The herald., 1895-10-18
Litigation Commenced Which
May Last for Years
ROSE COGHLAN'S WILD RIDE
She and Her Maid See San BernardinO
From Dray
Vadn Demons Olives q Bond - The Dues :
ton of the County Boundary
Again in Dispute

been commenced in court, and FIVE differ
ent interests were represented before
Judge Noyes this morning, Judge Noye:
occupying the bench in Judge Otis de.
partment
The litigation, which may last for years
and in which the property at stake NAV
be worth a few dollars or perhaps mill
ions. first came before the court by Will.
lam McHaney and Mrs. Carrie Harring-
ton asking for a receiver. The case was
set for hearing this morning, and when
court was called the various interests in
tnescase were represented as follows: Will
liam McHaney and Mrs. Carrie Harring-
ton. who petition for a receiver, L. r.
Annable and R. E. Bledsoe; &C. Haskell
and Harry sLantz, who hold the assign
ment of Charles Marshall's interest, rep
resented by Role & Rolfe, Il. B. Daley
and L. NJ. Sprecher; George Myers by
Henry Conner and J. G. Christy. while
F. W. Gregg and Cole & Hinckby were
present to look after the interests of Jas.
McHaney, S. f. Zombro and the Farm
ers' Exchange bank.
The first three interests represented are
all anxious for a receiver. The attorneys
for Haskell and Lantz asked PERMISSION
to file complaint in intervention, and
the attorneys or Meyers are also making
a fight for the appoIntmet of a receiver,
but James McHaney, $. F. Zombro and
the bank are opposing such action for the
present, with all the force they can mus
ter.
A new feature OF the case developed
in court today, and it now appears that
the Farmers Exhance bank is directly
interested, and is con testing the appoint
ment of d receiver for the present at least.
The bank holds mortgage for $500 on
James McHaney's interest in the mine
and the mortgage falls due on Saturday,
October 10th. only two days away.
If the appointm of the receiver on
the present petition is postponed until
foreclosure proceedings can be COM
menced. then the bank can with propri-
ETY. step in and ask for a receiver aatistac-
tory to it. Hence the fight for time.
In support OF their petition for re-
ceiver, Attorneys Annable and Bledsoe
this incoming introduced atfidavits which
were filed in court, and the attorneys for
the James McHaney interest asked fol-
counter affidavits. Judge Moves refused
to grant longer time than until Saturday
at p. M, and unless something unfor-
seen intervenes between that hour and
the adjournment OF court the battle will
be fought to a finish and it will be deter.
mined whether the court will appoint a
receiver before foreclosure proceedings are
begun on the part OF the bank.
On Saturday last quit claim deed to @
! one-fourth interest in the mine was exc
cuted by James McHaney to S. +. Zom.
bro. but whether it was private deal, OF
in some way related to the banks mort.
gage does not appear. The deed was filed
both in this county and in Riverside.
The question was asked several of the
attorneys today as to the effect on the
present litigation in the superior court
oftlis county, providing the survey OF the
county line should show the mine to be
that all orders of the court would be an.
nulled for want OF jurisdiction.
VADlN DEMENS RELEASED.
After six weeks so ourn in the county
Jail, Vadin Demons, the youth who is
accused of holding up station agent
and stoerkeeper at North Cucamonga,
sum of $500 being furnished by his
father, e. A. Demons, and Judge Bick-
nell of Los Angeles. The trial OF the
charges against young Demons has been
postponed until November Sth and 18th
respectively.
Comment was oceasioned a few days
ago by the fact that Demons pere, who II
wealthy, made an effort to have tine bond
reduced to $1,000. This gave rise to re-
port that it was the intention to forfei
the bond. and that an effort was be ing
! made to have 1t reduced to tho loves
possible figure for that purpose.
However, the name OF Judge I'icknel
is a sufficient guarantee that no suct
step is in contemplation.
ROSE COGHLAN'S RIDE.
Actress Rose Coghlan may have hat
many exciting experiences. but she never
played to more appreciative or enthusi-
astic audience than the crowd which
lined Third street the morning she lef
town after playing an engagement ut the
opera house. Miss Coghlan and her maid
were in hurry to catch train, anc
chartered dray, drawn by team of big
bays, and with a hornyhanded freight
rustler, overalls and all, serving US coach
| man.
Miss Coghlans tram left at II a. m
and the bus left the hotel half an hour
earlier. For two hours before the actress
kept every bellboy in the Stewart on the
| jump, but hurry as they would, and a
last as the maid worked when she finally
| got her mistress down to the hotel off ce
| II wanted Just seventeen minutes of trair
time, the bus was gone and the depo
nearly mile away.
Miss Coghlan instantly dispatched he
maid Tor carriage, none was in sight
and the maid was again sent out with or
ders to get anything that could .trave
to the depot IN thirteen minutes" Sh
found dray. Two minutes laser the
Jehu drove up in front of the Stewart
bellboys, clerks and everybody piled or
boxes and bundles, Miss Cog.llan climb bee
up on to the high seat, and away they
| sped toward the Santa Fe depot.
The maid was standing behind tryinl
to hold to the seat, but the first corner
turned sent her sprawling to the platform
of the dray, but as she did not roll Of
the speed of the big bays was no
checked. The drayman Kept them at
| run all the way anu Miss Coghian arrived
| at the depot in time to catch her trail
out of town.
THE COUNTY BOUNDARY
The question of the county noundar,
line through the mining districts norti
Of Indo is again brought prominently
forward by the latest developments il
the Desert Queen litigation. The suits
which at the present rate of increase, will
soon demand court all to them selves
are still filed in both counties, as are al
! other papers relative to the mine.
surveys has changed materially, and 1t il