The Weekly Courier from San Bernardino, California • Page 8

MEWS NOIK8. 1'rom XVetlnesiIttj'n Daily. Mr. A. Peters und Miss Till ie Peters Vim lVamiai'f nro vlsitimr thi'ir cousins, and liertie Kcklcs of tl.is city.

A certain well-known business man 1 Jving on street, near V' complained of yesterday to the police for abusing hia family. Tuesday afternoon V. G. Voore, l.e-gare Alain, Holcoinb, Miller, Kent Kane, litis Li mb mm John Bhay loft for a ten-day trip Hear Valley," li. K.

lilnckburn. tlie genial and uen-tlcnianly editor of the Ontario Observer, made, Tun Covkikb a pleasant call yesterday. Mr. Blackburn and The Observer are friendly to the city of San Jiyrnardino, und always have been. On Tuesday afternoon Marshal Thomas and Otlicer Clark foun 1 a man near ilie new bridge, ly.ng in a bole with Jiis feet in the air, whvro he had fallen while drunk.

He was speedily removed to the city jail. Had be lain in that position an hour or so longer he would have been a dead man. The member-, oi the Citrus Holt Irrigation dislri'-t held a moetinu yesterday. Mr. I'.

C. Tinkle of this city, who is the coiiMilt.ing engineer of this district, was present, ami made a report on a flvstcm works for the district, Propositions ir water were received Iran foverr.l parties ant submitted to the dirct an 1 Knuineer i'rom I'ailj'. ecoruT uavinson nas oi- loupco no Lis deputies except lie. Now, bow ti work will progress. Marsliel Thomas on Tuesday a fellow by tiic name of Kalpiis or robbing a 1 i-iinli.

When arrested the man owned to verything. The -deputies are talking of getting tip Jusehall nine and plaving The us. They will think the siipiem court them again when tiiey get on the diamond. Holland McCall was on Wednesday fined $10 by Judge Knox, for using pro-lane and boisterous I angaage at Itabel '1 ho charges were preferred by -is. Beam Ileggs.

Omiable. Paris brought Vcmnne, hoard jainjKT, back from Los Angeles Vedne-ilay. Veronne by trade is Jjricli mason and has been residing for wimo lime in tian Bernardino. A your.g New York physician will soon )ead 'to the altar one of San Bernardino's Jtirest and most popular young ladies. Thus our best prize are awarded to eastern valor.

Wake up, young men of Bernardino. Iel Tiik Coi.niKP. go into every home mine city ant vicinity. It. gives you the latest and most rel ahle no s.

The in given you for twenty cents per week and seventy-live cents per delivered iy earner. i Teleg.aiu from Alabama colored dele- I Sate to lriemis nt be im-patioiily hungry; we'll pb you all Komething to swoller bv Saturday night. IM wether beah de delegates is nioiiPtrouflonibrageous." Peter Kfchl has established an ice frctory at bis mill on Mill street, and has already started out bis delivery wagon. When the worksr.ro in better running order San Bernardino can have mi me ice sue neeus niiinuiaciureu ithin her corporate limits. Tim Daily Coi hikr will be given free lor Bix months to the person who lirst hands into the business otlice, with fifty cent, the way to subtract forty-five from forty-five and leave forty-five.

All answci'H must be accompanied by fifty cents, or thay will not be considered. I'ltim I'riiliij's Dully, The board of supervisors will meet again Junc 2 1S2. Recorder Davidson and one row hold down tho recorder's iiliicc. J. W.

Anderson, and son left for Chicago via the Fe loute. Work has been commenced on the leaving of the, car tracks. This will be good news. A man was arrested yester-'" fur last driving, tiood for 1 Riverside. Airs.

Ant' Turner bought a ticket fur, LiverKol, via tho IV and Jnnian lines. Marshal Thomas recovered nearly all the goods oli'ii from the store at the lepot by tho boy captured by Officer J5aker. "McCarthy's Mishaps" did not draw a very large Ip.iim as it deserved bet tlKise ho did attend were well as it is indeed a rearing farce-comedy well presented. Jesse Mann, a fireman on tho South- rn California Motor road, was badly injured bv being thrown from the en i i jfine, while coming out of Colluli Wctlnesday night. The latest book that is attracting great atteiilion is "The Life of Mark Twain" including the early training and incidents that gave to 'America the nttK-si numorist oi uie age.

one. and makovour family happy at Allen's b'tok store. For sale I lo iii-()Imiiii. Mr. Erviii Bemis of Rialto an Miss Adelaide Osborn of this city were united in tho holy bonds of mutriiuony on i Wednesday at the residenc of the Jirido'B puivnts on Third street.

