Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-07
SHIP CANNON
To MONUMENT
UNCLE SAM DONATES TO SAN
BERNARDIN0
Notary Takes Long Trip to Admins
ter osth-Coroners and Anti.
Saloon League Hold Meet
ings simultaneously
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 6.-Two
mammoth cannon have been shipped
by the government to the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument association OF this
city for mounting In the city park on
either side Of the memorial monument
to be erected soon. The cannon are
sixteen feet in length and three and
one-half feet in diameter at the breech
md Will arrive here within few days.
Uncle Sam few days ago appointed
a postmaster at Gina on the Salt Lake
road at the extreme northeast corner
of this county. After receiving his APP
pointment the postmaster could not
find anyone authorized to administer
the oath Of office to him closer than
this city, which Is 240 miles distant. 1t
was finally decided by the people Of
that camp to have a notary public
come out from this city, his expenses
being paid. Walter Hubbard is the man
who made the trip, having just re-
| turned.
Rialto needs greater school facilities.
| The rapll growth of this prosperous
| colony has crowded the school build
| ing beyond its capacity. A bond issue
of $4,000 Is proposed for the rebuilding
| of the structure, which will be doubled
| In size.
Benjamin Smith wandered away from
|
where he was found in half frozen
| condition from exposure all through the
| cold night Smith had taken too mucn
| liquor, 1t is alleged, and was found
wandering away but was started home
| by an acquaintance. But he again
wandered off and slept out all night.
| About a year ago Smith wandered off
in similar manner and slept all night
In Devil canyon in the mountains north
| of the city.
| II. Stutsman of San Diego thinks he
has damages coming from some one.
He made shipment of stock from San
| Diego to Arizona, three cows being in
| cluded in the shipment. At Cotton the
Territorial live stock inspectors re-
fused to allow the shipment to proceed
to the territory without bill of health
for three cows in the shipment. Coun-
ty Live Stock Inspector Phelps was
willing to grant a certificate of good
| health but that would not do for the
territorial inspectors. State Veterina-
rian ]. ]. Hull was too busy to come to
Cotton and therefore the shipment had
to be sent back to San Diego Now
Stutsman wonders who will foot the
| damage bill.
Burglars entered two rooms at the
Lily rooming house near the Santa Fe
station and carried off some jewelry
and clothing belonging to railroad men
rooming there. Special Officer Wilfrey
| arrested two men at the Santa Fe sta
ton. and one of them was wearing a
portion Of the clothing taken.
The little son of Mayor H. NJ Bar
ton met with mishap that may cost
one of his eyes. He was playing with
a hot curling iron that Mrs. Barton
had laid down and accidentally thrust
it into his eye, burning 1t severely.
The annual convention of the South
ern California Coroners' association
convened in this city, there being a
good attendance. The afternoon was
devoted to business session, while
this evening there was theater party
Tomorrow will be spent in sightseeing
over the valley, and in the evening
there will be banquet rendered by the
city.
A convention of the county Anti-Sa-
loon league is being held here, there
being number of delegates from vari-
GUS sections of the county State SUI
perintendent E. S. Chapman of Los
Angeles delivered an address this even
ing.
Six U. S. warships at Coronado.