The herald., 1893-12-19
SANTA AN A.

SANTA ANA.
President PIez James Of AnAhsim Ar
rested-Grand Jury Work.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 1S.-Deputy Sheriff
James Buckley went over to Anaheim
this morning and arrested Plez James,
president OF the dsfunct Anaheim bank,
on an indictment found against him by
the recently adjourned grand jury. The
accusation which he is to answer to in
one case on the 5th day OF January is
perjury, and another embezgement. His
bonds were fixed at $4,000 in one case
and $4,000 in the other. He furnished
the required bonds-J. II. Bullard and
Theo. Rimpau in the embezzlement case
and f. p. Fowler and Isaac Lyons in the
other one.
George V. Horr was also arrested in
Anaheim today on an Indictment Tor
perjury. His bond was fixed at $4,000,
S. S. Teddeman and N. Hart becoming
suretiee.
Charles OFT, who was committed to
the Whittier reform school by Judge
Humphreys few weeks ago, but wae
not received by that institution on &C.
count of its crowded condition, was
again taken up today by Sheriff Lacy,
room having been made for him.
Bruce. the forger. who was to have
been taken to San Quentin today, was
too eick to travel. He is reported to be
in a very critical condition.
Coroner Frank Ely winches under the
criticiem of the late grand jury.
France b. CLARK, the Minneapolis
millionaire, is visiting relatives at Fair
Ha ia tha brotbnr nf tho l0tQ
Colonel Clark.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the grand jury:
"Resolved, that it is the sense OF this
grand jury that Orange county should
own its own court house and jail, and
recommend the supervisors of Orange
county to Issue a proclamation to the
people to vote, at general election, No
vember. 1894. upon the question of is
suing bonds to build such county build
ings."
POOR FARM.
Another resolution was read. and Sfter
general discussion by the grand jury
was passed with the same unanimity as
the previous, viz: Resolved, that in
our opinion the economical interests OF
the county would be subserved by the
purchase of poor farm, and home for
indigents built and maintained
thereon"
The grand jury had something to
say about the board of education adopt
ing supplementary school books. The
committee says we report that they are
censurable for adopting supplementary
readers without advertising, as required
by law. Also for leaving out of the
course Of study three text books pub
lished by the state and required by law,
namely, grammar, epeller and civil gov
ernment. Also for adopting as supple
mentary reading for the primary classes
so much of myths and mythology.
The committee that examined into
the bonds Of the county officials recon-
mend that the bonds of the tax collec-
tor be increased from $4,000 to $50, 900,
as sometimes that officer has in his pos
session the sum of 100000.
- AS was before stated the grand jury
reported AZ indigents on the list at an
expense of $431 to the county, one.half
of that number being Mexicsns.
A horse, belonging to J. P. Lesley, be-
came frightened in front of Judge Ton
ner's Office today and ran away, smash
ing light spring wagon it was attached
to into smithereens.
Fred Golswaite of Anaheim was ar
rested today on an indictment for bur-
glary by Sheriff Lacy. He WAS turned
over to Marshal Stedman of Anaheim,
who went with him while procuring
bondsmen. which, it is thought he had
no trouble in doing.
The regular meeting of the W. G. T.
U. will be held at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow Tuesday at 2:30
O'Clock. Subject for discussion, "Fran-
chise." All the members are expected
to take part in the discussion. On De-
cember 20 Crusade day will be observed
by an all-day meeting, with exercises fin
the evening consisting of good pro-
gramme.
There was quite an exciting race this
morning at the race track. Two OF our
young bloods went out and had race,
horse for horse, and one OF them says
he took both horses, and as the other
one has nothing to say it Ia to be pre-
sumed that there ia something of it, al
though it is kept pretty quiet.
Or. Castor of Los Angeles has accepted
q call from the First Baptist church Of
our city and preached his first sermon
yesterday to very large congregation.
Mrs. j. G. Scarborough went to Los
Angeles today to take part in a musicale
to be given by the Monday Musical clu b
OF Los Angeles. The musicale will be
given at the residence OF Mrs. Scar.
borough's sister, Mrs. A. G. Jones.
DR.. Cartons family will arrive this
week, when they will go to nousek eep-
ing at once.
l.. Gildmacher OF San Francisco is in
our city on business. He is an old resi-
dent of Santa Ana.
Mrs. M. L. Bagley has returned from
the east, where she has been visiting for
the past three months. She went to
Los Angeles today, to be absent until
about New Years.
L. l.. A. CONVENTION.
Saturday, December 10th, was the
time set for the second semi-annual
convention to convene in Santa Ana. In
response to call of the convention by
President Wilson, 81 delegates answered
to their names, representing 13 different
societies composing the district. After
an vnfr,l dalt ha 49,