The Kev. E. I irper performed the cere- xnony, and the bride looked charmingly; beautiful as the stood by the side of iier i Suture partner for life, i.nd lisloned with rant atletitioii the Holciun vows. vnicn niuoe two nvos as une. ThogriKun ha won (me cf San fairest and seemed happy as he held the hand of her who ia to make life blithesome, and share in his future smiles and tears.

Tho brido wan dressed in light tan, orange blossoms. The groom win lrcssediii the conventional black suit. They were the recipients of many handsome nnd valuable presents. The groom hue 11 lovely orange ranch at Rialto, adorned with it neat, new cot-1age, where they will imiko their ft, hire Ironic. Ontario 1 Irrtlon.

Dpoclal tolas tlfTAio, Jui 7. Thk Cot'RiKit did it. Mi'B. Kendall elected by ono 11 W. T.

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of is of I i I 1 i i 1 THE WEEKLY COURIER, SAN BERNARDINO, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1892. linard of Kupprvlaora. Tiksday, June 7, lMl'J, 11 a. in. Present, J.

N. Victor, chairman; I. Lord and L. V. Cram, supervisors; J.

1 ording, district attorney, ny j. i iglit, assistant district attorney, and ueo. L. Ilisom, clerk, by l' W. Kiehard- i son.

denut clerk. The minutes of June 6, 18D2, were read and approved. Board udjourned until 1 p. in. a ft ek noon stssiox, 1 v.

M. Fame members present. Resignation of II. Keyes, constable, Belleville township, was accepted. Petitions for the appointment to fill the vacancy were tiled by John (iallagher and C.

A. Blakeman, and on motion C. Blakeman was appointed. l'etitions for appointment as rid overseer of Mojave district, rice K. H.

Dana resigned, were presented by C. A. Bell und (ieo. li. Barker, and on motion A.

Bell was appointed. On petition the following road in Cu-eatuonga was declared a public highway: Commencing at the southwest corner of section 12, township 1 south, range 7 west; thence northerly along the west line of sections 12 and 1, township 1 south, range 7 west, and sections I'll, 25 and 24. township 1 north, range 7 to north lino of said section 24. Wkdnksday, line 1) a. in.

Present: J.N.Victor, chairman A. White and L. F. Cram, supervisors; J. Fording, district attorney, by ,1.

i light, assistant district attorney (ieo. Iliifoin, clerk, uy v. liiclmnlson, clerk. Tlii; minutes of June 7, were read and It is hereby ordered by the board of supervisors of the county of San Hermit- uo, state of California, that the right way for a pipe line be, and the same hereby granted to James Barnhill, and his' assigns, over certain public highways in said county, as follows: Beginning on the east side of the public highw ay, hich runs north and south, immediately west of the place known as the Barnhill place on theColton Terrace; and thence running north along the east side of said highway, one quarter of a mile; thence crossing said highway; thence north, along the west side of said highway oae-cpiarter of a mile to the north side of the street known as Mill street; thence cast along the north side Mill street one-rpiarterof a mile. Also the right of way for said pipe line over an 1 acros3 the highway known as First street, at a point about IV i( yards, east of tlit-' west end Oi said stru t.

Said right of way is granted and ijuhjeet to the following condi-I tions, tow it lirst I be pipe of which paid line is to be constructed, is not to exceed eigh-tee i inches in diameter, and the same i- to be bid at a sufficient depth under the siiriace of the ground us not to inter-i fere with the proper workings or use of the said over which said right To the rielit oi tliecnuntvnt all times to work said highways in such manner as to it may seem best. Third The location and depth from surface of such pipe is subject to be changed at anv time when occasion requires, by order of said board of super- visors, at expense of grantee or Ins assigns. Monthly report of tho condition of the treasury, show ing if21 on hand, was approved. Monthly report of Dr. A.

