The herald., 1897-09-08

from Riverside colony. He was o1Iego0 3
free gift Of the lot in Riverside whore ~
Glenwood hotel now stands. but thought -
little of the place he refused the gift. glx
months later he purchased the adjoining
block for $40 and cut 1t up into lots un4
sold them at a good advance. He was the
founder and president for many yeafs o.
the East Riverside irrigation district, and
recently came to San Bernardino to live.
The outlook for oranges from Redlande
and Highland Is for nearly 80 pc cent larger
crop than last year with a prospect of ship
ping commencing in November for the hol-
iday trade.
George A. Dalton of Washington, d. c.,
aged So, and Rosina Haisman of England,
aged 81, both residents of Los Angeles.
secured a marriage license Tuesday and
were married by Rev. E. o. McIntier Of the
First M. e. church.
The following schools commenced Mon
day: Brooke, Greenleaf, La Iona. San
Salvador, Valley. The balance Of the coun-
| try districts will commence September
Goth and 9th. The city schools commence
| the former date.
| Articles of Incorporation were filed on
| Tuesday for the A. p. Hotaling Company,
whose place of business will be at San
Francisco, with capital of $1,000000, OF
which $12,500 is subscribed. The members
of the company are A. p. Hotaling La
vina j., A. p, jr.. Richard M. and Frederick
c. Hotaling. The purpose of the incorpora-
ton is to deal in real estate, mines, water,
, hotels. ETC., covering about every branch
OF the agricultural, horticultural, mining,
real estate and commercial business.
| Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday to
George A. Underhill of Iowa, aged q, and
Nellie o. Folks, a native of California,
aged 16. both being residents of San Bers
nardino; also to Robert B. Parker of Utah.
aged 36, and Samantha Lockwood Of Mis-
| hnt1 ne Gov,
nardino.
| The horticultural commission report to
| the board of supervisors that they found
seventeen lemon orchards infected with
the oleander scale and commenced fumi-
eating. Many trees affected with the brown
scale were sprayed. Orchards infected
with white scale were supplied with tho
| Vedalia. The grape vine disease is reported
| more prevalent than for many years. Prep
arations are about ready for putting to use
the 120 tents for fumigating, commencing
at Ontario, where there is the most need
of them. The expenses for the past month
were Salaries for inspectors, $260.75; for
commissioners, $3.50; new material for
/ plant, $534.93; repairs on the old, $3.50. 20;
chemicals, $702.SS; miscellaneous expense.
$3.50. The chemicals will be paid back By
the orchardists. The expense to the latter
per week is as follows: Using four ounces
of cyanide to the tree, 300 trees to the set
| VI AACii anu lcitS III ulBAt, lour SETS at
work using 300 pounds of cyanide on 100
trees to one night, or 1900 pounds for ZOO
trees in a week, at 30k cents per pound or
S549; sulphuric acid, $500 pounds at cents,
s10S; wages of eighteen men to handle the
| tents for a week, S240. making total of
1897 per week, or s35SS per month. This
will fumigate 36.SOO trees in month.
! Edwin Willet has commenced suit
! against r. II. Brown and the Kansas Real
Estate Investment company to recover on
a note for S2700 given May 12. $780, and due
in 1900, with interest since 1896, and $500 at
| torneys fee.
! ]. Marchant sues Charles Hidden and
wife on two notes Of $1,000 each with inter.
est at 10 per cent, given May 13. 1893.