San Bernardino Daily Courier, Volume 5, Number 45, 30 November 1888 — Page 3

. DAILY COURIER, SAN BERNARDINO, CAI ., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888.

THE DAILY COURIER

1 I : i ; 1 . . - SAW BK!fAKDIKO.CAtirOBNIA.

TALK OF THC TOWN. ; That the Street Superintendent is doing excellent work on the street! and plenty of it. That this fictitious agitation will soon die of inanition, and be contemptuously kicked into its grave by the common . aense of San Bernardino. . It will be boned deeply, too. That the shutting of Court street off from travel between D and , was a most commendable proceeding. The pity is that was not done sooner ; done before the new sidewalk was so badly injured. That the new Southern hotel is one of the handsomest buildings in Southern California, and that the cuisino, the accommodations and the attendance inside are quite as attractive as the beautiful appearance of the imposing exterior, or at least so say the patrons of the house, while personal observation confirms their eulogistic encomiums. That according to street reports, the gw company has bought the electric lights. This will of course give it a monopoly of liiflitins. the city, but as the

Suite Constitution gives the City Trustees the power of regulating the price of lights, no danger of extortion need be

apprehended. There are some good

points in tins new constitution ot ours.

: brought forth with so much agony, after

ai..;

' That the streets will soon be in fine condition if this delightful weather con

tinues. Mr. Aoebig is punning work

wun a rustling persistence, itie pnnci

pal streets will soon be in splendid

snaps, or m as good condition as they can be put until traveled or macadam

ised. Good crossings will also be laid

down witti the shortest possible delay

ban Bernardino will soon be the model

city of the sub-tropics. That the expense entailed by the sew

ers will be relatively very light after all and will be far more than compensated

in the savings on mils at the clruL' stores

This aewer system of ours will save us

many a valuable lue, too. will save many

a father and mother, many a pang of anguish, it was the thing of all others to do and the Trustees upon request of the people did it just at the propitious moment. No fear of epidemics hence-

lortu in ban Bernardino. That Thanksgiving day in San Bernardino was observed with all the eclat of

tradition. The only objectors were the

poor turkeys mat bled in thousands, it

was a quiet, an orueriy ana a Borr holiday. But, then, San Bernardino is a

quiet, an orderly and a sober town, in tne main, as much so as a town can be, while beer is brewed or whisky made, or grapes grown, as much so as a town can be until the knowledge of the prin

ciple and the manufacture are lost to the

world ; a loss which the world will never

know until man disappears from its

trouDiea sphere, or until a direct obuv

otu miracle is effected.

That our esteemed townsman,' J!

