The herald., 1895-09-05
Dry Times to Come by Reason
of an Ordinance
NO THREE FOURTH'S CLAUSE
Funeral of the Late Judge II. M.
Willis
Creamery Officers Elected-The Institution
VIII Start Up Soon-Houses of ln
Fame Receive Attention

provisions for an arrangement by which
saloons in any part of the county may be
kept open day and night, and notwith
standing the heroic opposition OF Super
visor Turner, who claims the desert for
his own, the other members of the board
forced the order through.
In all former license ordinances
special section was inserted. making the
provision that ii three-fourths of the
property owners OF a precinct should so
petition, the section of the ordinance
closing saloons at midnight and on Sun
day might be abrogated as far as that
precinct was concerned. But the board
of supervisors adopted new ordinance
yesterday, and the usual provision, which
had been included iii drawing the ordi-
nance, was blotted ont or the law, Super
visor Turner's argument to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The new law had been especially con-
structed to bring the wineries unoer the
law, since the section applying to them
had been ruled against recently by Judge
Campbell. The language was changed SO
that the ordinance will stand, but the
supervisors also took advantage OF The
opportunity to raise the license for such
establishments to $25 a quarter, as against
So formerly charged.
Drug stores will also be asked to con-
tribute 50 a quarter. whereas under the
old ordinance thev could dispense that
which cheers for 81, providing a physi-
clan furnished the pres cription. Hotels
and restaurants were also raised from 81
to $40 Der quarter, all of which may be
urged in justification of Scent raise in
the price of bottle of claret at dinner.
JUDGE WILLIS FUNERAL
The funeral services over the body of
Judge Ii. NJ. Willis were held from his
former residence on Seventh street at 10
o'clock this morning, and were attended
by throng of attorneys. mem bers of the
fraternal orders and citizens generally,
who had come to pay the lasf tribute OF
respect to a man who mad flied proG,i-
nent part in making the history OF the
county.
The services we're brief and simple and
were conducted by Rev. r. B. Taylor.
The pail bearers were Judge w. J. Cur
tis, Judge II. C. Role, Colonel III. B.
Paris and George B. Cole, from the Bar
association, and Lewis Jacobs, c. A. At
wood, Oscar Newburg and |. H. Benon
from the Odd Fellows.
SURVEYOR COOKS WOES.
The question of who shall direct the
work in the county surveyors office will
90 into court. Surveyor Cooks July bill,
in which he charged the county $3.50 for
full months work. has been again turned
down by the board of supervisors. and
the only recourse left that officer is to go
to court, but he may not do so at once,
waiting until several months bills have
accumulated.
Mr.. Cook maintains, and claims to
have the advice of good attorneys in the
matter, that he can find work in his office
which must be done, and that he is auth
orized to proceed with it when not other
wise employed. The board of Supervisors
say he may not do so except under in
structlons from the board, and shave pills
accordingly.
AT THE CREAMERY.
The board of directors of the San Ber-
nardino Creamery association met yester-
day afternoon and organized by the cleo
ton of the following corps of officers: :
President, A. S. Davidson; secretary
John f. Light; treasurer. the Farmers
Exchange bank.
The board OF directors has established
the following basis for the price OF milk
Milk testing per cent butter fat will be
| paid for at the rate OF 80 cents per 100
| pounds, when butter sells for 25 cents per
pound wholesale. This will be the stan
! dard of price and quality by which all
| milk will be measured.
1t was also decided that the creamery
will open for the making of butter Satur-
! day. .tSeptem ber IA, and milE will be re-
ceived each day thereafter between the
| hours of and a. M.
n. Wilson, an experienced creamery
man, was chosen as superintendent,
1 -
| consisting of George M. Cooley, ID. G.
Whiting and T. o. Carter.
THE FIRST STREET RESORTS.
The board of city trustees met last
night, but the situation with reference &c
houses of ill-reputs is unchanged. Mar
shal Van Doren reported that he had no
titled the inmates of the action of the
board, but that they had not CONF led
with the order. He also reported that h,
found great deal of sympathy manifest
ed for the people who live below Firs
street, because they had been moved t
that part of the cityiwith the understand
ing that they would not be molested. III
also gave it as his opinion that no convic
ton could be had even if arrests shoul,
be made. and for that reason no arrest
had been made.
Meantime the citizens of this town ar
growing impatient over the situation
| and there are many suggestions bon
the street that law that cannot be en-
forced ought to be repealed at once
There were some indignant taxpayers a
the city hall last night, who wanted t
know whether they will be compelled t
send their children to the Fourth stree
schools, where they will be within
| stones throw of disreputable resor
and there promises to be such storm
Indignation over the situation as vi
, result in something.
, NOTES OF THE DAY.
marriage license was issued yeste
day for Eulogio Arsmiego and Mem,
Sullivan, both Of Chino.
The management of the bicycle ME
: which occupies the afternoon of the Sc
: ond day of the Fiesta-Tuesday-h d
cided to add one more race to the pr
? gramme as already published. 1t will
! a mile race tor class A men, and is addt
I at the instance of Riverside wheelmt
who wish to enter and are in that elias
The prizes will be $50 and $40 go
medal.
e San Bernardino lodge No. 146, 1. o.
F., and Valley lodge No. 81, X. of +
have been invited by Manuel Baca
Chino to q grand barbecue, given by hi
5 5 in honor of the two lodges, of which
) is a membe to be held at Chino Sunda
a reduced fare for the occasion. T.
train will leave the motor depot at 8:
y am. 1t is expected that great nuI
# ber of both lodges Will be in attendant
Mr.. Baca has arranged for royal go
time, and pre- cmisss the visitors the o
n portdnity 10 inspect the greatest sug
factory in the world.