The herald., 1898-09-03

Phoeuix-Like, It Will Rise From the
Ashes Of the Past

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. IA meet
Ing Of the directors of the Creamery asso.
citation was held last night and 1t wal
determined to rebuild the creamery again
although the location will be changed to q
more convenient place than the former
and 1t will be situated in the eastern por-
tion OF the city, where water will be plenty
and the ranchers can reach 1t more easily
with their milk. The plant that was burned
two weeks ago was for the manufacture of
both butter and cheese, but the latter will
be dropped and only butter plant will be
put In, as that is more profitable than the
making Of cheese. II at any time 1t should
be thought best to add cheese plant, it
can easily be done. At the time of the fire
the plant was making but about 100 pounds
of butter per day. using 1000 pounds Of
milk. As the season advances and the milk
can be procured, 1t Is the intention to In
crease this to 500 pounds per day, IL pos
sible. The board Of directors consists Of ].
e. Light, E. D. Roberts, J. L. Mack, Ed
Stiles and H. E. Harris, with ]. e. Light.
who owns a controlling interest. as presi-
dent. Work on rebuilding will be COM
menced at once.
that holds Its outing at Long Beach from
the 9Th to the 18th Of September. will be a
good one II the officials In charge can make
1t SO by hard work. ]. l.. Hattery of this
city is commander and Truman Reeves,
candidate for state treasurer, is the adju-
tant.
Affairs at the Santa Fe depot looked
lively yesterday with the arrival of three
overland trains within two hours. They
had been detained at Kingman, Arizona,
by the washout.
Mary Richardson Bennett has filed COM
plant to recover from Robert Leahy mad
others the sum Of $3.50, the face of a note
dated at Ontario February II, 1896, secured
by mortgage on lot "a Of section IS, town
ship l. south Of range 8 west. being q part
Of the rancho Santa Ana del Chino.
James Day, conductor Of the Riverside
motor road, has returned from visit to
Salt Lake City and resumed work. but
moved his residence from Cotton to San
Bernardino.
Mrs. ]. W. Pratt OF Seattle Is expected
next Monday on visit to her parents, MI.
and Mrs. w. A. Seikirk, and her sister.
Mrs. r. e. Norton. for the winter. Her
husband, OF the editorial STAN Of the Sc
attic Post-1ntelligencer. will arrive later
for short visit and bring the children.
Judge F. f. Oster arrived last evening
from San Francisco. He was delegate at
large from this county at the Sacramento
convention.
Captain T. H. Goff. candidate for as
sembyman from this district, arrived from
San Francisco last evening. He went there
to see the boys OF Company X, Of which he
was formerly captain, before they sailed
for Honolulu. He spent several days in
camp with them. They did not sail.
Bert Osbun, for many years conductor
on the Redlands motor road, has Just re-
turned from Alaska, after a four months
trip With five others he went up to 81.
Michaels, carrying boat along for travel
up the Yukon, intending to prospect an
entirely new country on the Kuyukuk
river at point 700 miles from 81. Mlchaels.
MI. Osbun went but $50 miles of that dis
lance and returned home, as his leave Of
absence from the railroad would not allow
Of his going further. They were In the
land Of continuous daylight when he left.
Mr.. Osbun Is still in the employ Of the
Pacific. although he win prob
ably be promoted to higher position than
his former one. He Is still interested In the
financial success OF the gold seekers.