The herald., 1896-02-12
THE RIVERSIDE TELEPHONES
Will Ring at Night if the People Say
They Shall
riotor Road inIprovement-A Lecture on La
Dor Refcrn:-Mg.ters in the Courts.
Mining Claims Located

RIVERSIDE, Feb. 11.-In communica-
tion received today @. w. Hirsch-
cliffe, assistant general manager OF the
Sunset Telephone company, says to
DIR. G. @. Sheru an of this city that he
intends irquiring into the wishes of
the patrons of the company here as
to the night service. If he finds them
desirous OF the service his company
will put it in.
Work on widening the cut where the
motor road comes out OF the Santa Ana
wash, between Riverside and Cotton,
by the Southern Pacific forces, is pro-
crossing. and the building of the new
bridge at that point goes rapidly for
ward.
President J. S. Clark of the labor ex-
change, San Francisco, will lecture on
the Dawn of Equity, or The Co-opera-
tive Financial System of the Labor
Exchange, at the YIN. Z. A. hall on
Thursday night Of this week.
o. B. Fuller OF Rincon is in the city,
shaking hands with his many friends.
The Indian who is supposed to have
murdered Mira. Platt, the government
Indian school teacher, was taken from
Los Angeles to San Jacinto today for
his preliminary examination. Sheriff
johnson met the officers in charge at
East Riverside and took the prisoner
on to his destination.
Juan Lopez, charged with completely
in tie robbery Of T.. G. Narramore at
Pigeon pass recsntly, and for which the
two Cummings brothers ara new under
death sentence, was arraigned in the
superior court this morning and the
time for pleading was filed for next
'lay. Judge Crcwe, who as district
attorney prosecuted the Cummingses,
will defend Lopez in the trial.
+. 9. Williams, under arrest q second
time or the charge of attempting the
life of j. w. Nance of Perris, was ar
raigned to plead before Judge Noyes
this morning, but, by request Of his at
ney, the matter went over till next
Monday.
G. D. Lindley is the happy father of
q beautiful girl since yesterday morn
ing.
Among those registered at the Glen
|
Daniel Smiley and wife, Mohawk Lake,
N. Y; George B. Robbins and wife, j.
l.. Clark and wife, Chicago; E. J. Gold
smith, Cincinnati; William B. Kendall
and wife, A. Ibrig and wife, Mrs. Will
lam F. Merrill and Miss Wright, Brook
lyn; Miss Bunce, Hartford, Conn; S.
w. Dunn and wife. Mrs. J. II. Hamil-
ton, Miss Bessie Hamilton, Philadel-
phis; Mrs. N. P. Coburn, Mrs. James
Wells, Newton. Mass; John G. Chatfin
wife and daughter, Misses Hattie W
and Mary A. and Hiram Wilmington
and wife, Boston.
w. b. Russell, Douglas Smith and L.
s. Murray have located mining claim
about ten miles northwesternly from
Elsinore and about four miles south
erly from Sentinel Mountain, and
named it the Wolf. Frank H. True
has made location in the Pacific dis
trict aud called the mine the Dacota.
A. L. Alderman, S. FL. Chilson and u.
l.. Young have staked out the Georgia
in the Hemet district.
Alice Hunter has commenced an &C.
tion for divorce against her husband,
Henry T.. Hunter, on the ground of al
legged failure to provide on account of
idleness. profigacy and dissipation.
Stella Ct. Robb has commenced the
same kind of an action against B. A..
| Robb.
The heavy truck team of bay horses
belonging to Horace Branch ran away
today and banged into large pepper
tree at the corner OF Lime and Main
street. One Of the horses sustained a
broken nose and the other had q hole
stove in his head. One, and possibly
both OF the horses will recover
tn Holyrood hotel team arrived
from lbs Angeles today.
Constable Mccoy was in from Beau
mont today with a Mexican charged
with cutting afray, and lodged his
man in the county jail.
There were more than dozen River
side wheelmen joining the run 10 Po-
mona Sunday.