The herald., 1894-06-21
SAN BERNARDINO.

Cigarettes to Be Outlaw ed-L0cal fairs
of Note.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 20.-The tree
plantir census, nearly completed, will
show a total increase for this season of
about 600 acres at Highlands. 1t is
slmost equally divided between citrus
and deciduous fruits.
Norris & Young have purchased OF 7.
7. Cook the remainder OF his land on
the East Highlands mesa, excepting
about II acres surrounding the house.
Guy Aplin's barn at East Highlands
WAS destroyed by fire at 8 O'Clock Tues
day morning, together with most of the
contents. involving q loss Of several
hundred dollars.
The Cotton Cement works, says the
News, are employing about 20 men now.
The superior court of Riverside, in
the suit of Captain Lawler against
Father P. ]. Stockmhn, rendered de-
cision of $500 cash (not stock) against
the defendant with interest and costa.
At an early hour yesterday morning a
bear came down out of the noun tains
just above East Highlands. and killed q
calf belonging to Mr.. Hattery OF that
place.
The illustrated pamphlet issued by
the people OF Highlands ia ready for
distribution, and contains much inter
esting and valuable information con-
corning this charming foothill section OF
orange groves.
The case OF P. J. Stcckman ct al. vs..
A. G. Kendall, ex-oficio tax collector
for Olive irrigation district. was sub
mitted to Judge Otis today on briefs.
Peter Filanc's estate consisted of 22S
acres in his farm southeast of this city
and five city lots, all valued at 50.000
and personal property valued at $4,000.
The estate is all left to the widow.
Forty-seven applicants for teachers
certificates entered the semi-annual ex-
animation which commenced at the
high school this morning.
A social hop at Wales hall is the at
traction Thursday evening of this week.
The children of the Sabbath school of
the Church of Christ, Scientist, will hold
picnic at Harlem springs on Friday OF
this week.
The eighth district convention OF the
Woodmen of the World convened at Unity
hall at 10 a. M. today and wac called to
order by Consul Commander Boren.
Past Consul Commander Wilson was in
troduced and made the address OF well
come. Addresses were made by Charles
Decker of Magnolia camp, No. 90; A. q.
Lorbeer of Pomona camp, No. rs, and
G. D. Whitcomb and James Lamb of San
Bernardino camp, No. 70. This evening
a reception and banquet will be rendered
the visitors.
Miss s. Pilger, Miss Rosa Kramer,
Miss Grace Livinatou, Mrs. DR.. Bur
cham, Mrs. Smith Halle, Miss Kettle
Boren, Miss Carrie Woodward and Mrs.
w. R. Virgins and three children lett
this morning for San Francieco.
Constable Roach is in from Cuca-
monga.
H. NJ. Carpenter OF Banning, q part
ner of County Clerk Hamilton, is in the
city today.
Csllie Zombro was up from Pasadena
yesterday.
James Campbell. railroad contractor
and builder from Needles, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. Goldberg and daughter and
Mrs. A Goldberg, all well known in
this city, ara guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Nigel.
Harry Brunn has arrived home from
Philadelphia, where he is attending
medical college.
G. F. (Ben) Herr, travelling passenger
agent OF the Union Pacific, was in town
yesterday.
&. II. Mcmillan, Southern Pacific
commission agent at San Diego, who has
been rusticating at Arrowhead Springs,
left last evening for home much i'm.
proved in health.
Ernest Waycctt left yesterday for Los
Angeles.
T. L. Duggsn, Southern California
agent OF the Burlington route, visited
San Bernardino today with his annual
supply OF fans.
CITY TRUSTEES MEETING.
The city trustees met last evening and
transacted the following business:
The bill 81 J. La Neice, for cemsnting
the fountain in the city park, was re-
duced from So to 81 per day.
A petition was read, asking the city to
accept the dedication of Bridge street
between First and Second atreets. and
running from @ to A streets, and the
necessary order was adopted.
1t was decided TO advertise for bids for
the street sweeping up to January l,
1895.
1t was ordered that that the city clerk
advertise for bids for the construction OF
an Office l0x20 for the city cemetery.
IL WAS rapoYtad that navauaut nm r.