The herald., 1893-07-02
SANTA ANA.
School Matters-An Adamiess Eden
Local Affairs.

Local Affairs.
SANTA ANA July 1.-The city board
of education met last night and, among
the business matters which came up,
decided not to pay the teachers for two
days work lost in the last session; re.
elected the old janitors for the ensuing
year, and elected Prof. F. E. Perham as
secretary of the school board.
The following resolution was intro
duced, and on motion adopted:
Resolved, That the following teachers
be employed for the coming school year
to fill the positions set opposite their
names, subject to the right of the board
OF education to make such changes in
their grade as the interests of the school
and the capabilities of the teachers
render desirable:
F. e. Perham. principal; Cora Will
liams, vice-principal; Jean Aldrich,
batin and English; Blanche Tsrr,
eighth grade; Nettie Johnston, seventh
grade; Ada Williams, sixth grade !;
Maude Crew, fifth A; Jessie Cleaver,
fifth grade B; Mary Hamaker, fourth
grade; Anna Moore. A. B, 3s; Emma
McClaiD, 3s, A and B; Jessie Gear hardt,
third grade; Blanche Ceilings, 3s, A !;
Gertrude Connell. 3s, A; Alberta Sex
ton, Be, q; Agnes Grim, East End Ia to
3s; Sallie Finley, East End 4s and 5s |;
Carrie Jones, Is, 3s, 4s, West End; Liz.
zie Hassheider, 4s, 5s, West End.
A few bills were allowed, and Direc-
tors Keech and Ball and Messrs. Rus
sell and Perham were appointed COM
mittee to make the necessary repairs in
the school building.
The teachers elected are all capable
instructors, and the selection will give
universal satisfaction.
ONLY GIRLS CAN GO.
This party is only for girls who are
young yet, and is to be held at Newport
beach. Upon ths sands of that classic
spot, and near where tho waves OF old
ocean roll in regularly, the young ladies'
of Santa Ana and vicinity will betake
themselves on the Fourth Of July. No
men folks are to be allowed to attend.
and Santa Ana will badly miss all her
young ladies on the natal day. A large
quantity OF gum will be taken along.
AT HYMNS ALTAR.
Fourteen marriage Licenses were
issued during the month Of June. OF
these ono was issued last night, giving
Serafin Corona of Anaheim the legal
right to wed Presentation Lugo of this
city. This morning the pastor of the
Catholic church of this city performed
the wedding ceremony in the presence
of tho relatives and friends OF the high
contracting parties. The couple will
reside In Anaheim.
A license was also issued in the even
ing, yesterday, giving F. A. Axelson,
aged 2l years, and residing at South
Riverside, the right to we'd Melissa
Funk, aged 16, residing here. Judge
Freeman tied the nuptial knot in his
usually impressive manner, while Mar
shal Nichols was the witness. It was a
solemn affair, and when over Marehal
Nichols saluted the bride in the most
approved STYLE Ths couple will reside
at South Riverside.
NOTES.
The opening of the Newport beach for
the season last night, was a success.
A Spanish dance was the attraction
in Neill's hall tonight.
Mr.. Jason Garter ie erecting an ele-
CANT residence on his property west of
town.
A dance will be given at Westminster
on the night of the Fourth.
Eleven cases were filed with the
county clerk during the month of June.
OF these none were criminal.
Two carloads OF hogs were shipped to
Los Angeles yesterday.
The board of supervisors have two
important matters for consideration at
their meeting Monday. One is the ee-
lection Of court house site and the
other is whether or not they will appro-
pirate more money for the worlds fair
at Chicago. ra.-
In the examination of applicants for
teachers' certificates held here this
week, Miss Maggie Schmidt was the
only one who secured primary certifi-
cate. while Misses Jessie Cleaver of
Santa Ana and Minnie Kimball of
Orange secured grammar grade certif-
Gates.
J. Phillips left this morning for Sacra-
mento.
The bonds of the Olive school house
have been purchased by A. Burrows of
Smalley & Allen Of Orange have
secured the contract for the Peralts
school house, and will commence work
at once. The contract price is Sl7OO.
All the churches will hold religious
services tomorroA.