The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-17
SAN BERNARDlNO'S FIESTA
The Los Angeles Press Gang Will Be
There
Creamery Butter Now on Sale. the Home
Product Supposed Robbers OF r..
n. Loukey Arrested

! big am phitheater today. The American
and Me xican co,ors alternate all the way
around the big circle and loop down on
| the vast pit within. which will be the
scene of the sports Monday, Tuesday and
| Wednesday. The amphitheator is an i'm
| mense pavilion, and only visit to the
| structure conveys an adequate idea OF its
| vast dimensions. Built ike some great
| coliseum, it's rows of seats rise tier on
! tier, while the arena alone is 10 feet i'll
| diam eter. and affords ample space for the
| enraged bull and the agile toreadors,
| which are to furnish the sports.
| A mum Der of the entertainments to be
given in the arena are absolutely free.
! On Tuesday forenoon and again on
Wednesday morning the entrances will
be thrown open without price, and while
the rows OF seats will be filled at all per
! formances, an immense crowd may be ex-
pected when these free exhibitions are
| given.
The Los Angeles Press CLUB has taken
up the Fiesta enthusiastically and intends
to send big delegation to the celebra-
ton. A meeting of the Press Clue vas
| called for this afternoon at their rooms
in Los Angeles, and at $3.50 p. m. tele-
| gram WIS feCclNct rom iOoiuobp - a
Carrere saying that he would be in San
| Bernardino by the next train to confer
with Representatives of the committee with
reference to the entertainment of the
newspaper men.
The formal exercises OF the Fiesta be-
gin at O'Clock today, when the scene of
the promuIgating of the declaration OF
independence will be reproduced.
This morning. after characteristic
procession, the pavilion was the scene of
the literary exercises which signalized
the opening of the Fiesta.
| AT. 4 a. m. the exercises at the pavil-
ion commenced, and aftei music by the
band and the organization of the com
| mttees, President of the Day 9. y. Bus
tamente introduced Don Antonio Ortila,
who delivered an Grafton in Spanish.
Following will be rendered the first
stanza of the Mexican nat onal hymn,
sung ny Miss Conception Espinoza. An
Grafton in English BY Colonel Ii. +. Egg
gers follows. and then Miss Salazar will
sing the second stanza OF the national
song.
general invitation will then be given
for anyone to come to the platform and
speak. This Is in accordance with a Mex
lean custom, and after the impromptu
addresses the third stanza of the national
hymn will be rendered.
crowd will- be invited to ad journ to the
barbecue to be held on G street. south
of I, win sre feast will be served free to
all corners.
The creamery started this morning for
its first days regular run. and on Mon
day it's first butter product will be placed
on sale in this city. When the separator
was set in motion 1919 pounds of milk
had been received. which was 800 pounds
III excess of what had been counted on
I.,t H. AztNIn xy,ag
ed between the hours of and an and
it was nut through the separator, the
owner waiting meantime, and a Jew
moments later the 'sklmmed' milk, or
more properly the milk from which tie
butter fat had been extracted. was return
ed TO them and loaded into wagons to be
taken back to the ranches. About 80 per
cent in weight is thus returned.
From this 1919 pounds OF milk, 1T is
butter will be made, and the creamery
, people say that as much more milk is
propose to be delivered as soon as the
fiesta is over. From one ranch the owner
agrees to send in 500 pounds day.
One man. W. Wilson, does all the work
at the creamer and the plant runs every
day, Sundays included. Milk is received
each day between the hours OF and a.
III. and the product made into butter the
next day after it is received.
marriage license has been issued for
G. II. Mccain and Emma Mathis, both
of Cajon.
Miss Margaret Johnson has gone to
Calico to take position in the schools
there for the coming year.
Miss Edith Whiting begins her work in
the Laurel school district Monday, lcav
Ing the city today.
Miss Belle Leffen has gone to Molave,
where she is employed as teacher OF the
school for that district.
Miss Julia Stoughton left today for Orc
| do ,k,n xx-iI hor nv
WORK in scnoo! Monday.
Miss Abbie Wilmot Miss Laura Adams,
MISC Nora Sullivan and Miss Lulu
Brooks left today for Yucaipa valley,
being employed as teachers in the various
schools of that valley.
An ong the entries for the fiesta bicycle
meet received since yesterday are the fol-
lowing: u. i. Whitman or Los Angeles,
all class A events; W. G. Lyster OF Idle
wild, noTice; George B. Cox Of Riverside,
Riverside, all class A events; Harry
Davis of Highland, novice; Henry Keller
OF San Bernardino. novice.
: Two Mexicans, giving the names OF
Osar Corea and Lyman Smith, were
, arrested in Redlands yesterday by Con-
sta pie 0. J. Newman Of Chino. and have
; been positively identfi ed as the men
who so boldly robbed NJ. NJ. Loukey last
Frida: evening.
Loukey is an old man. probably 90
years Vi dHe, anu IL SuIuellcI Nv tnlIlO
He lives iii a structure half frame and
half canvas not far from the sugar fac
tory, and it is due to the electric lights
, from the big building that he was BILE to
recognize the robbers when they visited
his home FRIDAY night.
lie was in his bunk and asleep when
he was awakened by nc ise in the room.
3 and before lie could make an cutlery one
of the robbers jumped upon him. chok-
ins him and holding him, while two
, Others bound him hand and foot and then
: tied his hands to his knees. They then
proddcd him with knife to induce him
to tell where ne had more money con-
cealed, but the old man perssted.in say
ing that the purse in his pocket con
tanned all his god. They helped them
selves to this about $40, and after put
, ting a gag il Loukey's mouth. they
$ departed
As they passed between the cabin and
the sugar factory the OLD man recognized
them. and reported the description to
Constable Merriam. From this descrip-
tion the latter was able to follo them,
, making the arrest of two of them in Red
lands yesterday. Loukey has positively
identified them as the robbers.
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