The herald., 1893-09-22
SANTA ANA.
The Wool Market Demoralfzed-Super-
visors in Session.

The Wool Market Demorhlfzed-super-
visors in Session.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 2l.--The wool men
are about the most disconsolate class OF
people in Orange county at the present
sime. This comes from the fact that
they have not yet sold any OF the fall
clip of wool. 1t is all off the backs of
the sheep and sacked, but the wool
ouyer is minus. In conversation with a
wool grower yesterday HERALD repre-
sentative was informed that the clip was
heavy and the quality good.
The wool crop OF Orange county is
about 70, 900 sacks this fall, and If this
sould be turned into money would create
better times. Buyers are expected,
nowever, in very ehort time.
IN THE RIVER BED.
Sixty hands are at work in the bed OF
che Santa Ana river cutting out brush
and doing other work in the way OF
cleaning and Strengthening the channel.
Tomorrow Surveyor Finley will put on q
large number of men, and by the begin.
ming of next week 100 men will be at
york.
The job will last for 60 days, and when
It is finished, all danger from overflow
will be done awaywith. Surveyor Finley
tays he has experienced no trouble in
occurring help, and says he has had more
applications for work than he can nils
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.
The board of supervisors met today
al the members being present.
The surveyor reported that he had re-
seived bids for lumber for the river
work as follows:
The Newport Lumber company offers
tough merchantable redwood lumber,
assorted sizes, at SIS per thousand 8.
bot redwood, AKA, SIS per thousand.
The San Pedro Lumber company Of
Isrs rough redwood, assorted sizes,
1880 per thouaand; 8foot redwood,
lx4, $14 so per Thousand.
The bid Of the Newport Lumber COM
pany was accepted.
No other business was transacted, and
1he board went III q body to inspect the
siver work.
BIG CAMP.
The Seventh Day Adventists of South
srn California are holding their annual
;amp-meeting here, and Spurgeon's 8
park ia city Of tents, as so are on the
lquare. The meeting will last Tor six
lays, and the following programme will
pc observed daily: a4s
Rising bell, s a., M. prayer and social
meeting, 5 80 a. M; breakfast. 6 a. m. !;
district meeting, s q. m.; preaching,
0:30 a. M; dinner, p. M; preaching,
.:3O p. m.; youthe' and children'a
meeting. 5 p. m.; preaching, z: 80 p.
b.; retiring bell. 8 80 p. m.
Fully 800 visiting members are in the
sity. stsa
ORANGE NOTES. mi
On Wednesday evening number OF
members of the Orange Public Library
association gathered at the residence Of
Miss Josln for the purpose of bidding
sdieu to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Tener.
After refreshments were served the
president, Rev. w. r. Pos, the first ex-
president. DIR. John G. Mccoy, and ex-
president d. G. Pixley, each made a
Ihort talk upon the advantages Of o
public library and reading room in a
community. During his remarks, and
In behalf of the association, DIR. Mccoy
made useful and handsome presenta-
tion to the exslibrarian and his wife.
rhe library WAS established through the
Efforts OF Mr.. Tener in 1886; now has
1850 volumes and we'll stocked reading
loom. Arrangements are made for turn
ng it over 70 the city OF Orange.
Miss Prince Bipber arrived home on
tuesday, after four months' visit in
he east. She is quite i'll.
The Bank OF Orange has brought suit
fgainst the Orange, Mcpherson and Ell
nodena Street Railway company, o. r.
Chubb, George w. Moore, W. G.. Me-
phsrson, Joel B. Parker and I. j. Lock-
ta,t to recover $3.50, the balance due on
promiesory note made by the railway
company and endorsed by the other de-
endants.-[ -[Orange News.
Mr.. W. f. Smell, who has been here
or about two months, started yesterday
or his home at Strathroy, Canada. He
las been visiting his brother, Mr.. A. +.
SMELL.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
sill give clipping social'' at the guild
DOM, Orange, on Tuesday evening, Sep
ember 28th.
The city has adopted bicycle ordi-
snce. 1t went into effect Monday.
SANTA ANA BREyITIEs.
Thirty new box stalls are being built
it the race track.
The Olive Touring mills are now run
aing night and day.
The work of poisoning ground equir-
els is now going on at the San Joaquin
nnch.
Hereafter the early morning train
ever the Santa Fe on Sundays will be
iiecontinued.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Flood have gone to
-os ANGELES, where they will locate.
Judge Bacon Of Capistrano is in town.
The peanut crop Of Orange county will
80 large one this year, and is now be-
ng dug.
Rev. p. A. McIntier of the Mains street
retnodist church, ia in attendance at
he conference in the Angel city.
Tho Twilight patent company has
lrought ent against Dix Cartwell Of
custin for infringemant Of their n..a:s..
Mrs. ii. s. Williams Of Orange. aged
2 years, died yesterday.
j. X. Kaine has sold bis crop OF hops
or 10 cents per pound.
In the case Of Porter Va. Ryan, judg-