. Ballard Hall, has the deepest sympat

01 uis hundreds ol mends in the loss

his son, a bright, manly and prom

youth of 18, who died yesterday

rneumatism ot tne heart, lie wt

noble and amiable boy who bad the

teem ot old and voung, and deserv

He was an invalid for several His parents tried change of

made every possible elllrt to sa

promising tne, dm me anivmal con

queror had marked him for his own. Ah I well, whom the Gods love die early was a trite and we have often thought a truthful saying of the ancients, though this seems but sorrowful consolation to those bereaved of their children. Submission to the will of the All-Wise, the All-Powerful and we, as we have the utmost faith, the All-Merciful is the first duty of us finite creatures, and should be our consolation, too. That already several thounond people have arrived in Southern California from the East since the election. The most of them went to Los Angeles and San Diego, but quite a sprinkling of them have stayed at Sau Bernardino. Los Angeles and .Sun Dieo reach out for them and by organized permanent effort get them. We o( an Bernardino do no:liin;i to attract them. In tho exci'rdioi train, which reached hero tho other ni,'!it Tuesday tho people were eaer in their inquiries concerning the various Southern sections. In the regular passenger train, which arrived the same day, there were several Jiarties for rian Bernardino. They were oquacious in their inquiries; wanted to know the names of our hotels, the rates which they charged and the style of their accommodations; wanted to know what kind of tables they spread ami if on chillv evenings firps were furni.-lied in the rooms; were curious m to the industries, the prospects and the general status of the city; and wanted to know h!I about the comitry surrounding Sun Bernardino. Los Angeles and sn Diego, they know all about, or think they do, though from the tenor of their talk,' their information was certainly deeply tinged with roseate colors. But of San Bernardino, they were profoundly ignorant. Of our re sources, they knew little or nothing. Many seemed to think this city was merely a wayside station. Now, here is work for the Board of Trade, providing, indeed, San Bernardino gives it the support that it is in duty and in self-interest bound to givo it. But, we have expostulated and suggested, advised and recommended so much on this subject that wo are despondent. San Bernardino has greater inducements for the homeseekor, stronger attractions for the tourist today than any other section in the South, and yet knowing this, our easy going people make little organized, small cooperative effort to brng them here, while Riverside, our neighbor, is organised as a unit to attract them. It is all too bad, all too sad, all too discouraging. Notice. Having discontinued the Const nsencies for tho Abbott Buggy Co. and Edwards & Son, we will close out what we have on hand at ACTUAL COST; consisting of Surries, Buggies and I'linetons. Remembor, we have but a limited number. If you want unything of the kind, now is the time. oct 30tf E. Olkntrom Grant & Co. llargtilnsl llargalnatl If you want extraordinary bargains in dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and ca tm and furnishing goods don't delay in calling on M. Byrne, the pioneer grocer. Wishing to dispose of the abovo lino he will sell them 10 per cent less than any other house in Baa Bernardino.

AAvfMteMaAlMM.

' gn.WnnLoVt aoowiBTBrufcwMalwis bs nasd vhaa cfaiMna an (utasf iMth. It ia iMfMUMliUknUentatonct; itptadoeaeaataral, kt alasftaad tbslittteehsrabawaksaa "brifht M button." it 1 very plaaaut to test. It sootbse tb child, tot ten tb rums, allays all pain, fagMlstea the bowia, and is th b tfcitij mutij fordfcntuM, whither arising float teething ec

Catarri ui Grannptin Caa it CorW,

Official Count of San Bernardino County.

ELECTION NOVEMBER 6, 1888.

Professor Horse, by means of his im

proved Vaporizing Inhaler, can cure catarrh in any staire where necrosis ol

the bone has not taken place.

It is not advisable to advertise all kind of nostrums, still many citizens of our town say that Prof. Morse's Vaporizing Inhaler is a boon to those afllicted with Catarrh, Consumption, Asthma, Neuralgia, Deafness and all other kindred complaints. Professor Morse was in San

Diego 22 months and has many testi-

monials from the leading doctors and citi

zens of that place who speak in the

highest terms of praise of his treatment

The doctor has been here over three

weeks and will remain only a few dayt

longer. lie can be lound at The Palm

House, opposite the Postoffice. Trial

and consultation free.

' BANKS.

BANK OFS AN BERNARDINO,

SAN BIEKARDIHO.

IXWIS JACOBS, Hi

CALIFORNIA

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Oldest Bank In theeo

largest paid apr Bank to tr Gcaml bankinf r est price paid for rcJ crip, and United) nought and told. If rity. Dsposlti lake tended to In all p Ktiropc. Drafts ii Francisco: Farm Lot Anftlaa; C

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RECTORS: A. L. Park.

inckley. Geo. A. Cook.

Drew, J. S. Edwards,

F. P. Morrison. A reneral commercial banking boiineu trauaacted, Joan W. Wilho, T. P. Mornuwi, Caaliier. Preaident

NOTICE. DeDosit will he re-

ceived and a general banking business

transacted. John W. Wilson, Cashier.

