The herald., 1896-12-05
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appurtenances. The desirability of ap-
orchards will be discussed
Col VIM. Stuhlman, the best posted
man on bicycles in Southern California,
and who has been in the business for
many years, has returned from a sew
eral days trip to Los Angeles
Attorney Lyman was in San Bernar-
dino yesterday on legal business, and
Mr.. Collier of the same firm was in Los
Angeles on like rrand.
Mrs. DR.. Dickey and her faster, Mrs.
Stearns, of San Bernardino, were visl-
tors in the city today.
marriage license was today issued
to John w. Johnson and Miss Jennie
Patty, the former aged q and native
Of Kansas, and the latter aged % and
native of Illinois.
To date there have been shipped from
Riverside fourteen carloads of oranges,
or 4165 boxes. Oranges are coming in
at the rate of three to four carloads per
day and the exchange packing houses
and number OF the other shippers are
receiving oranges for shipment for the
holiday trade.
The superior court has been engaged
for the past two days on the divorce
suit of Nancy Duncan VS.. Geo. Duncan.
The charge of plaintiff Is cruelty and
| drunkenness. A cross-complaint has
| been filed by the husband. John Brown
of San Bernardino and W. NJ. Peck are
attorneys for plaintiff and A. A. Adair
| for defendant.
| The following are the new officers Of
| Riverside tent No. 10, Knights of the
Maccabees: James Carroll, p c.; c. j.
| Sager, c.; r. II. Markell, l.. G; D. G.
Clayton. r. h. Ed. Allen, +. K; II. c.
| Hibbard, Chaplain; a. Sharp. s.; Fl.
| Haskell, NJ at A.; r. Fl. Pulley, list M. of
| g.; J. r. Straud, I'd NJ. Of G.; c. NJ. Shiels,
| s. C. j.. Rogers, p.
| Mr. Nooner of Kingsley Barnes Pub
fishing company, Los Angeles, is in the
! city.
A. B. Mccormick, hardware merchant,
| is changing to more commodious quar-
| ters. He goes into the double room
which surrounds two sides of the quar-
| ters occupied by the First National
| bank, giving him a frontage on Main
street and one on Elk.
| Miss. l.. S. Preston of Elizabethtown.
| n. NJ, and sister, Mrs. Emma Nichols.
! and three children of Denver, are guests
at the La Normandie. They expect to
pass the winter in Riverside.
| There is great rush of eastern tour
| lists in the city, greater number for the
| time of year than for many years past.
| The town is full of them, in fact. and
among the number are several families
who have taken quarters at private
boarding houses and in rented rooms
| TheSouthernPac acific company has paid
| it's first half Of the taxes of 1867 into
| the state office at Sacramento amount
| ing to s347, -, of which Riverside coun-
| ty sets $3.50; San Bernardino $3.50; Or
ange $1002.
| Joe p. Kerr is going into the mining
| business. Most people were of the opin-
| ion that he was coming money fast
| enough in publishing the Hemet News
| and in doing job printing. but when it
comes to money making he is not easily
| satisfied He has located too many
] claims near Winchester.
| Treasurer Mitchell says that the es-
| innate made of the amount of money
| which would come to Riverside county
| from the first installment of taxes from
| the Southern Pacific company for 1861
| is away below the amount which viii
actually be this county's proportion. He
says, in his opinion, twill be between
| $4,000 and $1,000.
| Tax Collector Woodard says the
| amount of money received to date on
| this years taxes is between $4,000
and $111.O00 The total amount for the
year is $22l 900, hence almost one-half
| the taxes have beer paid in. However,
| both installments have been paid in
| many instances. The actual amount
| which should be paid in the first install
ment is about $4,000 short. The payments
| have not been quite as good this year
as last.