The herald., 1893-01-17
NENS-FROM NEIGHBOR|NG CITIES,
All That Santa Ana Crops Need
Is More Rain.
Proceedings of Pasadena's Board of
City Trustees.
ArteAia Happenipgs--Redond Shipping.
Orange County Supervisors-Lo-
cal Happenings in and
About Pomona


SANTA ANA, Jan. 17.-All day the
heavens have been overhung with heavy,
black clouds, and few drops OF rain
have fallen, but not enough to do any
good. If this section were to be visited
by good soaking rainstorm, crops OF all
kiuds would be assured. Nearly all the
grain land has been sown and all that
is needed now to insure heavy crop OF
grain is rain.
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION. taa en-.
The board OF supervisors met in regular
session this morning, all the members
being pressnt. -.-
A communication from the Nevada
board of supervisors relative to the new
road law was read and filed.
Felipe Armapinta. an old Mexican
woman, 60 years of age, was allowed sS
per month from the INDECENT fund,
Assessor Ross appeared before the
board and asked them to appoint dep
uties to ASST in assessing the prop
erty. Thelnatter was referred to the
district attorney.
Judge turner appeared before the
board and said that the superior court
needed larger bookcase. The matter
was referred to Supervisor Yoch. a
COURT PROCEEDINGS. oe
Several probate cases were attended to
today.
The Lamb divorce case was laid over
until the 9th day OF February.
The Brenot divorce case came up for
trial today, but on motion Of the attor-
neys was continued until January 23d
The caee OF the people VS.. Oscar U.
Wells came on regularly today, but as
the attorneys in the case were not ready
to proceed, 20 days additional time waa
given. Wells, it will be remembered, is
in San Quentin pending motion for a
new trial.
Court will be in session tomorrow.
BREvITIEs.
The Los Angeles HERALD appeared
this morning greatly improved in ap-
pearance, as we'll as enlarged. The
change denotes prosperity. Evening
Blade.
Oliver Stewart OF Westminster brought
a 16.pound cauliAower, grown on his
place, to town this morning.
Fifteen hundred pounds OF fish were
shipped from this city today. Within
the past two weeks nearly $4,000 pound!
of fish caught at Newport have beer
shipped from this city.
A marriage license was issued TO-DAY
licensing George Thompson to wee
Janet O. Brydon, both of Buena Park.
Barnett, the man who shot at 9. T
Dryor, has not yet been captured.
Remember the entertainment by tht
Juniors of the First Presby terian churcl
next Friday evening at Congregations
hall. A splendid programme has beel
prepared. consisting OF the wand drill
bssts siIos, quartets and recitations.
Rsns yc1d Mrs. Gsoroe Frsaman caia
The regular meeting of the W. G, T.
U. will be held in the FIRST Presbyteri al
church tomorrow, Tuesday, at 2 D. m
Subject OF debate, Narcotics. Resolved
that the present system OF giving stim
ulants to children should be condemned
Affirmative, Mrs. Mills; negative, Mrs
Shelton. All are cordially invited t.
attend the meeting.
Mr.. Isone Wray of Indiana has re-
turned to Santa Ana and will remain
here for some time.
The Santa Ana Baseball club was de.
feated by the San Bernardino nine yes-
terday by ecore of Is to 10. The Santa
Ana nine had not practiced any for some
time, hence defeat.
Harry Stafford has returned from
Ph@aix, Ariz.
j. ?. Fuller and George Cooley OF Col.
ton are in this city today.