The herald., 1893-06-01
SANTA ANA.
winners OF the Events at the Race Track.
Local Happenings.

winners OF the Events at the Race Track.
Local Happenings.
SANTA ANA, May 31.-rhe receipts at the race
course yesterday were 81 10. Following is a
list OF the winners in the several events
Fifty-yard foot raee-Clyde Mickey.
standing high kick-Taz Harin, 2 feet
inches.
Running high jump-H. G. Head, feet
inches
seconds.
Running high kick-Taz Harlin, feet 81
Running broad jump-H @. Head, 18 feet 6
Boys race under IL years Fred Farrar
touched the string first, but the race was given
to Hal Mccullough, as Farrar had not entered
for the rsce until after his arrival on the ground
yesterday
Oae-huudred yard foot race-Clyde Mickey,
standing broad jump with weights-o. Reed.
Hop, step and jump-Abner Wood, Al feet
inches
Two hundred and twenty-yard run-H. @.
Head, 271& seconds.
Throwing 15-pound hammer-Mosbaugh, 81
feet, 71< inches.
one hundred yard handicap-Harmon won
wi h three yards handicap.
Boys race, 100 yards-Joseph Lugo, 11sz sec
onds.
Fo1r-mile bicycle race, handicap, six starters
-Bundy, scratch; Freeman, 90 yards; Cole,
quarter OF mile; spangler, three-eighths of
mile; Reed and Field, half mile. Field won
in 1889; Spangler, second.
Four hundred and fortyyard dash-H. O.
Head.
Little girls race-MaggIe Head.
The mile relay race was not 30 interesting as
it would have been with opposing te.ms en-
tered. there was but one team, which won in
minutes and 20 second
A tug of war for all who cared to test their
strength closed the days sport.
FIRE-wATER CAUSES A FIRE.
G. Her got on an ornamental jag yesterday
afternoon, and made himself SO disag eeable
that 1t became necessary to lock him up in the
city jail He had ridden his horse into the
doorway of house and attempted to assault
the owner of the building. Last evening, as
Mr.. Cogburn was on his way to police head
quarters, ne discovered smoke issuing from the
jail. On opening the door he found the room
filled with smoke, and he door facing. the floor
and part of the b9d covering on fire. The IRE
was extinguished just in time to prevent the
extinguishment of life in the prisoner, who
soul BY burning the jail He was fued $40 by
Justice Freeman this afternoon when brought
into court on charge OF disturbing the peace
NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert of Orange, Mr. and Mrs.
E. R. Watson Mr.. e. z. Keech and Mrs. Lucy
stone go loday to Pomona to attend the Unita-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Seegar returned last Mon
day fron tue east, where they have been for
two months
James McFaddsn has returned from San
Francisco
H. scott and family of Prairie Grove, Ark,
arrived in Santa Ana last evening, with the in
tention of making this their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hickey of San Luis Obispo
county, who lived in Santa Ana IL years ago,
have been calle3 re bs the serious illness OF
Mrs. Hickey's father, ]. > Iamison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs O.
Voss, w DillahaD, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Psine
Miss L. Easton and Mrs. @. O. Fife are spending
the day At Laguna.
The X P.'s who went to San Diego yesterday
arrived home at L O'CLOCK last night.
Mrs. r. W. Rowell spent yesterday in San
Diego, visiting her husband.
tion in siverside. ieft Tor that place to- ssy
Miss Matte Anderson, who has been visiting
friends here, returned to Pasadena today.,
ri Az zaPHRqau want - To- - - tafau -
q. J. Barber, aged 65 years resident of Ian
caster, and Eta NJ. Burnham, aged 40 years,
resident of Madison, New York. after having
procured the requisite licsnss. last evening
went to the sdence of Rev. y. J. Fleming and
were married.
r. Q wickham has returned from Hanford
He has been assisting in the organization of
DR.. FulIer's place, near Tustin, was sold Today
for $4,000.
Thirty one de- ds, consideration $29, 900 were
recorded this week
J. s. Pitman's address to the Gordon Granger
post of Orange, last evening, is reported = have
been fine one College hail was we'll filed TO
hear it.
Mrs ]. O. franklin and son will leava for
Kansas to visit their old home tomorrow.
Miss Viola Hines is visiting Miss Florence
Brown In Pasadena.
license to wed was issued today to VIM L.
Hale, aged 80 years. and Dora Bosche, aged 22
years, both residents of Plscentia
4, Fisener appeared before Justice Freeman
fight duel. The time for examination was set
Tor Friday, June I'd.