The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09
SANTA ANA.

Bicyclists Protest Against an Ord nance.
Prohibitionists Fighting.
SANTA ANA, May 8.-The bicycle ordi-
nance was last night given benefit by
the bicy OF the city, About 80 or
40 wheels were in line, decorated with
Chinese lanterns. old lanterns, and in
fact most any kind of lantern. es.
pecially if it was ungainly and awkward
looking. Bells OF every description were
used and az the ordinance reads any
kind of bell that will ring will fill the
requirements Of the law, and the object
of the wheelmen last night was to make
the ordinance seem as ridiculous as pos
sible. Harry Bundy was captain OF the
gang, and as they moved off they made
a very unique appearance. After giving
the city full benefit of this clang and
neise they went to Orange and Tustin,
keeping up the tumult all the while.
Seme had cow bells, some triangles,
gong bells, and in fact anything that
would ring was brought into service.
and such din has not been heard since
the ratification of Cleveland's election.
The ordinance alluded to compes every
bicycle to carry q lantern by night and
bell by day. The bell must be rung
three times before passing vehicle or
pedestrian at least 100 feet before meet
ing them, and wheelmen muet turn to
the right at least 100 feet before passing
said vehicle or pedestrian. The ordi-
nance 10 so framed that it appears to be
impossible to carry out it's provisions
and the wheelmsn are making 1t as
ridiculoua aa they can to get it re-
pealed. ss+as %
Mr.. f. HI. True OF San Francisco, gen.
eral agent for tbs Renters Cooperative
Investment company, is in our city the
guest of Mr.. CHARLES Stsrkweather.
Mrs. 3. Goldsmfth was called to Los
Angeles today, On account etthe serious
illness OF Mrs. A. Goldsmith.
Misses E. Hammond and AIDA
Nickles, beth OF this city, will about
July lat start on q trip to Sydney, Aus
tralis. These two young ladies have
made up their minds to see the world,
and have concluded to set sail for sgd
nsy frat. and frdm thors they will deter
mine where to 20 next. 1t will be q
grand journey for THEM.
Mrs. E. o. and Mamie Mefntire have
returned home from tive months visit
with friends in Ohio and Psansylvania.
y. Il. vaughn hha II. Hls 0fibWolu ol
Garden Grove shot match at 30 blae
rocks. Vaughn broke 40 and Griswold
broke Al. Vaughn used Winchester
gun.
Married, May 9Th. by Judge George
E. Freeman, William Willisms, aged ~.
and Carrie G. Stevens, aged 20, both
parties from Los Angeles.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Schorn ct al. vs.. Mitchell ct al.--Order
made directing the clerk to pay to r. Y.
Williams, receiver, $36 out of funds in
his hands.
Vaughn We. Knowlton ct al.-This
cause came on for further trial, all
parties in court. Defendant McCheaney
moved for nen-suit. The motion was
granted. Plaintiff moved to reopen the
case for further evidence, but the motion
was denied. Plaintiff excerpts. A de-
cree was ordered in favor Of the plain
tiff as against all the defendants except
McChsoney. Reporters fees, So.
Blsckingten We. Willitts-Causs set
for trial May 22d, at 8 80 q. m. by con-
aent OF all psrtise thereto.
The Unity clus will meet Wednesday
at 80. in Congregational hall.
The Populists are TALKING of tha FEAST
bility OF starting o paper to advocats
their cause during the campaign.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
AT the meeting OF the board this morn.
ing large crowd assem- bled to SEQ what
thsy would do concerning the ordinance
removing the screams, chairs. tables, ETC.,
from all ealoons in the county. The re-