The herald., 1898-12-16
The TURKEYS FOR SALE
AND THEY NEEDN'T BE KILLED
WITH A GUN
a Turkey Shoot Was Carefully Adver-
tised but No Grounds Had Been
Secured

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. l5.-Police.
are very fond of sport with the gun, and to
carry out their ideas of Christmas holiday
they, with two or three kindred spirits, pre-
pared to have turkey shoot for three days
preceding and on Christmas day, on the old
range of Company i, where the accommoda.
tions are excellent and it is very convenient
to the business center Of the city. They
the shoot in all the rapers and prepared for
a grand time, when they found further ad-
vertising for shoot which they had not au,
thorized, and on inquiry found that fel-
low named Hildebrand mot he Of classic
and historic fanse) was announcing his
shoot on the. same grounds, and that while
they had taken it for granted they could
have the grounds, Hildebrand had paid the
owner one turkey and got his receipt for the
use of the grounds on the days named. The
officials have turkeys to sell or give away,
while Hildebraud will have a successful
shoot on the strengh of their preliminary
advertising.
After bringing in half of Ontario's upper
crust society as witnesses in the Price di-
vorce case, and setting the public on the
Qui vive for the expected details, the attor-
neys for the defense and the intervenor
called a halt and compromised the affair.
The plaintiff said few words, letter and
an affidavit were read and Judge Campbell
granted the divorce as prayed for.
The executive committee of the Republic.
an county central committee is considering
the advisability of making contest on .
Chino precinct in the supervisorial election
and try to oust White, independent, and re-
place him with Mack, Republican. 1t is
said, and not denied. that just after the
polls were closed voter came up and the
polls were reopened and he deposited his
vote, and the claim is made that this inval.
dated the whole vote of that precinct,
which was so strongly for White that il
thrown out would elect Mack by II ma.
jority Per contra, it is claimed thst al
though the one vote was illegal, yet, as it
did not change the result in itself for any
candidate the contest would not hold good.
Rain commenced falling at p. m. yes.
terday and came down at intervals until
this morning. 1t is followed by norther
that is blowing very cold. The rainfall for
the storm was 40-l00ths of an inch, making
a total for the season of SO l00ths of an inch.
San Bernardino camp, No. 70, Woodmen
of the World, has elected the following Of
ficcrs: Henry Conner, consul commander;
jeff MoElvain, adviser lieutenant; NJ. T..
Aldridge, banker; +. C. Peck, clerk; j. III.
W. c. Courtney, sentry; II. A. Dorsey,
manager.
The Riverside Water company is repair
ing its canals and has turned off the water,
leaving San Bernardino in darkness, for the
power for the electric plant comes from the
| canal at Highgrove, where there is drop
of forty feet.
At the wedding dinner following the mar
riage of c. 0. Alkire and Annie Meredith
Lysle, given at the home of the brides
mother, the following sat-around the table:
Rev. and Mrs. j. II. ID. Browne, Mr.. and
Mrs j. c. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Al
kire, Miss Carrie Alkire and her sister. Mrs
Fleming, Roy Fleming. Miss Lucy Collins
Of Los Angeles. Rev. V. w. Stiles. Stanley
lice, S. D, Pelton. Miss Margaret Gilbert,
Miss Olive Lape. ID. H. c. Strickland. Mrs.
c. D. Dckey, W. r. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Foster, Miss Mabel Meredith, b. F.
Bledsoe. Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Alkire,
Frank G. Starke and Miss Nellie Worth
ington were married last evening by Rev.
Alfred Inwood at the home of the parents
of the bride in the presence of the intimate
friends of the family, the ceremony being
followed by an elaborate wedding supper
at which the brides cake was marvel Of
art, gift from Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. West.
The wedding presentswere numerous. hand
some and useful. The newly married couple
took their wedding tour from the home Of
the bride to the new nest at No. 1T Z street,
A third wedding on the same date was
that of Edgar II. Brazelton and Miss Clara
+. Peck. at which Rev. R. b. Taylor offici-
ated, in the presence of large party Of
friends and relatives at the residence of the
Eride's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Peck
The bride was the recipient of very large
number of elegant rresents. The newly we'd
ded couple started for Santa Barbara this
morning on their bridal tour
NJ, c. Neuner. wife and child of Los An
eees came to attend the Alkire-Lysle we'd
ding.
W. II: Faust of Los Angeles, fire insur
the losses from the Daley fire.
+. H. Kindl of Pittsburg and F. II.
Schmidt of Cleveland arrived yesterday
from the east on tour of Southern Califor-
mia.