The herald., 1896-01-08

valley district had levied the tolls for the
pdrO of paying these class b certil-
caies, the money raised bv tolls coul 1 MT
be so applied and keep within he law, un-
less it could he shown that the payment of
the certificates is part OF the "care, OPERA
ton, m inagement, repair and Improve
of the canal and works."
The c,urt therefore concludes that the
sum of $l7OO. now in the hands of the de-
fendant as treasurer of the Perrls irriga-
ton district, land which was in mis- hands
when Mr.. Mitchell's warrant was refu I'D
payment) having been raised oy tolls s
properly applicable 10 the PURPOSES men.
toned in section 81 of the Wright act. and
that the petitioners salary must be paid
therefrom." Mr. Collier of the firm of Col
lier e. Evans represented Mr.. Mitchell in
the case.
NOTES
Invitations have issued for the annual
opening bail of the New Lake View hotel at
the Elsinore hotel springs resort. the date
being fixed for Wednesday evening, Janu-
ary Is The new hotel was practically
opened to the public January 4, but this is
to be the occasion of the formal opening.
Waldo S. Waterman, son of ex-Gov-
ernor Waterma an, was in the city today
making Inquiries as to the needs of water
upon lands in this vicinity. The Wafer.
man esta controls body of land east of
San Bernardino upon which not less than
5000 inches of water can be developed by
artesi an wells, and Mr.. Waterman is look
ing for a market for This water.
Mr.. j. Burke, whose term of sixty days
in Jail for selling liquors con rary 10 ci y
ordinance was up yesterday, was taken be-
fore Judge Noyes this morning on the
fixed as the date for pleading. He was rep
resented by Attorney e. B. Stanton, and
the state by District Attorney Gill. Burke
went back to Jail mea lwhile.
Z. X. Chilson, one OF the oldest miners
and prospecto 8 of this section of the coun-
having been in almost every camp between
Mexico and Alaska, WAS in the city today
from Hemst valley district in the San
Jacinto mountains, this county. He says
he, with his associates, ave just completed
assessment work on fourtsen claims and
! that m any others have finished ASS sssment
work on their claims in that vicini y. He
says there are number of excellent mines
in that section, the ore running from $25
per ton in some to as high as $500 in
others. He says there 10 a prospect of one
of the best mining camps in the state.
There are from 800 to 2000 tons of ore
upon most of the dumps of the mines upon
which work has been done. The Hemet
mills will be put in repair and started up
| by February, which will allow of much of
this ore b ing worked up.
County Treasurer Fleming of Los An
geles was a guest of County Treasurer
Mitchell in Riverside Saturday.
DR.. w. B. Elliott, the county veterinary
surgeon, is reported sick at his home at
Fourth and Lemon streets.
Company Nj of this city has only the re-
quired number to hold it from being dis
banded when all attend drill. aud an effort
will be made to at once increase Its mem
bership. With the militia brough up to
the standard proposed it will be a pleasure
as we'll as prod to young men % belong,
and there should be little diff 'ulty in the
community to increase the membership to
100.
Several carloads of oranges have been
purch ased outright within the past thres
days by those buying for the eastern mar
kets.
Marshal F. P. Wilson is of the opinion
. that the fellow arres ed at Pomona who
nd in his possession the j. II. Goodnu'
ii,mond rings and o her valuabas taken
from o'her residents i'll Riverside had a