Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-12
SANTA ANA.

The Editors Enjoy Themselves at New
port-Brevities.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 1.-THE editors all
say they had great time at Newport
Beach yesterday ,and saw more fish than
they had ever dreamed of before. The
| meeting in Surgeons hall last night
was largely attended and proved very
interesting. Colonel Bakers address of
welcome was well received, and in stat
ing what Orange county possessed, Mr..
Baker said we had the fastest horse on
the coast, the fastest foot racer in the
world, one of the best baseball players
in the United States, and plenty of pure
artesian water. Scipio Craig, he who
grinds out weighty editorials on the
Citrograph, responded on behalf of the
editors. The papers read were highly
interesting.
This morning the editors left for q
three-hours' drive through the eastern
part of Orange county, making q short
stop at Mr.. Billingsly's, where splen-
did time was had.
At noon the train was boarded and
the visitors went to Anaheim, where a
bountiful dinner was spread, and in the
afternoon all the points of interest in
and about the mother colony were
viewed. The hours spent at Anaheim
were among the most pleasant of the
meeting.
The meeting tonight at spurgeon's
hall was also largely attended, q very
interesting programme being rendered.
Tomorrow the editors 60 to Capistrano
where visit to the old mission will be
made and other pleasures enjoyed, after
which the association will adjourn.
UNHAPPY TRAMPs.
'Say, boss, can you tell me why am
in here :" called out seedy individual
from behind one of the wickets in the
county Jail this morning. The fellow is
one of the army of tramps who have
been making this city their stamping
grounds for some time. II don't care,
though" said he, "for after the 4th of
March there will be change of govern
ment and when old Grover takes his
seat there will be no more tramps"
Two other hobos were taken in charge
today and there are now seven in the
county Jail.
The streets of Santa Ana were in
AoA hAO6n Anob AAShbS % iOOoAt6 W0A0 Dc-
ing made in the electric light plant.
The two Blackman boys, who ran
away from home yesterday, were re-
turned to their parents, and it 10 safe to
say they will not soon again leave the
parental roof.
Sedgwick Post No. IT, G. A. R., in.
stalled the following officers last night
for the ensuing year: G. F. Mansur, P.
c.; T. ]. Alexander, s. "; j. Paul, j.
"; s. W. Sutton, @. NJ; G. ]. Mos
baugh. A.; F. L. Sexton, c.; Charles
Schmidt, 0. D.; DIR. Ferguson, S.; &C.
Shaw, o. g.; J. 7. Nourse, S. M; l..
Bell, @. M. s.
The following officers were also in
stalled by Sedgwick Relief Corps: Mrs.
Ed Waffle, president; Mrs. J. s. Pit
man, s. "; Mrs. Frank Ely, J. "; Mrs.
E. R. Hewitt, T.; Mrs. Geo. Hunting
ton, A. T.; Mrs. Nellie Goff, G.; Mrs.
G. West, A. c.; Mrs. @. M. Nash, q. ;
Mrs. W. Swearinger, A. G. After the
installation ceremonies had been con-
cluded most enjoyable evening was
passed, refreshments being served at II
O'Clock.
The superior court has adjourned un-
til the 18th.
The Orange County Savings bank has
commenced an action against j. W. Ear
hardt and others to foreclose a mort
gage.
An organization to be known as the
Sons of Veterans is to be organized in
this city.
James Huntington of Bakersfield is
in town.
| Harry Stafford has gone to Phoenix,
Ariz., where he will probably locate.
Miss Ella Wade, who has spent sew
eral months here, left this morning for
Mexico, intending to remain there per-
manently. Last night several of her
young lady friends met at the residence
of Mrs. s. II. Purcell, in this city, and
presented her with handsome gold
pen and holder.
Thos. Vestal, an old-time Santa Anan,
has returned to this city to remain.
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