The herald., 1894-05-18
SANTA ANA.

Mr.. Krempis's Mastodon Being uncov-
ersd-chs Cesfsrenoe-News Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 17.--As reported In
the HERALD some time ago Fred
Kremple, the curiosity gatherer, has
found the petrified remains OF mann
moth or mastodon in the rrabuco canon.
He has taken out part of one leg which
measures about seven inches in diam
eter. He has taken it out In sections so
1t is impossible to cay how long the bone
was. Ii is beyond a doubt that it 10 the
petrifisd bone OF some monstrcus animal.
A number OF men will 60 up to the place
next Saturday to Investigate.
Frank Ely, in order to give his wife
a pleasant surprise when she reaches
home from San Francisco, has besutified
his new home with cement walks, hover
beds, etc., and it has the appearance OF
place Of three years old instead OF
three months.
Mrs, T. B. Pierce, mother OF Prof. N.
B. Pierce, started today for her old home
in Lovington, Mich.
Miss Louise Berlin of Los Angeles is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ely.
Prof. Newton B. Pierce will 90 to
Oregon and Washington in few days
on an investig alton trip in connection
with new fruit disease mp there. He
will be gone about two or three months.
1t 10 reported that H. J. Val! OF Pasa-
dena, formerly editor OF the Press Of
Santa Ana, will soon lead one OF Ana.
helms fairsst daughters to the marriage
altar.
Company F had practice shoot today
on the mesa.
Regular meeting of Santa Ana lodge
24l. +. and A. NJ, Friday night, May
18th. Work in the third degree. D. F.
Jones, secretary.
Mr.. e. p. Stafford and family, who
have been visiting at thcir old homo in
Petauma, in SonoHa county, for the
past five or ak weeks, returned home
today. Mr.. Stafford has . dose Of
poison oak.
MIR. J. R. Hebron, member OF the
board Of equalization, and E. P. Colgan,
state controller, are In our city today on
fMf. y. Iiwton, VINO mas pseu III onnrs
Ana for the past month or more. .;li
start for his homo in Rockford. ILL.,, by
way of San Francisco, tomorrow.
The Santa Ana midwinter fair people
are beginning to come homo. Today
Geo. Robinson, @. @. Drake, Will Whit
ney, Mrs. ]. H. Walker and L. Sheets
returned, and the rest of the Santa Ana
people will start from San Francisco on
the Santa Rosa, that leaves that port on
the goth.
Susie L. Mccarthy has brought suit
against Ennis Combs to forecose
mortgage Tor $1,000.
1t ia reported that DR.. G. Fl. Schmidt
has been struck by lightning in the way
OF bequsst from his mothers estate,
amounting to $50. 600.
ORANGE NEWS.
Old gentleman Robbins, who resides
near Olive, had two fingers OF his left
hand cut off by moving machine on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Burnham left on
Wednesday of last week to visit San
Francisco. They will spend two weeks
at that city and intermediate points.
0. Hardy has already provided him.
self with 1000 props to support mis- april
cot trees aad expects that he will need
at least 1000 more.
Young Mr.. Pickering of FL Modena
was thrown from his wagon on the
bridge esst OF McPherson, Sunday even
ing, and had his lett arm braken above
the elbow.
ny. Il. Jacoby entertained party OF
Los Angeles friends with q carriage
drive about his beautiful ranches in
Orange, and to other points OF interest,
on Sunday last.
The people of the Methodist church
gave very successful social at Z. NJ.
Shadels last night. The attendance
was quite Large and the receipts smount.
ed to $l3.25. The ice cream and cake
served were excellent. The Orange City
band played several pieces outside.
after which the following programme
was presented: Prayer, Rev. @. L,
Bibby: guitar and banjo dust, Mr.. E.
ID. Fullorton and Miss Nellie Fullerton:
reading, Mr.. Mat Algie; recitation, Miss
Dnford; recitation, Miss Claud Weav.
sr; reading, Mr.. Frederick; song, with
autohsrp accompaniment. Mrs. Algie
and H.. Shaded.
coNFERENcE PROCEEDINGS.
The Free Msthodies conference con.
vensd at a. m. today. Devotional ex-
eroises, conducted by F. D. Cnrlstie OF
Phoenix, Aris.
The characters Of Ksvs. @. B. Ebey.
+. D. Christie, David Mcleod, Jemes
Scales, Thomas Fiuck and f. s. Atwell,
elders Ia the conference, wsrs passed.
The various standing committees were
elected as follows:
Sunday schools-E. c. Shipley. ]. s.
Phillips, N. s. Hcnn and E. s.. Al
bright.
State Of the work--C. B. Ebey, David
Mcleod and F. D. Christie.
Publications-C. g. Ebsy, F. 3. At
well, James Scales, III. O. Sperow and
B. L. Fortney.
Ffohihitoa-F. D. Christie, Thomas
Flnck, Il. J. He'll and T. B. Fisher.
10 publish the minutes David Mo
Lsod.
Education--T. Fluek, D. Mcleod, F.
- H0il and j. w. Linderman.
40 examine conference records IF. s.
Atnws'l, N. s. Honn and B. F. Fo rtney.
10 receive colieetions--T. Fluck.
20 nominate examiners ia course OF
stqdy-J. 8. Phillips and F. S. Atwsll.
hey. u. +: Fuller. pastor of the M. E.
'aufcn south, and Rev. During OF the |