Keating, on hospital, was approved liriil licit I ii tn oj ociLrnil i i ii'jooi ii nr-v. nntiivu in- sued to Frank Helling. Calico. Resignation of J. T.

O'Brien, constable of Calico township, was deferred. Supervisor l-ovd arrived at II a. m. W. W.

Dobbins was laced on the indigent list fa- if in cr inonlh, commencing June I. I -W2. The clerk us instructed to advertise for bids for furnishing the hospital with groceries, drags and meat fm the cumi-iiiL' year. Board adjourned to 1 p. m.

AK'l F.KNOON SKSsION I p. M. Pivsciit: Victor, Lord, White and Cram. Retail liquor license was ordered issued to Charles Polti, Sau Bernardino No. 2, from April 1 to July and his bond was upproved (villi 0.

l'ahulag and F. Bariieh as sureties. Petition to appoint Dr. K. D.

Davidson veterinary surgeon was withdrawn. ion iiortieuiuiral commissioners ap- 1)1 ared hrtoro t)u in ri.i,ri:ivi. citation and made a report as to their work. R'-port of road viewers on road from the northeast corner of N. Bray's, south lo Jur.ipa rancho, was referred to the t'oiinty surveyor for correction.

of Bloomington School district w'rt ordeivd issued in the nun of i Board adjourned until June 20, 1W2, i p. to. KING OF TRAMPS. He AitIms in Ilif flly Sin, liorniir. lini.

i Thursday forenoon Mohammed 0 recti, the King of Tramps, arrived in this city mi his lone iournev from Cin- cinr.ati to California and return. At this puir.t ho is 512 miles ahead of time, He is to ma l.e iO.ili;) miles in -FiO days. Do left im-innaii on his long tramp l'1'' 1'-' he left he has ZlZ. When seen b'v a Commi reporter he said, "lain feeling much letter than when siartod vn 1...1 r-r nine iu.mm, Is or nine ixiunds l'o you not get tired?" ''When I am walking 1 do rnt, but just asso'iit as sit down uux tired." "Ilow much do you average a day in walking?" "lam imw averaging thirl mile day, but 1 have only got to make twenty-two and one-liftli miles to win mv watrer." The king of tramps has sot to linish las trip with a wife or but it will not be hard to fiillill that part of the wager, be said. "1 lia I fifty apnliealions for marriage in the city of r-'t.

Louis," said his majesty, "but, liceiiiiso 1 am a tramp, 1 do not have to mai ry iin tiling that conies along." The king will this morning leave for I)H Angeles, lie is a native Ot Sidney, near been bom there in 1800. City TruMlrr. Present. President Mee, Trretees Lesher, Kenniston and Whitney, Trustee Potter absent in Oeeanside; City Attorney Brown, City Clerk T. Harris, City Marshal Thomas, Health Oiheer Wainwright, Street Superintendent I'attoii.

A saloon bond of Charles Patty duly authenticated. Approved. All bills audited by committee moved to be paid. Carried. An ordinance concerning the changing of the place of meeting of the trustees from the city hall to the pavilion, was read for the tirst time.

A petition was received from Mr. 0. T. Koyce of Colton, to run tin eight-inch water pipe over and across certain rects in the city of Sun Bernardino. Mr.

Buitm appeared for petitioner. petition was referred to the city at orney. a ne petition was granted with the understanding that all the rights of this city can be exercised, and that he must remove the pipe at the instance of the city trustees, in case of laying pipes for watar, sewer and gas pine's. The peti-lioiur's pipe is to belaid fourteen feet from the propeity line. A petition was received from the directors of the agricultural association for the.

use of the oavilion and grounds tor an agricultural lair from Oct. 11 to lb. Ihe request was granted, and the city is to pay for the lighting of the pavilion during the fair. William Oird, chairman ot the Republican County committee, asked for the pavilion on next Saturday night for a Republican ratification. The request was granted, Movvd by Trustee Whitney that the of deputy city treasurer he discontinued.

Trustee Whitney moved that the 10th day of each month be designated as city pay day, seconded by Trustee Lesher. Carried unanimously. The quarterly report of the city clerk was read und approved by a unanimous vote. An ordinance was read for the first time prohibiting all huckster wagons from standing on the principal streets, but to stand them on the east side of street, between Fifth and ixtb streets. Attorney 0.

