The herald., 1894-03-06
SANTA ANA.
Union Religious Meetlngs--superior
Court Matters.

C0urC bAAttorks
SANTA ANA, March 6.-The Union meeting
called for Sunday night at spurgeo opera
house was well attended. Every seat was
filed while some were standing. The exer-
cises were commenced by song service, after
which the Rev. Mr.. Flemming offered prayer
Then Mr.. Clark of the NJ. E. church Sunday
school introduced Mr.. VIM. Reynolds OF Hi
nois, field secretary Of the International Sum
day school, who talked for about an hour, and
among the most interesting things in his dis
course was the statistics of the Sunday schools
which were about as follows:
One hundred and thirty-four thousand sun
day schools in the United States 1,3o7 900
teachers and officers and 100000 scholars,
and the Sunday school is but about 100 years
old.
Mr.. Reynolds is quite humorous in his talks
He tells quite good many anecdotes which
keeps audiences In good humor. He said a
man who would come to this country and
leave his religion back where he came from
did not deserve being saved and Il he, was God
he wouldn't save him, either. After the exer-
cises of the evening were over the following
announcements were made. Convention at
NJ. L. church at 10 a. m. and institute at ?.
IN. at the Main street NJ. E. church
The santa Ana and 1usun Young Peoples
society will hold their bi-monthly sunrise
prayer meeting on next Sunday at z o'clock in
the morning al the Christian church.
The regular monthly meeting of the Young
Peoples Prohibition club will meet Tuesday
mig hit in the NJ. L. church at 80 to prepare to
celebrate the Goth birthday of Neal Dow.
The W. C. T. U. will join the above society in
Your correspondent was today informed by
Mr.. c. C. Edinger, chairman OF the county
central committee OF the Peoples party that
there will be county convention called in
April to elect delegates to the state convention
TO be held the 22d of May in sacramento. A
full list OF state officers are to be nominated at
A meeting Of the chamber of commerce will
be held Tuesday evening in y. S. Taylor's law
office.
Mrs. G. H. Walker, who has been sick for so
long, is now able to be out again in her chaise.
The city trustees meet tonight in regular
session, when the appointment of two city
trustees to fill the vacancies caused by the
resignation of J. A. Hankey and R. c. Whit
son win be made.
start for Indiana next Wednesday to take
charge of his manufacturing establishment,
for which he traded his ranch in Santa Ana
Mr. Ball. Of West Liberty, Is., who has been
visiting in Santa Ana for some time, departed
yesterday for Acton, Cal.
Dwight Whiting, of Redondo was in our city
today
The room recently vacated by G. S. Wilson as
grocery, is being fitted up for John Marrison
Mr.. d. Kuffie, who has been in the northern
part of the state for the past five months, re-
turned home saturday.
The case of the state against l. G. Marks
comes up again in the superior court March
9th. The officers were out gathering up wit
Mr. Jerome Tlllotson, who has been sick so
long, is able to be out riding today for the
first time.
There were nine additions to the Baptist
church yesterday
SUPERIOR COURT.
Vaughn VS.. Knowlton ct al. cause set for
trial March 26th at $3.50 am. jury waived by
both parties in open court.
Preble vs. County of Orange; cause set for
trial March 9th at 30 am. /; jury waived by
both parties in open court
Young vs.. Doyl; cause set for trial March
18th at 8 80 am
VIM. BARLEY, who was arrested for mali
ciously killing dog was brought in today,
days in jail. He paid the $40 and is a free
man again.
John Joplin of the Compton New Era was in
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. UT of Tustin have re-
turned from their northern trip and are COM
fortably located on Prospect avenue, Tustin.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The board met as per adjournment. All
members present except J. w. Hawkins. s.
Armor reported that he had Investigated the
case of Carma Para, an orphan, and recon-
mended that she be allowed So per month. On
motion It was so ordered by the board.
board of fish commissioners, which was read
and placed on file.
Communication received from state Sports
mems association, asking the board to ap-
point two delegates to attend convention in
San Francisco. On motion it was SO ordered.
Communication from state viticultural COM
missoners relative to county license was re-
ceived and on motion it was ordered filed.
Petition received from J. A. Buckingham ct
al, praying for the board to close the GER
tain streets and alleysin the town OF Crestlne
The hearing on the above petition was set for
March 26, 1894, at 10 o'clock a m, and the
clerk instructed TO advertise according to
law.
Moved by s. Armor that the deed from
Dwight Whiting to the county of Orange for
a road in the Trabuca road district be accepted
and the auditor be instructed to draw war
rant IN favor of Dwight Whiting for 1920 on
general fund.
In re fair. commissioners, Chairman Yoch
reported that the committee appointed to
audit the accounts OF the worlds fair commit
tee had completed their work and found every
thing correct and on motion of S. Armor the
report was ccepted and the worlds fair com
mittee discharged.
Treasurer's report auditors report and Joint
report OF the auditor, district attorney and
chairman of the board OF supervisors, was
read and ordered filed.
On motion of Armor the following sums were
ordered transferred. From the general road
fund to the Buena park fund, $3.50; to Ana
heim, 5000; to Westminster, 1865; duly sec
onded and carried.
The pastor of the Holiness church appeared
and asked for the use of the park for the camp
meetings from April goth to May 1st Moved
by Armor that the request be granted pro-
vided that they left the premises in as good
condition as when they got them.
Adjourned.