The herald., 1894-06-13
SAN BERNARDINo.

Perso nal Notes.
SAN BERNARprNo, June 12.---S. Lam
bert OF Los Angeles. son-in-lsw OF the
late Peter Filsnc, and formerly resi-
dent of this city, visited his old friends
while here to attend the funeral OF his
esteemed relative.
Leon Sanders of San Francisco has
arrived to take position with his uncle,
O. L. scheuer, the popular Third-street
meat vender.
The teachers excursion via the Santa
Fe for Chicago, this evening, will have
three aleepers filed with excursionists.
Mary Nettleton, the 10-year-old
daughter Of E. J. Nettleton, residing at
Alessandro, was dragged to death Fri
day evening by COW. The little one
was leading the COW to water by chain,
when the animal became frightened and
| ran, the chain in some manner becom-
| ing fastened about the child's body. She
was dragged something like 100 yards.
A petition Is being circulated for the
| improvement OF l and q streets between
| Third and Mill streets, and along their
continuation to junction with Cotton
avenue at Urbita. This is for the pur-
pose of relieving Cotton avenue and E
street of portion OF the travel between
Cotton and this city.
This matter IL in the hands OF Mrs.
Henry Goodcell, jr.. who has charge OF
Colten avenue for the Street Improve
ment society. Plans will be presented
to the society Saturday night and to the
board Of city trustees at their next ses-
sion.
This adjourned regular meeting of the
board OF supervisors opened today.
Present: J. N. Victor, chairman ]. @.
Turner, l. w. Lord, A. B. Ruggles, W,
ii. Randall, supervisors; F. F. Oster,
district attorney; by L. M. Sprecher, as
sistant; George T. Copeland, clerk Of
the board.
The resignation Of E. A. futile, JUS
tice of the peace, was accepted.
It was ordered that he sale of prop
erty for delinquent state and county
taxes for the fiscal year 1884 shall be
held at the east door of the court house
and shall commence Thursday. July B.,
1894, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
s. L, Grow was instructed by the
clerk OF the board that the board wish
es all the exhibits returned to San Ber-
nardino at the close of the fair.
At the last regular meeting of San
Bernardino lodge No. 146, l. 0. o. F.,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: N. g., A. w. Lunce-
ford; V. g., August Velguth; secretary,
A. H. Stark; treasurer. 8. SCHNEIDER.
Miss Evangie Abbey, who has been
teaching in the city schools the past two
years, left yesterday for her old home in
Mulligan, Mich.
1t is said that the missing young lady,
Miss Annie Norris. has written to the
bank at Redlands directing her share Of
the common deposit to be transferred to
her sisters account. Her brother has
gone to San Diego to try to find her.
DR.. Campbell, superintendent OF the
Southern California insane asylum, haa
gone to Denver.
Mrs. Il. j. West and Mrs. Moore have
gone on visit to the midwinter fair.
DR.. Barton and wife have returned
from Palm valley.
Deputy County Clerk Harry Parks is
again on the sick list.
j. B. Warner of Chicago has gone ON
q trip to Bear valley.
The Presbyterian and Baptist Sunday
schools and their friends, about 400
strong, are enjoying picnics in the Santa
| Ana bottom today. The Presbyterian
are located at the Robin's Roost, noar
Sargent's ranch, and the Baptists about
half mile away.
Senator E. @. Seymour left for San
Francisco and other northern points this
morning. He will not return until after
the state convention, where he will put
in some good work for Joseph Brown for
member of the state board Of equalisa-
ton.
Louis Desimone and Miss Beatrice
Mcintosh were married at the Church of
81. Francis de Sales. Oakland, last even
ing. The groom 10 the proprietor of the
Waverly cyclery in this city. They are
expected to arrive in San Bernardino
the latter prrt of the week. and will 60
to housekeeping on Sixth street.
Probably the largest and most valu-
able collection of rare coins in this city
is in possession of E. r. Critics, the
secondhand store man of Third street.
He has American coins of almost every
denomination and date.
The findings of Captain Diss in the
Walker court-martial have been reported
to the colonel OF the Ninth regiment and
will only De made public through gen.
eral orders.
A.sH. Rogers captured the non. COM
AuinnAohcN oAheoto s0iu AouNi ab OOm-
pany E's drill last night. The hop
following this was most agreeable
social occasion.
w. Smith, the popular artesianist, is
back from Los Angeles and reports hay
ing done remarkably well with his boring
outfit since leaving San Bernardino.
The somewhat promiscuous quartette
that was arrested early Monday morn
ing at house on d street, between First
and Second ntreets, pleaded guilty to vio-
lating the city ordinance. Annie Will
son and Ruby Foster we're fined $25
each, and Jos. Bernard and Nels Hansen
$40 each.
The city board of education was in
session last evening for the purpose of
determining the matter of the employ
ment OF teachers for the ensuing year.
In accordance with the recommendation
of the joint meeting of representatives
OF the several city boards of education
in the county, held at Cotton recently,
some reduction has been made in sala-
ries. These changes will work no hard
shin and are in keeping with tina Axna-