The herald., 1893-11-28
SANTA ANA.


Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 27.-The board OF
supervisors were in session today with
a full attendance, Chairman Yoch pre-
siding.
The frat business was the reading OF
q communication from Judge Towner,
40 follows:
II wish to terminate the present ar
rangement with you under which
have been using my Office for chambers,
and think 1t proper to 80 state to you
that the matter OF furnishing a suitable
room or rooms for judges chambers may
be considered and acted on by you in
connection with the matter of another
courtroom, which ie now before you.
II therefore hereby notify you that
said arrangement will terminate on the
3lst day OF December next, and re-
spectfully request that you provide suit
ablo rooms for such chambers, with the
things named in section 144, code of
civil procedure, sufficient for the trans
action of business after January l,
1894"
Placed on file.
A petition from residents of Tustin
was read asking that Lewis, Orange and
Santiago streets be closed. The petition
was referred to Supervisor Tedford.
Superintendent Greedy appeared be-
fore the board and asked that new
school house be built in South Anaheim
and that new district be cut of. He
remarked that there were 30 scholars in
that territory, and that as things were
now some OF them are compelled to
walk four miles to school, while Ana
helm is employing eight teachers and
drawing pay for nine. Mr.. Greely said
that it would only be fair that to the
people living 30 far away that q new
district be cut of for their benefit.
Tbs matter was referred to Supervisor
Schorn and Superintendent Greely.
petition was presented from the
people living ON the east side of the
river opposite the Olive bridge in which
they complain that not enough money
has been appropriated to protect their
pfbperty from damages from overfows
OF the Santa Ana river, and they pray
that the county make an extra appropri-
alton for protecting property in that To-
calisy. The matter was referred to
Supervisor Schorn and Surveyor Finlay.
Mcneil, Santa Fe roadmsster. eaid
that seven more rock was needed to
protect the bank of the river at the
Santa Fe bridge west of Orange, and
that il it is to be furnished it should be
done before the quarry is closed.
About 100 tons more rock is needed
and it would cost about $45, one half of
which would fall on the county. The
matter was referred to Superintendent
Armour with power to act.
Mr.. Jean Yrallry made the following
proposition: Il, Jean Yrallry, herein
offer to lease, for the term eff three
years, to Orange county, at monthly
rental of 500. the down-ctairs portion OF
my brick building, No. 308 Fourth
street."
The communication was placed on file.
NoTEs.s
The San Joaquin ranch people are
still enforcing their policy OF turning off
their tenants alter they have been on
the ranch four years. F|
John Stevens OF Com pton is the last
to have the ranch. His four years were
up this season, and this morning he
passed through Santa Ana with all his
belongings on his way to his former
home.
" H. B. Keeler of San Diego was in the
witty today. 4
T. W. Lee of Los Angeles was in Santa
Aua today on business.
Nor some time past the Hotel Bruins
it has become one of the most popular
hotels in Southern California. The
present manager, Mr.. Clarence Parker,
has worked up a trade that any hotel
should be proud OF, and all the travelling
men are high in their praise OF the ho-
tells accommodations.
Wueet, Pride & Co., owners of the
Santa Ana Feed mills, are putting in
some new machinery and are in better
shape than ever to meet the demands of
the city.
VIM. Lamson, 81 years old, is quite
sick at his home near Alamitas.
Geo. s. Smith, the junior member OF
the firm of s. w. Smith q Son, was
taken home today ON account OF being
taken sick on the streets with la grippe.
Mrs. DR.. Coeran and daughter visited
Los Angeles this afternoon.
Yesterday as Mr.. Wilkinson, the
agent OF the Santa Fe, drove to church
his horse became frightened lust after
his wife alighted and ran away down
Main street out past Sexton's, while Mr..
Wilkinson followed up in the rear. F.
l.. Sexton offered to take his horse and
buggy and 60 in search OF the runaway.
The protfered aid was accepted and the
two followed the horse clear down to the
San joaquin ranch, where they found
the horse, with the buggy 80 badly de-
molished that one could not ride in it,
so Wilkinson led his horse behind Sex
toms buggy. They had gone but q short
distance when the runaway horse made
lunge forward and upset Sections
buggy, throwing them both ont, while
Ssxton'B horse ran away and broke his
buggy into kindling wood. Then Will
kinson's horse began kicking, and Sex
ton says he strewed the buggy all over
the San Joaquin ranch. However, NO
one was hurt badly, but the men had to
90 down in their pockets to pay for re.
pairs or else 90 without buggies.
Mrs. A. j. Saundsra Of Mop Pherson has
returned from the worlds fair.
Paul knauf was called to the Citv of
the Angels on important business yester-
day.
Twelve carloads of walnpts have been