The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-16
SANTA ANA.
The Political Pot Boiling Vigorously.
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The Political Pot Boiling Vigorously
News Notes aud Personals.
SANTA ANA, May l5.-If the psopls Of
Santa Ana do net think the political pot
is boiling, just SEQ here. The following
was procured from COED authority and
can be relied upon. The probable cam
didateI en- the Republican ticket for the
several offices are as follows: For sheriff,
Joe Nichols and Luther Flood district
attorney, j. w. Ballard. Maj. @. 3. Nc
Kelvy and I. N. Everett; county clerk,
b. L. Brock will vsry likely succeed
himself; county superintendent, j. z.
Greeley and S. Armor OF Orange; asses.
sor, John Cubbins; treasurer, G. f.
Mansur, the present incumbent, and X.
L. Harris; tax collector. h. l., Freeman.
Then comes the Office of recorder, with
five good, able bodied aspirants. Their
names are: George Taylor OF the abstract
Office; John w. Morrison, the hardware
man; E. r.. AmeraRe OF Fullerton, and
George Peters; for auditor, j. IL. Hall
will perhaps be his own successor. This
completes the list as far as heard from.
Some OF the back couatry has not been
heard from yet. There may be other
candidates to come forward as soon ae
they know who their opponents are.
The salaries of the several officers run
from $500 to $4,000, This, taken with
the fact that all county office elected
this fall will be for four years, make
them rich plums to get. About the only
consolation in the whole affair ls that
they can't all be elected. Some of these
candidates will be hard to knock out by
the Democrats, but they will be given
ILL ,un "A rOtrr
political circles that will rise to the
surface in few days. A number of an
nouncements will be made in short
time.
Fl. j. Vail of Pasadena is in our city
shaking hands with old friends. He
came down to recuperate his health.
Mrs. Thomas McKe5ver, who has been
in Los Angeles for the past few weeks,
returned home today.
D. w. Swanner & Son have sold out
their grocery store to Spears & Co., who
will continue the business at the old
stand. J. A. Swanner and Will Alexan-
der will be retained as clerks Of the new
firm. The store will be under the man.
agement Of Mr.. Spears, who is thor
ough business man ana has happy fac
ulty OF making people like him, whether
they want to or not.
Frank Thomas, the milkmaa, has
bought him new milk wagon of his
own planning. 1t is a fine looking and
strong one.
Died-In Santa Ana. May IA, Mrs.
Maria Cruise, aged 40 years. Burial
Tuesday, from the residence.
Our rain las. night amounted to about
40-10O of an inch. 1t will do much good
for the pastures, beets and other vege-
tables, and will not hurt the hay to
amount to much.
The following Mssons drove to Pasa-
ma today to assist in starting chapter:
A. J. Wood, R. E. Hewitt, J. s. Hay
wood, 9. d. Ambrose, E. @. Jones, ]. D.
Mills, Charles Starkweather, L. E. Gone,
Sam Hill and @. O. Fife. The above
went in a four-horse bus. DR.. NJ. A.
Menger and DR.. ]. L. Dryer drove over
in buggy this afternoon.
Mrs. Melissa @. Hester of Pasadena,
district deputy grand worthy mstron.
visited the o. f. s. chapter last night
and inspected the work, and after the
chapter closed all went to the banquet
room, where the ladies had prepared a
fine lunch of Strawberries and cream,
cake and coffee. The evening WAS en-
joyed by all the msmbers present.
A child about wears old. pulling a