The herald., 1894-07-07
They are charged with burslarizing M.

they are charged with burglarizinx M.
D.. Katz IL Co.'s establishment. Bel
lamy's bail was fixed at $1,000, which he
gave with Senator Calm and James
Kelley az eureties. The bail of McDon-
aid and Phillips was Fixed at $1,000 each
Stetson & Little of Cotton expect to
start q stage line to Los Angeles unless
the railroads open up for business. The
first stage is expected to start tomorrow
morning.
The water bond proposition was
carried at Cotton by large majority
The vote was 1873 to Is, a majority of 17O
in favor of the bonds. The bonds will
be issued and sold and the system OF
the company purchased under contract
for SAC, 900.
Mr.. Morrison of Rialto had runaway
on Third street yesterday, smashing up
his buggy and doing other damage.
Manuel Munos was held by Justice
Felter to answer in the superior court to
the charge of furnishing liquor to
Indians.
The following liquor licenses were
granted by the board of supervisors for
one year from July /, 1894. to July l.,
1895, and bonds approved:
" holesale-E. q. Pake, Victor, allowed
to sell on Sunday; Ross & West,
Needles; w. A. McFarlane, Wander
bilt; j. W. and II. O. Stevenson, Red
lands No. 2; E. Veche & Co., Mission /;
E. Vache & Co., San Bernardino No 3 I;
VIM. Thode, San Bernardino No. q; q.
A. Beam, San Bernardino No, L; Chas.
Richards, San Bernardno No. l.
Retail. P. Jones, Orc Grande; A.
B. kaufman, Victor (allowed to sell on
Sunday; M. Walah, Daggett; J. @.
Gallsgher, Barstow (sllowed to sell on
Sunday; Qlinn & Sutciffe, Baretow
(allowed to cell on Sunday; Murphy &
Buggs, Thomas OBrien, Flynn & Potter
and John Quinn, Needles (all allowed to
sell ON Sunday; James Mcneil, Calico
Wilburn 4 Bagby. Calico; Powell Bros.,
Vanderbilt (allowed to sell on Sunday (;
Domeschang Il Smith, Bedding & Cock
ing and J. w. Smith, Cotton; j. w. &
H.C. Stevenson, Redlands. No. 2; A. Nc
Broom, American Paul Boob, Whitney
4 Lakeman and Folks & Eckhard, San
Bernardino No. 8; August Velguth.
Louis Lefever. James Murry. August
Weinman, s. Ii. Carlson, Carl Hammer,
T. 6chlaegel, San Bernardno No. 2 Carl
kuppensclager and Chris Kempel & Co.,
San Bernardino No. /.
Winery-F. B. Welss. Mill; Edward
Tinerest, Chino: Henry Meyer, Martin;
Peter Peters. San Salvador.
The treasurer was ordered to transfer
$1,000 from the county fund to the fund
for inducing immigration.
Eli Mcdaniel was ordered an allow
ance OF IS per month cash, commencing
July 10, 1894.
THURSDAYS SESSION.
A retail liquor license was granted A.
Falconsr at Daggett, and bond approved.
Petition from Daggstt and Orc Grande
asking for suspension Of section 10, or.
dinance No. 58, allowing liquor to be
aold on sunday, was granted.
The board then proceeded to open bids
for the burial of INDECENT dead. Bids
from Mcdonald g. Son, w. d. Aldrich
and Barton q Catck were considered
and the contract was awarded to Barton
q Catick, they being the lowest and best
bidder.
The bids of j. s.. Purdy, j. Oehl and
X. f. Gardner for meat furnished coun-
ty hospital were opened. Contract was
awarded to r. +. Garner.
The bids of John A. Lamb and E. E.
McGlbbon for drugs for county hospital
were opened and contract awarded E.
e. McGibbon.
Ordinance No. 80, entitled an ordi-
nance granting franchise to the Terra
Gina and Redlands Street Railway
company, was adopted by q unanimous
vote.
Coyote scalp bounties were allowed as
followed: Niles Turner. 81; w S. Hen
derson, $40; Henry Merdrich, SO; Eli
Bunt, $l10; 9. E. Allen, 500; String
Bonnie. So; James Minter, $165; Frank
Wise, So; g. A. Osgoody, s5; Norman
Allen, So; w. j. johnson, SIS.