The herald., 1898-08-08
SAN BERNARD1No POLITICS
Pouring Oil on the Republican Waters
TO Knife Golf


given the "kids' Of the Republican party
their say on Friday evening, the voters of
that persuasion collected last night to
hear a confession Of faith from James
Hutchings and an apology for feeling sore
over not securing the nomination which
he 30 ardently sought There were about
thirty Of the rank and file congregated to
hear what Mr.. Hutchngs had to say.
When he rose. sliding his Goff machete out
of sight, he POLITICALLY ate humble pie for
about fifteen minutes and said he would
come down from Off his perch and support
the ticket FROM" the top to the bottom
Perhaps he did not include the top, but
only from that down. Goff was present.
but Jim couldn't see him. After this lit
tie love feast the meeting considered plans
for registering all the Republican voters
the coming week who had been negligent
The Independent party leaders are max
ing q careful canvass of the situation pre-
paratory to putting up the strongest ticket
possible next Wednesday, To beat Goff
for the assembly is the main point, and
while Capt. Bosworth Of Highland was
out for that position. the plan is being
considered to run him against Kendall for
assessor, ts the feeling in Redlands
against Con. and It Is thought that with
such popular man as Meserve the dts
affected win knife Goff solidly and vote for
Meserve. The Con men are getting very
anxious. For all the offices there are
plenty Of good candidates to choose from,
and If the choice is a wise one the ticket
will be winner. The board Of supervis-
ors Is Democratic for the next two years
from the hold-overs, Glover. Cooley and
West. but an effort will be made to cap
ture the other two precincts II possible.
Personal
A. q. Kendall leaves for Nebraska, his
old homo. next Thursday, where he will
meet his wife and daughters returning
from Vermont. where Mrs. Kendall has
been visiting her father. The family ex-
pect to return here in September.
H. NJ. Barton leaves for Dunsmuir to-
morrow to Join his family and after a
short outing for the head Of the house to
return via San Francisco.
Eight naturalized citizens were added
to the roll yesterday. They were William
Littlewood of England, Frank Hinton of
Canada, James Clark Of Scotland, George
Card Of England. John Cappell and Will
liam J. Cappell of England, Andrew John
son Of Norway, Frank Alexander Elder of
Canada.
A marriage license was issued to Ros-
we'll Wilcox and Laura May Paine, native
Of California, aged respectively 20 and 22
tho former Of Grafton and the latter of
San Bernardino.
A suit for divorce has been filed by Re-
becca A. Vincent from jeremiah Vincent.
Brevities
Articles Of Incorporation have been filed
for the Highland Orange Growers associ-
alton. with principal place of business at
Highland, the capital $500, of which $4,000
is taken by the following: Seth Marshall
$3.50; NJ. g. Campbell for the state hospital
$3.50; J. H. Siocum. $675; r. e. Flattery,
$500; J. L. Robb, $500; J. M. Leavens, $780,
T. W. Frye, $3.50; e. J. Yokam, $3.50; e. 8.
Frye, @is5. The directors are Seth Mar
shall, r. ]. Yokam, ]. H. Slocum, +. E.
Flattery and e. 8. Frye.
Members of the Masonic fraternity and
Of the Odd Fellows escorted the remains of
A. ]. w. Palmer to the depot this morning
They were taken to Sacramento for inter-
mene.
The funeral Of Mason g. Binkley, killed
by an electric light wire at Los Angeles,
took place this afternoon from the under
taking parlors Of Barton & Cetick.