The herald., 1893-06-08
SANTA ANA.
The Library Trustees Meeting Cham b er
OF Oommeree-Notes.

The Library Trustees eeting-Chamber
OF Commerce Notes.
SANTA ANA, June 7.-The trustees of
the library held their regular meeting
last evening. After the minutes OF the
previous meeting were read the question
Of binding was discussed and on motion
Barth, Menges and Baker were appoint
ed committee to secure bids on bind
ing and present them at the next meet
ing.
The librarian was authorized to open
a subscription for binding lists and cat
alogues at 20 cents each.
Several bills were allowed.
The proposition of the directors Of the
Thirty-Second District Agricultural as
socistion, that their register be placed in
the library, was accepted.
The following resolution was carried I;
That no magazine or newspaper attack
| ing snv religion by means OF cartoons,
burlesaue or ridicule shall be allowed on
the files or tables OF the public library OF
Santa Ana.
The librarian was instructed to retain
all papers and magazines questionable,
to be referred to the board.
Eight dollars and sixty cents was coll
lected in fines during the month of May.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The regular monthly meeting OF the
directors OF the chamber OF commerce OF
Ornage county, was held last evening.
1t was moved, seconded and carried,
that the action taken at the last meet
ing to donate $3.50 to the Land of
Southern California be reecinded, and
that such donation be sufficient to pay
for two-thirds of page of advertising
in such publication in connection with
the amount subscribed by individuals
for the purpoHe. Carried.
Through the effort Of the secretary
the individual subscriptions for such
publication have been increased $50
since the last meeting, whereby that
The secretary'H report shows as fol-
lows:
Total receipts from dues. ......,.,,... 1857 90
Total expenditures to June /, 1893 go. 153 80
| Outstanding obligations, including ap
preparations to land of Southern Cali
tornia ald worlds fair edition of the
Balance in treasury not appropriated. 25 40
Total 1887 90
Dlilb W6I6 dilOW0u duu tDO pf0blQOnb
reported a notice of reduction of so
freight from New York to Southern Cal
ifornia.
ORANGE COUNTY AT CHICAGO.
Letters relative to our display at the
fair, received from Manager Joplin and
8. Hill, report much progress in the
work of placing exhibits. Mr.. Joplin
says:
put up the first asparagus, and have
big cucumbers, caulifiowers, borserad-
ish, okra beans, beets, carrots, three lots
OF sweet potatoes, four lots OF Irish pota-
toes, and few squashes. This is spe-
cial display, and how it does attract the
attention OF the visitors. Some measure
the beets and sweet potatoes, using their
canes, umbrellas or hands.
No one can conceive how much watch
ing it takes, as great many in author
ity seem to think they are at liberty to
appropriate whatever they wish, and
they don't mind going and helping
themselves to glass of nice jam-as
saw one lady going off today with one
of ours-eo what else may we not ex-
pect from subordinates and janitOrs.
NOTES.
gelss today. =
Rev. g. E. Dye is attending meeting
of the board of trustees of the Los Au.
geles Baptist college in that city.
J. G. Hieky has returned from Bakers
field, bringing oRith him fine lot OF
horses.
James Buckley, J. W. Morrison, B.
Bastian, George Bessonnett. Andrew
Harris and D. NJ. Baker took in the
Morris-Pulley foot race at Riverside
today.
Mrs. Kate Turner. who has been visit
ing her son here, started for here home
in Missouri Yesterday. accompanied by
Mrs. G.. w. Vance of Orange, who goes
for visit to her daughter.
The board of supervisors and county
surveyor will view the santa Ana river
today, from Fifth street to the bay. The
object is to ascertain the practicability
of strengthening the channel and build
ing levees in places along the river. To-
morrow they will investigate that water
course from Fifth street north and east
to the foothills.
A horse with buggy attached ran
wildly sbout the streets today for time,
but nothing was injured.
G. p. Kryhl returned last evening
from a trip east. While absent he went
to the worlds fair.
M. J. Bundy wishes the producers of
Orange county to make an earnest effort
to supply him with numbers of their
best oranges, lemons, bests, potatoes,
and everything that will help to make
the exhibit at Chicago creditable one,
before next Tuesday, June 18th. The
next car of products starts from San
Berdardino on the 18th inst.
Thirty deeds were filed for record
during the past week; consideration,
$26,619.
Hurrah for Orange county, We may
still claim the champion sprinter, since
Morris won the race at Riverside today,