The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-08
SAN BERNARDINo.

The Industrials' Cass-Pster FLAMES
Death.
SAN BERNARD.No, June 7.-Ip the case
OF the Industrials, whose trials on q
charge OF attempting to evsde payment
OF railroad fare were brought to this city
from Cotton on change OF venue. Judge
Camp this morning denied the motion
to dismiss, and the case was set for next
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, says
the Redlands Facts. 1t 10 understood
that the wouldbe sttorney-general, Mr..
Luckel, their attorney, proposes to get
the case before the courts OF Los Angeles
on a writ OF prohibition or habeas cor
pus, and openly says they will turn the
rsscals loose.
Clarence 8. King OF Dsnver. mining
expert, is investigating the mines OF
this county.
A neat and comfortably furnished tent
has been pitched on E street, between
Sixth and Seventh, in which it is de-
signed to hold services every evening for
the Study OF the Bible.
Ed d. Roberts has been chosen as
signee by the creditors OF ]. +. Slocum.
Jules Servis Van Dyck desires a di-
vorce from Amant Van Dyck on grounds
Of extreme cruelty.
Staff Captain Mcintyre OF Los Angeles
and Captain Evans of Pheaix, Arlz.,
formerly of this city. will be at the Sal.
walton srmy this evening.
San Bernardino county will have 10
delegates in the Democratic state con-
vention, which will be held August 81,
1894
George B. Cole. the young attorney,
lie the happy father of bouncing girl
baby.
Next Monday night Company E will
hold it's competitive drill for the nom
commission gold medal. After the drill
the company will give social hop.
Sons last night elected the following
d. Foy, first vice president; w. E.
Kier, second vice president; III. L. Al
bridge, third vice presigent; Sidney
Nee. marshal; l.. H. Curtia, historian
j. W. Aldndge, surgeon. The parlor
has accepted the invitation of the
Fourth of July committee to parade,
and will appear in the procession on
that occasion.
The new oficere Of Yalley. lIodgs are
c.; r. Mct5ilvory. p; J. P. Booth, Nj.
Va Ass ~ ~ fAs ne VI LIE ~ OAloy,
trustee.
In Goler district the Benson Brothers
are still steadily working their claims in
Benson gulch, with the customary rich
returns. Besides theirs, only three
claims are being worked, and in Reed
gulch, next adjoining, there are but two
companies engaged in dry washing. In
Goler proper there are perhaps a dozen
Mexicans and half az any white men,
some OF then using the creek water with
rockers. and two dry washers are in
operation.
The Republican county convention
meets at Ontario January 9th. A Santa
Fe train leaves e street at 7 :22. Third
street at z 80 a. m. Fare only Is cents
for the round trip.
DR.. and Mrs. G. D. Arndt left for Co.
Ion, Ohio, by the Santa Fe this morning.
DR.. Arndt is q brotner-in-law OF Rev @.
A. Westenberg of this city and has been
engaged in the practice OF medicine at
Cotton.
A caucus of all delegates elected to the
Republican county convention to be
held at Ontario June 9th will be held
in department two Of the superior court,
in the court house, Friday evening at
o'clock.
Peter Filanc, the old farmer who was
SO terribly gored by bull few days
ago, died last evening at his home,
about four miles south OF this city. He
leaves an estate valued at about SIS, 900.