The herald., 1895-12-29

A. Martin, Ontario; Miss MAY Hartley, Col
| ton; Miss Craze A C,nawty, San B-rnar-
dino: Miss Leslie A L tspeick, Hesperla,
and f. A Wagner, Redlands.
Primary certificate on examination
Mss Leta A Lodge, Mentone; Robert
Hickcox, Etiwanda; Miss Mamie Hol-
comb, San Bernaidino, and FL. NJ. Stone,
Cotton.
In addition to issuing these certificates,
the county board of education also rec
commended the following TO the state
superintendent:
State life diploma, high school grade-N.
A. Richardson, an BE n ,rdino.
State educ alton Al diplpm ,s-F. w. Nish,
San Bernardino; Miss Lutte G. Calbert, Sa |
beinardino, and Miss Anna l.. Waite, San
Beinardino.
STOLE HACK
Three or four men who had been drink
ing at the. opera house bar and raising
more or less disturbance on ID street.
jumped into Henry Dumont's hack, which
was standing in front of the sal ron, shor ly
before miduigh', and they drove down ID
street 10 FIRST, thence t. E, an finally dis
appeared in the direction of Col on. Du-
mont and some of the p 'lice force attempt-
ed to overtake the hack, bu to no purpose
This morning the hack and team were
found in the vicinity of Byron Waters
place. one of the horses hurt, the har ess
Dumont then went he ore Judge Knox aud
swo out complaints against William
Merry. j. LaughIn and two brothers tm"d
McCrary, charging them with grand lar
ceny. All of til Sc are railroad men, ard
while admitting that they were in the sa-
| on, pro est their innocence OF the charge.
Merry ami L ,ughlin have been arrested
and gave bonds in the sum of $500.
NOTES OF THE DAY
r Kpntail N piy intarost.
ing address at the Congregatio ial church
tomorrow evening, giving resume of the
work of The church during the tweuty-sev-
en- months Mr. KDodell has been its pas
tor.
The sign above C. Cohen's store was
blown to he sidewalk today at noon and
fell on Joe Israei's arm, badly brui-ing it.
A lady who was passing at the time mar.
IoSly escaped being struck.
Miss Gladys harz made her debut in So
cicty last night. me occasion bslug a dane
ing party at the Katz residence on E street.
Besides serving to introduce the debutaute,
il was alto in honor of Miss T auces Frazer
of san DECO. who is spending the holidays
in this city. The house h I'd been beauti-
fully decorated for the occa sion, pines,
hol y, palms and mistletoe having bsen
used in prufusion, the on color, Except
lhe green, being the bright holly berries,
while the privilege always vouchsafed by
ttle IUlSlittOt was Ill Te tudil Ollco tdheH
advantage of. The double parlprs had
been cleared for dancing and while large
number enjoyed this diversion, others
spent the evening at the card tables.
About 20 invita- ions had been issued, and
at least 90 of these were responded 10 in
person. The party was in every way a
delightful affair.
The public installation of the recently
ele ted officers of Phoenix lodge No. 17S,
L. and \. NJ. was held last niknt and at
tended by masons and their families in
such numbers that the hall was crowd d.
Past Master f. IL. NJ ,goffin acted as install
ling otfic r, and j. L. Jonas official d as
grand marshal. the foIlowi e off ers
were indicted into office: Worshipful mas
ter, j. H. johnson, Jr.; senior warden,
Walter Hubbard; Junior warden, Andrew
Park treasurer, Louis Jacobs secretary,
d. t. Brummetr; chaplain. Rev. J. r.
Knodel; MARSHAL. j. w. Barton: senior
deacon. II. c. HowlAnd: junior deacon. w.
G.. Pearse; senior steward, F. G. R4ndle /;
JUNIOR steward, DR.. C. A. Mackechnie !;
tyler. Captain <. A. Smi h.