Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-10
SANTA ANA.

The Preliminaries Completed for the
Foot Race Today.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 9.-The final posting
of money in the Morris. Quirk race was
made Yesterday afternoon by the re-
spective hackers. j. l.. Black and
Charles Yondorf, hackers of Mr.. Quirk,
came down from Los Angeles yesterday
on the noon train and Immediately
drove down to the track where the race
will be run. They informed the HERALD
representative that the track was in
splendid condition and some very fast
| time should be made over it Saturday.
They left for the Angel city in the even
| ing but returned today, accompanied by
Mr.. Quirk, who looks TO be in the very
pink OF condition and is very confident
J he can win the match. Chey ars at the
Brunswick at present and doing their
training at the track. Morris is in fine
trim and ready to run the race of his
| life. He thinks he can win but does
not think he has "cinch." Both the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific have de-
cided to run special trains for the ac-
! commodation OF those who wish to at
tend the race. The special on the Santa
Fe leaves Los Angeles at IL a. m. and
will return after the race, while the
train On the Southern Pacific leaves the
Angel city at IL 10 and also returns after
the race.
Yesterday S. M. Richardson was ex-
amined by board of physicians as to
his sanity, upon the complaint OF A. S.
Bradford. The board found him insane
and Judge Towner committed him to
the Stockton asylum. He was taken
north last evening by George Peters,
who was deputizsd by Sheriff Lacy.
Henry Kuchel of Anaheim was in
town today.
The Acme iron works has just finished
30-inch iron pipe that will be used in
the dam in Santiago canon that is to
hold the water to irrigate the San Joa-
quin ranch.
Robert Paine and family of Monrovia
have moved to this city to reside.
Miss Orah Foster has accepted posi-
ton in Reinhaus Bros store.
Mrs. M. Lewis of Vatisea. Ia, cousin
of ]. A. Buckingham of this city. will
arrive this morning.
Persons looking for amusement should
be suited tonight as there is large va
riety to choose from. The minstrels
are on the poards at Spurgeon's hall,
| the Choral society meets at Congrega-
tional hall. Miss Arthur's class in dane
ing at Neill's hall and a church social
completes the list.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. will hold
a parlor meeting at the residence of Mr..
DIR. Howe Tuesday evening, December
18th.
The Orange county Sunday school
convention will meet in this city tomor-
row at the Baptist church, at which
President FL. Creesev of the state Sun
day school association will be present.
A splendid programme has been pre-
pared.
The following contributions were yes
worlds fair exhibit: One jar bananas.
by DR.. A; L. Cole, Santa Ana; one jar
citrons, by S. w. Preble, Tustin; two
sacks prunes, by Dwight Whiting, FL
Toro one sack popcorn, by Art Lyons,
Santa Ana; one jar guavas, by q. W.
Ford, Santa Ana.
DR.. A. J. Frost will speak tonight at
the Baptist church on Christian Sci
ence.
Infant baptism will take place Sun
day at the Episcopal church at 10
O'Clock.
G. NJ. Holmes is home from River
side, where he has been for few days
on business.
M. Trustenfeldt has traded bis place
near Tustin for ranch at Hesperia,
Cal.
The Santa Ana Irrigation company
have levied an assessment OF so cents
per share, to be paid by January 81 I,
1898.