The herald., 1893-07-04
SANTA ANA.

Tustin News Notes.
SANTA ANA. July 3.-J. W. Montague,
the druggist in Flies pharmacy. is the
hero of the hour. Yesterday he killed q
wildcat near Lsguna beach which
weighed GA pounds. Best Of all, he
killed the animal with a shotgun just as
it was ready to spring upon him.
HE DISTURBED THE PEACE.
The usual row occurred at the Span
ish dance Saturday night or Sunday
morning, and, as is generally the case,
it was cased by Americans. In the first
place, dancing on Sunday is to be
stopped in this city, and in the next,
the officers intend to arrest those who
create disturbances at them. Harry
Reyon was arrested yesterday charged
with disturbing tho peace, and this
moraing he appesred before Judge Free
man and demanded jury trial. The
case comes up Thursday, and if Reyon
is guilty he should be severely punished,
Rowdyism is not to be tolerated in this
city any longer.
TUsTIN NOTES.
Griffith & Son have sold 10000 sacks
OF this seasons crop OF barley to H. Du-
tard of San Francisco.
Five threshers are at work on the San
Joaquin ranch.
Mics Putnam Of Pomona ia visiting
Mrs. Newell In this town.
Mrs. Carrier aud Mrs. Eddy are spend
ing the week with friends in Los An
geles.
G.. W. Hubbard and family will leave
for an extended camping trip next
week.
Potato digging here is finished. The
crop was a good one.
FAIR DIRECTORS MEET.
The directors of the Fair association
--y-.-- s,. all the races, save the 2:2O
trot for stations, on the I'd OF Septem-
Der. The revision of the premium list
mas made. and in several departments
the premiums were increased. The
board decided to offer premiums for
school work. The following gentlemen
were appointed superintendent of the
various departments at the coming lair:
W. b. Robinson, superintendent di-
vision A--Horses; R. j. Blee, superin-
tendent B, @ and D-Csttle sheep, goats
and swine, also of speed department;
Cash Harvey, superintendent of fair
grounds; George B. Bixby, superintend-
ent OF division E-Poultry and pet stock
Messrs. Beckett, Foster and Parker
superintendents of hall exhibit, diyis-
ions F to o inclusive.
MA SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.
The board OF supervisors have been in
session to day. and passed the usual
budget of claims against the county.
The matter of court house sight
comes up at the meeting next Monday
The board decided not to furnish anv
more money for the Orange county
worlds fair exhibit.
John Buck aged 68 years, was placed
on the INDECENT list and allowed s8. .35 a
month.
Despite the fact that the board failed
to allow any more money for the world,a
fair exhibit, the display will be contin-
ued, as there are over $500 of funds vet
on hand.
DROWNING AT THE LANDING,
Two more men were added to the list
Of those who have been drowned at Ana
helm Landing. Yesterday, while a
crowd of people were enjoying bath at
that place, one of the ladies got out be-
yond her depth, and in rescuing her two
men lost their lives. John Jaureoey'a
body, one of the unfortunate men. has
been recovered, being washed ashore
this morning, but the other body has
not yet been recovered. The name Of
the other man has not been learned.
BASEBALL TOMORROW.
The baseball game tomorrow prom
ises to be good one, and will be wit
messed by large crowd. Following ia
the makeup OF the mines:
SANTA ANA. PAsanuN.
n qsnoru' .Cmtcner'..... Mason
Young ..... $50. Pitcher. McFaIland