The herald., 1894-04-18
SANTA ANA.
A New Folder The Question OF ProhibI-
tion Again.

A New Folder The Question OF ProhtbI-
tiOn again.
SANTA ANA, April 1.-THE chamber
OF commerce has just got out several
Thousand new folders, calling the atten-
ton OF the readers to the advantages
OF Orange county. On the frat page is
a map OF Southern California, in which
is shown Orange county, its position,
and Santa Ana, the county seat. The
little folder will do much good for this
county, and is credit to both the
printer and the person who furnished
the copy. They are to be distributed
at the midwinter fair and in various
other ways. Every one ahould coop
crate with the chamber Of commerce in
giving these folders as wide circula-
tion as possible.
The HERALD this morning gave space
to an article from San Francisco, stating
that four ostrich chicks were hatched in
an incubator. the first ever hatched
other than by the natural process. II
.I.at rArsestsr zsill- easna to anr nanas'
has been Matching ostriches for a num-
Der OF years in an incubator. The mid
Judge B. f. Kelley, who has been
spending the winter in Santa Ara, will
start back to Hiawatha, Kas., tomorrow
morning.
@. A. Mead has gone on business
trip to the east, to be away a month or
two.
The district conference OF Los Angeles
district NJ. +. church south convenes
here tomorrow. The body comprises
about 90 members, two.thirds OF whom
are expected TO be present. The busi-
ness sessions are open to the public.
Sermona will be delivered daily at IL a.
m. and Z 80 p. m.
Tomorrow Ia young peoples day in
the district conference. Quite a num-
ber from other places are to be in at
tendance.
Roney Garnsey has accepted posi.
ton on a stock farm near Savannah, in
Los Angeles county. He left this morn
ing for that place.
DR.. Ball's horse broke loose the other
day and went home, leaving the doctor
to walk home from a professional visit.
After the 1st of May the hours for
using city water on lawna. etc.. will be
from to a. m. and to 7 p. m. Pat.
rons should remember this and not let
the city street superintendent shut off
their water on account OF using it out OF
season. Cut out this notice and paste it
on your steps.
e. s. Wallace ia laid up from injuries
received from fall from bicycle.
CITY TRUSTEES.
The regular meeting 81 ths board of
trustees was held last night, with all the
members present.
@. H. Bolstrom, representing a water
metsr company, appeared before the
board to recommend his meter for the
uss of consumers, saying it would stop
all waste Of water.
Rev. E. o. McIntire appeared before
the board to ask the trustees ii they
would close the saloons in the city If
two-thirds of the voters would sign
petition to that effect. Mr.. McIntire
thought such petition could be pro-
cured without any trouble, but did not
care to get it up until he knew whether
the trustees would grant it.
President Edinger thought the way to
do would be to bring the petition first.
He did not want to cross the river until
he came to it.
Mr.. Hunt agreed with him.
Trustees Gallup and Menger thought
the council was there to do the will OF
the people. while Mr.. Hervey did not
express himself.
The president said this question OF
revenue must be considered. 1t was
well known that in prohibition towns
liquor is sold without any revenue being
derived from it. flo said the city was
well policed, there is Sunday and mid
night. closing ordinance, and it is en-
forced.
Mr.. Gallup said liquor mas sold just
the same.
The president said: "If you know it it
is your duty az citizen to put them
through for it,"
Mr. Gallup replied that he did not
know it, but he bad seen different par
tiee drunk.
The sprinkling question was next
itaketap up and resulted as stated above
from = TO in the morning and to 7 in
the evening for sprinkling
The request Of the Epworth league for
somc action to prevent the operation oi
merry -go-rounde and such shows on
Sundays was read, and on motion Of
Mr. Hervey an ordinance was ordered
prepared with that object.
The final report of the Second street