The herald., 1894-12-04
SANTA ANA.
CONCLUSION OF THE CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR CONVENTION.
Procs sdings of the Board of supsrvis.
ors-M arriags Liesssss Issusd.
Local News Hap
ponings.

ponings.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 3.-The final session
Of the Christian Endsavor was held
last night.
Miss Flora Scsrritt of Orange handed
in her resignation ss corresponding SEQ.
retary, and by unanimous consent of the
nominating committee Miss Phn be
Jones of Garden Grove was re-elscted to
fll the vacancy. Miss Jones has been
the secretary for the past three or four
years, and has given the best of satisfac-
tion. Her election was greeted with
applause.
A telegram was received from the En-
dsavor society Of Alameda county
sending greeting to the Southern CALI
fornia convention. An anthem by q
chorus and orchestra was rendered to
the satisfaction of the whole audience.
The fret part of the session was q serv-
ice OF song and prayer, and by O'Clock
the large opera house was filed to over
flowing. there being fully 2000 people
present.
Miss Anna Olney of this city sang .
beautiful sacred solo that WAS appreci-
ated thoroughly. DR.. Chapman was
then introduced and for an hour and
half held the vast audience as SPELL
bound. He delivered an excellent ad-
dress. DR.. Chapman has Q good dsliv-
cry ana could be heard to tho remotest
part OF the large room. Mr.. Price,
the retiring president. thanked the poo.
pie OF Santa Ana for their assistance.
in making this the best convention ever
held in the state. Il was q great sue.
cess. He paid high compliments to
Miss Jones for her untiring efforts on
behalf OF the convention; sleo. the En-
deavorers of Santa Ana and Tustin for
tho efficient work done by them, and
the executive committee of the Endeav.
orers. This ended the most successful
convention OF the kind ever held in the
state. The convention next year will be
held in Pomona.
A son of @. L. White OF Ell Toro was
thrown from a burro Sunday and broke
both bones of his arm.
SUPERVISORS.
The board met today with all present.
Applications for saloon licenses under
ordinance No. IL were received from G.
B. HugRins and Ole Jensen of Fullerton,
and ON motion Of Armor the applica-
tions were rejected.
On motion of Armor the tax collector
was instructed to turn over all the money
collected for taxes for the city OF Santa
Ana. less $3.50 for expenses for collecting.
Mrs. Shaw Of Ell Toro appeared before
the board in behalf Of little 4.year.old
who was deserted by Rev. J. G. Crouch.
The matter was referred to Supervisor
och with power to act.
Demands on the county for the late
election were next taken up. The board
10 allowing from s6 to SO, according to
the work done. These demands, to-
gethsr with the usual monthly demands,
are more than could be looked into in
one day. 80 they will meet again to-
morrow to finish them.
NOTES.
just before the death of Mr.. T, Kent
of Villa park, ne decided his property to
Mrs. Kent. his wife.
The Peoples party ran their cam pagn
in this county at cost of 800.
Marriage licenses were Issued today to
Lsvi W. Ponder, aged %. OF Orange, and
Mics Dells Cormack, aged II, OF Olive.
order OF parent was necessary to secure
license. ]. g. Harrison, aged 4S, of
Anaheim, and Jennie L. Carter OF West
minister.
Levi W. Ponder and Della Cormack
we're married today by q. E. Freeman.
A county teachers' institute will
be held next Saturday, December Sth.
at the Highland school building. Prof.
n n Kavoa ~ Throo-
preeent. Prof. Charles A. Kunou, who
has charge of the Sloyd work, will give
an exposition Of his work to the teach
ers OF this county.
j. L. Wallace was admitted to citizen.
ship today.
James Trew has not closed his restsu-
rant, as stated in these columns a few
days ago. He only went to larger quar-
ters.
About 800 pounds OF Holsters, caught
at Newport. were shipped to Los An
geles today.
The Rev. E. R. Watson of the Unity
society rendered his resignation to the
congregation yesterday, to take effect in
March. He expect to accept position
in an educational institution.
P. B. Spears and family moved to Los
Angeles today, where Mr.. Spesrs and
Mr.. j. W. Montague have formed part.
nership in the real estate and insurance
business.
Miss Ervs Bear, who is attending
school in Los Angeles, spent Thanks.
giving st Newport, her home.
The new management of the Daily
Evening Blade came out today with
their first number, making a remark
ably fine appearance and much i'm
proved in every way.