The herald., 1894-03-24

q, b: West, city attorney, went to Los Ange-
les today on important business
II. p Opp, who has been selling nursery
stock on East Fourth street, will go to Cuca-
monga in the morning to do some building.
lie Will be gone about month.
Mrs. b. B. Greeneaf started this morning to
oakland TO visither daughter and will take in
the midwinter fair before she returns. She
viii be gone about month.
Died.-ln Orange, March 22d Mr.. =. II.
Davis, aged NJ years Funeral at residence
March gath, at 2 p IN. The deceased was Mrs.
w. II. Bowers father
The funeral OF Frank Huber viii take place
at the parlors OF S. w. Smith q Son, Saturday
at noon.
An old-fashioned candy pull at the Lacy din
ing room will be given by the ladies OF the M;
L. Church South tomorrow afternoon ana
evening
The new dancing class entertained the Com
pany Social club and few OF their friends
last night at their hall in the Hervey block.
free show is going on at frenchs opera
house all this week. Thirty-foot pictures Of
the worlds fair are shown on canvas
Frank Ely, coroner OF this county, To-Day mn.
ished the Faulkner estate, where the deceased
left $4,000, life insurance. By the public ad-
ministrator working his ropes Just right this
money goes TO the two orphan children, in
stead of being taken for other purposes, as
some wanted to do. Mr.. Ey made no charge
for his services in this case.
The baseball game between the POMONA ana
Santa Ana clubs came off today and neither
side did any extra good playing, although some
OF the boys made some good plays. Peters
t"H"N e AlDttN AtAA - INV Ht4NfN' AAN BANJN'1
were as follows:
~snta Ana. Positions. Pomona
Harlin., Right feld......,,.R. Louks
Hickey. field. Eells
y Q %. Short stop III III IN
Peters ........... First base. Hebbtrd
Young. Pitcher. ............ MeFarlin
Mosba ugh. ...... Third base. mum. Therman
dpftord ........... Catcher........... .Mas1n
Dress5r.. Left field ............ Smi h
Reed .,............ Second base ..........F Louks
At the close OF this letter the game was not
ended, but they were playing about even
The postofliee plum is now getti & about
ripe, and it is reported that il has narrowed
down 10 two aspirants. and which OF the Two Is
the one is botheriug the aspirants.
SUPERIOR COURT
In re John Devenney, insolvent petition to
set apart exempt personal property heard and
granted, except as to five tons of hay.
Petition for letters OF administration upon
the estate of Hickox, deceased, was presented
$4Ua.
In re estate of Gates, deceased proceedings
TO- set apart homestead continued to April
18th.
Measor VS.. Measor; the default of the defen-
dant having been duly entered, the plaintiff
applies to this court for the relief demandedi
on evidence being heard decree was ordered
as prayed for
ANAHEIM NOTES.
The country is filing up with strangers look.
ing for investments.
The fl rst society event after Lent will be the
wedding between two of our we'll known young
people, to take place next Wedne sday.
The White Stars, an aggregation of ball toss
ers OF this city, will cross bats with picked
nine OF the military boys on the ball grounds
near Fullerton, next Sunday afternoon.
The public library has been closed, and the
DOOhs anu pupers are stored IN tne vault OIL tne
city hall, awaiting such time as the library
can be opened under the management OF the
city.
The sugar headquarters have been moved to
the premises formerly occupied by the Pelle-
grins, their vacated premises in the Hart
building having been leased to Mr.. S. Gold
stein of Santa Ana, who will open up dry
goods store. Shelves and counters are being
put in.
The Native Daughters are making prepara-
tions for their German TO be given immediate
ly after the Lenten season. We are told it will
be the aim to make II the social event OF the
season, and we have no doubt that the young
ladies in charge of il will leave nothing un-
done to make II so. II takes place at the Del
Campo April 1lth.