The herald., 1893-12-21
SANTA ANA.
A School Teacher Makes a Piucky Fight
for Her Rights.


A School Teacher Makes a Piucky Fight
for Her Rights.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 20.--The attention OF
the superior court today was given to
hearing the cause OF v. Golf va. City
Board OF Education OF Santa Ana. As
will be remembered by the HERALD
readers, this is O caae which grew ou. OF
the dismissal of Mrs. Goff as teacher of
one of the grades of the Santa Ana pub
lie school more than "a year ago. Mrs.
Goff had ia ught about three months
before her Dismissal. She claims that
che was discharged without cause, and
asks that the court allow her compenea-
tion for the remaining seven months OF
unexpired term, which amounts to $3.50.
District Attorney Scarborough moved
for non-suit ON the grounds that Mrs.
Goff mad been dismissed by the city
board of education, which had right
to 60 dismiss her at any period in the
term.
In summing up Judge Towner ruled
that tho trustees had the power to dis
. charge n teacher, but that their power
Is not arbitrary; that good and sutfi-
cient cause for dismissal must be shown.
From the evidence 80 far, tho judge
said that such cause had not been
shown, and that the motion for nom
suit was denied. The defendants are
good and sufficient cause for tho dismis-
sal Of Mrs. Gof.
THE LEvEE.
Surveyor Finley today makes q sup
Elementary report to that submitted
yesterday, having omitted to review the
work done west of Orange, in which the
railroad people assisted. He says: ut
ia the levee built west of Orange, which
is 1000 feet in length, and was con-
structed of brush and sand, faced with
5000 tons of rock, at total cost Of 1880
to the county. Ordinarily the same
character of work would have cost $4,000,
but the Southern California railway be-
ing especially interested at that point,
generously offered to deliver free ell
brush required also 1000 tons OF rock,
for the quarrying of which the county
for thtth gents per ton. The company
tion to wfiirnN..S. the top OF the leves
cred an additional 1000 tons Of rock.
NOTES.
The Anaheim Fruit association has
fled articles of incorporation. Place of
business. Anaheim, Orange county;
capital stock, $1,000.
The Trsbuco Gold Mining company
gave notice that they will continue to
work their mines in the Trabuco canon.
Their place OF business is Los Angeles.
They have three mines in that mining
district.
Mre. Geo. W. Griffith, nee Miss
Msyne. is visiting her mother in this
city.
DR.. A. ]. Howe of San Francisco is
in Santa Ana visiting his family. He
will remain a couple or three weeks.
Invitations are out for New Year
party at the residence OF DR.. Howes of
this city.
Mrs. w. o. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Florence Robinson, are visiting
friends in Santa Ana.
Charles Yost has returned from Bar
STOW, where he has been for few davs
looking over the country in that To-
cality.
Messrs. Bartla and L. s. Emmerson
about two weeks ago took trip up in
the Puente country, and while there
took couple of tons of honey from two
buildings-an old chapel and the old
ROLAND homestead in that vicinity.
Died-In Tustin, December 10th. |
Mrs. johanna Mitchell, aged 80 years.
Funeral will take place at the residence.
in Tustin, December 2lst, at 2 D. m,
Mrs. Mitchell was aster of Mrs. j. w.
Mcclellan of Santa Ana. i
Joe Milks was badly kicked ON the leg
last night by his horse, and will be laid
up for repairs for some time.
Katie Putnam and her comedians will
appear in Spurgeon's opera house De-
cember 30th.
All the hobos in the county jail this
morning refused to 60 to work unless
they were provided with shoes, overalls
and underclothing, in consequence OF
which they were put in the city Jail and
pat ON bread and water. There are 15
Of them.
The seats for the play Box Marked g.
10 Do given by the Jefferson Dramatic
date.
Francis B. Clark of Minneapolis and
L. Il. Jefferson OF Spokane, two railroad
magnstes who are at present Waiting
Mrs. Colonel CLARK at Fairview, were in
our city today on business.
The schooner Mabel Grav has iust
unloading lumber at Newport
wharf and the Sequoia 10 unloading
there now..
Some OF the recent arrivals at Hotel
Tuatin: Frank Campbell, San Fran
cisco; \; Oramer. Ventura; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Rowsnd, A. I. Rowand. ir..
Pittsbnrg, Penn; w. W. Atkinson. {
Colorado Syringe. Colo. H. B. Cooper,
Iustin Mrs. Catlen. Chicago; Mrs. j. |
N. Griffith, ]. M. Griffith, Z. M. Hanna,
Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Bur.
rows, Henry Neil, Santa Ana; Milton :
A. Searle, Los Angeles. ,
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Santa Ana Council. No. 652, National
Union. met last night in regular session
ind the following officers were elected
or the ensuing year:
Frank Ely, president; W. W. Ander. g
ION, vice-president; DR.. ]. G. Bernsike. 9
d. F. Jones, financial secre-
aEy; l. y. Snack. treasurer; Rev. E. o.