The herald., 1894-05-10
SANTA ANA.

A Falling on In tho NumDor OF bonool
ChiIdren-Notes.
SANTA ANA, May GA letter from L.
Gildmacher states that he and his FAM
lily will sail for Germany from New
York tomorrow (Thursday) morning.
While in the city OF Washington he
visited the president and had social
time with him.
Col. E. E. Edwards of Los Angeles was
in our city today on important business,
looking we'll and hearty as ever.
Died-In Santa Ana, May 9th, Miss
Nancy Brown, aged 80 years and 2
months. Miss Brown was an aunt OF
Mrs. d. Halliday, where she made her
home. The funeral will take place Fri
day, at 2 p. M, at the residence, on East
First street.
The ladies OF the Maccabees will give
dinner on Decoration day in the Lacy
house dining room. A good dinner for
two bits.
B. f. Conway will locate in San Ber-
nardino and fit up photograph gallery.
San Bernardino will find Mr.. Conaway
@ good citizen and fine artist.
The marshal today arrested man
named Keller for robbing game prac-
ticed on one Beech. Keller is in Jail.
There are others implicated in the rob-
berry and more arrests are expected.
The Saint Cecilia societies OF Santa
Ana and Orange have joined together
and will give two concerts in the near
future, one in Orange and one in Santa
Ana. Mrs. Spencer of Tustin is drilling
the singers in Westward Ho, by Joseph
Roeckel. This will be q fine musical
treat for the music loving people OF this
community.
During the bicycle parade Monday
night, on North Main street, George
Phelps horse became scared and upset
the buggy, throwing out George and an
other man. The horse then ran away,
but got stuck in the mud whore they had
irrigated, doing no damage besides
breaking the buggy top and bruising the
men somewhat.
Charles Grouard has begun burning q
large kiln of brick in the northwestern
port of the city.
Mics Mary A. Smith, sister of A. Guy
Smith OF Tustin, started for her home in
Connecticut Monday evening.
the midMihMIsEfa iepd Mr. iai Al g. Bowers started for
The following liquor licenses have ussu
granted in Santa Ana j. A. Jones, c..
Miller, Walter st. John, Felipe Zerate,
A. E. Trowbridge, Adolph Fisher, L.
Gildmacher.
In Anaheim there were IL licenses
granted, three in Yorba and four in Cap
ietrano.
The board OF education met last night
Secretary Perham reported in regard to
the court house grounds and said the
supervisors would not rent the premises
to anyone who would be objectionab BILE
to the school. A stack OF applications
vera presented for positions on the roa-
ter OF teachers, but no action was taken.
The bids for school house site offered
some time ago were rejected. New bids
for site will be called for. In regard
to new school house it is impossible
to please everyone. Some want the
building placed near the main building,
while others want it built where it will
accommodate the most scholars. The
school children for this year have fallen
to 81 less than last year. Our popula-
tion has been growing all the time.
Where are they?
The Third ward comes to the front
with S62 children. This means Third
ward school house in the near future.
The whole number OF school children
this year is 1908; last year it was 1899,
We have 475 little ones under years
old.
The following is the program me for
Sunday, May 81, to be observed by
Sedgwick post, G. A. R., and w. R. O..
The post and corps will Assem- BILE at the
post room at 80 p. m. for the purpose
OF marching to the M. E. church. ON
Main street, atten led by the drum
corps, to attend divine services. Music
by the choir, under direction of Conrad
Packard. Upon the conclusion of the
services the post will retire from the
church in the order in which it entered.
followed by the W. r. c.. and return to
the post room, where it will break
ranks. An invitation will be sent to
each minister in the city.
Programme for May 80: Sedgwick
post, &. A. R., and ". r. @. will as
semble at the post room at 80 a. M,
each comrade wearing q mourning
badge and bouquet.
The W. r. @. will furnish flowers for
decoration and designate the children
to assist in decorating, furnishing such
transportation for them as in their
opinion ia necessary. The post commit
tee on transportation will furnish trans
p0rtation Tor flowers only. At 8 a. m.
the post will form column in post room
and, preceded by the drum corps, march
lett in front west on Fourth street to
West street. counter march by file left,
thence east on Fourth street to Main.
thence north on Main to Baptist church.
where carriages will be taken for the
cemetery. Post will reform on south
west corner OF the cemetery grounds
and march to G. A. r. monument,
forming hollow square around the
monument ground. where the exercises
according to the ritual will take place,
followed by the decoration OF the graves
of our dead comrades.
AFTERNOON.
The post and w. r. @. will assemble
ct the post room at l 80 p. m. At2
p. m. the post will lorna column in the
post room and march right in front to
NeilPs hall to listen to an address by
Comrada pittiuoer and othor oxoro;.as