The herald., 1894-06-24
SAN BERNARDINO.

More Hot Springs at Arrowheao-About
Beets.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 23.-An effort
is being made to organize Sunday
school at North Cucsmonga. All inter
ested are invited to meet at the Franklin
school house at o'clock on Sunday aft
ernoon.
Rev. A. J. Wells will lecture tomorrow
night in Unity hall, d street, on Music !;
Music in Nature and 90 Means of Ex-
preston.
The proprietors of the Arrowhead Hot
Springs hotel, in excavating for improve
ments, encountered strange phenome'
non. At the depth OF elk feet an in
Vulnerable number of hot springs were
encountered. The ground becoming too
hot fer further work in that direction,
the company has conceived the idea OF
converting the hot area into a large hot
reservoir for heating purposes in the no.
tel during the winter. The heat is so
intense that an egg can be boiled hard
in 10 minutes.
b. Grover has resigned his position
as deputy county assessor at Redlands,
and will leave for the north next Sun
day. Mr.. Cave, the other Redlands
deputy, will hold on until the Let OF the
month.
III. n. Sinclair of Redlands has been
appointed inspector OF rife practice on
the staff OF the colonel OF the Ninth
regiment.
Ernest Sumers is laid up with a
broken arm.
A crook going by the euphoniors so
brjuuet of "Visalie Slim" lie in durance
vile in this city waiting to find out what
he is wanted for at Fresno.
The United States prisoners are now
occupying nice fresh painted quarters In
the new jail.
The choir OF the Presbyterian church
will give their closing praise service for
the season on Sunday evening. Services
will begin at z 80. and everyone is in
vited.
T. J. Fordury. secretary of the cham
bar nf cnmmarra haa iasnad an omen
To the Sugar Beet Growers of San Bernardino |:
To grow any quantity OF sugar beets
next season it Is necessary to arrange for
the purchase of seed coon, as all seed
has to be shipped from Europe. A ton
OF eeed will only plant about $50 acres,
hence the arrangement for seed to plant
1000 acres or more is not an insignificant
matter. To successfully stsrt the beet
culture corporation is absolutely neces-
sary in preliminary matters. A definite
assurance OF extensive planting will en-
aole US to secure the erection of q fac
tory. There ia no time to lose If we sue
cessfully enter the enterprise OF produc-
ing sugar for 1895.
With a view of accomplishing the best
results | take the liberty of calling
meeting Of those VINO desire or antici-
pate growing beets next season to be
convened in the court house on Satur-
day, June 30th, at o'clock.
Next Tuesday evening the Christian
Endeavor society of the Congregational
church will entertain their friends at the
residence oil Mrs. Gahr, corner Fifth and
d streets.
@. b. Fox of Urbits leaves this even
ing via the Santa Fe on visit to his old
home in Montpelier, VT.
Deputy Sheriff L. +. Pourade has re-
turned from the north where he went in
charge Of Trinidad Varella. who WAS I'M
der life sentence to the state penitentiary
at Folsom.
The officer who went out to Lytie creek
csilon yesterday afternoon after Jamea
end Thomas Washington, failed to find
theLa as they bau gone TO their ranch
near Pomona. This morning Constable
Afbios had his authority certified 30 as
to serve warrant in Los Angeles county
and left for Pomona after them.
o. Wilder mas returned TO San Fran
cisco.
Jude Campbell returned from Sacra-
mento this morning.
Charles r. Gray is up from Riverai de
today.
Mrs. w. III. Nee returned from San
Francisco last evening.
Mrs. Col. 7. j. Wilson and children
left on a visit to the midwinter fair this
morning. tE8
l.. Perdew departed for San Francisco
laet evening. oiHs
Can Hansan and Michael Molk leave
in the morning for San francisco, via
Redondo.