The herald., 1894-03-27
SANTA ANA.
Episcopal Church oaicsrs Elected
B0Msd of Supnrylsors.

BoM:d of Bupurylaors.
SAErA ANA, March 26 AT the meet
ing this morning OF the Episcopal chnfch
the following officers were elected for
The next church year: D. +. Jones,
senior warden Frederick Stephens, sec
rotary George A. Edgar, treasurer. Inn
medla'ely after this meeting the cor.
-poration trustees were reelected unan-
im0uely. The corporation trustees are
w. B. Bnrrows, president; A. }. Paog-
ham, yics president; Frederick Ste-
ohena, secretary; Paul Seager, treas
urer. The delegates to the convention
1T San Francisco are as follows: Fred
eyick Stephens, John Earhart. W. W.
Rurgher, @. 7. Krhyl, James Harrison.
Alternetes--D. L. Jones, Paul Seager,
George Enerson, G. A. Edgar, j. 3.
Heywooi. The financial condition oil
the church is better than ever before,
and the members are greatly encour-
sgod.
The teaeheYe' institute was called 10
order this morning in the Christian
church, and SO members answered TO
roll call. Every teacher in the county
was present, Prof. A. Il. Winship OF
Boston not being present. The institute
adjourned to the high school rooms to
examine the school exhibit, to be called
TO order in the Christian church, Tues
day morning at . o'clock, when Prof.
Winship. John Dickinson and Ander-
con, state superintendent, are expected
to be present and take an active part.
ID. 4. Campbell has resigned his posi-
tiou rs director in the Santiago Orange
Growers association on account OF 60
ing east on 8 visit.
Santa Ana Council 122 Fraternal Aid
association will met at u. A. Il. hall on
"Wednesday night
James Field. Robert Turrill and A.
Converse OF Orange left today for Goler
god fiolda.
Mrs. Grace Freeze and children of
Tustin have returned from their NORTH
ern visit.
Miss N sva Moaher OF Coronado is visit
ing her parents in Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Q. SAller of El Toro
are rejoicing over the arrival of new
boy at Lher home.
Miss Edith Brown, who has been
Visiting reatvee up north for Reveral
weeks, has returned to her home in
Santa AUa.
q. A saith, city editor OF the Daily
Vindlcator at Youngstown o.. is visit
ing his old friend George Hogle.
The W. CT. U. will elect officers at
the annual meeting tomorrow.
J. W. Montague received fhe aad news
OF the death OF his brother inlay, J. l..
Stanley OF Arkansas. Mr.. Stanley WAS
here vsLiag few weeks ago. This
makes three relatives Mr.. Mou tague has
lost by death in the past four months-
father, slater and broiher-in- law.
q. y. French received telegram yee.
terday announcing too desth oil his
brother. B. ?. French, in Magdalona, n.
M. AR French isf5 this morning 60
meet another brother in San Francisco,
when the two will 90 to NsW Mexico to
attend tne funeral.
S. II. PGrcell went TO D0wney today on
his bicycle
We had the pleasure of meeting our
OH friend, 3. L. Fredercks of San Diego,
formerly of Aiarshsllto~n, Ia, who ia at
present revenue collector Gt the San
Diego district lie wAs also probable
candidate for govsrnar Of Iowa at .eae
time. and could have been elected by a
good majority.
The pipe organ for the new German
Lutheran church as Orange arrived in
OfAbkS lDuHy Aun Will 10 pun Up shAi
week. The freight on this organ from
Illinois Was over 5000.
The Lutheran people will give an
crgan concert in the near future, whom
everybody will have an opportunity to
see and hear their grand instrument.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
An adjourned meeting of the board
was held today. The petition for clos
ing certain streets in the town OF Crestlin
WAS on motion granted.
Bids for hauling gravel for the
Auaheim road we're opened as follows
/. r. Williams 81 cents, w. M. Mills
So cents. A. NJ. Glines "a cents, ]. W..
Damron 20 cents, S. W. Taylor 55 cents,
j. Walker rs cents, E. II. Bush IS cents,
ID. l.. Burger 80 cents, p. Fraelick 70
cents, j. Abbott 55 cents, @. r. Ward
GA cents, H. Traveoi 721s cents per
cubic yard. Messrs, Taylor, Abbott and
Mills bids being the lowest three and
their bids all being the same, it was
decided to draw lots to see who it would
be to get the contract. Mr.. Jay Abbott
was the successful man, and the con-
tract was awarded to him at 55 cents
per cubic yard for 400 yards.
1t was ordered that the clerk procure
supplement to the great register not
to exceed 10 cents per name,