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ORANGE COUNTY.


Notos.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 20.-Fully 400 per-
sons saw silkwood go a mile at the track
today in 2:1216. The great horse did it
| easily, too, and was hitched to an old
fashioned sulky, but the track was in
fair condition and the weather was just
right.
Then there were other events. too,
and as tho peat.lander says, "The kind
/ like to see, for it takes longer to see
them."
Credit, the son OF Mckinney and
owned by Gardiner Of Los Angeles, went
q mile in 2:S4 with a running mate.
Hodges is doing wonders with this badly
spoiled colt, but feels sure he will drop
into the list this year at the Los Angeles
track.
Nutford paced mile yesterday in
2:21, and can get over the distance in
2;l5 if nothing happens by the time the
races are on.
Nacho B. ran a mile and quarter
this morning, but for. the cake OF the
horse the time will not be given. Per-
haps Nacho B. may improve.
| Harvey drove Kittie Wiggie 10 or 10
miles in time ranging from 2:41 to or
minutes. s
Fifford's yearling, Ready G., went a
mile in 1857, and Bob Mason, jr., made
| it in 2:30.
Santa Ana knows nothing but horse
racing now, and ii anything should hap
pen to cause the frce-for-all pace to be
done away with the town would proba-
bly, be draped in mourning.
ORANGE NOTES.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation
company will be held at the Office OF the
corporation, Orange, at 10 O'Clock am.
| OF Tuesday, October Sd, for the purpose
of electing board OF directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction of any
other business that may come before
the meeting.
Miss Susie Dean OF Orange lett on
Monday for Los Angeles. She will at
tend the Occidental college.
Mr.. P. w. Ehlen has been appointed
trustee and secretary OF the Orange pub
lie library, and Mrs. j. l.. McCampbell
librarian. to fill the vacancies caused by
the resignation Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| +. Tener.
The North Ontario Fruit company to-
day shipped via the Santa Fe carload
of dried fruit. Eight tons was dried
apricots.
Mr.. J. E. Males and family of Ne
braska have taken up their abode in
Orange.
The new kindergarten, under the
management Of the public school trus-
trees, with with Miss Helen Joelin LIE
Beuf teacher and Miss Carey assistant,
opened on Monday with an attendance
OF %. This brings the total attendance
at all Orange schools up to 308 pupils,
| with nine teachers.
! Mr.. II. K. Small Of Olive has moved
his family to Murrieta, San Diego county,
where he owns 720 acres of wheat land.
! He will retain his position as auperin-
tendent of the Touring mills at Olive.
The Paine and Bibber families of Or
ange are elated over the birth on Tues
day of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Torrey of Tustin.
The ladies of the Presbyterian congre-
CATION, Orange, will be lat home" in
their church on Thursday afternoon be-
| tween and 8 O'Clock.
THE TAX LEVY.
The tax levy for Orange county will be
$1.75 this year, divided as follows:
State, $3.50; current expense. 32.4c;
salary, zoe county school, 26c; road, 3Oc;
court house and jail, Sc; hospital, 4c.
The current expense fund includes the
| Is cent tax for Strengthening and clean
ing the Santa Ana river.
| The special school levies are as fol-
lows: Anaheim. 17c; Buena Park, 50c;
Centralis, zoo; Chico, 25c; Ell Modena,
Soc; Ell Toro, 12c; Fairview, 40c; Full
lerton. 54c; Garden Grove, lac; Orange,
17c; Ocean View. 25c; Orangethorpe,
13c; Placentia, 13c; Peralta, 40s; Santa
Ana, SOC; Tustin, 10c; Westminster.
Soc: Yorba, Soc.
| Santa Ana's tax levy will be corker
this year, being total of s2.95 for all
| purposes.
Only one train day to Newport now,
and that one leaves at s 80 returning at
p. m. On steamer days the train will
leave Santa Ana at A p. M.
Hogs find ready sale now at 6 cents
per pound.
Luther G. Brown will be arraigned in
the superior court Monday, on the
charge OF assault to kill VIM. Murray,
the Ell Modena blacksmith.
The Stearns Rancho company has
commenced an action to quiet title
against Louise Barroilbut ct al.
Fourteen instruments were filed for
record today.
1t is probable that W. A. Beckett and
Walter Robinson will act as judges with
j. e. Pleasanta, at the coming races
here. It ie to be hoped they will, as
both are gentlemen thoroughly compe-
tent to fill the positions.
The Seventh Day Adventiats of South
ern California will hold their annual
campmeeting in this city, commencing
tomorrow, and continuing for week.
About so tents have been put up and
members Of the faith from all parts OF
the state will be present.
During the past week 30 deeds were
fled for record, the confederation being
$30,214.53. There were also filed for
record 80 miscellaneous papers.