The herald., 1894-09-19
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Sept. 1S.-Since the Republican
convention yesterday some of the delegates
are as sore as some of the candidates. That
there was a great deal of trading is conceded
by some of the delegates, and consequently
they feel rather dissatisfied. 1t is said that
the whole thing was cut and dried before the
convention met, and everything went the way
it was slated to go. 1t was glaring fact that
all the nominations were made either on first
ballot or by acclamation, ana where there
were three, or four candidates the majority
was about the same for the favorite. Anaheim
was not at all pleased over the way she was
treated in regard to her appeals to be recog-
1ized on the county ticket. She first asked for
and on being refused these she asked just for
coroner, but that, too, was given to another
locality. So she was scooped all around and
didn't get anything. Kellogg for surveyor was
chosen for the reason that no other person
could fill the office, and Mr.. Kellogg is really
Prohibitionist. A list OF the nominees was
slate. ''''
Died--At Claremont, Los Angeles county,
September 10th, Miss Rissea Lois daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. D. w. Hunt. DR.. and Mrs. Hunt
were we'll known in this county, especially at
Anaheim
Married-At the residence of J. w. Nc
Lellan, Miss Leila A. Dawes and Mr.. Thomas
o. Morse. Both parties are of Santa Ana The
Rev. George +. Dye of Los Angeles ofAcated.
Quite little excitement caused yester-
day on Fourth street. in front OF the conven-
ton hall, by two buggies coliding. One buggy
carried a man and his wife and the other had
two small children The lady was thrown out,
but not badly hurt, the horse falling down.
The horse with the two children started to
rnn away but after running about half a
block Sheriff Lacy ran out and caught the
horse and saved the children.
The following is the work of the convention
last night after the HERALD letter closed:
nominations for supervisors: First district,
\. 2. Mickey of Santa Ana; Second district, H.
A. Young of Garden Grove; Third district U.
G. Potter OF Buena Park; Fourt district S.
Ames OF Orange; Fifth district A. Guy Smith
OF Tustin.
Santa Ana-G. f. Freeman and George Hunt
ington.
Westmnster-J. Mccoy and J. A. Lane.
San Juan-J, Z. Bacon and NJ A. Foster.
Oranges. l. Field and S. M. Craddck
Anaheim-J. B. Pierce and J. w. Landell.
coNsTABLEs.
Santa Ana-George E. Robinson and Charles
E. Preble.
westminster-H. Y. Stevens NJ. R. sweetser.
San Juan R. Pryor.
Orange-Frank Carr and Il. T. Parker
Anaheim-C. EeGIoat and o. II. Schumacher.
The chair then appointed the following
! auditing committee
C. E. French G. A. Mead. G.. L. Wright, G. H
Clark and G. A. Norman.
The following central committee was then
chosen:
.Anahcim, G. E. Groot Buena Park, D. J.
l.
K Scott; Fullerton. W. L. Hale; Laguna. +. R.
Forman; Garden Grove, W. A. Beckett; New
hope, 7; s. Williams; Newport, Q. H. Ellis
San Juan. R. B. Cook; Santa Ana, Robert
Flock, N. A. Ulm, e. L. Swartsel, f. b. Wolfe
NJ. L. Lane; Silverado, @. s. Mason; Trabuca
Walter Robinson; Tnstin, D; H; Thomas; Or
Morton. au0N' 'an 'oaquiii' H. M
Daniel Brown has sold 40 acres in Sec. 2. T.
D, X 10 TO DR.. o. Smith for $4,000
D.e me Ladies Aid society and Y.P.S E. of the
fres byterian church w II give an ice-cream So
clal at the residence of A. ]. Wood on Eas
fonrth street, tomorrow Wednesday, evening
The regular semi-annual tarpef shoot al
Company f will take place Friday.
James ii. Budd, the Democratic nominee for
governor, will speak in Santa Ana Thursday
evening September 27th
MISS Llssle Starbuck of Elsinore who h AZ
been visiting Miss Eta Ross for the past three
weeks. returned to her home yesterday.
a sunday school institute will be conducted
IN IN ms city Friday by DR.. J. d. Moody, superin-
tendent OF normal work. The institute will be
held in the Presbyterian church Teachers
pastors, ,superintendents and others interested
especially those in the Sunday schools OF this
The work begins at 8 AS a. m.
IL mas been ordered by the city board that
unless tne parties who have not completed
t their sidewalks on Main street by the rst Of
the coming month that action be brought
against them by the city attorney.
Asphaltum crossings have been ordered put
gown on Spurgeon and Fourib, Bush and
Fourth Main and Fourth. Sycamore and
fourth, Birch and Fourth and Ross and Fourth
Ihe following are the entries for the free
for-all trot at the Orange county race course
during the fair: Thomas Raymond, santa
4 ana, kIamath p McEvoy, Idaho; Dan velox;
f. Burke, San Francisco, Ottinger; Alex
Gonnick, Eureka, Wyland, W; p. j. Mann
Portland, Altao; j. A. Carroll, California
Marni, jr. This will undoubtedly be the best
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