Farmers' Exchange Bank OF SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA. Paid np capital, 150,000 Surplus, IS1.000. Ouly InorporataJ bank In San Bernardino. rIEECTOR3: RiciunnOiRD. Johi Anukeon. TT. I.. DbW, M. lSYK.se, 1. W. ViTERn.SR..K. U StHiEriau.N CHKlbTUS Kl'RTX. PppoMta received lubjert to check. I.osn moduon real aud penwual iwuritv. Hlglu-st priee paid for frnld and illvor bullion, and rouuty warrants. Taxci paid for nou-rvoideiitn. Collections niaile on all aeresxiblc poinU and proceeds remitted the day of collection, and a general legitimate bMiklnphuttuvss transacted. H. F.ZUMBUU, Cashier. n. L. DREW, President.

-SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL BANK OF SAM BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA

Paid Up Capital, Surplus

$200,000 2.000

DlKRCtosa-A. H. Hart, J. O. Bnrt 8cta Marshall, E. II. Morse, Richard Stewart, I. K. Brunn, W. E. W. Lightfoot. Taxes paid for non-residents. Collections promptly made and remitted tor. Drafts drawn on ail of the principal cities in Europe. J. O. Bl'RT, E, H. MORSK. President Cashier.

First National Bank. Comer Third aad D Streets, SAM BKRMAKDINO, CALIFORNIA

Paid up Capital,

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

M. B. Gamer, Joseph Brown, J. fl. Ooodlett J H.BmlUi,

John U. Jams

H. BrlakrasTtr, W.J, Curtis, A. A. HalL

W.M Crasdall,

OFnCKRS J. It. imTR, president; X. B. Osama, viespresident; W. N. Crsmdall, BeconA Vloa-Pres-Ident: Joseph Blown caahlar.

European Plan. Restaurant Attached

Mcnls 25 Cents. STVENS0N HOUSE, t. P. IIIIIESHEIMF.R. rroprletor. Boomi Single or En Suite, Ir thi Diy, Week r Month. Cor. First and Los Angeles Streets. 8,reet cart psjs the door. Enlranctoti Los Angeles Street. Telephone No. l0. LOB ANOKLK3, CAIi.

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JUDOS. I. L Campbell (R)... H. M. Willis (D). ...... ExraCrossman (P).... ASSKM BLYM AN. Z. W. Holmes (R) John C. King (D) .... J.C. Woodward (P)... SReairr. E.C. 6eymour(R). ... John A. Cole (D) W.T. Noyes(P) COUSTT C.MEE. Geo. L. Ulsom(R)..... K.J. Ferrell(D) W. A. Boren (P) ADDITOa. W. L. 0. Soule (B) , W. P. Care (D). I If. Coram (P) RICOBDIB. A. B. Daridson (R) T.J.Bolton. Jr(D)..... J. B. Edwards (P) TAX COLLICTOB. R. R. Stetson (R) AWaA. Warren (D)... B. F.Butler (P) DISTBICT ATTORNIT. Henry Conner (K) A. B. Paris (D) Will A. Harris fP) COUNTY TftKASUIKR. Hsrdln Yager (R) J. B. OlOTer (D) B. D. Noland (P ADMINISTKATOk. James E. Hack (R) Frank If. TownlDI. ...

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BelOW Will be fotlnrl thA namoa nf oil

the township oflicers anl road masters wlio were elected on Thnrs.Inv N

ber 6tli :

l?el!evi11e Townshin J. A nm an1

J. A. Parker, justices of the peace; J. L. Medlin and SI. M. Bower, constables.

calico iownship E. . Stacy and A. . Br i Son. fllRtlWn nf tlm

Cunningham and D. Mallov. constableB.

oun uernanimo lownsiiip J. w. Morgan and D. G. Parker, iutire of the peace : W. B. Ueevoa and (I W v..anB

constables. '

Oro Grande Townnhin X. T.. Mnmir

and Ii. Swarthoat, justices of the peace ; J. L. Tinton and II. C. Ada ma pnn.

stables.

