Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-15
TWICE MARRIED
IN EIGHT DAYS
BOTH CEREMONIES BY THE
SAME MINISTER
ELECTRIC ROAD TO RlALT0
Construction Of Line From San 5or-
nardino Is Now Practically
Assured--LocaI News
Brevities
ELECTRIC ROAD TO RlALT0
snenini 70 rhs Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINo, May 14.-To be
twice married by the same minister
within space of eight days is an
experience that does not come to the
ordinary couple on matrimony bent.
But such a thing actually has occurred,
the second chapter being enacted in
this city yesterday afternoon.
The interested parties were Eben r.
Hively of Corona and Miss Jessie May
Johnson of Pennington, Kas. A little
more than a week ago the couple Sc
cured license at Riverside and went
to Redlands and were married, the
minister performing the ceremony not
being in the state long and unfamiliar
with the laws of this state.
A few days later the couple were in
formed that all was not just right, and
an investigation convinced them that
II they wanted to be legally welded
they had better try it over again, as
the marriage performed in another
county than where the license was is
sued was illegal.
Accordingly they drove to Redlands,
secured the minister, then came to San
Bernardino and secured a license and
were again married quietly in a corner
of the clerks office, the ceremony being
performed in so low a tone and in so
unostentatons a manner that even the
newspaper men a few feet away did not
realize at the time what was going on.
Electric Road to RiaIto
The Rialto people will have that cleo
trio railroad to their community from
San Bernardino. A meeting attended
by seventy-five prominent residents of
that community was held last night at
which the matter OF a right of way
and other details were arranged. The
whole proposition will be placed in the
hands of Seth Hartley tomorrow and
it is expected he will leave for the east
Tuesday to interest capital in the plan.
In fact it is stated that capital is al
ready interested, mnfely waiting for
the details of right of way to be Sc
cured
A strange remedy has been discov-
cred and used successfully by the High
grove orchardists to defeat the ravages
of the cut worm scourge which threat
ened to entirely ruin the coming crop
of oranges. Each tree trunk has been
wrapped with common sticky fly paper,
which prevents the worms climbing up.
In some cases hundreds of worms have
been caught on the paper on a single
ie oI1 IN 10
sticky line.
City Water Commission Organizes
The new city water commission,
which takes charge of the city's water
system tomorrow, has organized by
electing A. G. Kendall as chairman.
The list of appointments of the water
system will include Fred Hisom as
chief engineer and Charles Hoffmaster
as assistant. Will starke will be su-
perintendent of the system, while M.
L. Aldridge will be continued as col
lector.
Fire practically destroyed the home
occupied by the family of William A.
Todd. Mr.. Todd and wife are at San
Luis Obispo on business, there being
but two sons at hore. The origin of
the fire is mystery The house was
the property of William Guy of this
city and was partly insured. The loss
is about $1,000.
Miss Alberta Rousseau, chief oper-
ator of the Home Telephone company
in this city, will on Tuesday, June 20
be married to William Whitaker OF
Los Angeles, where they will make
their home. The young lady has wide
acquaintance in this city and is popular
in church circles.
Prof. N. A. Naille of the high school
faculty of this city stood at the top of
the class of sixteen who passed the
bar examination before the appellate
court in Los Angeles last week. He
expects soon to take up the practice of
law in this city.
Highland Bank Names Officers
The First National bank of Highland
has elected the following officers for the
coming year: President, II. w. John
stone; vice president, L. A. Desmond;
cashier, M. C. Taylor The board of
directors is composed of Messrs. john
stone and Desmond, with w. C. Patter-
son of Los Angeles, l.. c. Waite of
Riverside, X. C. Wells and w. S.
Brookings of Redands, M. M. Randall
and Alexis Frye of Highland.
x. l.. Bernard. who as general yard
master for the Southern Pacific at Col
ton and this city has been the subject
of a great many attacks by the Broth