Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-04
SANTA ANA.
A Church Fight Settled in the Courts
Notes.

.
A Church Fight Settled in the Courts.
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 3.-For the past
week the entire attention of the superior
court has been held on the case of Rev.
Jenkins OF VillaPark. From the testi-
mony of several witnesses examined it
seems that there has been quite pas
sage at arms between the reverend gen.
tleman and the members of the First
Congregational church of the little foot
hill town, over question of salary. Mr..
Jenkins claims that the deacons of the
church secured his services-nd agreed
to pay certain sum for the first year,
and increase the amount the following
year, but the descons contradict the
statement and the jury had big job in
rendering a verdict, as they were out
about So hours before an agreement
could be reached. They allowed him
Sl2l.57 salary, and interest on the same.
The jury fees amounted to $l2O, while
The actual cost of the entire case was
about 1925.
TEACHERS MEETING.
The teachers of Orange county met at
10 O'Clock this morning in the High
school building, Listened to a splendid
programme and discussed several inter.
esting papers. Talk on Current Events
was thoroughly discussed by each
teacher. A very interesting paper on
Tennyson was read by Prof. B. 4. Gro
gan of Anaheim. President KEYS of
Throop university, Pasadena. delivered
an address on Manual Training, that
was heartily applauded.
Alter general discussi on on several
subjects, the meeting adjourned.
Prof. q. w. McGinnis and Superin-
tendent j. P. Greeley left today for San
Francisco to attend the biennial meet
ing Of the city and county superintend-
ents OF schools.
County Recorder Foster received 26
documents for record yesterday.
The NJ. Z. and NJ. E., south, churches
tomorrow evening, and the Y. P. S. G. E.
and Epworth league will also hold union
services at 6 O'Clock at the church on
Main street.
The young people OF the First Preaby-
terian church Will hold a special song
service tomorrow evening, after which
a report OF the convention at San Diego
will be read.
Several young people enjoyed social
hop after Miss Arthur had finished in.
structing her dance class.
Miss Lottie Padgham is visiting
friends in Los Angeles today.
Sheriff Lacy and deputies are busy
taking an inventory OF the cigar etock OF
Cooper & Ryan.
Hermosa chapter, 0. E. s., No. 105,
will install the newly elected officers
Monday evening next.
About 5000 pounds of celery was
shipped to Los Angeles and other points
from this county.
w. S. Dibble of San Francisco is visit
ing his uncle. r II. Dibble, OF this city.
Miss Eva Bowman OF Los Angeles is
visiting her friend, Miss l.. E. Kief-
haber, of this city.
The Misses Adamy (lilliputians) will
give an entertainment at Spurgeon's
hall, Thursday evening, for the benefit
OF the Congregational church.
County Clerk K. u. Wick ham came
down town this morning with his face
wreathed in broad smile and at
once commenced to scatter cigars around
rather promiscuously. When asked the
cause of this lioerality, he said baby
boy had arrived at his house last night,
with the intention of remaining.
Superior court adjourned yesterday
till Monday at 9 80 am.
Two new cases were filed with the
county clerk today. One was that of 2.
N. Napier VS.. F. NJ. Wood ct AL, fore
closure OF mortgage, the other being the
Commercial bank OF this city vs. J. NJ.
Dawson, also foreclosure of mortgage.
The county clerk issued a marriage
license today to Orlando R. Scholl,
aged Al years, native of Indiana and a
resident of Tustin, and Ella Wood, aged
81 years, also native of Indiana, and a
resident of Santa Ana.
A larger acreage has been planted to
cabbage this year than ever before.
Mrs. S. R. Ragen and son-in-law, d.
II. Huston, OF Omaha, Neb,, arrived in
town last evening on q visit TO j. @.
Hannah and family.
Fat hogs are being shipped out of this
county by the car load.
Mass will be celebrated at the Catho.
lie church tomorrow at s O'Clock.
Rev. a. j. Frost will deliver another
entertaining lecture next Friday even
ing at the Baptist church.
Z, S. Wallace is in Los Angeles on
business.
The continual rain OF today pleases
the farmer, for he can see a good crop
in the future.
George f Foster is in Redlands on
business. He will move to that city
about ,iauuarv 1st and 90 into bns;naoo