The herald., 1896-12-30
CHINO
Provisions for Keeping Roads in Order.
Personal Notes

CHINO, Dec 29-The Beet Growers
union has agreed to keep all roads pass
ing by the land occupied by them in good
repair. This is move in the right di-
rection, for there are many public roads
in the valley which are not county roads,
and on which the supervisors do not au-
thorize the expenditure of public money.
A flag is to be purchased by the Chino
fire company.
J. L. Elan has accepted the position
of agricultural superintendent for the
Alamitos sugar factory, and has gone
there to complete arrangements for the
coming crop.
A very neat exhibition was that of the
fourth and fifth grades of the Chino
school on Thursday last.
Supervisor Newberg was in town the
past week on business.
Constable Newman went up to Perris
the beginning of the week and sum-
moned witnesse in the case of the people
VS.. Taylor for stealing harness from
Jeff Hathaway and Steele & Green a
short time ago.
j. A. Scott visited Los Angeles last
Tuesday.
j. II. Lee was in San Bernardino the
past week.
H. G. A. Lowell left for Los Angeles the
first of the week.
T. j. Green and wife spent Christmas
in Los Alamos and returned home Sun
day.
Jacob Sawyer was in San Bernardino
the past week.
Deyo has applied for a liquor license
but his applica ton will meet strong op-
position before the board of supervisors.
r. c. Steele and wife were in Los An
seles Friday and Saturday and returned
on Sunday.
Major George Easton was in town on
Tuesday. 1t is rumored that Easton,
Eldridge & Co. will soon have the man
agement and sale of F. N. Staughten's
fine tract Of grazing ard farming land.
Miss Saddle Judd is in San Bernardino.
Mrs. Clara Keiffer is In Los Ange-
les for few days visit
Mrs. S. Slusher returned few days
ago from weeks visit in the metropolis
of Southern California.
Mrs. j. T. Jackman and son are in
Los Angeles on a visit.
The East Side school gave Christmas
tree entertainment Thursday evening,
and it was a fine affair
John Hoefferle has gone to Alamitos
to work for the new sugar factory.
Mrs. Bronhard of Nebraska is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Sara Smith.
Miss Kathraine oliver of Rialto, SIS
ter of Miss Oliver of our school corps,
visited Chino on sunday.
Mrs Fowler of Nebraska, formerly a
resident of Chino, is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Boyd and family moved to Los
Angeles the past week.
Jake Steele spent Christmas in Los
Angeles.
Miss Emma Steele visited Los Angeles
during the past week.
T. j. Green went up to San Bernardino,
and after interviewing Taylor, the har-
ness borrower, was referred to the "old
woman as to the whereabouts Of
Green's single harness, and at night the
"old woman" went with Green to a
waste place about fifteen miles from
Riverside, and there he recovered the
missing harness, also a lot of carpenters
tools, which the "old woman" did not
know what to do with so Green prevail
ed upon her to let him dispose of them.
and upon his arrival in Riverside owners
soon claimed their lost tools.
The first meeting of the new dancing
club was held last Tuesday night, and
was a delightful affair.
Hugh Percy and N. Sloppy went over
to Pomona to visit the K. P. lodge last
Monday night and say they enjoyed the
initiatory work very much.
There will be a joint installation of
officers of Aetna and Nero lodges,
knights of Pythias, on Thursday night,
Jan. 11th A good Pythian time will be the
result.
Southern California has been honored
by the appointment of member of Los
Angeles company, Uniform Rank, K. Of
P, on the staff of Brigadier-G General c.
F. McGlashan as aide de camp, with the
rank Of major