The herald., 1893-07-12
SANTA ANA.

No Electric Light Plant-The Super
visors.
SANTA ANA, July 1.-THE Blade this
evening published interviews with q
large namber of the representative
citizens Of Santa Ana relative to voting
in favor OF bonding the city for the pur-
pose Of putting in an electric light
plant and building city hall, and the
larger number Of heavy taxpayers are
against the city assuming any more
debt.
The idea is an impracticable one, un-
der the present condition of affairs, and
there are many things more badly need
ed by Santa Ana than an electric light
plant with which we are already sup
piled. Until Santa Ana's finances be-
come in a better condition public inn
provements, requiring the city's assum-
ing an indebtedness of 10000 or $780,
600, had better be dispensed with.
PRETTY WEDDING.
The little altar of the Catholic church
of this city was bower Of flowers this
morning when Frank M. Walters of
Moreno led to its chancel railing Miss
Annie Eimers OF Orange, and one of the
most popular young ladies in the
county. The marriage ceremony was
performed by the pastor, in the pres
ence of large number OF relatives .and
friends OF the high contracting parties,
after which ell repaired to the elegant
home of the brides parents where a
wedding dinner was served. Many
handsome presents were received. At
IL O'Clock the young couple left for Mo-
reno, San Bernardino county, where
they will reside.
THE WORLDS FAIR EXHIBIT.
The board Of supervisors action in re-
fusing to give further aid to Orange
county's worlds fair exhibit will not
meet with the approval of the taxpayers
of Orange county. A letter received
from Manager Joplin, who is in charge,
brings the tidings that the good things
being said OF our display are really en-
couraging, and that gentleman predicts
many good results from the display. 1t
mutt be maintained, and our board of
supervisors should use the county money
in doing this. One and all are alike BEN
etited in the prosperity of Orange coun-
ty, and hence all should contribute by
way of taxation to keep the exhibit at
Chicago as long as the fair lasts, and in
a creditable way, too.
NOTES.
Company F WAS royalty entertained
by Ed Harmon, at the home of his pa
rents in Blse's addition last night.
J. Codori and family left this morn
ing for weeks outing at Laguna Beach.
A grand ball will be the attraction at
Laghna Beach Saturday night.
Those prisoners now lend their dig
nifty to the county jail.
The Boy's brigade 10 reported a. hav-
ing grand old time at Catalina island.
Four vessels loaded with lumber for
the Newport Wharf and Lumber COM
pany are diacharging their csrgoes at
Newport.
G. G. Flies horse left Laguna on his
own responsibility, taking with him the
buggy. The horse and buggy are still
missing.
G.. H. Bailey Of the Olinda ranch is
down from Oakland, where be resides.
for short visit in this county,
Those afflicted with typhoid fever in
and about Santa Ana, are rapidly recov-
oiAAks ouu tuo Wofnb VI buo Cddob are
now out of danger.
Jacob Romdahl, aged GA years and
native of Sweden, died on Sunday last
at his residence near Orange, cancer of
the neck being the cause of his demise
His remains were inferred in the Santa
Ana cemetery Monday afternoon.
w. I. Collier was down from River.
side yesterday.
W. A. Peabody, representative of
Gebbie q Co., OF Philadelphia. is in the
city.
Miss Myrtle Edwards, one of Santa
Ana's most charming and highly es-
teemed young ladies. returned Monday
evening from a ten days sojourn with
friends at Coronado. nv
T. J. Hammer, of the Hotel Gazette.
Los Angeles, transacted business in
Santa Ana today.
W. w. Baker OF Westminster was In
town today on business.
SUPERIOR COURT.
In the case Of Skelly We. Westminster
School District ct al. the motion for =
new trial, here bofore taken under advise
ment, was denied.
A motion made by the defendant in
the case of Brenot vs. Brenot for ali
mony, heretofore submitted. was de-
MED, with leave to renew the motion if
desired. The defendant excepte,
In the case Of Pierce va. Pierce ct al,
Specimen Gases.