The herald., 1894-06-15
SAN BERNARDINO.


of Note.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 14.-Mrs. l.. b.
Dearborne left yesterday for Oakland.
after having spent the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. W. NJ. Bristol at East
Highlands.
The Cotton News presents the name
Of Prof. w. E. Bliss as candidate Tor
the Republican nomination Tor county
school superintendent.
The remains Of Rev. Angus Mckenzie.
whose death occurred at the county hos
pital Monday. were shipped to Portland,
Ore. today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Whitaker. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. II. Schsffer, and Mrs.
Whitaker and Miss Chapman OF Obi
csgo, guests of MIR. and Mrs. Whitaker,
pionicked in Little Bear valley today,
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Presbyterian church will give an "even-
ing with Dickens' tonight. The liter
ary and musical programme is OF
high order, and the admission lee be-
ing placed at 10 cents insures crowded
house. Following is the programme;
Sketch of Life and Critique OF Dickens
Music. string quartette = Misses Gunsolus,
Messrs Nugent and Roe.
Selection from Nicholas Nickieby, Dose OF
Sulphur and Molasses-Emma Morgan.
Solo, Answer-mrsC. u. Dlckey.
Reading from Dombey and Son, What Are the
Wild Waves saying2-hiss Boiey. s.u,,o
Duet What Are the Wild waves sayingf-
selection from Hard Times, wanted--Facts
Reading from Pickwick Papers-Dr Bedford.
Music by string quarsette-Misses Gunsolus,
Messrs. Hugent and Zoe.
Miss Phoebe Sites OF Des Moines, Ia.
has been chosen to teach in the Red
lands public schools in the place OF Miss
Anna Hurley, resigned.
County Treasurer Reeves today sold
the bonds of kojave school district to
the amount OF $1,000. at $6,2b premium:
The purchaser was w. w. Cockins OF
Los Angeles.
The Street Improvement society meets
Saturday night in department two.
Ulsylpy r,fe nssrtlf enit5f 1ur the month
of May was TO-
An Evening With Dickens at the
Presbyterian church tonight
The Bear valley stage leaves tomorrow
morning at O'Clock.
r. L. Lewis and j. S. Purselow left
yesterday via the Santa Fe en- route to
Santa Barbara.
The directors of the Ontario Water
company have signed the contract with
@. Frankish, for the purchase of water
to be developed from the work now un-
der way On the edge of the Oucamonga
canon. Those interested i'll the deyel-
opment are very hopeful of securing
large flow of water.
At the last auction sale Of fruit at
San Francisco some grape fruit sent by
the Ontario exchange sold for 1926 per
Thn III -
oranges at that sale, which closes the
season. was 81 for st. Michasls, from
Ontario.
The suit OF the West Twin Creek
Water company vs.. Mrs. ]. G. Water
man ct al. has been settled outside OF
court and the case dismissed.
Deputy Sheriff II. X. Keyes Ia in from
Needles with prisoner who has been
committed TO the county jail for three
months. for larceny.
Vinton L. Mitchell has filed home
stead declaration.
Tomorrow evening tho ''open meet
ing" at the First M. Il. church will offer
unusual attractions to the public. Pro-
lessor Kirk will deliver his lecture en-
titled From the Blarney Stone to Dub
lin.
Tho following officers we're elected by
Arrowhead tent, No. IL, knights OF the
Maccabees, at their last review: Past
commander, j. F. Parker; commander,
W. p. Snyder; lieutsnsnt commander,
George e. Wright; record keeper. Ben
jamin F. Levet; finance keeper F. H.
Moore; chaplain. w. P. Coulter; physi-
clan, |. W. Hazlett; sergeant. T. o Car
ter; master at arms, ii. Craig; #. M. OF
g., E, s. Hardmsn; s. M. of g., VIM.
Reynolds; sentinel, s. Taylor; picket,
VIM. Artu5.
The people Of Vanderbilt have petit
toned for the reappointment OF E. A.
futile as justice of the peace.
In the case OF the People va. Sanf ord,
charged with assault with intent to
commit murder, the jury failed to agree
upon verdict. 1t is said nine were for
acquittal and three for conviction.