The herald., 1898-06-09
THE REPUBLICANS
COUNTY COMMITTEE WILL MEET
ON TUESDAY
A Report Showing the Present Condi-
ton Of the Funds of Riverside
County

RIVERSIDE, June S.-The following
young people composed a tally-ho party
which spent last evening at Rabel springs
Mines. Lysle, Gardner, Doolttle, Hancock,
and Gilliland Misses Judge. Dickerman,
Helmer. Alkire, Jefferson, Conwell, Judge.
Hamilton, Castleman, Hoyt and Wellbourn
Messrs. Alkire, Milice Pelton, Gruwell
Stiles, Brown, Gardner, Doolittle, Jefferson,
Hancock, Hamilton, Castleman, Fleming
and Frankenheimer.
The chairman of the Republican county
central committee announces today that
the committee will hold meeting in this
city on next Tuesday. This will be the first
political meeting on the coming campaign
and it is reported that the principal bust
ness of the meeting will be to select new
chairman in place of George Frost, who
has held the place for some time, and
new secretary to take Secretary Stlbben's
place. which he has not been able to fill for
the reason Of his election to the position of
City clerk.
One of the first things the board of super
visors did this morning was to reconsider
their action in refusing to pay the bill for
the work of taking down the testimony in
the case of the county against the Bear
der was ordered drawn for the amount.
Attorney Gregg, for the county in the case
named, stated to the board that the case
would come up again in the Los Angeles
court for argument on June IA.
The auditors report. filed with the board,
shows the condition of the county funds to
have been as follows:
General fund, 1913. 1851; salary fund, 49,
;toI
fund, $65O.76; road district No. fund.
s7o1.4o No. 8, s365.29; No. 4, sS5s2S; No. 5,
$10SS.02; immigration fund, $5O.40.
The report of the county treasurer, which
was filed with the board, shows that the
total amount of money in his hands on the
first of the month was 06,7S244, of which
amount $5S,177.53 was school funds.
AT regular meeting of Riverside lodge
1. o. o. F., held last evening, the following
officers were elected: F. P. Wilson, N. G.. !;
M. c. Paxton, v. G.; T. K. Seburn, secre-
tary; w. H. Davis, treasurer; Jos. Schnei-
der, trustee.
Sunset lodge, Knights of Pythias, has
elected the following officers: P. L. Lord,
c. c.; H. w. Bordwell, V. c.; v. w. Stiles,
M. W.; Fred Worsley, prelate; c. r. Stib-
bens, X. of R. S.; G. H. Brown, M. F.; M.
NJ Milice, M. F.; S. A. holland, M. A.; r.
H. Jessup, I. G., and J. c. Little, o. G.
The officers of Pasadena have notified the
officers here to look up one Lee, who left
that place some days ago while deranged,
and who, 1t was learned by them, had come
in this direction.
John w. Sailing, resident of Murietta
was brought here today and then sent to
the asylum at Highlands, as he was pa
rolled inmate of that institution who had
become worse since being liberated.
Mrs. w. Vernon, a resident of Wildomar
was committed to the Highlands asylum to-
day. The poor, unfortunate womans in
sanity was caused by long illness.
The Security Loan & Trust company of
Los Angeles has commenced suit against
R. b. Taylor, one of the promoters of Cor
iona, to foreclose mortgage given by him
to the plaintiff in 1898, to secure a loan of
$4,000.
the carload of oranges to be shipped to the
Seventh regiment by citizens of this city Isl
we'll under way, and 1t is the intention now
to start the car on its journey tomorrow.
The fruit will be delivered to the Santa Mon
lea wharf by the Southern Pacific company
free of charge, and from there will be
taken to its destination by the Pacific Coast
Steamship company, also free of charge of
any kind.
Canton Riverside, l. o. o. F., has elected
Jos. Schneider captain c. E. La Babe. first
lieutenant; G. F. Todd, second lieutenant,
and G. S. Riley. clerk.