The herald., 1897-11-25
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
SAN BERNARDINO

ular Correspondence.) Masonic hall
again resounded to the merrymaking as
the ladies of Silver Wave chapter. No.
IS, Order Eastern Star. assembled Tues
day evening for the purpose of INSTALL
ing the officers for the coming year and
indulge in a social at the same time.
The installation exercises were conduct
ed by Past Worthy Matron Sylvia A.
Terrass, assisted by Past Worthy Pa
tron T. j. Wilson, in the presence of a
large number of members and guests.
The officers are: Alice X. Davis, wor-
thy matron; j. F. Johnson, jr., worthy
patron; Lizzie Brummett, associate ma
tron; Anna G. Pierce, secretary; Ara
bella S. Lord, treasurer; Alyce Chase,
Conductress: Laura Clark, associate
conductress; Cora Penrod, Adah; Caro-
line Huntington, Ruth; Annie w. Flagg.
Esther; Eliza Ousterhout, Martha; Isa-
bella S. Jacobs, Electa; Lucia Godfrey,
warder; Edward A. Smith, sentinel; D.
T. Brummett, chaplain: Sylvia A. Ter
rass, marshall Mrs. NJ. ]. Jonas, organ
list. Masonic Grand Lecturer c. Il.
Mitchell was present and after the la
bors of the evening the doors were
thrown open and remarks were made by
him and others, including Rev. ]. w.
Balm. DR.. II. H. Guthrie. Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Deck, worthy matron Of Redlands; T.
j. Wilson, d. T. Brummett and NJ. Il.
Terrass. Mrs. Deck. In referring to her
chapter as the baby Of the order, asked
all present to attend their installation
of officers while they were yet in long
clothes" A banquet ended the festivi-
ties.
The army of tramps is still marching
on, and Monday night they filled the city
and kept the police on the so all the
time, disturbing the quiet Of the streets
and doing considerable pilfering. Early
in the evening as Mrs. AL McRae and
Mrs. Taylor of Santa Ana, who Is visit
ing her, were coming UP D street they
were accosted by two hobos with in
sulting remarks, but the ladies hurried
on to the police station few steps
away, and Officers White and Retiring
promptly jugged the men. The same
officers later in the evening ran in a
party of seven tramps who had in their
possession gold watches. 5ewelry and
other articles they had purloined.
A new industry has been added to the
list in this city, an orange packing house
at the depot. The fruit is brought in
from the nearby orchards Of Rialto anl
closer to town and packed for shipment
on the Santa Fe.
A filing on water has been put on rec
ord by r. NJ. McCabe, who claims the
water to the extent of five inches flowing
from the Montgomery spring ana the
same amount from the Rifenberg spring
located in Dunn's canyon in the Slate
Range mining district. The water is to
be used at the Crown Prince mine.
a sample case has been filed with the
county clerk in which E. NJ. Hansbrough
of Chino claims damages from the Cal
ifornia Sugar Beet Estate and Land
company Qimited), asking for $500 un-
der the claim that the plaintiff rented Of
the company twenty acres of land ct
IS per acre and twenty acres at $1.15.
making a total Of $135, and with the land
the company was to furnish him with
ten runs Of water, each of sixty inches:
but they never furnished over fifteen
inches. and he had enough for but three
acres and his crops were almost total
failure.
There will be services for Thanksgiv-
Ing morning at the Episcopal church anu
union services at the Congregational.
At the former the rector. Rev. ]. D. II.
Browne, will preach and at the latter
Rev. ]. w. Balm of the Methodist church
south will deliver the sermon. There
will be no games or sports Of any kind
that day, which may assist In filling the
two churches somewhat.
The class of 1900 at the high school
held it's annual reception to the faculty
and pupils on Wednesday afternoon,
with the following program: Music
America" recital, introduction tc
Keats Endymion," by Della Walsh; es-
say, "The Ancient Greeks" by Bert
Edgar; violin anil piano, "Vogelein's
Abendleide" and "In der Fremde." by
Elizabeth Hooper and Claire Soule;
essay, "Longfellow's Mask Of Pandora.
by Claire Soule; violin duo. Elizabeth
Hoojer and Marian Kendall; recital
Scene from Aeschylus' Prometheus
Bound" by Leo Byrne; music, Song
Should Breathe" by the class There
was large attendance Of friends OF tht
class.