The herald., 1894-07-11
SAN BERNARDINO.

Matters.
San BERNARDINo, July 10.-The Rs
publicans are very busy pulling buttons
prior TO the primaries to be held on
July 10th. The candidates for county
offices are flying over the county at
double quick.
Harold Schaeffer. the little 3-year-old
son Of ]. K. Schaeffer, met with quite
serious accident yes terday afternoon.
He fell from fence. striking on his left
elbow, shattering the bone. Surgical
aid was promptly summoned and the
injured arm promptly dressed. The
little fellow stood the operation man.
fully, and If nothing unexpected occurs
will soon recover without any perma-
nent injury to his arm.
Superintendent Guitesu of the motor
road is in Los Angeles today on business
connected with his line.
Jndca @. N. Dsmron and Hon. ]. O.
Lynch are in Cotton today looking alter
the political situation.
The Republican caucus at Cotton will
be hsld at the city hall on Saturday
evening.
The following trains are due to leave
San Bernardino via Santa Fe route to-
day and thereafter until further notice:
For Los Angeles via Pasadena at 80
q. m. and 400 p. m. For Los Angeles
via Orange ct 7 80 q. m. and l 10 p. m.
For San Diego and way points via Or
snge, 7: 80 a. m. For Redlands at 6:15
q. IN. via Asylum and u :35 a. m. via 4
street. For Baretow and east ct 9:05
a. m. with palace and tourist eleepers
and day coach. Trains will leave Los
Angeles for Redondo at 10 a. M, con-
Meeting with trains leaving hors at 1880
q. m.
On July 9th the supervisors met and
transacted the following business:
A petition from Heaperia judicial
township, asking for the appointment
OF Oliver NJ. Potts ss constable of that
township, was granted by q unanimous
vote OF the board.
Wholesale liquor license was granted
]. r. Lane OF Calico, and his bond was
approved.
Bids were received from the Times
Index company and John Flagg & Co.,
for printing the great register, and the
contract was awarded the Times-Index
company OF 8 9-10 cents per name. John
Flsgg & Co.'s bid was 12 95.100 cents per
name and cent more If other than type
written copy was furnished.
A delegation of citizens of Riverside
county came before the board. and a
long discussion followed on the subject
of bounty on jack rabbit scalps. A draft
of proposed ordinance was submitted by
them and they were informed that Riv.
erside county would have to first draft
an ordinance before this county could
consider the came.
A novel entertainment called "cent
social' will be given this evening at the
Baptist church. No admission will be
charged and all are invited to come and
have good time.
@. W. Wells returned yesterday from a
short business trip to Bear valley.
Fred Acnable OF Los Angeles is in the
city shaking hands with his many
friends.
Hon. @. M. Simpson of Pasadena. a
member of the lower house of the last
legislature, was in the city ior short
time today. Mr.. Simpson is q veteran of
the late war and says he is ready to
enlist again to suppress anarchy and
resistance to the laws of the land, if nee.
essary.
On accountsof the dam to the bathing
pool at Harlem Springs being out OF re-
pair, the picnic to have been given by
the Pythian Sisters of Riverside on
Tuesday OF this week, has been post
poned to Wednesday, July 18th.
The sugar company has lot OF ma
chinery standing on the Southern Pacific
road this side of Ell Paso, the delay of
which, if continued many days, will be
a serious Inconvenience to the company.
From members of the school board,
says the Chino Champion, we learn that
six teachern will be employed this year,
one being en- assistant in the room OF the
principal. This will allow the principal
better opportunities to superintend the
work of the other schools. 1t is gener-
ally understood that Mrs. Twining will
be re.enganed as principal for the COM
ing year, and that Miss Hancock, Misf
Hart and Miss Beckett will also retain
their schools another year. This will
leave two new teachers to be selected.
The railroad boys are holding a meet
ing today in Davis hall receiving dis
patches from the east. The fact that
the federated trades have been ordered
out tomorrow caused discussion on the
streets and business men fear greater
difficulties in getting supplies.
James Mclaughlin, who was exam
ined on charge OF compelling his wifi