The herald., 1893-12-05
SANTA ANA.

The Proceedings of the Supervisors.
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 4.--The board OF
supervisors met in regular session today
witha full membership present, Yoch
in the chair.
The first business before the board
was the appearance of District Attorney
Scarborough, who called attention to
the fact that bills had been brought
before the board for meals--feeding
tramps while in the city prison. He
said that it had been the habit to allow
these bills, as it was supposed that it
would be saving to the country, but
he said that the privilege had been fear
fully abused, and he recommended that
close restriction be placed on the busi-
ness.
Mr.. Scarborough said that he thought
that the KEYS should be turned over to
the sheriff. He said the reason they
had been allowed to feed trampa WAS
because they thought it would be an in
ducement to leave the country. but they
had found that it did not work that
way.
H scored Constable Prebble severely
for the way he claimed he had abused
his privilege. He said that Prebble had
arrested every tramp that he could lay
his hands on, and that he had bills be-
fore the board for fees and meala also.
The matter OF using the old Jail was
referred to Chairman Yoch.
Supervisor Tedford reported favorably
on the petition for closing Lewis,
Orange, and Santiago avenues. The
matter was ordered advertised fer three
weeks.
Supervisor Schom reported in the
matter of the division of the Anaheim
school district. He said that he was
sure that the trueteee would he glad to
put up primary school building in the
southern portion of the district, and
that the matter had only been delayed
because the money had been locked up
in the Anaheim bank. Fhe board did
not take any action in the matter.
A petition was signed by numerous
citizens who reside near Ell Toro. prey
ing that county road be laid out up
the line of the Eliso creek through the
Flood & O'Neil, ]. N. Victor, f. d.
Cooke and others.
Tedfs6 said that he thought that
Whiting would oppose the road, as
petitioned for.
Richard O'Neil sent in a commurica-
tion stating that he would open the road
under certain conditions. The bond OF
the petitioners being insufficient, the
clerk was instructed to notify them to
that effect.
A complaint was filed with the board
to the effect that A. F. Hambleton's
orchard was in bad condition and
needed attention.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Geo. W. Griffith, aged %, of Tustin,
and Miss Sarah Mayne, aged 22, OF Santa
Ana, will likely be married this week.
Mr.. Griffith is native of California, and
Miss Mayne native of Ireland, and one
OF our most popular young ladies.
NOTES.
Mrs. Neal and friend of Fall City, Ne.
braska, and Mrs. Goldsburg OF Loa An
geies, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G, w.
Humphreys.
7. r. Frazer, an old-time Santa Ana
citizen but now of Los Angeles, was in
onr city today visiting his daughter
Nellie.
Joseph Herman goes to Pasadena to.
day to work for Lippincott in the under.
taking business. Herman was d. IF.
Jones' assistant for some time in the
same business.
Mr.: Hazen is going up to Monrovia to
spend the winter. In the spring he will
go back to Dakota.
Judge Humphreys TODAY cent two
''vags" to Jail for five days each.
Leonard Growers entertainment to be
given here December Sth and. 9th at
Spurgeon's opera house is gaining in
tavor, and the manager, G. G. Drake.
says he expects the hall full. Tickets !
ON sale at Bristol & Rowley's,
Frank Nicholeon is going to Wander
bilt to.make his home.
Ihe regular meeting OF the board OF |
trade will be held tomorrow night.
The delegates OF the Presby terisn
church to the Y. P. S. G. e. convention !
to pc held in Sar Bernardino are as
follows: Mr.. and Mre. Copeland, Misses
r. wilmer, Sadie Nourse, Nellie Nc.
Fsdden, Mary Wood, Edna Lewis, Essie !
Jones, Jessie Low and WILDER Carmen
ter. -
!, Miss Lucy Stone and Mrs. ]. W. Nor
rison went to Los Angeles today.
Inc ladies' OF the Christian church
VIII give tea" December 9th, from s
W ~ pm, In the room next to the
J. w. Montague ia expected home fo.
night from Arkansas.
1t has been known for faw davs naet
that Miguel Yriccu, a Frenchman who
ilves IN the west part of the city, was
acting IN way that was rather alarm
ing to his friends and neighbors, and
several thonght his mind was unbai-
snced by some cause or another. Today
ne became 80 deranged that the officers
hadt take him in charge and took him
before Judge Townes, who ad;ndoad
him iReane. and he will be taken TO San
bernardino tonight. He is one Of the
most influential Trenchmen in the val
Icy and is quite wealthy. He has lived
her efor good many years and is known
py everybody in the valley. he has
been quite an extensive rancher. nv
when 90 nas become very prosperous
hnd loaned = great deal Of money. It IL
70 be hoped that hs will soon racover
and ~ tinself again.