B. Bole appeared before the board in regard to the city street railway, asking them to rescind the order to use the rail and granite raving, the work of paving the tracks to lie completed within six weeks. The request was granted in all its forms. Meeting adjourned. Now How li It? One of the San Bernardino papers hsrt to herald to the world that the city of San Bernardino was bankrupt.

The outside papers took it r.p with a vengeance and gave very uncomplimentary sendolFs. lvt the kickers look 0Ver this report oi the city clerk t.h ii i. i tl 1 A an Iniardmo' I a IV it lilllli II II lit (ientlemen Herewith I submit my report for the quartor ending June 1, 1 VJ2 KccF.im for March 1.276 00 April Jlny S.oN'i 07 Iie.ov; so March "1 April 7fi 1 1 (l 19 Tntnt receipts liulnncc in Mar. 1 Toln Pt'dnct expt'iiilituny ii Which 1 IihIhiicc of nil funds. exopt water fund, in ihe trcimtirv Junu 1, I included in wulch lat mim is: licncrnl fund i Sew it fund ,11 si utrcct fund ti ti l.ihriiry fund -j; And tho remainder tehmn to the various i of vi'iin'il iiuitly.

TEU I-'CND r.Kcr.ii'T. AppnrtionimMits. Wntcr ItcntH Murch. Ill i I el tz 17 VI Total F.XrKSPIITHKS. I'uid on I fin ml M'ir-h April Tulnl I I'nlniice in Viter fund Mtir.

1 li I Hcicjpis f.ir Murch, April tind I Mny licditot enditnrcs wntcr fund, 1 Ml ra it To which tin- RUve haliuirn of nil other lands, lll.ims.aii, irmkn thn toliil of all funds in In usury June 1, Respectfully submitted, W. T. Harms, City Clerk. June 7, The above is duly certified to. Now let the Banning Herald, The Kaleidoscope and the Riverside papers take back hat they have said regarding San Bernardino' city's bankruptcy.

fourth of July. The following is the order oi excretes and pjKirt arranged by the band committee for the celebration of the nation's birthday National Falnte- I1, National Anthem fomlc Parade and IOiyptiin 1. 111 Civil and Military I'aradp ia: a. 111.: ATHI.rn'' MURTS. I'irsl-Half nilte lih yele race, n)ien to all.

Se olid -one mile I en to all. Third -Competition fancy to all. fourth Half mile Mejcle rae for local riders. "print, open to all. Sivth-llundred yard sprint for Ikivb under Seventh -Itall imlr dHh, oim-ii lo all.

rpfiitli I'wo iiuiidrcd-jHrd fpruit, open to all. liiindred ytrd fat man's mi. Tenth-sack race for Uiyt innlcr Klcveiitli M'hcelUirrmv race for Ikivs nil-tier hi. TweUlh--oiiHlaclc race for lov under 10. Thirteenth t'alehinif vrei'sed Fourteenth-- Firemen' liuirnnmrnt.

Kideetith-llook nnd ladder tournament. Sixteenth-Indian sMrlH itml pastimes, In tho park. tournament, open to nil county liands, In the par. Kiphteenth- Nailoiial c.erel-e in the park. p.

HI Carnival of Colored I lirhti, In perk p. I'liplay of Fireworks in the. park 0 i p. l.iiiciDiiiimcnt in the I'avilion ll p. 111.

Tim fnriiuifr ol the rrtnd nmrch tliat iuoniiratc the ter -Iclioifi fvtlvit -a. I'ni' for the mint popn! ir rent th" mcr' ait-tit'ii l.tily, si Imly wn't'er, lest rentlemaii waltzer, ir.e most popular winner of a prun diirine the day, all ti latter jiriis to he Hitanled at the pavilion. See oilleiiil prueriininic for lim of pit ra for the numerous events. COUNTY NEWS NOTES I'OLTON NEWS. Krom Wednesday'! Lewis Fox went to Riverside tl.is uf-ternoon to join in the bicycle run to Ferris and hack Riverside; then 1 will take a solitary ride home.

R. 11. Franklin, M. F. Ihiuham und Brooks go their mine in the mountains tomorrow.

They expect to come back with a "bar'l." Our postoflice is quite a at present. Three positd clerks me busy working up for their semi-annual examination, ami the otlice work of the postmaster and bis assistant tills in the tune completely. i-cliool election passed oil" very quietly today. A small vote was polled. J.

