The herald., 1893-09-20
SANTA ANA.


i Tho District Fair.
SANTA ANA, Sept 19.-The city board
OF trustees met at the city hall last even
ing, Hankey and Henry being absent.
4 Poundmaster Waffle handed in his
resignation, which was accepted.
The closing of Sycamore street occu-
pied the attention Of the board.
The city attorney reported in refer
ence to the closing Of Sycamo ore street
that the beard of education had never
opened said street. though he would not
not say that it had not been dedicated.
T. J. @. Webster made talk in ref
erence to the closing Of the street. He
said that several residences had been
built on said street, and that now it had
been closed by . barbed wire being
stretched across it to the great incon-
that it was q dangerous obstruction, in
asmuch rs people had driven into it at
night, injuring their animals.
closing, saying that he had purchased
land where he had built residence,
with the understanding that it was an
UVon bnOIOukAlnAOf 0ua ~ Ao0 OooAA bo
regarded for six years; but now he was
completely shut out.
President Edinger said that If the
property owners ON that street would
make q tender, Of the land in front of
their lots, the board would then proba-
bly, act in the matter, and open The
street. 4.- ,-~-4..-
No action was takep,by the board.
Epoipaar pororfaA that tho
city We'll ~. 3 IL flowing more water
than .hs sRsS sits 'iE Pbls Bls g consume n at
Henry NsilI was Appointed pound
master. al isssTca5 aesl.SffSI 1s1lgs
No change in the rules for using city
water will be made till October 1st.
Mr.. 4. d. Waffle made plea for the
reconsideration of licensing buses: He
said that he thought that transient
buses should be made to pay 81 per
day.
FAIR DIRECTORS MEET.
In addition to the report Of the fair
directors meeting yesterday the board
ordered the head officers of the various
departments to employ the help needed.
Mr.. Parker was added to the hall COM
mittee. President Pleasant was author
lied to employ marshal and starting
patrol judges.
REAL ESTATE CHANGES.
Following are real estate transfers re-
ported today:
]. P. Fuller of Cotton has sold to AL
bert Fuller Of San Juan, for $1,000, five
acres of land and lot on River street, in
the latter town.
M.NCarrie WILDER of Cass county,
Michigan, has sold to Catharihe Fackler
OF Jefferson City, Mo-. lots and 10,
block A, of Salesbury's addition to Santa
Ana, for 1865.
Annie s. Freeman of Boston and B. B.
Handy OF Riverside have sold to Charles
w. Vanderlip 20 acres south of the race
track for $4,000.
There was fled for record today deed
made September 20, 1888, conveying four
lots in block Is, Buena Park, from James
A. Whitaker TO +. f. Kellogg and L. g.
kellogg, for $3.50.
A deed made March 1, 1889, and re-
corded today, conveys from Lionel
Browning to Adele Browning, his wife,
so acres near Anaheim, three lots in
Fullerton and all the personal property
Of which he may be possessed at the
time OF his death, in consideration OF
love and affection.
NOTES.
The Salvation Army will have big
tims in this city Saturday and Sunday
nighta.
Mrs. John Lowe has returned from
the worlds fair.
G. A. Mead left for a visit east yester-
day.
The Bank of Orange has brought suit
against the Orange, Mcpherson and
Modena street railway company, O. P.
Chubb. George w. Moore, w. G. Nc
Pherson. Joel B. Parker and T. j. Look
hart to recover 1856. the balance due on
promissory note made by the railway
company and endorsed by the other de-
fendants. This is the road which ran
to Ell Modena during the boom days.