The herald., 1894-11-27

A HORSE EALINvOIvES A YOUNG
MAN IN TROUBLE,
Procaedings Of ths BOARD of supsrvis orr.
Resolutions About this Santa
Ana and wsstmtnster
Railway.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 28.-By some little
Misunderstanding one Of our young
men has gotten himself into trouble
about horse. II seems that he bor-
rowed q horse to show to prospective
customer and finally traded the horse
of and then claimed the man from
whom be got the horse traded 1t to him.
The owner OF the horse wont have 1t
that way and at last accounts was try
ing to have the young fellow arrested
for horse stealing.
John Walls. who has been at the hot
springs for the past week or two, has
returned improved in health.
]. M. Calkins, wife and aged father,
from Mason City. Iowa. have arrived in
Santa Ana to spend the winter. Mr..
Oalkins has been in this city before and
knows how pleasant our winters are.
Flowing 10 going on at the large
ranches and dry seeding will coon com.
mence In earnest.
Mr.. ]. A. Hankey of this city will de-
liver lecture Ia the Congregational
church tomorrow Tuesday, evening. for
the benefit OF the Y. P. s. @. E. His
subject 10 the United States in Prophecy.
There seems to be quite demand for
houses just now, and unless the supply
is increased some way they will soon be
scarce.
Mrs. A. H. Lacy will start for Van
Buren,. Arkansas, tomorrow. to be gone
indefinitely, to visit his aged mother.
who is quite sick. Mrs. Lacy says che
leaves this city with regret and expects
to return some time to make her iutur 9
homo in Santa Ana.
Fred Mitchell has in his store q news
paper printed January 4th. 1900. In
this old paper appears an advertisement
rs follows: "For Sale. A half interest
in sd,u-mil, also a good stout negro
ayench." Alec q gun advertised, cup
posed to have been stolen from the
store Of the undersigned about q y ear
before.
George O. Clark has fled his bond for
500, 900 for public Administrator, as fol.
lows: Pisrro Nicolas $1,000, Jose Son :
sinena 5000, Domingo Oyharzabal
$4,000, F. A. Backs $1,000. Vim. Crothers
$4,000, Alexander Gardener $4,000. F. A..
Karn $500, III. Cslihimp $4,000. J. Wil-
Its $4,000. @. E. Parker $4,000, a. 3.
West $500.
For coroner-C. P. Dsyoe $4,000. Ben.
ton Flood $1,000.
J. M. Calkns. wife and aged father,
from Macon City, Ia, have arrived in
this city and will spend the winter
here. This is the younger Mr.. Calkins'
second trip to Santa Ana.
John Walls has returned from the
Hot springs. where he has been the last
week or two, much improved in health
Mr.. Liveneood, Of the Blade job Office.
will on December lst become editor OF
the Daily Evening Blade.
atsarns Rancho company he's Geld TO
Mrs. Zilpha P. Pratt 20 scres in section
q, township A. range 10, for $500.
Mrs. Julia Rastide, an insane person.
was today com mitted to the asylum at
Highlands.
The board OF supervisors met today
with ell mem srs present. MIRA. Thso-
doria Barrios was allowed IS per month
for taking care OF hslf-orphan child
aged 8 years.
Monday, December 18th. was Get for
the hearing OF the report OF the viewers
OF the new road in the Newport district.
In the matter OF the new road In the
Anaheim district, Supervisor Schorn re-
ported that viewers would have to be
appointed to condemn the right OF way.
Bids for constructing the Newport.
Tustin and Ell Modena county road
were opened as follows: Fl. 4. Willard.
$500; A. &. Finley, $685.; E. j. French.
1895.
The bid of A. G. Finley was accepted
and district attorney instructed to pre-.
pare contract and bonds OF 5000.
Bids for hauling gravel on the Olive
and Modena road were opened 40 fol-
lows: s. W. Taylor, 621a cents per yard
N. D. Ellis, 66ss cents; j. W. Bruins
worth, GU cents U. 4. Busb, IS cents
A. @. Elliott, 81 cents; j. W. Damron
80 cents; w. r. Sweeszer, IS cents; w.
A. Hunter, ~ cents; f. Wakeham, IS
cents; E. 4. Webb. Is cents; Jane
Sleeper. IS cents; E. w. Kimbal, 81
cents; Wommer & Berron, 70 cents. Oo
motion, the bid Of A. @. Elliott for 81
cents per square yard wac accepted.
A. j. Harding has moved with his
family from Santa Ana to Fullerton.
The s. A. V. |. Go. has levied an as.
eessment OF 80 cents per share.
Mrs. Marie A. Huff Was last Friday
granted divorce from her husband, s.
L. Huff.
An information was fled today against
William Schulz and Thomas Ainsworth
tho WV coJ1 oISutou lUI Stchlluk Wal
mute.
At @ meeting OF the Orange county
chamber OF commerce held today the
following revolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the best interests oil
Santa Ana can be subeerved and pro-
NOTED by the extension of time to the
Santa Ana and Westminster Railway
company in which TO build it's road
through the city OF Santa Ana; and be
it further
Resolved, That the confirmation oil
that portion of the road now built and
that may be built and operated within
the year 1895 should be by ordinance
guaranteed to said railway company
where by depot and warehouse advant
ages may be given to the business men
of our city and Orange county.
Resolved. That the chamber OF com
mercs hereby appoint H. A. Peabody
and Frank Ely q committee to presen,
the ebove resolutions to the board Of
city trustees OF Santa Ana, and petition
the board to go act, that Santa Ana'f
progress may not be retarded, and cap
ital prevented from coming in and help
ing to build up our city and county.
Mrs. William Young OF Los Angeles is
on visit to j. A. Buckingham for q
week or two.
i j. w. Montague moved to Los An.
geles today where he 10 now in the real