The herald., 1894-09-17
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, SsPt. lo'- oS'e~J
q busy day in Santa Ana. The Popuhss
convention, com plete report OF wnicn
was in this mornings HERALD, the he
publican and Democratic primaries 10
elect delegates for the Republican con-
vention tomorrow, and the Democratic
convention next Saturday. September
22d. Today the different candidates are
running down the several delegases 'o
find out how they will vote.
Primaries were very quiet all oVe. tne
city, except the Fifth ward, wnere tney
had a regular knockdown, Une man
was said to have too much OF the over.
ioviul and got to abusing another and
was knocked down twice for his lmpuo-
ence.
On the Democratic side OF the house
Int few have announced themselves Tor
Office, but we are informed quite num-
ber will come out the fore part OF the
week. Those who have announced
themselves are Theodore Lacy and Il. Z.
Bessouett for sheriff, J. G. Scarborough
| for district attorney, j. @. Joplin, H. u.
Ledford and G. P. Deyoe for treasurer,
W. FL. Bowers for recorder, ID. f. Jones
and James Trew for coroner, jacob Ross
for assessor and Edwin CLARK OF CApis-
trsno for superintendent OF schoola. Inc
inclination this campaign on the part OF
| the Democrats is to put up none put
good men and have olean and nonor.
able campaign. The delegates elected
Yesterday by the Democrats are not all
for one man, as is usually the Gaze. but
each delegate has the right to vote ior
whom he pleases in the convention. The
only fieht of any kind was in the fhlro
ward for delegates. and no one knows
what candidates were there favored py
the delegates.
IL was said that J. g. Scarborough
respondent that he WAS candidate for
the Office and would bs placsd in nomi-
nation before the convention next Sat
urdRy.
Emery Balloon, who has been in the
eaet for the past few years, has returned
to Santa Ana to visit hiB parents.
Last night after the banks had closed
we'll dressed young man, who had
been seen In the city number OF times
went to T. d. Huff'a clothing store aad
offered check for s24 signed by Mr..
Mcknight. Mr.. Huff refused the check.
He then went to Rsinnaus, who refused
also. He then went across this street to
T. Fl. Turner's shoe store and bought q
pair of shoes for s3 and offered the same
check OF $24, which the clerk took aud
gavs him the change in caHh. 1t was
soon learned the check was forgery,
but she click young man was gone.
Rev. Armor of Los Angeles. Huperin
tesdent OF the Crittenden Rescue home
preached in the Christian church today.
Rev. w. Ii. DYER Of Pasadena preached
in the Episcopal church today.
Rev. w. B. Burrow arrived in Mon.
treal today. will reach Santa Ana Octo-
her 1st or 3fd.
Z. B. Smith OF Orange, one OF the
fneHt tenor singers in the valley, has
accepted O position in the Episcops
choir OF this city.
Ray Inaley, who went to Los Angeles
last Friday to take a government ox
animation in shorthand, passed without
any trouble.
1t esems that all the bosses were
knocked out at the primaries yesterday
all over tbs county in both the Demo
cratic and Republican ranks.
A telegram 10 at the Western Union
Office for Walter s. Parker.
G. w. Ford has returned from the
state fair at Sacramento.
The Democratic delegates from Santa
Ana are as follows:
rifst Watu - w L. nmHu, LIZ. y.
p. Boyd, John Avss, J. s. Haywood,
Bob Pain.
Second ward-Fred Rohrs. William
Scammon. d. NJ. Baker, Mr.. Kelso.
Third ward-J. w. Montague, H.
Nsill, A. w. Ames. q. @. Monaghan.
Fourth wsrd-C. M. Holmes, George
Mintsr, II. N. Short.
Fifth ward--Ed Waite. L. Cooper
William Young, r.. A. S. Wade.
Governor Colcord, governor al the
state OF Nevada, is in our city visiting
relatives at the home of Mrs. Cogs we'll