The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-26
SIX FORECLOSURE DEGREES
S. P. Evans, the Father of Riverside,
to Be Banqueted
A New Hotel Talked OF for Redlands--Locai
News Notes and Personal Mem
ton of Interest

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 25.-The Paci fc bank
of San Francisco. through its attorney,
William j. Mcintyre, today commenced
action against John FaeLstein, admin
istrator of the estate OF w. Collins, de-
ceased, ct al, to recover $50, 900 on a note
given September II, 1890. The note is
signed by j. Collins, S. G. Havermale
and P. h. Palmsrston. and was given to
Frank V. Mcdonald to secure the pay
ment on fifty $1,000 bonds of the San Diego
Cable Railroad company. The note was
afterward transferred to the plaintiff in
this action. The names to this noto
brings to mind the failure of the Califor-
mia National bank which was wrecked in
San Diego three or four years ago the
suicide of the president, J. W. Collins,
and the departure to Greece of D. d.
Dare, the latter now supposed to be in
Athens. Ii is altogether probable that it
will be long before the $4,000 will be col
lcted. judging from the condition of the
finances of tine parties sought to be recov-
cred from. This was San Diego's first
bank failure. and it caught hundreds of
people. Thsre may bs some realty to be
gotten hold of, however.
Six foreclosures, aggregatIna $lS4,6 sos,
were granted on default by Judge Noyes
of the superior court today The suits
were brought by the Peoples Home Saw
ings bank OF San Francisco against the
following persons: S. T. Hail, $50, 500; f.
L. Dyer, 5000; Riverside I'm provement
| company, $50, 49]; A. f. Johns, S1o. 907;
II. Goodhue, $3.50; II. Goodhue, $23, 756.
These suits were for the foreclosure of
mortgages given by Dger's bank some
time ago. The notes were hypotheoated
by the San Francisco bank and Dyer's
bank failed in June, 1895. 1t is said the
property on which the m ortgage is placed
is only worth $25, 900, and the bank will
be big loser. The attorneys fees amount
to ABOUT $4,000.
BANQU EFT TO RIVERSIDE FATHER.
A letter signed by Messrs. NJ. J. Dam
iels, George H. Dole, George W. Rey-
nolds, G. 0. Newman. H. W. Streeter,
Y. c. Hartman, Priestly Hall, John G.
North, James Boyd, T. C. Hunt, A. S.
White. G. Rouse, W. A. Hoyt, p. Z.
White, E. A. Chase, G. H. Dean, A. Y.
| Twogood Frank A. Miller and T. P.
Baumgartner, all prominent citizens of
| Riverside. has been sent to s. g. Evans
the father OF Riverside, inviting him to
| accept a banquet. II is understood that
| Mr.. Evans has accepted aud that the af-
fair will take place November LIST. Mr..
Evan. h ! rendered valuable services to
this ci y and recently made Riverside q
present Of fine park site.
A REDLANDS HOTEL.
The proposition of leading business
men of Redlands to erect new and
modern tourist hotel at that place will I'M
dou otedly be carried out to a suocessfull
issue. Last night Colonel Ritchey, who
has agreed to build the hotel providing
the citizens raised bonus of $40, 600 re-
ceived telephone message last night to
the effect that $l7, 900 of that sum had
already been raised
NOTES.
Ed WATSON, who yesterday afternoon
assaulted Frank Baughn, was arragned
for trial before justice Mills this after
noon, but the case was continued to Mon.
day morning.
w. IL. Snedaker, general agent of the
Rio Gfande and Western railway, w. ].
Shotwell, general agent of The Denver
ana Rio Grande, both of whom have
headquarters in San Francisco; Fred
Thompson, travelling passenger agent of
the Rock Island road, with headquarters
in Los Angeles &. w. Arbuckle, gen
eral agent of the Judson Excursion com
pany, and A. ]. Poston, general agent
of the Southern railway, were Riverside
visitors Yesterday.
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