The herald., 1894-06-11
SANTA ANA.

A Surprise TO Polttician-Lecal
Matters.
SANTA ANA, June l0.-The delegates
elected at the Republican county con-
vention yesterday was somewhat OF q
surprise to certain ring, who had q
slate made up for delegates, but the
convention would not have 1t that way
One of those men who wanted to 90 as a
delegate 10 newspaper man and In the
convention his name was not even men,
toned, but it was reported that he was
anxious to 90 to the state convention
and it seems as though he himself was
the only supporter he had. We are
afraid he will now want to vote the
Democratic ticket.
The San Francisco Stock company
came in to our city q few days ago to
play the False Friend. They were
financially embarrassed, and failed to
draw any kind of an audience and
finally stranded. The women went to
Los Angeles yesterday evening, while
three of the men counted ties between
here and the Angel city. They started
out ON foot about 8 :45 Saturday night.
They are in hard luck. They left their
scenery at the depot.
There has not been time since the
boom seven years ago when there was 80
much building going on in our city, and
all the dwellings now being built are OF
q class that any city should be proud OF.
The planning mill has six month"; work
ahead. which is very unusual.
Arthur Bagley came down from Los
Angeles last night to be with his sick
wife, who 10 somewhat better than when
last reported.
A. J. Padgham will start for San Fran.
cisco Monday morning to join his wife,
and will be gone about 10 days.
The funeral of little Willie Berry,
who died of lockjaw Thursday night,
was held today. a large number OF sym.
pathising friends being presenr.
The Episcopal choir has been in
creased by two violins. The music to.
day was very fac.
Jim Buckley returned last evening
from taking Felix Ward and John
Brown to the penitentisry.
Quite an excitement was caused on
our streets today about the time the
churches were closing. Mr.. Marchant
and his little girl, together with two or
three ladies, were driving on Main street
near the corner OF Bush, when one front
wheel came off and the axle dropped
down and threw the little girl out. Tho
rest stayed in the buggy until some one
caught the horse. No great damage was
done.
Rev. George E. Dye Of Los Angeles. a
former resident of this city, came here
today to preach q sermon for the Macca-
t.u~ionce III uucn guou nunor Jnat the
time seemed very short. He has a
great many friends in Santa Ana, who
were glad of the opportunity to shake
hands with him again.
The Maccabees will 60 70 Newport
Beach tomorrow Monday on the Santa
Ana and Newport railroad. The first
excursion of the season and every ar
rangement is made for a good time. The
fare is but 40 cents for the round trip.
Trains leave Bush street at 8 and 9:20
O'Clock a. m.
The orange market has an upward
tendency and the Tustin association has
received orders fer seven carloads, which
they expect to ship this week. There
are about 20 cars yet to be shipped.
This will finish all the oranges OF the
association.
To-Day was young peoples dav at
the Main street NJ. c. church. which
was crowded. The occasion was the
annual educational Offering for the
childrsn's fund OF the board of education
of the church. A fine programme and
nice decorations helped the occasion to
be interesting. This was the best meet
ing OF the year. The church has two
young ladies now recomm ended to train.
Ing echools for missionary work. Miss
Geneva Day goes to the Chicago train
ing school next September and Miss
Abbis Gates goes to the Dsaconess
home IN San Francisco, each for tive
year course. The church gave $25 to
this fund today.
Miss Hattie Whidders will 60 with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Prsble and Miss
Stella Preble to San Francisco tomorrow
Monday) on the steamer Santo Rosa.
They will take steamer at Rsdondo.
Mr.. Harry Dearn will start for San
francisco tomorrow to be gone about O
month.