The herald., 1894-07-09
SAN BERNARDINO.

Tho Moropgo King Mine Bonded for
$3a5,OOO.
SAN BERNARDINo, July Sine MO-
rongo King Mining company, OF wnlcn
@. W. Allen, Judge John s. Campbeil
and P. NJ. Livingston are the principal
stockholders, have bonded their mine
for the sum OF 1925, 900 to Chicago par
ties. The life OF the option is 30 days.
and the purchasers do not enter into
possession until one-half of the price ID
paid down.
A mail train passed through this CITY
this morning over the SAINTS re route:
When it entered the depot at about l0
O'Clock large number of spectators and
strikers we're on hand to watch proceed.
ings. The train was guarded by squad
of II of the regular army, and was not
interfered with in any way. Some OF
the byatanders, however, guyed the
fireman, conductor and engineer:
Further than this the train departed
with two passenger cars and q Pullman
attached without incident. 1t was
regular through eastern train. The
soldiers will go as far as Albuquerque,
where another detachment OF soldiers
will relieve them.
Hon. Orsmer Morris has declined to
be candidate for the assembly In this
district on the Republican ticket.
Bronco Charley is again in jail on
charge of attempted rape. The victim
was an Indian woman.
An effort will be made to have q
registry clerk appointed at North On
tario. The rapid growth OF the place
certainly entities the people to this con-
venience.
F. E. Trask was duly installed as post.
master of the Ontario office on Sunday.
l. s. Miller continues in the Office as
deputy, much to the satisfaction OF its
patrons.
Miss Gertrude Wager, who taught q
portion Of last year in the city schools,
lent selection.
st. Bernard Commandery, knights
| Templar, was in session at Masonic hall
last night for the purpose OF comforting
the order OF the Red Gross on District
Attorney f. F. Oster. The same degree
will be conferred upon F. r Morrison n
OF Redlands by the commandery next
Wednesday night.
Miss Miriam Lamb hsd engag ed
steamship accommodations for visit to
Scotland aud was ready to start the day
that the strike interrupted railroad con-
nection with the Atlantic Bsaboard. She
was forced to delay her trip and has
telegraphed to New York changing her
date to some time in August.
Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. M, will meet
in Maaonic hall, on d street, tonight to
work in the first degree.
q. W. Allen, president OF the Nor ongo
King Mining company, leaves for the
company'B property tomorrow. He will
be accompanied by Mr.. Twogood of
Riverside. who is going out to the Rose
mine.
Professor Rountrse, ths aeronaut, was
quite seriously injured in his descent on
the night OF the 4th. says the Redlands
Facts, one OF the bones OF his foot being
broken and three others displaced. A
wire nail was also found imhedded in
his side. DR.. Weeks says he will not be
able to walk again for three months.
The advisab!lity OF having the Dsmo-
cratic county convention called for
August 18th to elect delegates to the
state, congressional and district conven.
tions. also to place the county ticket in
the field, is being discussed. IL
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted at the last meeting Of
the supervisors:
Resolved, That the board deems it for
the good of the county to allow but one
justice of the peace and ons constable in
each OF the following judicial townships:
Cotton, Rialto and Calico, and this
board finding that said townships have
population of less than 5000 inhabit.
ants,
Therefore, 1t is hereby ordered that |
said Cotton, Rialto and Calico judicial |
townships be and are hereby allowed |
only one Justice of the peace and one
constable each, this order not to affect
present iEcum bents of such Offices.
The clerk was authorized to get bids
Tor printing the great register.