The herald., 1897-02-19
SAN BERNARDINO
The City Treasurer In a PickIe-Notes of the
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SAN BERNARDINO, Feb 1S-The
city trustees at their meeting last night
gave out broad hint that they would
call upon City Treasurer Blow for the
money he had deposited in the First Ma
tiona1 bank, which closed in November
1894 The money is to be counted and
Treasurer Blow made to put up the de-
ficiency. The amount lost in the fail
ure of the bank amounts to about $3200
against Mr.. Blow.
Vale were married last evening at the
residence of the brides parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Nc
Julier. Mr.. and Mrs. Coaley are we'll
known in this city. the groom being a
partner in the well known hardware firm
Of Coaley & Kellar.
The Republicans have agreed to meet
the Union party on the matter of a nom
partisan board of education. The COM
mittees meet tonight.
Judge Soule sentenced a wild and
woolly hobo to three months in the
county Jail today for stealing and re-
sisting an officer
The funeral of the late Mrs. Seth
Marshall took place this afternoon at St
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flee was filled to suffocation by the
friends of the deceased. The remains
were shipped to Los Angeles to be placed
in a receiving vault preparatory to ship
ment east for burial
Another fusion committee has met and
agreed, and strange to say the Republic
ans have come to an agreement with the
Union party. Last night the two COM
mittees met to agree upon a non-par-
tisan board of education. Every thing
went off smoothly, and the following
men were proposed for school directors:
F. M. Johnson, J. w. Curtis, DR.. w. H.
Stiles, ]. w. Stephenson and w A. Vale
In all probability these men will be the
members of the next board of education
if one can judge by the comments on the
street Messrs. Vale and Stephenson are
at present members of the board, and
have been popular with the people,
They will occupy the short term on the
new board. The Republican city COM
mittee will hear the report this even
ing.
Mrs W. H. Brewer of Los Angeles ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Seth Marshall this af-
ternoon.
The papers in the suit of San Bernar
dino county VS.. the Southern Pacific
Railroad company have been filed This
suit is brought to recover $12,S43 SO de-
!lnquent taxes on the Needles school
bonds, as the Southern Pacific refused
to pay it's share. The Savings bank of
Oakland is the real plaintiff, but sues
in the county's name, giving bonds that
the county will be held harmless.
Mrs. DR.. D. r. Dickey, who was par
alyzed some weeks ago, is rapidly i'm
proving. She can now sit up, but as yet
can not talk.
Company K has again postponed its
social hop, this time indefinitely
Manager James Faris of the Wieland
is perfecting arrangements to bring to-
gether in baseball game the Banning
and Perris Indian teams. Arrange
ments will also be made for the VIE
lands to meet the victors. The game will
be played next month.
DR.. George B. Rowell has gone to Los
Angeles on business.
Baseball on Saturday and Monday at
the new grounds.
Constable T. ]. West this morning
sold, under Judgment, two horses be-
longing to Newton Brown. The judg-
ment was for $50, and SIS costs, and was
held by w. H. Nee. Mr.. Nee bid SIS and
got the prize.
The sons of veterans will hold meet
ing to perfect Sons of Veterans society.
About twenty persons have signified
their intention to join the society.