The herald., 1895-08-31

Wltulu tuc'I grasp; tuc iWO Pt'Fto
this city who are entitled to ana Will
assume a share of Lord Antrim's prop
erty, are al modest and unassumlng over
their good fortune as it would be pos
sibe to imagine. Mr.. Parsons and his
father. I. NJ. Parsons. were both averse
TO giving the news of their good fortune
to the public. but the friends OF the heirs
who are soon to come into such property
will be more than gratitied at the news.
The latest advices from Robert Ant
rim are to the effect that everything may
be completed for the turning over of the
estate within one year. and that this Will
certainly have been done before two years
roll around.
THOSE FORGED CHECKS.
A number of torn bank checks. some
OF them filled out and others blank, were
found IN the road near Cotton today.
Someone coming into town told Police
man Reeves Of what he had seen, and
that officer at once FASTENED over the road
Oh wheel and gathered up the fragments
of erst while commercial paper, which were
blowing about
The checks were filled out in exactly the
same manner rs the two cashed Wenesday
night, and indicate that the froger bad
intended to do wholesale business but
had giren up the notion. The checks
were either on the Orange Growers bank
of Riverside or the San Bernardino
National OF this city. and there must
have been the fragments OF as many as
twenty checks scattered about the road.
Policemen Reeves gathered them up and
brought them to the city hall this after.
noon and they are now at police head
quarters. What has become OF the mys-
terious owner is a question the police
would like to have answered.
THE NEW CREAMERY.
The machinery of the new creamery
was put through preliminary run yes
terday, in the presence OF from 100 to $50
people, stockholders and prospective
patrons OF the institution, and the result
was satisfactory both to contractors and
interested parties. A quantity of milk
was pct through complete process. and
the machinery seemed to work to per-
fection. After the test the stockh olders,
most of whom were present, were called
to order, and the reports of the COM
mittees which have thus far had the mat.
ter in hand were made. The building
committee gave full and detailed ac-
count of everything connected with the
work of constructing the building ana
the dealings with the contractors. After
the reports hau been listened to, the
building committee formally accepted the
creamery, and the stock then
proCeeueu W VI FSaHiHe w eieo'lnS 'ne iol-
lowing officers of the company: President,
S. l.. Grow; vice-president. James Stew
art: secretary and treasurer, John 6.
Light; directors, A. l. Davidson, George
NJ. COOLEY, l.. Morse. T. o. Carter and
d. G. Whiting. The capital stock of the
company was placed at $1,000, and it Is
incorporated under the name of the San
Bernardino Creamery association.
NOTES OF THE DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cartwright and
daughter. Miss Editn, are expected home
from San Francisco on Monday.
This city will be represented at STAN
fo:d university this year by b. f. Bled-
soc, John A. Colliver. Ed Grow, Miss
Clara X elier. Miss Lena Brown, Miss
Emma Colliver and Charles Foy. Some
of them leave for Palo Alto tomorrow,
and the others Sunday and Monday.