Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-07
SAN ia ANA.

met last night in the city hall and trans
acted considerable business in remark
ably short time. f. Holznafe was
granted permission to build wooden
porch in front of bis Main street build
ing; Spangler & Johnson were denied
the privilege OF erecting a wooden shed
on lot 6, block 6, and the reports OF the
sewer wagon, city recorder and tax col
lector were read and accepted. The tax
collectors report showed that sl2. .5l2. 23
bad been collected for city taxes in
November.
Ordinance No. 155, granting to M. ].
Bundy, his assigns or successors, fran
chise to build street railway on Baker
to Seventeenth and on Seventeenth to
the city limits, was passed.
Ordinance No. 156, prohibiting the
carrying of concealed weapons, was in
t-oduced. 1t appears that there are
number of would-be Evans and Son.
tags among the school boys in this city,
and the city fathers think the ordinance
necessary.
Bids for 2520 feet OF 4.inch, 1884 feet
OF 3-inch and 665 feet of Pinch water
pipe were received, and John McFad-
den's bid being the lowest was accepted.
Permission was granted to H. Bluxome
to remove a house to Fruits addition.
The city surveyor was authorized to
survey First street; and Trustee Neill
was authorized to buy Street Commis-
sioner Ward cart.
The usual monthly bills were allowed
and ordered paid, and warrant for
$4710 in payment of bonds and interest
on city debt was ordered drawn in favor
of the treasurer.
Then some fun came up. 1t seems
that the marshal has been beseeched by
several restaurant keepers and tamale
venders for liquor license. Saloon
keepers are required to pay an annual
license CT $500 for selling that
which taketh away mans reason,
but hotel, chop house or
restaurant keeper may sell
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors at all
hours of the day and night, and Sunday,
too, for yearly license of $40. The re-
suit is that large number of Santa
Ana's enterprising restaurants want a
license. The wise men who govern our
city, however, have drawn line and
amended the ordinance last night. so
that it now reads "beer or,light wines
only, at regular meals"
After the board had done this mighty
piece of work it felt weary, and a motion
to adjourn was carried.
SUPERVISORS MEETING.
The board of supervisors have been
in session all day, the forenoon being
devoted to allowing claims against the
county. This afternoon the petition OF
J. H. Glines and others, for road in
Westminster road district, was referred
to Supervisor Hawkins, and James
Trew OF Santa Ana was granted liquor
license. Thirty-five per cent was taken
from each road fund and put in the gen.
eral road fund. Alter transacting few
other unimportant matters the board
adjourned.
BREVITIES.
Fourth street is source OF great an
noyance to Santa Anans, but the sewer
wagon is worse. 1t is absolutely shame
iul that the city trustees do not stop it
being permitted to operate in the day
time, as the vile stencil emitted from it
while at work is nauseating.
Charles Overshiner has moved into
his new residence on Second street.
The Orange County Poultry associa-
ton will meet at the city hall Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Next to our
horse interests, poultry raising is one of
the chief sources of revenue to this
county.
Two thousand pounds of butter are
shipped every six days from the cream.
cries near this city.
The grading OF Second street has i'm
proved that thoroughfare greatly.
j. n. Smith ia building a neat resi-
dence on his property east OF the city.
Oscar o. Wells, sentenced yesterday
to IS months Imprisonment in San
Quentin, was this morning granted
stay of execution of Judgment for 20
days.
Benjamin Perry, aged 80 years, and
Emma Martin, aged SO years, were to-
day granted license to wed by County
Clerk Wick ham.
The case OF the Santa Ana and West
minister Railway company VS.. Sherman
ct al. is being heard before the superior
court OF this county. A jury has been
secured and evidence in the troublesome
right-of way suit is now being heard.
Tent 8, Knights of the Maccabees. had
a most enjoyable meeting last night in
Odd Fellows hall.
There are three applicants who are
out with petitions, which they will for
ward to the proper authorities at the
proper time, asking the Office of post
master of this city.
Interest in the Morris Quirk foot race
continues to increase.
The ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will give Columbian tea at the
Lacey house, in this city, on Wednes-
dov December 18th
r Paine of Beaumont is in town.
Miss Ruth Adams left this morning
for Rodgers, Ark, while Miss E. E.
Wilson has gone to Kansas City for a
short visit.
E. j. Stobrige and family Of Falls
City, Neb, have located in this city.
Hermosa Chapter, o. E. S., held
very pleasant installation of officers last
night, at which the following officers
were installed for the ensuing year: w.
NJ, Martha NJ. Medlock; w. P, Roscoe
L. Hewitt A. M, Nellie M. Carr; secre-
tary, Mary Belle Whidden; treasurer,
Lucretia j. Colby; conductress, Mary V.
Donaldson; associate conductress, Sal
lie Peabody; chaplain, Amanda A.
Wood marshal, Lizzie H. Mills; Adah,
Stella Menges; Ruth, Jennie Fife; Es-
ther, Elida Huntington; Martha, Flor
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers does its
work tbOrOu Jhly. cOlorinp q uniform brown or