The herald., 1893-07-18
SANTA ANA,
A Family Row-Ths supervisors-News
Notes.

A Family Row-Ths supervisors-News
Notes.
SANTA ANA, July H.-Newport Beach
was a lively place yesterday, much Of
the wealth and beauty of Santa Ana
passing the day at that place. Vehicles
OF ali kinds were pressed into service, as
the management of the railroad have
religious scruples which will not permit
the running OF trains on Sundays.
Fishing was exceptionally good, and
hundreds enjoyed dip in the sea.
At Laguna beach large number are
camped, and the same is also true of
Arch beach. Many Santa Anans went
to Redondo or to Santa Monica, and our
own pleasant little city was quite de-
serted.
A FAMILY ROW.
Josiah Ross is the defendant in a d.
vorce suit in which his wife seeks to se-
cure divorce on several grounds.
Josiah doesn't get along with his better
half according to the rules laid down,
still he doesn't want the marriage cere-
mony cut asunder by divorce, 80 the
case is on trial in the superior court of
this county, and very interesting,
though not elevating, trial it is. Mr..
Ross 10 well-to do man of this city and
has several grown up children.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The board OF supervisors were in ses-
sion today, all the members being
present.
A petition from County School Super
intendent dreely, relative to advsrtis-
ing for bids for the printing of the
school manual, was read and filed.
Juan Ruiz, a Mexican, aged "a years,
and living at Yuba, was placed on the
INDECENT list, being allowed 1886 a
month.
Communications from the secretary
of the Midwinter Fair association and
the clerk OF the board of supervisors
were read and placed on file.
NOTES.
Clyde Watson Of the Needles is in
town.
George Peters is at Laguna Beach.
]. Hollingberry has opened tailoring
shop in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Rowley have re-
turned from their trip east.
A. Getty has purchased the grocery
house of UT & Lewis in Tustin.
J. G. Joplin, manager of the worlds
fair exhibit for this county, in a letter
received says: "Send all the citrus
fruits you can get, also some nice dried
fruits, especially apricots, to put in jars,
az frequently find that one place
given to be eaten is lecture OF itself.
And few large beets would now be
quite an addition to the exhibit and we
must manage to have some tall corn,
large pumpkins and melons and sweet
potatoes, besides good apples, pears and
plums, and such other things as keep
| fairly WE'LL" Residents of Orange
county, bring in your contributions to
the exhibit.
Paul Knauf is at Catalina for weeks
outing.
A. H. Harlan of San Bernardino was
in town yesterday.
The board OF equalization met today
and made the following changes in the
assessment list: The assessment of the
city library was reduced from 500 to
$50; $50 was added to the assessment
| of Mrs. NJ. ]. Utterback; J. E. Young's
assessment was reduced $40; Mrs. Ella
Veder's assessment was reduced $3.50 !;
Isaac Lyons assessment was raised from
$4,000 to $500; j. W. J. Culton's ASSESS
ment was raised 5000; Oliver Hills ss-
sessment was raised $500; 8. 8. FEEDER.
mans assessment was raised $500 Bank
| OF Anaheim'H assessment was raised
5000; W. H. Spurgeon's library assess
ment was raised $50; O. W. Humphrey g
library assessment was raised $50; l..
Schorn's library assessment was raised
$25,