The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-14
in q few days the dificulty will be over
and then the nRhts will shiue.

IN rev Gays the dimcuity Will be over
and then the lights will shine.
Bal Buena. the Banning Mexican who
was convicted a few days ago of the crime
of rape committed upon one of his coun-
trywomen, was today sentenced to serve
five years In San Quentin for his crime.
Buena will be taken to the penitentiary to-
morrow by Sheriff johnson.
The Southern Pacific company has re-
moved its switch tracks from Market street
In accordance with the recent ordinance
passed by the trustees, which gives the
company new franchise on lower Market
street.
Contrary to a very general expectation.
the new revenue law has not reduced the
number of checks given by Riversiders and
handled by the local banks. One Of the
bank officials is authority for this state
ment. The postoffice department has had
few letters come into the Office here upon
which the senders had used the revenue
stamp instead Of the regular postage stamp.
The famous Langley divorce case had
another inning in the superior court today.
This time T. E. Langley was cited to ap-
pear and show cause why he should not
pay a greater amount Of alimony to his
divorced wife. The attorneys OF Mrs.
Langley have discovered, so they say, that
Langley is far better fixed in this worlds
goods than he admitted when the divorce
was first granted, and they propose that he
divide more literally with his wife and
daughter. Langley, who Is now resi-
dent of Fresno, was at one time one Of the
prominent and rich men Of this city. He
was a member of the large fruit shipping
n Il q 7 ~~lo ~u,t,i Ct IA
ago did the principal part Of the fruit ship
ping for Riverside orange growers
Miss Luna Dickerman. who has spent
the winter with her sister. Mrs. F. L. Lord,
started today for her home in Pueblo, Colo.
At a regular meeting of Temple No. H.
Rathbone Sisters, held last evening, the
following officers were installed by Pas.
Grand Chief Mrs. H. H. Monroe: Fannie
Miller, P. c.; Marion Squire, M. E. c.;
Eta Cundiff, E. s.; Marie Bordwell. E. j.;
Carrie Lord, M. of t.; Juliet Stibbens M.
Of r. and c.; Estella Stewart. M. Of F.;
Maria Drake, P. of F.; Lena Findlay, o. G.;
Ida Ruby, trustee. Upon the conclusion
Of the work of installation the Sisters en-
jyed refreshments.
The company of mounted rifemen recent
ly enrolled by Sheriff johnson met at the
office of the sheriff last night for organiza-
ton and to elect officers. There were
twenty-five out of the thirty-five members
present. James N. Keith, the first cap
tain of Company M, N. G.. c.. was elected
captain. C. H. Vosburg was elected first
lieutenant and c. T. Rice second lieuten-
ant. A. ]. Condee was chosen orderly
sergeant and the remainder of the APP
pointive officers will be chosen later. A
second company has been formed at San
Jacinto. an dboth will be under the direct
command of Sheriff Johnson.
Constable Hugh Carpenter of Banning
brought Sam Black, a well-known resident
of that town, to the city today to surrender
him to the sheriff. Black was recently
placed under bonds to keep the peace. but
his bondsman, ]. M. Gilman, turned Black
over to the officer Tuesday. Black gave
a new bond here today.