The herald., 1893-08-23
SANTA ANA.

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Trustees-Notes.
SANTA ANA, Aug 22.-The funeral OF the late
A. L. Clark was held from his late residence
this afternoon, and was largely attended. To-
morrow at RoEedale cemetery al that is mortal
OF the good man will be reduced to ashes.
ORANGE MOTIFS.
Mr.. Willie and Miss Nettie Parker have gone
east. the former to spend two years 1t college
in Kentucky, and the latter to visit friends for
j. W. Fullerton, who for the past two months
has been connected with the Daily Jouinal,
Los Angeles, returned to Orange on batur9ay
Last and Is again member q % me srnoon Sswn for
Sacramento. to protest against raise OF orsnsee
county's assessment list. Assessor Ross OF
'1a Miss M Minnie n and I Fannie Cox and Messs Ben
Davis. Charles westgate and I'd M. Fullerton
returned from Arch Beach today.
One day last week so albac0re were caugnt
from the schooner-y yacht sappho atArch Beach.
SMOOTH ONE.
young man went into the grocery house OF
Chrissman 4 Sons last night and purchased 20
worth OF goods to be delivered In the morning
to 124 Washington avenue. He had no cesn'
but he had s2l check drawn on me nwn Eirsu Ts ~
ti0na1 bank in favor OF Arthur y. brown py
George Phelps, the incubator man. .. s
Mr. Ernest UhrlssmAn cashsd the check, ana
the fellow who GOT the $15 skipped by the
The authorities are looking for Arthur +.
Brown but 1t is safe to say he will not be found,
as the description given is very msasre one
Supervisor Armor ana Assessor noss WIZ WIZ
went north to be present at the meeting OF tne
ssS,s Ssred 20 attend TO ne eanazson Orange
county property. They expect to be put through
a severe drill az the capital. :,
r. M. DUNCAN OF this city is kept busy AZ III
Toro putting up buildings in that thriving
Madam Mojeska has purchased another large
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homestead. Il is mostly mountain land and
the price paid was $500 for 45O acres.
Robert Flock and Fred Burgess and families
have returned from their Visit 70 the Ban oer-
p, T. Magoon left for the San Juan hot springs
'' Dr. sheldon, wife and dau ghter, Miss Mamie,
have returned from their visit to the wofids
a marriage license Yves granted Q, 9. Little to
wed Mary Bradock today, by D. T. Brock coun-
H. i's5. q. Thompson and family will leave next
week for 6rnta Barbara, where tney VIII iocs!e' @
er's grocery house at the old Parsons stand
Mrs. M. A. Kelton, who has been visiting
here LEFT for her ola ukisn none sUusy
world q fair exhibit will leave them ht bundys
store prior to Saturday.
James Murphy. snerin . Oh bars MsicopA 'oun'S'
Forest Grover has gone 20 Los Angeles.
Tom Norris 3-year-old mare Jingler, took
second money In race ~ MhPa Anss WoeAs neA
best time being 2:17.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES
The city trustees met last night in regular
session, all members being present except Trus-
tee Hankey.
W. s. Bartlett read Communication in which
the signers complain Of the neglect OF Fourth
street in sprinkling. They say that the street.
superintendent says there 10 not water sum
cient to cover Fourth. atreet, but they ol >im
that there is an abundant OF water II properly
Mr. Bartlett asked that the trustees refund
him $25 Which be donsisd ios sas exssnsMiSni 2k
sfa chyrRatter Of sprinkling that part Of
MI M. whitsoa said that there was not water
well was done there would be an abundance OF
water for sprinkling al the principle streets Of
Mr. Hunt moved that the superintendent be
instructed to sprinkle Fourth street to the city
limit for at least one week.
Second street rsporssd that the street had been
opened up through the Spurgeon tract and the
California Railroad company's land, and deeds
Impossible to settle the matter through the
Harlin tract till the suit pending in the supe-
rior court 10 decided
On motion the clerk was instructed to record
Bids we're opened for the renting Of new
city hall. Twolarge rooms were offered In the
new Kimball block for SIS month.
Rooms were offered in the jennings building
on Main street for $l5 per month.
The present quarters Of the city hall was
offered by D. 9ildmacher for $3.50 month.
H. Neili offered Z room in his brick block on
Fourth street for $40 Z month.
ssJ NJ, Lacy offered room In the Lacy block
for $25 and another In the same block for $50
q month.
Rooms in the abstract building were offered
for $15 m0n'h,
Trustee Whitson moved that the room offered
by II. Nelll be accepted.
Trustee Hunt said that he was not ready to
vote on that question ana that he thought the
trustees should examine the rooms before pass
ing on them.
Whitson's motion was carried.
The lease will commence September 1st so
The tax levy was fixed at 81 on each 800 OF
assessed valuation.
The amending Of the street numbering ordi-
nance was passed.
City Attorney West was granted leave of
absence for six W seks
Board adjourned to september 4th.
s. Goldsmith, wife and son Joseph, left for O
10 days outing to Catalina today.
The following are the names Of the pail bear
ers who accompanied the remains of the late A.
L. Clark to Los AD geles on this evenings train:
Y. b. West DR.. i, ID. Mills. d. r Jouea I n