The herald., 1894-11-11
RIVERSIDE.
u. DAVIS RECEIVES SERIOUS
BUT NOT FATAL INJURIES.
Ia was Run Over by Hook aud Lad
der Truck-The Prohibition LII
,sense Carried by tho County
vote-Personals.

Il RIVERSIDE, Nov. 10.-J. d. Davis,
81 Dook-keeper for Afisck & Ormond, met
4 with a very severe accident yesterday.
4 A Ere broke out in the house next to
Il him and he ran down to the fire hall TO
rive the alarm. When the hook and
ladder wagon was hauled out he took
q hold to assist in pulling 1t to the scene.
Office on Main street Mr.. Davis tripped
and fell and the wheels OF the wagon
passed over his legs and body, while one
wheel struck him on the back of the
4 head. He was picked up and carried
into Heath & Morrison's drug store.
where his injuries we're examined by DR..
RUBY. He is painfully but not seriously
hurt. II was narrow escape, however.
II from what might have easily proved q
fatal accident.
There is much dissatisfaction in the
city over the fact that the prohibition
ordinance has passed in the last election.
'S,he city declared in favor of the high
license system, but il was ovsrruled by
the will OF the county, which has carried
the ordinance through by a majority OF
4 about rs in 1000 votes.
lands and Cotton next Tuesday night to
witness the performance OF PiDatore by
Riverside amateurs, under the direction
II o. Stewart Taylor.
The Right Rev. DR.. Nichols, bishop Of
California, will make his annual visita-
tion to All Saints Episcopal church. to-
morrow, and at the evening service will
administer the rite OF confirmation.
John Drake, who owns 100 acres OF
land south OF Box Springs, intends seed.
ing his entire tract to wheat this season.
He is OF the opinion that there will be
late rains sufficient to insure good
crop. He states that several of his
neiRhbors intend following his example.
Shefiff Swope is confined TO his room
with a athreateDed attack OF pneumonia.
At last accounts Mr.. Swope WAS inn
proving.
Mr.. q. L. Mander gave a theater
party OF twelve persons, attending
U'Nsil, Washington, d. c., in entertain.
ment OF Miss Evelyn Weudekind and
and Miss Virginia Rippey. OF San Diego,
visiting Miss Givens of this cirv.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Y. M @. A.
rendered the new general secretary, Mrs.
@. w. Jones. u rece pton in tho associa-
tion parlors last night. Mrs. John F..
CroNelis president and Mrs. Ada Vest
brook is secretary Of the association.
Gen. Lew Wallace, the author Of Ben
Hur. will lecture at the L1fing opera
house Wednesday evening next.
Miss Jessie Williamson, who taught
the Ramona school last year, is teaching
in the girls department OF the state re-.
formatory at " hitter.
The Redlands Y. Nj. G. A.. football
team Is matched to play the San Ja-
cinto eleven at the home ground of the
latter on Thank sgiving day.
Mr.. John Keen and family. who 30
successfully conducted hotel in Straw
berry valley this eummer, have taken
charge OF the Fairview hotel at Vale
Vista. Mrs. Keen is experienced in the
art OF keeping good hotol. and success
is cure to follow wherever che goes.
Colonel Mayberr thinks he will have
all the bric- work done on the new
creamery br ing at Hemet in about "a
month. He will. it is understood, push
the work as repidlv as possible. The
building when completed will cost over
$40 900.