The herald., 1893-09-30

The Races-The Anaheim Bank Failure.
Notes. AZ
SANTA ANA, Sept. 29.-It is not yet
an assured fact that Diablo will not be
seen at the Santa Ana and Los Angeles
races. The injury received by the horse
is not such as to incapacitate him from
entering the races, and 1t is more than
probable that the horse will come south.
He is entered in two races here, both OF
which he has more than an even chance
of winning, and Murray Is a man who is
after money, just the same as other
horsemen. Besides. il Diablo would
come down, defeat Silkwood and get q
mark OF 6 or better, he would be just
that much more valuable in the stud.
improvements at the race track are
the order of the day, and the sound of
the hammer, the clatter of hoofs, the
loud talk OF the Jockeys and other
sounds usually heard on the turf make
the fair grounds lively place.
The fair grounds here are in excellent
hands. Cash Harvey is the superin-
tendent, and keeps everything in the
best of condition. If the meeting here
this year is not grand success it Will
be no fault of the management.
Holcomb's mare, Jenny June, con-
cluded she would rather run than trot
today, and proceeded to outclass Irish
Johnny in running race. She succeed
ed in spilling out her driver, breaking
the sulky and causing considerable ex-
element.
Kelly drove Conn mile in 2:21 this
morning. If the horse keeps on improv-
ing, be will be hard one to beat in the
2:20 trot.
This was Silkwood's day, so OF course
large Numbers were at the track.
GOT AWAY FROM THE ASYLUM.
Conway Boeteler, crazy boy sent to
the asylum from this city, escaped yes
terday, and came from San Bernardino
here. After soaring several persons
quite badly, he was taken in charge by
the officers, and will be returned to San
BernRrdino tomorrow.
SANTA ANA NOTES.
Rev. ]. T. Hopkins has returned from
Santa Barbara.
II. Young visited Los Angeles today.
The people OF Tustin are desirous OF
Incorporating.
In short time this city will have
telephone line to Westminster and
Tustin.
The Standard says: The depositors OF
the Anaheim bank held meeting on
Friday of last week to look over the
situation and discuss the outlook for
those in distress. Squire Pierce was
called to the chair. He informed the
brethren OF the object OF the meeting
and then the music began. The discus
sion was lively and laughable, and all
came to the same conclusion, that the
bank was about the worst bursted insE-
tuition in America. -
A committee was appointed to inq xre
into the value OF the securities. and a'so
committee to examine tho books to
see how the affairs stand. The report
OF Mr.. Bartlett, the new manager, shoys
$4,000 on deposit and 1927 cash on
hand, also $4,000 capital stock. The
capital stock is 100000, of which $20,-
600 is paid up. Since the bank re-
opened few weeks ago it is said that
fully $4,000 cash was paid in and now
the depositors want to know what went
with that money, as they claim that the
deepositors of it never drew out dollar.
The situation is forlorn cne and many
an honest, hard working man has his
last dollar in the bank.
5 We learn that Mr.. Maybury the noted
capitalist and bank stock owner on the
coast owns $50, 900 worth OF the stock,
and Mr.. Plez James, the retired man
ager, about 100000 wosth. Mr.. james
has surrendered all of his private prop
erty in this county to the bank to ee-
cure creditors, but it will go but q short
way. As the stockholders are liable for
the amount of the ehare they hold. Mr..
Maybury will probably be called upon to
offer q healthy contribution. In the
meantime other parties are talking of
starting new bank soon.