The herald., 1894-07-29
SANTA ANA.

Candidates Announce Themse1vss-The
San Joaquin Rsuche Company.
SANTA ANA, July 2S.-We have often
heard the people of Santa Ana remark
that they would go to Catalina if they
could only return the same day. That
opportunity is offered to the people OF
Santa Ana and vicinity one week from
next Tuesday, August 7th, whom the
steamer Hermosa will leave the New
port wharf at about s O'Clock in tho
morning and return the came evening
to connect with the Newport trein. The
fare is only $3.50 for the round trip fro n
Santa Ana. Mr.. George P. Bsssonett
has charge Of the tickets and excursion
tickets should be secured of him or at
the company's Office, 4l2 Main street.
j. S. Painter of Pacific Grove, q former
Santa Ana citizen, is in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Montague have
gone to Long Beach to remain about 10
days.
NJ. D. sheby of Morrilton, Ark, is
spending few days with his old friend,
D. II. Thomas. Mr.. Shelby is special
Indian agent for the Pacific coast.
The following we'll known people OF
this county have announced themselves
as candidates for Office, subject to the
Republican convention: 81. W. Ohyno-
weth and J. w. Ballard. district attor-
ney; D. I. Brock, clerk: J. III. Hall,
auditor; J. @. Nichols, sheriff; r. L,
Freeman, tax collector: Frank Vegely,
assessor; d. G. McClay and Frank Ely,
treasurer, George E. Peters, recorder,
and the friends of our townsmar, O. d.
Ambrose, will bring out his name for the
assembly.
w. H. Bowers has announced his
name for recorder and ]. @. Joplin for
treasurer, subject to the Democratic
convention
1t is getting about time for the whole
force TO be out on both sides, when the
fire will begin to fly. Party lines will
be obliterated, and people will vote for
the men and not the party.
Your correspondent WAS handed
clipping cut from an eastern paper the
other day concerning Sam Dungau as q
popular ball player. Sam had been
changed from one club to another. ad
finally the Detroit club telegl aphed Sam
to come and play with them. Sam at
once started, and the following is an ex-
tract from the article describing the
way Sam was received: "Never since
league in Detroit was q man greeted
with such boisterous delight, such bub-
bling Joy, such shouts of applause as
was Sammy as he stepped up to bat to
formally open the ball game. AS soon
as Sammy stepped to the plate there
was stir in the frat base bleachsrs,
where the Tribune compositors occupied
the first row, and Foremen Harris of
a neat little speech, presented him with
a magnificent floral bat, amid the great
est applause, while in another place
hung banner with this inscription:
Welcome home
We are proud of DUNCAN for the rea-
con that he is Santa Ana boy and one
OF the best ball players in the United
States.
Hermosa chapter No. 105, o. E. S.,
will meet in regular seasion next Mon
day night.
J. w. Morrison is another candidate
heard from. He announces himself for
recorder, subject to the Republican
convention.
The large meteor econ in the northern
sky last evening all over the state was
plainly seen here by a number OF people.
The trail was distinctly seen for about
twenty minutes after the brilliant meteor
was gone.
Since the filing OF tho water suit
sgsint the San joaquin ranch. the ranch
company have made transfer of all the
property included in the ranch to the
Irwin company, corporation organized
under the laws of West Virginia recently.
The stockholders are John A. Thayer,
H. P. Dovonshire. Breton Mcdonald, A.
Il. johnson and F. H. Scott. The cor
poration has a capital stock OF IS, ,00O,
000 with only $500 subscribed.