The herald., 1894-11-21
SANTA ANA.
II. G.. DEAN AND MISS EVA L.
CRAIG MARRIED.
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees-
The Newport and Santa Ana
Ra,Iway-Desth of Osp-
tain Reissr.


SANTA ANA, Nov. 20. The marriage of
Harry q. Dean. = popular young drug
gist of Santa Ana, and Miss Eva l..
Craig OF Indiana was celebrated this
evening at the residence of @. r, Stew
art, in Riverside. Mr.. Dean has been
in business in this city for the past few
yesrs, and is we'll and favorably known
by host of friends. who will wish them
an abundance of happiness. They will
be at home in this city in about week.
At the meeting OF the city board Of
trustees last night petition signed by O
great number of business men of this
city was presented to the board, asking
it to pass such ordinances as would pro-
tect the title of the road already built
by the Santa Ana and Newport Railway
company, as we'll as to give them time
for extending the same. The petition
was read and the matter was laid over
until next Monday night. An unusually
large crowd was present to hear what
action the board would take on this
question. as it eeems that the greatest
portion OF our citizens ere anxious 20 ees
che road go on through to the western
part of the county. This question lie
creating great deal OF interest just
now.
A petition was presented asking the
board to appoint +. 0. Daniels as q
member of the board OF trustees of the
public library.
Mr.. S. Taylor was also placed in nom.
ination and on counting the ballot
Daniels had 2, Taylor had votes. The
president declared Taylor elected to fill
the vacancy made by the resignation of
DR.. Menges.
A. P. Brown, chief of the fire depart
ment, was instructed to purchase So
foot ladder.
Victor Montgomery asked for gravel
walk on Sixth street between Main and
Sycamore streets. which was referred.
The Santa Ana Gun club has changed
the location of their turkey shoot for
November 27. from Ell Modena to the
west end of First street, this CITY.
Theodore Reiser died at Anaheim to-
day, He was an old and honored citizsn
of the county and member OF tho Ana.
helm Masonic lodge, which order will
have charge of the funeral. Mr.. Reissr
was at one time inspector of this district
and wss one of the brightest Masons in
Southern California. A large number of
Masons OF this city are expected TO at
tend the funeral. The grand master,
DR.. Orme of Los Angeles, will be pres
ent.
The following have fled their state.
ments OF campaign expenditures: E. F.
Parker, none; ]. G. Scarborough,
s136 25 s. ii. Finley, $SS 40; I. D..
Huff, 800; Thos. Lacy, $2l7.50; Joe G..
Nichols. $255.05; w. ii. Lehman, none !;
w. w. Pratt, 40 cents; Jonathan Wat
son. 81.
d. +. Broch has filed his bond az
county clerk. with sureties as follows,
in the sum OF $4,000: E. 9. Parker.
sSOC0; M. A. Mengss, $4,000; w. j.
Jonson, $4,000; G. G. Fife, $4,000; D.
Holiday, $4,000; A. B. Harris, $4,000; w.
A. Beckett. $4,000.
w. &. Pottes has filed his bond as
member OF the board of supervisors, in
the sum of $4,000, with sureties as fol.
lows: A. McDermont, $4,000; D. J.
Young, $4,000; L. R. Strong. $4,000;
Richard Mulrose, $4,000.
i. F. Clapp has sold to James s. Rice
60 acres in section 20. township 5, range
10, for 5000.
Mrs. L. S. Stone, the manager OF the
Viavi Medicine company in this city,
has moved to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Scott. deputy sheriff of Riverside
county, was in our city today.
DIR. A. j. Frost will deliver his won-
derful lecture on the Beauties of the
Yosemite next Friday night.
The announcement cards of the mar
risge of Miss Anna d. Myrict OF Oak
land to Mr.. G. A. Riggs OF Santa Ana
are received. They will be at home in
Santa Ana after December 18th.