The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-20
SANTA ANA.
The Library Benefit Performsnce-Lecal
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The Library Benefit Performsnce-Lecal
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SANTA ANA, June l9.-The charming
actress, Miss Maud Durbin, will make
her first appearance in this city at the
library benefit next week. Miss Johanna
Tucholsky, the great dramatic artist,
l, will also assist Modjesks in making this
the most attractive entertainment ever
given in Santa Ana.
The rolling stock Of the Santa Ana,
Fairview and Pacific railway will be put
on the Chino valley road this week.
Some of the rolling stock has been at
Fairview for the past five years without
any rail connections with any place. the
track having been taken up several years
ago.
The prospect for a successful field
day next Saturday by the Orange County
Athletic ASSOCIATION ia very fsttering.
A great many more entries have been
made then Was expected. The sport
promises to be exciting in the extreme.
Mr.. II. E. Bunday received the prizes
today won by him at the bicycle races in
Los Angeles May 30th. One ia a silver
cup, gold lined, nicely engraved, first
prize for one mile bicycle race in 2:40
class. The other prize is silver cup,
gold lined, with figure of a woman on
either side and a spread eagle cover, for
first prize in two-mile handicap bicycle
race.
The report OF the attempted suicide in
Los Angeles yesterday OF Lillian Russell
the Santa Ana people, as she was well
y q ral a
The city board of trustees met last
night, with q full board present. The
president of the city beard OF education
appeared before the city trustees and
asked the board to approve deed from
r. J. Blee and wife to the City of Santa
Ana school district for the grounds re-
Gently sold to the city for a school house
site. The same was referred to the city
attorney, TO report at the next regular
meeting.
Ordinance 191 was read for the second
time and passed. This ordinance pro-
vides for screens and chairs and tables,
if wanted, in the saloons, but no gam
bling or card rooms shall be maintained
by any saloon, but the business shall be
transacted in one room only. The next
question taken up was an ordinance to
regulate the business OF fakirs or hawk
ers ON the streets of Santa Ana. Here
toforc the license was So per day or IS
per quarter, but this was changed to 50
per day or $50 per year. This covers all
street peddlers of all kinds, except
those who are soliciting for established
businesses.
Miss Hattie Baker, the accomplished
local editor of the Standard, entertained
q number OF her friends in a delightful
manner last evening at her homo. Pro-
gressive high Ave was the order OF the
evening. Ernest Chrisman was award
cd first prizs for the gentlemen, and
Miss Bertha Campbell captured the first
prize for the ladies, while Mics Mary
Carpenter and Will Ross-Lewin had TO
be content with the BOBBY prizes. Re-
freshments were served ana all voted
Miss Baker most charming entertainer.
Those present were Misses Anna Kerr
noddle, Nina Roper, May Carpenter.
Bertha Carpenter, Cora Lewis, Carton,
Edith Hogle, Ora Ball. Bertha and Hat
tie Baker, Messrs. Jack Porter, DR.. De
Wore, Will Ross-Lswin, Carton, Ernest
Craftsman, ]. Booth Joplin and Horace
Fine.
Miss Myrtle Edwards will open q
school August 1st in the
Chandler block.
Superintendent ]. ?. Greeley is con.
Quoting the examination exercises OF
teachers at the high school rooms. as
sisted by the mbers of the board OF
education. Thirteen applicants for GER
tifcates were registered.
Living whist is coming to the front In |
great shape and promises to be q very |
snjoyable entertainment. 1t will take |