The herald., 1896-04-19
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, April 1S.-GeorGe L. Joy,
one OF the founders OF the South Riverside
colony, died atSOuth RiVoeGias list even
ing. Mr.. Joy has been president OF the
South Riverside Land and Water company
since 1888. He was liberal rs we'll as
growth OF the South Riverside colony was
largely due to his lberality and pluck. he
was q native of Vermont and aged 70
years.
The Republicans held their primaries in
this city today and the result forecasts
Mckinley delegation to the Sacramento
convention. Old workers of the party
those who have for years mapped out
county campaigns were defeated by the
combination of young Republicans.
The A. L. A. organization which Is
strong here, took an active part III the
election.
There is large number of cases of measles
in the city. There were so many cases on
the east side, in the vicinity OF the Seventh
street school, that it was FOUND necessary
to discontinue school for few days
because of the small attendance. Inc
school will be reopened Monday. The at
tacks are usually in a mild form and no
dangerous cases have been reported.
NJ. NJ. Castleman, a native OF canada,
has completed his naturalization as a citl-
zen of the Uaited States.
An action has been made of record in
the county clerks office in which the Peo-
ple's Home Savings bank sues +. Z. Dyer
ct al. on two note, one for $1,000 and the
other for $4,000. The notes are secured
by a mortgage.
Expressions were taken in a number of
precincts as to presidential preference.
In the first precinct the vote was Il for
Mckinley and l for Reed; in the fifth,
Mckinley IA, Reed, 10 and Allison, 4; in
the sixth, 20 for Nc Kinley, IA for Reed
and for Allison; in the eighth the instruc-
tions were for Mckinley.
M. NJ. Meyers, a former grand secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A. at Tacoma and Portland,
s visiting with G. w. freeman. Mr.. Mey-
ers is here with q view to locating his fam
lily in this part of the state and is very
fa> orably impressed with offers of certain
properties in this valley.
Robt. Lohmeyer, formerly engineer of
the Riverside steam laundry who has been
operated upon for an affection OF the
liver last night, and there are now some
hopes of his recovery.
w. w. Wilson of Riverside delivered his
lecture last night to a crowded house. un.
der the auspices of the Jr. y. N. A. NJ, .,and
it is reported that it was we'll received.
The Reuters Cooperative Investment
company commenced an action OF fore
closure against the block at Perris recent
ly built by j. w. and Laura Z. Nance.
The amount of the mortgage is for $4,000
and interest.
That was great inspection of Company
NJ last night. 1t was by far the most thor
ough ever experienced by the boys since
the company was organized, and one they
will not soon forget. Captain Darlington
of the United States army, the state in
struc.or of militia, appointed by the gov
ernment for that purpose. was the terror of
the inspection in question asking.
Every member. however, is prompt to
say that the inspection was of great bene-
fit, and would like to have them once a
month for a year. Captain Eason and
Lieutenants Bedwell and Paine all con-
Quoted themselves with comparative credit
under the trying circumstances.
Captain Darlington has worked these
tactics all the way down the coast and
gives company NJ credit of being superior
to many other companies in the state
guard.