It. Hanna was elected to succeed S. M. Ooddard, the retiring member of the board. John will make an honest, conscientious officer and will work for the interest of the schools at all times.

Hie at Stanford Fniversily, Roy Merrill Oilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gilbeit of Colton.

This sad intelligence was received this morning by wire. Roy has been attending the university since the beginning of the term and already occiinied a hiizh standim; in hid flitss I lvtriV. ki-lr li Mi li 1 ili.i 1 1 list ened his death. His mother was with him to the last and will arrive with the remains tomorrow morning. Funeral services will be held at the residence of his parents at 2 p.

in. tomorrow. Roy wa born at Charles City, July 27, 1S71. Mr. and Mrs.

Oilbert have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their sad a miction. From Tliursilny'8 Vui'cy. Dr. Puddiith's son ami family of Minneapolis, are visiting at the doctor's for a short time. City Marshal MeCauley will go east soon, to visit his parents.

He has been granted a ninety-day leave of absence. A telegram from Minneapolis to the Colton Republicans was received today in regard to the settlement of votes and choice of candidates. After a hasty canvass the following whh wired back: "Blaine first choice; McKinlcy second." A large number of sorrow ing relatives ami friends performed the last sad rites on all that is mortal of Roy Merrill Oilbert this afternoon at the Herinosa Villa cemetery. Tbo death of this estimable young man has cast a gloom over the whole community. Rest in peace.

from Friday's Dnily. The public school closed today, and tomorrow the pupils will oe given a picnic at Mound City. A Sunday school social is the attraction tonight, to be held at the residence of the Sunday school superintendent, J. A. Jones.

G. W. French came Lack from Yuen ipe valley today. He was away a couple of days looking after his mining property there. The Colton Republican club intends to 1 present at the ratification at San Bernardino, if one is held there, an soon the nominations are made.

Jesse Mann was severely injured last night on tho last motor to San Rernar- dino. As he was leaning out of the cab of the motor at the curve in the city limits, watching some trunks that lie thought might fall out of the baggage car door, his head came in contact with some object, supposed to bo a telegraph pole. He now lies in a precarious condition. ONTARIO From Wednesday's IHiily. The I.

0. ('. T. Ixvlgp is one of the largest here and is rapidly increasing in i numbers. I The entertainment at the A.

O. U. V. Hall last evening was very good, but did not attract tho patronage merited, Tho semi-annual election of officer i occurred in the Odd Fellows urdav night, resulting 111 the election of J. Price, X.

(i. R. Craves, V. A. A.

Piddinglon, secretary, and W. R. Perkins, treasurer, fortbe ensuing term. Ytsterday afternoon two Chinamen, who are engaged in tho employ of the land company, were engaged in "hauling hay from the mesa v.ii'i the company's team. While descending the sleep hill with a heavy load of bay on it wafon without frightened ur.d ran 'ay, plunging head lirst overHti ilow 11 into deep ravine, tiie Chinamen, horses, wagon and hay piling up in promiHctioiisheap.

A physician was sent for and men went to work to extricate the horses nnd Chinamen. It was fully twenty minutes before any of them could Im extricated. Tho horses were not seriously, though Pomew hat, injured. One the Chinamen sustained a fracture of the back of his skull and of the shoulder; the other is very ecriou sly injured internally, the physician having little hopes of his recovery. HIGHLAND HArrKNlMiS.

Front Thursday'! Pally. The largest r.ttendanco of the was present at the tiool Tern, meeting last veiling. oil US' (ieorge Thoinnsoii. tho cradiiri con- tractor, has 11 larcre forco of men at work grading the lily ranch. lit the hoIkmiI election vcst'-nlay lior.ds wi ro defeated by a small majoiity, and RtindolpS Seely was elected trustee.

A new hoarding boose has lieen started at the Highland laimlxr company's plant, ami ii doing flourishiiig business. tiny Aplin hni returned from 'Arizona, where he has been for several iinnilh juist looking over the country with a view of locating. The iee-creiim man i pround once more, and his Comanche yell starth sthe residents and notilies ibem of the fact that summer is onr more upon n. Kmitoii Havenpoi have tho contract of putting up a lino one-storv cottage for Mr. Roarer, tho gentleman who recently purchased thu Hidden tract.

