The herald., 1897-01-14

he reports. 1t is also rumored that the
road might possibly be in the interest
Of one or two individuals.
Next Tuesday, before Judge Oster.
Frank West will come up for trial for
embezzlement. He escaped trial once
before because of the allegations con-
tained in the complaint. West is the
smooth individual who stole portion
of c.. w. Mettler's hardware store.
Late last evening five hobos were
brought to the county jail. The con-
stables are making hay while the sun
SHINES and are on sharp lookout for
the poor unfortunate tramp.
Gus Conkling, the we'll known young
painter, has put up handsome sign in
front of his place of business.
J. ii. Sagare. boiler maker, who died
Yesterday of dropsy. was buried this af
ternoon.
The man Warren, who was taI,en in
from Victor with broken leg, is report
ed by the hospital authorities to be get
ting along nicely
John Cappell, the railroad employe who
broke his leg in two places by his bi
cycle slipping from under him, will be
able to be about in few days.
me nre boys held their regular meet =
ing last evening at the hose house.
Rose Stillman, the charming LITTLE ar
tress, VIII present Fanchon the Cricket
al the opera house on next Tuesday night
at popular prices--10, 20 and 20 cents In
part she will De assisted by local talent
MISS Stillman is at present making San
bernardino her home, and is making
scores of friends.
san Bernardino is to have an athletic
park and base ball team equal to anv
place In Southern California. A. the
meeting held last night the following
payers signified their intention of
slanolng by the club: r. J. Jones. q. A
Wet2ei, Bert Heath, o. D. Eastwood
Hal Hodden, Herman Marks, Jas. Peck
Low LOUIS slater, M. l.. Wetzel, Tom Collins,
VIII, VIII Boren, Gus Boren, Louis Vanger'
wiilam Nance. Riley Cox, Frank Starke
ana ana M. Z. McKenney. A committee Of
tnree consisting of J. H. Liehtfoot Ed
wall and ]. D. Faris were appointed TO
GRANT set OF bylaws and rules for tbn
association. 1T is proposed to enclose tba
GROUNDS with ten-foot board fence and
iel OUT spaces for signs. 1t is the inten-
tioh 10 nave the grounds in readiness for
game on Washington's birthday.
haln mas been falling all day and the
pisgest portion of last night consequent
ly the farmer and business man wear
contented smiles.
me people of Grapeland are going to
nght the decision of Judge Mckinley of
Los Angeles. The people are almost
unanimously in favor of an appeal. and
steps have been taken to employ addi-
tional counsel.
Sam Rogers of Victor has not got anv
100 much respect for bridges or culverts.
Some time ago John c. Towner built a
road parallel to the railroad near Rog-
ers ranch. This road, as we'll as the
rallroad, passed over a certain ditch
leading into Rogers ranch. The latter
OBJECTED to both the bridges, as 1t inter-
fered with his cleaning out the ditch.
so out went bridges, regardless of any
expense. The case was placed before
the grand jury, but nothing was done
The grand jury has endorsed the move
ment of the tax payers league
Testimony is being taken today In
the Annie Abbott case.
Frank Elmer will be sentenced on Sat-
urday next
John Flagg is in Los Angeles TODAY.
SNOW fell today below the Arrowhead. |.
which is getting quite near the city.
Detective Bowler of the Southern Pa
cific brought up couple of fellows today
for breaking into car beyond Ontario.
The men were Immediately taken before
the grand jury and the investigation is
now taking place.
The top Of the concrete ditch being
built by Mr.. Suman is being covered by
tWo-fnch planks, and on top of this
aoout eiSHl leet OIL eartn. Ihe eXcaVa-
tions across b street will be commenced
in a few days. The heavy rain on Mon
day night caved in some of the excava-
t1ons already made, but no serious dam
age was done.
Mrs Morse, the mother of A. P. Morse
is quite i'll at her home at Urbita. A
few days ago, as Mrs. Morse was COM
ing down the stairway of her house.
she tripped and fell, severely bruising her
body and cutting her head, which neces-
STATED the taking of six or seven stitches.