The herald., 1893-09-14

66nth AndHb Oik W OhtCH sO-Ab sAo Il Eaoa
News Notes.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 13.-The following
persons left last night for Chicago and
eastern points over the Santa Fe: Jos.
Yoch and family, DR.. l. d. Mills. Mrs.
J. O. joplin and con, Mrs. R. Copeland,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Brewer, Mrs. Young,
Mr.. A. Smiley, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Slack.
Round trip rates to Chicago are now
$40; Missouri river points, $6l.50; ST..
Louis, $7l.50.
MIGHTY HUNTERS.
The Santa Ana Gun club are out on q
hunt, and every train coming from San
Diego brings one or two bucks from the
hills of San Juan. Today J. A. Turner
and Andrew Harris went down to join
the hunters, and the result of the
addition will probably be felt tomorrow.
THE "HERALD" IN sANgA ANA.
The HERALD list in Santa Ana is in
creasing every day, and that it is appre-
ciated is evident. The HERALD is de.
livered to any part Of the city every
morning for 80 cents per month, and
containg all the Santa Ana news, as well
as news from all parts of Orange county.
The HERALD has ALWAYS been friendly to
Orange county, and the residents here
appreciate that fact, s t,.a IA, ~ .s@s IA,
| KS .Hssf ,d56A NEAT HoMEsbaoRs
Frank 5Ey ~ having a iisat Residence
erected on hislo on North Main street,
which, when completed, win be one OF
the neatest in. the city. Thissigone of q
large numherof residences now in course
Of construction-Rn evidence that Santa
Ana is growing city. 0e9
AT THE TRACK.
Silkwood worked out mile today in
2:16 and another mile in 2:l9. Daisy
wood is moving finely and will get a
mark better than so as 2-year-old,
Joe Kelly's colts are dong we'll. Conn
is all right, but is entered here in pretty
fast company. Joe Kelly is one OF the
most popular men on the track.
P. w. Hodges is kept busy with his
dozen flyers from Los Angeles. Nutford
is doing we'll, and if his legs improve
will be q hard horse to beat this year.
Credit, the Angel city flyer is going
finely now.
Tom Case says his runners are going
lame, still he thinks they are about as
the rest of them.
Down among the runners is where
the crowds congregate these days. Lie.
veney, Beam, West, and other horse
men get in the stables, and tell racing
stories till further notice.
Clifford is here, and is doing consider.
able driving these days, as is also Doc
Garner, the poetical horseman.
Willetts isn't saying much, but is get
ting Silkwood in shape for the hard race
he is entered in.
Secretary Riggs says the agricultural
and live stock dieplay this year will be
fully up to the average, and If every
one took the same interest in the mat
ter as does the energetic secretary, the
display, will be an excellent one.
The little county of Orange can make
wonderful showing in the way of her
products, and every farmer should con-
tribute something to make the display q
large one.
In the livestock display this county,
for its size, is not behind, and everyone
who has anything in this line worthy of
showing should be brought in, The
poultry display will take care OF itself !;
it is always creditable one.
Everyone is preparing for the great
meeting this year. 1t will be the great
est six days Orange county has ever
seen, and Santa Ana will be alive with
strangers.
Horsemen from all parts OF the state
will be in attendance at the meeting.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
The board of echool directors met last
night, ell the members being present.
The attendance at the schools is not as
large as it will be later ON when the
beach season ia over, but already there
are 752 pupils in attendance, divided
among the teachers as follows: High
school. 83; Miss Tarr, 81; Mra. Johns
ton, 30; Mics Williams, So; Miss Hama
ker. 81 Mics Moore, 81; Miss McClain.
5S; Miss Grew, 49; Miss Cleaver, is (;
Miss Perley, 46; Miss Gearhardt, 40; !;
Miss Ceilings, 80; Miss Connell, 53 |;
Miss Jones, ~; Miss Hassherder, 27
Miss Finley, "a; Mrs. Grim, AZ; total,
762.
~, r SANTA ANA DREvITIEs.
The SAINTS Ana fire department. will
give banquet on the night OF the 9Th
of October.
Tom Morris is in Sacramento attend
ing the etate fair, and where he has his