The herald., 1893-08-28
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Aug. 27.-The wires,
when they brought the news to this city
that w. Wood had won the free-for-sll
pace in Petaluma last Friday, and that
too on track that was slow, in 2:1O@,
announced that Silkwood might meet
fast company this year after all.
Diablo must be wonderful stallion.
He makes his appearance on the turf
this year for the first time at Petaluma.
and runs against ". Wood and Plunkett.
Both are game horses, but Diablo moves
off and wins the race in three straight
heats.
Silkwood can do better than 2 :101a on
the Santa Ana track, but it is doubtful
If he can do any better than that on q
Petaluma track. Mr.. Willis owns
great horse in SilkwooC, but when the
racers from the grand circuit come
down there will be Our Dick, W. Wood,
Disblo and Plunkett in the list of free
for-all PAGERS, and with any one of this
ouartette of racers Siikwood will have
hard race.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that Mr..
Willis will enter Silkwood here, as the
entry OF the horse would prove draw
ing card. The purse hung up is a good
one-worth getting-and who knows
but that after the great free-for-sll pace
10 over here Santa Ana's horse and
Santa Ana'e track may claim the fastest
time made on the Pacific coast this
season.
Clifford Jared pretty we'll at the races
in the Flower City, although his Alta
Reina was thought to be a sure winner
in the 2:29 trot. Marco Fosters horses
are either very 'crawly" or else were
not in shape. Kelly's Conn was all
right.
Carpenters are at work making inn
proyements on the buildings at the fafr
grounds. 1t is more than probable that
80 additie.~l bow stalls will be built.
Holcomb's horses are doing good
work, and the Riversiders will make
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RUSHING THE GRowLER.s @
Marshal Nicols com plains that young
boys are sent to buy beer by their par
ents and oftentimes use this as an ex.
cuse to buy the beverage for themselves.
He SAYS this must stop forthwith, or
else there will be trouble in camp.
NEW CHURCH.
The Free Methodists of this city in
tend to erect new church building in
this city wherein they can hold services.
Until this has been accomplished SER
vices will be held every Sunday in the
Wakeham block. The room formerly
occupied as a print shop being used.
THE TUsTIN HOTEL.
Sanford johnson will reopen the Tus-
tin hotel and fit it up in elegant shape.
A bus will run to the trains in this city
for the conveyance Of passengers to and
from the building. and everything will
be conducted in first-class way. This
hotel was built during the boom aud is
fine structure.
Judge Stutsman and son of Tustin
will leave for the east Tuesday.
SANTA ANA BREvITIEs. ~.
DR.. Crane is at San Juan hot springs.
The supervisors will meet tomorrow
and will let the contract for the building
Of bridge over the Santiago creek.
All the churches were well attended
today.
Miss Jessie Cleaver has returned from
pleasant camp in Bear valley.
ORANGE NOTES.
On saturday evening Miss Birdie
Smalley entertained a number of friends
at the family residence on Chapman
street. With Mics Birdie as hostess it
is needless to say that the evening passed
very pleasantly.
The account Of the injuriea received on
Friday by the little 9-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. w. l.. Witt is best told by Dr.. A.
F. Bradshaw, the attending physician.
1T seems the little girl went into the
stall to give the horee drink. She
probably startled or touched him, and
he kicked. The first blow struck her
over the left eye, slightly fracturing the
skull and forcing her against the side of
the stall. The second blow struck her
under the left eye. While the injuries
are quite severe, fear no evil conse-
uu0nCee. a6 she ia getting alono varu