The herald., 1894-06-06
SAN BRRNARDINo.


School Trustees Elected - Good News
Received From Morongo.
SAN BERNARpNo, June 5.--The Bear
Valley company has notified the North
Fork Water company that their quota
for June will be 5Go inches, 40 per con-
tract between the two companies. By
the terms OF this contract, made some
years ago, the Bear Valley company, in
consideration of certain concessions,
guarantees the latter company 60O
inches continuous flow in June, 600 IL
July and August, 500 in September, 46O
In October and 400 in November, in
stesd OF 600 inches continuous how as
has been commonly supposed. During
the othor six months the North Fork
company Is entitled to one-fourth OF the
natural flow Of the Santa Ana river, the
South Fork company one-fourth and
the Cedar Valley company the other
half.
y. ". Smith of Owosso, Mioh.. has
purchased 20 acres OF land in the Nc.
Abee tract, in West Highlands, and will
plant 1t to citrus trees and build
home.
], 8. Purdy and E. F. Pourade took a
run to Los Angeles today. o. a
horseback parade for the Fourth of July
and is at work to make this feature one
of the most interesting. All who will
participate should make the fact known.
For that purpose q list has been pre-
pared and can be found with r. E. For
ton at Draper & LeCaren's insurance
Office. In the Stewart hotel block.
Eouestrians should join either the red,
wkihs or the blue. 1t costs nothing to
sign tho roll.
The following trustees have been
elecasd in the several districts of the
Bounty:
Caion-W. g. Bailey.
Coirou-M. A. Bagley.
Fsirview-J. W. Marshal and E. E..
Bonesteel.
Pass--F. P. Dunlap.
Arrowhesd-E. r. Ketohuni and Chs5.
Rockoff.
Warm Springs-Ed Daley. jr.
Highland-L. A. Desmond.
Victor--James Brown.
City Creek-George Covaltt.
North San Bernardino-W. O. CLARK.
Ontario---G. Y. Butterfield. si.,a'
Calico-Q. s. Sparks and William
Cochrane. rN
Mountain-A. w. Everts. ,.
Hesperia-C. Roberts.
Perdew-J. M. Crawford and Alex
Henderson.
Needles-A. A. Stearns and ]. F.
Downey.
San Antonio-C. d. Adams.
Mill. NJ. Cox, jr.
yyoll~w-C W poha~Ic n ID
and - Kirby.
Rsdlsnds-Dr. M. W. Hill and L. W.
CLARK.
Mountain view-Thomas Monks and
A. ]. Sesrl.
San Salvador--Aleco Sanches and Peter
O. Peters.
Rialto--M. V. Swessy. t'''
Franklin, Grafton and Hillsd ale-No
election.
TheiHboardl of supervisors met for
afternoon session Monday, June 4, 1894
at / 80 O'Clock, with all the members
present.
A large number of accounts were
allowed.
]. T. Reed made an application for
700 TOR extra expenses as manager of the
mineral exhibit at the midwinter fair.
"A motion was made to allow him $25,
put as he refused to accept 1t the motion
was lost.
Mr.. Reed Was not recalled from the
fair by the board. but refus ed
to remain longer unless the board al.
lowed him living and incidental ex-
penses in addition to his SIS per month
salary and travelling expenses.
This they could not do without max
nR Tho aII e.
Grow and wife.
The board then adjourned until 10
\. m. Tuesday, June 5.
Judge John L. Campbell has just re.
turned from the Morongo King mine,
N the Morongo mining district, bring
ng with him $500 brick of gold, the |
result Of a 26 hour run. The los tamo
mill 10 new one just erected, and this
8 the frat days run in the mine. Water
n abundance is piped to the mine from
Antelope creek, and wood is delivered
70 the mill for $3.50 per cord. Men in
'harge Of the mill say they can work ore
% profit as low as ST. so per ton. The
main shaft ia down 220 feet, and shows
n feet OF ore, running from low grade
Up to $500 per ton. One thin sheet Of
ire next to the hanging wall gives $4,000
80 1859 ~ oWhoi6 vi b1d 1ulHe eX-
,ect to mill ore enough in the next 30
lays to produce $4,000 10 10000. There
Lore enough in sight to supply tho mill
or months to come. The Altuma Min
ng company, four miles away, has about
b tons of 5000 rock in SACKS taken out
n the last three months, which will be
nilled at the Morongo King. Both of
hese mines are paying from the grass
cots down and are the best mines ever
pened mp la this county. The gold is
bsolutely free and of superior quail
y, being worth at the mint
~. This county has become famous
Dr. its fruits. but the real money OF the
AZURE will be taken from it's gold mines.
no mineral belt extends from Twenty
Inc Palms for 200 miles to the north
ara, as far as Panamint. Men of bust
esq talent and experience are taking
OLD OF what have been heretofore. only
oyote holes. and are going down into the
owels OF the earth, and are pilinp up
,e ore In business way. Fruit men
ven md it better to dig out gold ore
orsh 10 cents per pound than to spend