Word wa recently received from Klmer Wolsey, the voting man who left here so suddenly, to tho ell'ect that he had arrived at his home in Illinois all U. K. A rancher on tho cart bench had lively fistic encounter with ono of his red men last Tuesday, nnd from the lo iks of the rancher's cranium it seems us though be bud I'tmic out n'eoml best. Henry Cram lost an $S0 watch and lino go a ei. ttiu ih inn r.ito ii iii-(.

iNloti'inv. Slice that time every tllort possith I I i I I Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report ABSOLUTELY PURE has been made to find it, but without avail, ami it supposed that a tramp, ho as on Ihe place at the time, is now the happy possessor of the watch.

Miss Mary Stitller gavo a most delightful social to her many friends at her home on Pepper avenue, I uesday evening. Refreshments of all kinds were served during the evening, and at 11 o'clock the entire party proceeded to the Harlem springs, here dancing was indulged in until a late hour. A splendid lime was bad by all present. O. R.

Sclioll, who bus f'ir snveral months past been managing the general merchandise t-tore of C. 1). Scholl it Co. in this place, linsmirchased the Messina store from tlio above firm end is now sole proprietor. Mr.

Scholl is an honorable, energetic business ronn and dor- ling his residence here ho has made a host of irier.it', all of whom will wish him success in bis new enterprise. Ho bus always taken a great interest in this place and it is largely duo In him that Messina has so many magnificent new buildings. Mr. Scholl returned home last evening, accompanied bv bis mother and Sirs. Hint, from 'iSislin.

The latter will hereafter have charge of the Messina Villa hotel. From Friilny'n rally. R. Seely has put tip a large windmill on his place. Jones, the blacksmith, in painting bis shop a deep black.

Fee A Reese are building tho stone foundation for Roarer's new house. Mr. Frye is setting out ten acres of his ranch on the Reldridgo tract to oranges. Mr. Hughes, the blind man, is having a well dug on his Palm avenue property.

(ieorge Miller, Ous Lamb und Mr. Talmadge left for ft two weeks' trip to Bear Valley yvstcnlay. Rev. Thompson, formerly pastor of the i ongregational church ot tins place, paid us a short visit yesterday The district convention of the I. 0.

fi. T. meets in Ontario next week, und a large number of Highlanders arc expected to attend. Mr. Pete filenson's family are visiting friends in another portion of the eotintv, wild during their ah-enoe he has to batch it.

lie is already claiming to be ill. A son of Mr. Minkcii of West Highland was bitten five limes by gopher snake last Wednesday. It has not lieen ascertained us to how the bites are. Mrs.

CM. Hill's sister, Mist) Mary Crawford, and her sister-in-law Miss Hannah Crawford, are. expected to arrive on today's overland from Illinois They intend spending several weoka visiting friends and relatives in this place. Jamrs Hospellinrn is petting to be quite a politician, and it is thought that ho will slump the stale this fall for the woman's suffrage ticket, as he is oi jNised to everything else. We would advise him to dye bis hair licfore he starts out.

Mr. Randolph Seely has been elected for bis third successive term as trustee of Highland i-chool district. Mr. Seely lias made an excellent officer during this term and the district showed its appreciation of his services by cleeling him again. Mrs.

Hoar ba sold out her interest in the Messina Villa hotel, and will depart for Santa Monica next week, where she intends spending the summer. Mrs. Hoar has made mi excellent hostess, and as she is also an accomplished musician, her presence will In1 greatly misKod by the patrons of the hotel. I'litlelivcreil Lettern, Tie' foll.i'.i hir lr-11 list of the letters reniKl 111 U10 pi.t.;oll ce alSan mr 1110 wi eK inonift 11, if.ij. Persons cnlliiut lor any letters in tins ll- will pleuM say 'nlvt rli-ed: Auerson, HaiHley, Walter II Clark, Mrs Anna Clark, llarrv Ouviilson, MIm Hello I'liilley, I'ratos, Mrs lora liiayto, Junes Horn, John llulil.ard, Kvnrt llardesler, Hen Johnson, Johnson, liavld binary, Mrs Adeline Luvsmihs, Helirv Maillttliil, Amos Morrow, rt Melntyie, ieo Nyham, i I'arkcr, Oeo I'ivlier.

