The herald., 1894-06-17

ize the Bear Valley company by the in
PRODUCTION OF Chicago capital and enter
| prise into its management. Inc mate
rial assets OF the company over AND
above the value OF the plant itself are
estimated at So, $50, 900, with an earning
capacity of about $565,00O per annum.
The plan of reorganization includes
the formation OF new corporation to be
known as the New Bear Valley lrrige-
ton company. Its capitalization is
placed at "a, 000, 900, all of which will be
represented by common stock. 1t is pro.
posed to Issue bonds not to exceed
$4,000, 600 to provide for the liquidation
of the indebtedness and completion OF
the works. 1t is proposed to push con-
struction rapidly to completion, thereby
fulfilling all existing water contracts and
providing q considerable surplus water
supply, upon which certificates will be
issued and cold to meet the insistent de-
mand of those who desire to become
actual consumers.
Supervisor j. G. Turner came in from
Victor last evening and Immediately
took the Southern Pacific train for
Backerstield and Sacramento.
j. B. Warner, OF Chicago has returned
from his trip to the Rose mine.
t. II. Golf has declined the position OF
grand marshal on the Fourth OF July.
Capt. Frank T. Singer will officiate.
@. A. Dallman will have charge OF the
Southern California agency at this
point during the absence of w. A. Nit
chem, who leaves for the east tomorrow
evening.
Col. A. B. Paris returned last evening
from Los Angeles.
H. @. Wassman, chief clerk of the
New st. Charles, is paying business
visit to Los Angeles.
The recorder this morning received an
unusual mining location. 1t covered
100 acres of placer ground in the Ord
district and was made by eight parties.
The mining laws do not permit such To-
cations. Only 20 acres can be embraced
in one location.
@. w. Foy left on visit to the mid
winter fair last evening.
Henry Warren has gone on a two
weeks' visit to San Francisco.
S. s. Draper and family left on q
weeks visit to Los Angeles.
Or. j. NJ. Hurley expects to leave for
Sacramento tomorrow.
marriage license was issued today to
Librado NJ. Rodriguez of this city and
Olem6nub ADrll Oh OOlJOu.
The Redlands liquor case against A.
V. Boatright for selling without county
license. was decided by the jury against
Boatright.
Trinidad Varella, who shot and killed
a woman on Third street few weeks
ego, today pleaded guilty before the su-
perior court and Judge Otis sentenced
him for life in San Quentin.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee met in Justice Knox's Office to-
day with r. E. Bledsoe in the chair, II.
NJ. Willis, jr., temporary secretary. 1t
was ordered that the Democratic county
be held in San Bernsrdino
on the 4th day OF August, 1894, for the
purpose of electing 10 delegates to the
state convention to be held in San Fran
cisco on the 2lst day OF August, 1894,
ANA --i---t-- thu .nlAaAie.. -
Democratic county central committee.
Each precinct will be entitled to one
delegate and one for each 10 Democratic
votes or a traction OF eight or over.
Primary elections will be held in the
precincts of the county on Saturday,
July 2Sth, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the county convention, and
the polls will be open from 2 O'Clock to
p. N. OF that day.