Providence TnvnalniwT IT Wmi

and Todd Osmond, justices of the peace ;

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS AND U0AMASTERS ELECTED.

Dan Murphy and S. J. Lewis, con

amines. Cucamonga Township E. Rowe and G. R. Holbrook, justices of the peace; G. G. Bundle and A. M. Hardy, constables. Temescal Townsliip B. D. Riche and I. Anderson, justices of the peace ; J. A. Caleff and II. L. Cutter, constables. Chino Township J. Wasson and J. Taylor, justices of the peace; W. H. kirby and I. Goble, constables. Riverside Township W. W. Noland and John McFarland, justices of the peace ; Wilson and Dickson, constables. San Gorgonia Township W. 8. Hathaway and B. V. Smith, justices of tho peace; F.J. Clancy and S. A.Huston, constables. Colton Township S. J. Milliken and

M. L. Sprecker, justices of the peace ; W. G. Wallace and Neil Williamson, constables. Crafton Township C. E. Truesdelland J. P. Squires, justices of tho peace; W. ,Y .eman anJ J A- R'"'era, constables. Highland Townsliip J. A. Holden and lU Canterbury, justices of the peace ; T. J. Sawyer and L. D. Cleghorn, constables. Belleville Road District J. J. La Furgey, road muster. Oro Grande Road District R. R. Dana roadmaster. Cucamonga Road District-L. T Corner, roadmaster. Temescal Road District George A. Craw, rondmnster. Chino Road District G. J. Cota, roadmaster.

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ah. vernon Koaa District J. A. uenr derson, roadmaster.

Wall. roadmastAP.

Riverside Road District B. R. Smit roftdmastpr

Beaumont Road District-R. T. Je:

Kins, roaamaster. Mission Road District G. W. Curt roadmaster.

Colton Road District M. Mulvane

roaamaster. Redlands Road District R. H. Ke dull, roadmaster.

San Bernardino Road District-J. J

onay, toaumaster.

MS. EMILIE RENE,

TEACHEB OF MUSIC. Study of Classic Music a Specialty.

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LUMBER & MILL GO

WHOLES! LI XTTi.lL DEALERS IM

Oregon Pine & Redwood

LUMBER,

SUaflM, Ehtkn, rnaisf , Utlu, Ite,

POORS AND WINDOWS OS IAVB AKD TO OSOES.

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GEO. M. COOLET, (BuccMMrto Rnffen A BUrt,' DEALER IN-

Gas and Water Pipe.

Hardware.

Agricultural Implements, Pumps, Etc

MANUFACTURER OF Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ooodt. Bolt agent for tha Medallion Range and Pcrfco

uon uaioiine stove. Every one guaranteed to give Mtlsfactlon. 1AS and 1AR Thit eiun

awv IIUIU OU CTIi BAH BERNARDINO, - - CALIFORNIA

"Leisure Hour"

FRED M. BRUSH, . Tropriotor. THE FINEST Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ABatBMr-&uoh Br on Draught ? M1?0? wly furnlnhed throiiRhout, and will be kept In a ttrlctly orderly uanuur. A Pleasant Place to Spend a Leisure Hour, Drop In. Court itrMt,oppiit Courier office.

AMERICAN Livery and Feed Stables, Corner D and Court StrecU. Cropley; & Diaz, Props.

2F As Fine Turnouts as can be found on 1110 Coast.

TeleDhono No." 26.

SAN BERNARDINO Jewelry Manufacturing Co. MAXrFACTURF9 all kinds of Jewelry ond rvpalrlntr, diumoutl neltinir a specialty. Hrunu i hnllrilnir. K irnt U... tki.,1

Court, room ft. up-mairr, Sun Hernnrdiuo, Call lornla. Country orders promptly filled.

CHARLE3 KESETH, Manager.

