The herald., 1898-11-22
RIVERSIDE RECORD
prc STRIKE IN THE GAV1LAN
DISTRICT
supervisors-Elect File Their Bonds.
County Recorder Busy-Milner's
New Trial Tomorrow

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 2l.-The rich strike re-
GENTLY made in the Gavilan, ana reported III
th;s column some days ago, is sald TO De
better than at first supposed. A miner from
Govilan states that the rock runs high IN
ASSAY and by the indications the quantity
is extensive. The discovery OF tins rich rock
at the depth OF 400 feet eXplodes an oid
story regarding the mines OF tins district
which was to the effect that no rlch ore eN-
isted below the water level there. The dis
eoyery in question has had sanitary ell
feet upon the mines in that section and the
chances are that there will be decided re-
vival all along the line.
The bonds which the newly elected super
visors of the county will be Obliged to give
before they can assume the uuties OF Their
office were fixed today by Judge Noyes at
5000. Dr.. Craven, who was elected to repre-
sent the Second district on the board, was
he first OF the new men to file his bond
His sureties are A. p. johnson and w. ~.
Love. A. L. Kimball, another oil the new
supervisors, also filed his bond today, with
C. Vernason, j. f. Hook and +. IL. Pierce
all of Ferris. as mis- bondsmen W. w. Phelps,
the nav county clerk filed $4,000 bond
with J. A. Simms, G. ID. Cunningham and
r. A. Westbrook as sureties. W. b. Clancy,
auditcr.elect, filed a bond for similar
amount, with CIR. o. Barker and w. h. Dun
lay of Banning as bondsmen.
Tlurty-six documents of all kinds were
filed for record with the county recorder to-
day. and of that number sixteen were deeds
b,ie the greater number OF the balance were
bonds OF newly elected county officials. The
business of the recorders office has greatly
increased in the past two weeks, and, as the
ma jority of the papers filed are deeds, 1t
VIC aid indicate a good revival IN real estate
business.
i. Y. Pearne, the captain OF the Los An
geles Postal bicycle team, was IN the city
yesterday trying to arrange race between
his team and the Western Union team o
this city.
Judge Noyes, who has been in San Diego
for a week past, engaged in trying the case
which the water company there has brought
to have the ordinance fixing the water rates
set aside expects to return to that city IN
few days to again resume the work. This
is the second trial OF the case, the verdict
in the first instance having been set asid,
by the supreme court. Judge Noyes says il
will take four weeks to complete the tria
Of the case.
Wednesday at 10 a. m. the new trial ot
J. 7. Miner, charged with the murder o.
s J. Darrah at Banning about year ago
will begin. 1t is expected that considera bic
difficulty will he experienced in securing {
jury for the reason that the case has beer
tried twice before and the facts concernin,
the killing are well known. 1t is probabl,
that enc of the judges of the San Bernardnt
court will be called upon to try the case.
The drill of the Seventh regiment, set fo
Thanksgiving day at Los Angeles, will at
! tract number of Riversiders The rail
roads have made cheap rate for tho rounc
trip.
| Although it has, been raining all through
the upper country, and looked just like rain
here last Saturday night, none has come anc
| present indications do not look promising