The herald., 1894-02-06
SANTA ANA.


Local News and Personal Matters-The
Supervisors.
SANTA ANA, Feb. 5.-Mrs. A. J.
Lowner of the western part of the city,
gave very pleasant party to her lady
friends this afternoon. This, with sew
eral other features yet to be held, will
keep social circles astir for some time to
come.
Mr.. G. A. Edgar has gone to San Ber-
nardino to visit for few days.
Mr.. Ed Tediord went to Los Angeles
today.
About midnight last night the Chinese
broke loose in their celebration of the
Chinese New Year and today all the
Chinese are in holiday attire.
The HERALD correspondent was mis-
taken az to the ruling of Judge Towner
in the case of Plez James and the
cashler OF the defunct Apaheim bank.
1t was not ON account Of the statement
being made on holiday, as stated, but
the sworn statement as to the condition
Of the bank should have been az to the
condition of the bank on the Goth OF
June and not on the I'D or any other
day than that the law calls for.
standing of the bank on the 30th of
June, according to law, but it was an
other date altogether, consequently the
law does not require statement on any
other date but June 80 and December 81.
Mary Smith, the colored women ar
rested for being drunk on the streets
the other day, was brought before Judge
George E. Freeman and fined $50, and
sentence withheld until she could get
out of the city.
Company will hold an election to-
night to elect one first lieutenant, and if
the present second lieutenant IL pro-
NOTED by election to first there will be
one second lieutenant to be elected.
Over the HAST named there ia great
deal of interest taken, as there are two
aspirants, W. W. Bergher and Nate
Ulm. Both men will make good officers
for the place.
Last night little Geo. Shirley was
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The regular meeting Of the board of
supervisors was held today. President
Yoch in the chair. All members were
present.
F. D. Daniel asked leave to cut down
shade trees on Center street, Tustin.
Referred to Supervisor Tedford.
W. 3. Bartlett protested against the
practice of allowing the cutting of
shade trees on county highways.
Major O. 8. McKelvy appeared before
the board and presented the claims of
Judge Freeman and Constable Preble
Tor fees which the board has refused to
allow for some months past.
lie urged that the fees were due under
the law and that it was unjust to keep
them out OF the money.
John A. CLARK. A. T. Armstrong and
other residents of Palermo petitioned
the board to reconsider their decision
which detached them from the Newport
school district and added them to the |
Fairview district.
John Steed. one of the petitioners,
urged that there is particularly good
teacner at Newport, and they did not
want their children removed.
On motion of Mr.. Armor, the motion
was denied.
M. j. Bundy said the worlds fair COM
mission w,s ready to file a report and
turn over the property left in its hands.
including the balance OF cash in the
bank. There was also quantity of
boxes and jars to be dispored of.
Yoch suggested that these Jars might
be turned over to the chamber of com.
MERGE, to be used for public purposes.
Armor suggested turning over the
property to the Orange County Fair
association. He added: 1t would
% a little encouragement to the Fair
association to give them a chance to
lave something besides horse racing.
he proposition was agreed to.
oherin Lacy presented bill for mile ,
ge outside of the county for taking a ,
atient to the insane asylum. He said
10 was out $500 conveying prisoners to
he state prison or the insane asylum.
nd would have to wait until the legis-
ature makes on appropriation to reim-
urse him. AS he understood the law r
DO county was liable for half the mile I
&c in the cases of insane persons.
The district attorney holds that the q
neriH is not entitled to mileage from h
10 county. The matter WAS referred to n
le district attorney.
L. u. Marks will have his second trial a
a March 9th. Z.
The executive committee of the Santa d
ma and Justin Young Peoples society q;
III meet tomorrow evening at O'Clock,
the office of W. S. Taylor. o.
Mrs. Vene CLOSER and two of her :
~5--~~> -%AA 1Atbs CAQl0 uAACudbl Ol ia
aporte. Ind, cousins of Clarence b,
,rker, are staying at the Brunswick, at
citing Mr.. Parker's family.
Mrs. Lucia ]. Chaffee OF Garden Grove n,
cd yesterday, aged "a years. She will al
buried tomorrow in the Anaheim
metery. bs
Mrs. William Taylor ia visiting her be-
other, johnson Clement, of this city.
Robert Dull. Robert Moffett and Mr., r,
aisell are engaged in putting in the an
ment sidewalk between Fourth and on
ret streets on Main. or
Recorder Bowers recorded ~ instru-
,nts today. tw
The Pasadena Star has the following '"
'tsy concer-ing the result OF the ON
Their = Brown trial: or,
hr. McLachian, attorney for defend
), has perfected an appeal Of the case gr,
we supreme court and feels confident or,
'stAiniH . reversal Of the decisiea Of