Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-15
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
Proceedings of Orange County
Supervisors at Santa Ana.
Pasadena Ready to Welcome the Ed
itOrial Association.
1As Postmaster Race at Pomona-Many
improvements Being Made at
MISUNDERSTANDING Mat
ters at Redondo.

ters at Redondo.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 14.--The board o.
supervisors met in regular session today
and after transacting a large amount ol
business proceeded to canvass the cleo
zion returns.
A. Langenberger appeared before the
board and asked them to make an ap'
prcpriation to be expended in building
wings and otherwise bracing the olive
bridge. The board allowed the sum Of
$500 to be used for the same.
B. F. Pritchard reported a nuisance
near Buena Park. The matter was re-
ssrred to Health Officer Boyd.
Up till late hour the board had
failed to find mistake in the count OF
election day. A number of defeated
candidates were present, accompanied
by the fond hope that some mistake
would be found in their favor, and thus
place them in Office. From the general
appearance of the tally sheets gone over
they will be doomed to disappointment,
rs the different election boards undoubt-
sdly understood their business.
BREvITIEs.
The land hunting expedition to San
Diego county was accompanied by CIV.
Hannah of this city. The boys think
they will secure some splendid land if
they can get water for the same.
Two of Santa Ana's athletes will con-
test in the field day sports in Los Ange-
les Thanksgiving day.
Another large shipment of fish was
made from this city this morning, 1875
pounds being sent to Los Angeles.
The Santa Ana social club will meet
tomorrow night at the residence of Mrs.
4. @. Higbee, corner Fifth and Main
streets. All members are requested to
be present.
Ed N. Buck of the Angel city is in
sown today.
J. F. Robinson was sentenced today
by Judge Towner of the superior court
to Is months in San Quentin for de-
stroying and injuring public Jail.
Robinson was confined in the county
Jail for stealing garden hose. On the
night of July 9th he secured an old
knife and dug through the brick wall |
and made his escape. He was captured,
to jail and tried by jury,
which brought in verdict of guilty.
Miss Harriet Baker, city editor of the |
Standard in this city, will attend meet |
ing of the Southern California Editorial |
association at Pasadena tomorrow, when |
are expected to be made
ior the association to attend the worlds |
lair next May.
Miss Marion Duncan will attend the |
Unity convention at Los Angeles.
The Democracy of Fullerton will ratify |
the election of Cleveland and Stevenson
tonight. A number from this city ex-
pect to be present.
Surgeons hall was filled to overflow
ing last night by the different societies
of Christian Endeavor of this city.
James McFadden is recovering from
sickness of several days.
y. Willis shipped the pride of Orange
Silkwood, to the kite-shaped
track at Stockton, where the big black
stallion will be sent against his record of
s:OS34.
Mrs. J. Yoch and children are home
from San Bernardino.
Mrs. Anna Raine, wife of Ed Raine of
this city, died at San Bernardino yester-
day.
The Acme iron works of this city has
and finished about 800 chilled
IRON plowshares in the past three weeks.
They are finishing a set of moulds for
The Orange county Asphaltum Pipe COM
oany at present.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Paf died in this city Sunday. Serv-
ices were held at the residence of the
parents today at o'clock.
Robt. Paine Of Monrovia was shaking
hands with friends here today.
II. B. Keller, formerly agent on the
Santa Fe railroad in this city, but now
of San Diego, is in town visiting at the
residence of G. G. Fiefer.
Mr.. Tillotson, who resides II miles
southeast of Santa Ana on what is ia
miliarly known as the j. n. Smith
ranch, reports yield of 143 bushels of
shelled corn, by actual measure, on one
acre of land by correct measurement.
The w. II. U. met in regular session
Tuesday, November 18th, at the Baptist
church.
The residents on Grand avenue have
registered kick in regard to the sprink-
ling of that thoroughfare. They say
the street has not been sprinkled for
some time, and the "chuck holee'' are
80 numerous that the avenue is barely
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