Brocker & Reinhold IMrOKTIM AND DKALIU IX Furniture, Carpets, Upholstering Goods, Bedding, Mirrors and Window Curtains. Pictures, Portrait Frames. Chromos, Etc. At Wholesale and Retail. Undertakers goods constantly on hand 99 and 103 Third street, Sam Bksardpno California

B. N. B AFF, Carriage and Wagon Maker. ALL KIXD3 OF REPAIRIKO AND BLACK, imttlilug. NEW WORK TO ORDER. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. No. 108 Third Stmt, San Bernardino, CsJ.

W.E.KOaEK8, d im n, rab reran, Sti Biroirilii Cirrliji I Wagoi Works. Ipejlal tttonttei given to Senenl Jobbing ud Repairing. mrllmi

RAILROADS.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC Railroad Company. (PACIFIC SYSTEM.) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 18S8.

Tralni leave and are due to arrive COLTON at follow

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Banning, do Beaumont 8anl Barbara PeniliiRand Kant 1 Phso and East fernando do Long Beach San Pedro do do do do Oirdon and Ka.it. Ogden aud East, San FrauciKco, Sacnmentv do do Sunt Monica do do Lot A nuclei do do Portland, Or. WbltUer,

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Arrive.

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RAILROADS.

SANTA FE ROUTI

California Central Railway and

ifornia Southern Railroad.

On and after Sunday. October 7, lR88,tralnew(

ivaTc uuu arrive as lullowa at SAN BERNARDINO

LRAVE FOB

Tuciday and Saturday. Motor road make close Connection at Colton with ahfivn t.ulna

I'asnenKera going to Santa Monica, San Pedro

'm"; iMun:imiiKP cars at ls AiiKulen. Loral and throuifh tlcketa aold. baKiraee encrked, Pullman 8lcpln Car reservation! made, and general Information given upon application to H M. MILLAR, m w.T.I,kl'tAFent8lln Bernardino. T. n. GOOPMAN, Gen. Pana. & Tkt. Airt. B. K. IIEWlTT.Supt, Ixa Anpcles. C. F. 8MITRR. Asst G. P. andFrt. Agt A. N. TOWNK. General Manager.

S.B., A. & W.R. R. CO. TIME TABLE.

TO RABLE AND HARLEM SIDINGS.

taaaaa Passenger trains will run every dnv nnttl further notice, except Sundays as fimiows;

Snn Bernardino. Depot rnr. 7th :' Harlem and city for 3rd and . ami A street. : Kabels.

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EDWARD DALEY, 8r Manager.

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STATIONS,

IO Angeles .ft Los Anpelcs ft Los AnKeles a 1 IJffB"!?,1! b

San DleKO ft Santa Ana b Rlversfdo b Riverside b Riverside b RIvvnlilA

Riverside Riverside Rlverxiae Riverside Overland

Redland', LllKU'lltt and Heutone.

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ft-Dally. b Dally except 8undayi.

change, aud closo conncvtluua to all pol

Tlfkftta anlri Anil kmnaan k.Ak.J .A

pnintH. Ticket oOlccs lu Stewart Hotel au

I. SITOOl, Gen Mnnnpcr, i T. ... II. B. WILKIN'S, Gen Paa Agtj 1x1 An W. K. DAMON, Frt. and Pass. Agt., 8tewart Hotel block. Bernardino.

San Bernardino 4 Redlar

RAILROAD CO. TIME TAllLE,

Commencing Thurnlay, July 19, isi

TRAINS LEA 'E

Redlands: Snn llcrnardi

.... 8:46 A. Ml .... 10:4.6 A. Ml .... 1:4.1 P. M .... 8:46 P. M .... 6-4.1 P. M)

7 45 P. M. 9:45 A, M. 12:55 p. M. 2:46 P. M. 4.45 P. M.

U. T. D. WILSOX, Prop,

Grand Central

i. J. M. YOl'NU, I ltral Eot

Rates from $1.25 to $2.00 ptr

Freo Bus to and from all trains. LOS AKUELES, ... .