The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02
SANTA ANA.
May Day Picnic Local News Notes OF
Interest.

May Day Picnic Local News Notes OF
Interest.
SANTA ANA, May MAY Day in
Santa Ana opened with light fog, just
enough to MAKE 1t cool and pleasant.
At an early hour the roads were lined
with teams OF all kinds aud bicycles,
going either to the seashore or TO the
cations. The most striking feature of
this kind was the Balsa picnic party.
consisting OF three four-horse wagons
and number of other rigs with COM
missary wagon bringing up the rear.
One team wore an old-time cow.bell. The
whole made rather quaint appearance
going through our streets and bound for
the canon. The boys and girls looked
just as bright and happy as if they had
been riding in chsriots.
Ded.-In Tustin. April Both, George
H. Cartmell, aged "a years, son of DR..
N. Cartmell, one of our most prominent
citizens. The funeral will take place at
the residence in Tnstin tomorrow
"Wednesday at 2 o. CLOCK p.m., Rev. w.
B. Burrows officiating.
A New Jersey man, hearing OF the
proposed ice plant to be put in in Santa
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enterprise and offered to take a hall
interest in the plant.
Mr.. d. Young OF Pasadena, formerly q
prominent banker Of Iowa, was shaking
hands with old friends on our streets
today. He says he feels more ct home
in Santa Ana than in any other place.
Today the Western Union Telegraph
company has reduced the rates from 80
n An anrtn nnfta nnnnhaf Mt
towns in California.
Mrs. &. III. Walker, on North Syea-
more street, is reported quite sick.
@. ID. Ambrose will hold public AUG
ton on West Fourth street tomorrow
"wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
We may look for quite demonstra-
ton next Monday when the bicycle ordi-
nance goes into effect. The next move
will be to compel sail the rigs drawn by
horses to have headlight at night and
q bell to ring in tho daytime. What is
sauce for the goose, etc.
G. G. Smith and Carrie r. Jones were
married today.
The Commercial bank stockholders
held meeting Saturday night, and the
following directors were slectsd: D.
Halliday, G. ]. Mosbaugh, N. Palmer,
L Aak 0oNkOA ohA Ds We ohiCoAhs AAOAe
wss no change in the officers OF the
bank. fs
A special meeting OF the board of gu
pervisers is called for next Thursday, to
take some action on the saloon ordinance
just passed by the board. 1t seems 70
be obnoxious to great many.
RACES AT THE FAIR GROUND.
The third race yesterday was between
klamath, record 2:131s; Jingler, record
2:151s, and Richmond first race.
Richmond had the pole, klamath sec.
ond and Jingler third place.
First hest--Klamath first, Jingler Sec
ond and Richmond third; time. 2:19.
Second heat-Jingler frat. klamath
second, Richmond third; time, 2:23R
Third heat--Klamath first, Jingler
second, Richmond third; time, 2:l94.
HALF MILE RACE.
This race was between Jenny June,
Ketchem and Black PAGER.
First heat-Jenny June had the pole,
Ketchem second, and Black Pacer third
place. Jennie June was first. Ketchem
second, and Black PAGER third; time,
:061a. Black PAGER was excused on ac-
count of lameness from the remainder
of the race.
Second heat--Ketchem first, Jennie
June second: time, 1l014. At this
time the races were not over.