The herald., 1894-07-12
SAN BERNARDINO.

Supervisory Proceedings The Tis-Up
Broken at the Needles.
SAN BERNARDINo, July 1.-The super
visore are in session as board Of equal
ization.
The assessor turned over to the board
the assessment books and they were
duly accepted.
A. P. Chapman appeared before the
board and made written application,
under oath. asking reduction in the
valuation of Improvements on his prop
erty, and was sworn ss to the valuation
OF said Improvements. The board or
dered the clerk to change the assese-
ment from 500 900 to $l7. 600.
This morning the following dispatch
was received from E. N. Buck, editor of
the Needles Eye:
NEEDLES, July 10.-The blockade has
been BROKEN here. The firemen, whose
going ont tied up this division of the
Atlantic and Pacific. have gone back to
work. Two freight trains went out to-
night, the first in two weeks. Passen-
ger trains are running regularly.
The following is the official report
from the county hospital for the month
of June, 1894: Number in hospital June
Iob, OO, aQlAlbbCQ 0ukluk Ii
died during month, 81 discharged dur
ing month, s.; number remaining, so;
total expense. $7S3.55; cost per capita
per day, Az cents.
The assessor has reported to the board
OF supervisors the military enrolment of
the county, which shows the total num-
Der of men subject to military duty
within the county, between the ages OF
FL and 46 yeare, to be $3.50.
Ordinance No. 90. concerning the
catching and sale of mountain front,
makes it a misdemeanor at any time to
sell, offer or expose for sale any noun
tain trout, or for any person to catch
more than 30 trout in any one day, and
If any trout are caught less than five
inches in length they are to be immedi-
ately and carefully returned to the
stream.
There will be caucus OF the Repub-
lican electors of the fifth precinct at the
high school building, Friday night, July
10, 1894, ct O'Clock.
]. V. Suman, the Cotton miller, was
in the city today.
William Cochran is in from Calico.
He reports that provisions in that min.
ing camp are very low on account of the
railroad tie.up.
W. "A. olitOho1u, tuo pupulhf hB0ut VI
the Santa Fe at this point, arrived in
the city this morning on the overland.
He has been spending a several weeks
vacation at his eastern home and on his
return trip encountered the tie-up.
The Republicans of precinct No. will
hold caucus tonight, July 11th, at f.
B. Daley's office, Third street.
st. Bernard Commsndery Knights
Templar will meet in Masonic hall this
evening for work in the Red Cross degree.
The following teachers have been
elected in Cucamonga for the coming
school year: Hermoss district, Ella
Cline of North Ontario; Cucamonga dis.
trict. Mrs. J. B. Throll OF Riverside !;
Franklyn district, Susie Davidson of San
Bernardino.
A. g. Hubbard. the Redlands money
man, has gone to San Francisco.
The members of the Christian church
will give lawn social Thursdsy evening
of this week on the lawns OF Meserve,
Wheeler and Garner. on Seventh street,
betwsen B and @. All are invited and
q good time may be expected.
The music furnished on the Fourth of
July by the impromptu band made up
of local musicians, after short prsctice,
was so excellent that it has caused the
public quite generally to express wish
that the organization might be made
permanent.
The railway strikers here deny that
any of the men have weakened and as.
sert that they are as firm as ever. A
few men did make application for places
but they say have since Withdrawn