Ml -rrh 1'iMnii, Miss II l.n Mis Sti'tleiis, John Sutherland, MIm ylor, Chns .1 list, Mrs l.uinia "lute, I'll Ah en, Jeremiah lienson, 11 llsrr, Henry--Cleaver, Kunl.e Cowan, 1 1 rates, I Frank lliiey. W'm Jluchairt, Mrs Iwrcnre Jackm-n, A-2 Milestone, John Millard, MrC MaJtnssit, Mclamuld, Alex Peterson, Marv l'o': 11 Kcv II r'weny, Trof F. Tsylor. Wnlilron, A ronKi'iN. 'have, Uninon (' Tons in, anni-n dc Holam nlaliiia Palomino, Ji Arainiile.

Junu Aeostn, Sumo Tex, I resnlca I'orildo, Manuel Sineliei, I t'lijie lon, iiatiiiiti IMitativo, l.s'.sdo do l.ermmlcn, MU Tednra I'MRAOKS. Weaver, Mr llii-m N. ti. (iIU ourt Nena. Iii department two of the superior court today divorce was granted in the case of Mattie S.

Clayton vs. Ji sejih M. Clayton. In the cni-e of William Priii v. K.

S. l4iwson, suit on foreclosure of mortgage, decree of foreclosure was granted aim II. II. Ringhniu was appointed receiver. In department one, in the case of l'igott vs.

l'igotl, hearing was had of motion to grant leave to s-ii defendant to visit the children, mid it was ordered that the children bo produced at the Turk I louse, Rivt rrido, next riday, nnd further heating on the matter be" postponed until next week. (iood pasture for horsoit. Apply to V. K. RllVl'oe.

ltiy wakhirt, per week, at MoonV. ouk On the 17th duy of March, in 1M, Our (icorfic tamo to Plcm our home. Hut nil invnlid ly Inlc, llo cum it ch do Hie flowers of tho richest ROldcn hue, To cheer niul hh ss our lonely lives, Then lad us Ioiik adieu. At o'clock In the Afternoon he hiulo us oil HdlBII The 1 Ith duy of Mny it wks, In eiiOiLft 11 hiiiidri'il mid ninuiy two. Wo ckcd his cy so pciictfiilly tool hud hlia dllUII (0 K'Hl.

Upon Ins lailu pillow Wo know he's uilh too Plcsl. I'onr years-short, yet hnppy ones-he wu fivcn iniio i.h, Tl.en hi! father 11ml tits brother culled We know ti call wan jiinl. II priiscd ko HWicily mid iiuctly out of thin land 01 pain. We hardly new that he wkikoiio Never to return ai'iuii. 1 1 in life hi) short nnd pnro, Hint free from all Dint could le wroiif V.

i 0111 to Li 00' mncti hiipplni 'Wi To nil mm came r.loin. Hut wl.en the 1011 eiiniu for him to cull till Npirit home, He Utii i.h all hi) lonely hero When Inn Kpuit hud lluuii, Hut wbt on Hiindny aflernoon ue laid hint li till ITBVC rti el'U little Annio Woncneruft, Wlio'p hIh i llli ti a ived, Wo strewed hm prtivewitti clioiciiit Howcnt.tutin ldW llllllC'l UWIIV jSnd leflhim in the urifcl Lowcro-We could no longer Hluy. A monument now marks his renting idw anioni onr city's dead. In Mrs. I.auia Wallace's lot llcsiile her aliy laid.

Wc turn now to the Iiviiik nnd to Mi mother nay. "TaKe. courace, lonely mother, And in our hearts we'll pray "That yon may never need a friond as down life's path yon po. You have been faithful to your chaise, And this we really know: Your hi.Hliand mid two children uro all yon have on earth To love you in your iulet home, AHhuugli around your tieui lu ''Another nanio y.m have nttiiclied lo try And crush your Kiiel. Yd never will he take the plnrc And rive your heart relief.

Therefore you ever do the rii'ht Your loved ones will he with you And aid with nil tt.clr inc-lit," --A. 0. TOKNRll. Ran ncrinirillnn, May l.M)-'. ItKAI, Jri4TATiS TKtN.SrkKS.

