The herald., 1893-09-08

class siooMsggis b m T,ts 3 Wits; W;Ss,s srahd 81
m... Cash Harvey; AIcols, bl' m 9. ". Ford;
Race is. running half mile and repeat, 800 0
Belle, br. m, K. B. clifford; Midnight. b. e.,
sSsr%sn lazy SSpp. g. s5 M sslIirs st.nGa oh %
wsss sacs IT, Ss:@ as5 so sSottine tn $sooH X Stanley
gr. b., II. Mccoy; Princeton. b. g., J. =. New
III, III chino % rsncf; a. e. Peter W. b r. ". Msben;
Pasadena Belle, br. m, Wiley & Greedy; Wilkes
Moore, bt; h i; Isds DELANEY syyooAndv
Reed; Pomons, b. h.. n. Latin; Fred Mason, b.
e., L. snodgrass: Jingler, b. m, T. @. Morris.
Nutford, oh. h., p. W. Hodges; Rita, b. M, @.
Race 10, running, two-mile dash, Tor county
saddle horses $75-Consuelo, ch. g., 8 Carri-
zosa, jf.; Poor Bones, CHI. g., 4. o.. Pryor Dan
az. br. g., d. I. Hughes; San Luis, g M. A.
Race 20, running, ~ mile dash, $25O-Capi-
tola: oh. m. A.: stroud; Donna Lila, b. M, d
Johnny, J. M Capps: Nacho B., ch. g. M. A.
Forster; Hook Hooking IT,. 7. A, Case ~
Race 21, trottine, free for sll, $100OnRich
%SaS hoarsso sSss 81 B. WISE M H
Keating g. Ottinger; klamath, Thomas Kay
Race %, 2.ao trot-Declared of.
Race "a Orange county brood mares, 2:50
class, $l00-Maggie, b. m.. 7; wiiiits; Lazy
Florence, b. M. Cash Harvey; Alcola. bi. M, q.
w. FOrus Mluktts U, NQ., II. E. Qhhoncis
The following new races have been opened,
entries to close September 18TH, at which tune
horses must be eligible to class in which they
''s Race sDssssai as' a:4o trot-ssoo.
Race 26, 2:27 rot--$400.
Race 27-5k dash, running, for 2-year. .olds-
$3.50.
Owners please take notice that the foregoing
entries have been accepted.
CA. BRIGGs Sec., Santa Ana.
M NOTES.
The picnic OF the Native Sons and Daughters
comes Off tomorrow at Newport Beach. Will
liam A: Harris will deliver the oration and fine
Manager Joplin, at the worlds fair, asks for
samples from Orange county OF sand su1taDle
10 to- indnoe chicaso capsalists pit to establish
glass factory here.
A. d, Bishop is in Chicago, and has samples
Of citrus fruits, plums and prunes entered for
competition in the worlds fair.
ORANGE.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. A. Pfeiffer OF
Villa Park was seriously injured by cow. The
COW had caived during the day, and she went
out after night to see that all was well 1t at
tackled her, knocking her down and indicting
painful cut and numerous bruises
Mr., Alexander OFT died suddenly as villa Park
on Wednesday morning from heart clot For
two years past he has been manager OF Mont
The cottage on the williams ranch has been
rented by DR.. 3. H. knight. His family expect
to Join him in about three weeks They hail
from Washing ION, ID. @.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Tiffany and Mr.. and Mrs.
K. I. Lee and son Willie, who have been at San
Juan hot springs for couple of weeks, re-
turned last week.
Mrs. E. A. Dial of Long Beach is visiting
Mr. and Mre. g. ii. Bryan of Orange.
Mrs. Wtll II. Bowers, Misses Mollie and Mar
garet Bryan and Miss Rose Davis returned from
the east last night. Miss Luella ana Mr. Frank
bryan are visiting friends in Kentucky and
will remain till about Christmas.
Mr.. George Bryan of Orange lesves for Penn
sylvania university, Philadelphis, on Friday.
He goes to study medicine.
Invitations are out for q social hop to be
given at the College hall, Orange, on Friday
evening. Septem ber 9th.
Mrs. s. NJ. Dearing, who purchased the
Bridges residence on La Veta avenue, Orange,
has also purchased from Mr. M. #. Marsh the
adjoining lot on the west Both sales were
negotiated by Mr.. James Fullerton.