TcehiuYi Jink 7. Wmc Jones to Clnrk-AIIIots 3, hlk itedlaiida WW los Flernirii', Trustee, tijLd Pierce It 7 to IJ, hlk I lots 1, 2, .1, J.l Pi, 17, li, Waters Jr's stih'l 1' Johnson to II Johnson-PC lota 6, hlk il, It A 0 Kendall to I' 8 Dinsmore-W hf lot IC'i, Kiverside i' It It Co to Will Uracil- hf of no qr and pt nw-iir see la, tp 1 (ieo Tyler to It Tyler-The Peter F'orsee place in Mill Creek canyon 1 lli-oiitwan lo II Hiuith-W hf lot 2, hlk 1H, Crtifum V.im i Post to Mrs Mtnehatn H.nne atovo I Co to A Wlcic- U.t blk Ale-ssndro Ilesperin I. and Co lo Iilekiuson 1I A. hlk l.M, Ilesperin Win Marra to tian l.leleo- Lot hlk 3, llnse Line add A Aplin to It Kdwnrdsetiil-Pt nw qr sic tp I it Tims Ilakewell jr lo Twenty-Nino I'alm and Co-ran Hnlvariiir, Oro Finn Oro Miinclo mines South Itiverside 1, anil Co to Fnnnlv 1, I.Ik Hotith Klv-ersld" A Barton to It lieekerton 1't nw qr see 2, ti (i 1 21 M0 1,176 100 2." Total ronslderallons Total transfers WltllNr.SliAV, Jcnbs. (ieo II Crafts to A Waters-lila 1, IH, lledlands A lloiirh et al to I) II Holio-UtH2, hlk Ontario ItSttasrett in The Paul' of America Lots I hlk Maniiiotle WW I'nuhso II Peiiidextcr -Pt ne qr see Ifi I a Ixuilsii I'oy to llol.t Somiors- Uit ir hlk 2, 1'rUU The Hleirnes P.ancho Co to Jnre.pa and Co- Pt lie qr lp i r7 ptsrill, nvqr see pt so qr and no qr see tp 2 'i km wres Jtirnps Land WCotoAsnArlnma-Knine as nliove II 1 1 In yea to Crowley lil lota 24, 87, Kinpston tract Ash Adams la Sam'l fi llennctt Lot Kinpston tract Will lleaeh to 11 Honlenvey et al-I't nw qr see l.l.

tp I a 8 It Co to Curl llulss-I't se qr and sw qrsec tp I I' II It Co to It sec 33. tp 3 Mary II Metealf to Pun Kathhiirn- Pt lot y.hlti W.ros II Total eunaiiler.lt Ion Total trunsfera tioMl 13 Jcnk 9. (ieo Joy to Clii isleiuon-lit 3, hlk 10, South lllveislde I Casilemen el al 10 finvls -Iils 1, la. hlk iiiun.1 View i'luce Julia ft to Mrs 1) Whipple-Lot hlk Colion 1 1 I in to II ti Clark-J'tne qr aec32, tp II ami A I Co to I' Cisklnn IajIs 1, ai, Tcrraclna lilior A KitchlniMo I. llolchlMsa-It, 7, Mr, Ali'Hiidro K'l JiiAVm mid rirnwn to Jlary Hurt- Ixits tract lieu Kcytiohls to I liatllenn Lots 9 le, II.

iv f. Ilall'sadd Jim Weters lo'-nvlie's Hank of II l.ol liik Miners Jr's stilal. I Fish lo .1 II Cor ke-Pt lot s.j 1" tp js, row Mnllory to Jc.s KurmiII -Pt lot hlk ro Ahraham Haas and nil Kales to hn iy-i i qr sec 1. tp I 3 K2 1,000 1 1 1414 42ft ia Total OoiiFideriiMotu Total ttaiisfers 'hlld I'utully poUoneil. June 7.

(hi Saturday evening the littlo child of James Sj-c-tiev, living on Shell Heneli, a milim below thin iluce, got 0f trnted lye nn swnllowed notf iomSt it 670 5 16 it i I IM 6 I 1 1 i -I meoiaieiy, ami die.l in five hours uftei warus. i no-i niinwri inui spitouiN almost IJII- lor Fresli Uarden Swh rail on C. ft. eyer..