The herald., 1894-12-19
SANTA ANA.
Proceedings OF tho City Councii-Fais
Directors.

Proossdings OF tho City Councii-Fair
Directors.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 18.-Ths city board
Of trustees met last night with full
board present. The petition OF Victor
Montgomery, asking Cor a gravel walk
ON the east side of Sycamore strees,
from the north end OF cement walk be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets to
Church street, and on the south side OF
Sixth street. between Main and Syca-
more streets. was granted.
The petition of John Avas and others
asking the board to order q cement side
walk on the north side of Fourth street,
between Ross and Birch streets, walk to
be eight feet wide with curb, was read
and the city attorney was instructed to
draft an ordinance to cover the same.
The resolution requiring the conetruc-
ton of a cement sidewalk on the east
side of Main street between Filth and
Fourteenth streets was passed.
A 10-foot alley was ordered opened
between Main and Sycamore streets In
block IL.
An ordinance was presented known as
the jewelers. ordinance, requiring every
street peddler or auctionser who sells
jewelry ON the streets to take out
license for SIS per daw, no license to be
issued for less than 80 days.
An ordinance providing for a city
pound was passed.
G. Abrsm Smith will, with the assist
snce Of his music class. give q recital at
Unity hall Friday night.
II is stated on good authority that the
Rev. George Il. Dye of Los Angeles, who
recommended the Rev. Warnon as a di-
vine healer, has concluded that he has
made q mistake and will write another
letter to the public and retract what he
has said concerning Warnon.
Eighteen persons united with the
Main Street Methodist church last Sum-
day. Rev. Z. O. McIntier, pastor. Rev.
E. M. Caswells preached good sermon.
The Orange County Business college
gives q musical, literary and social en-
tertainment at the College hall on West
Fourth street. Richelieu block next Fri
day night. The following is the pro-
grsmme for the evening:
Words of wecome-R. II. skiles
Cornet solo-M. &. Haiderman.
Reading - Hattie Kruh.
Vocal solo-A. Garner
plus Ultra vs.. Ne Plus Ultra, or the Infnftude
of Time, Space and Life-kev. james Mcclure.
Cornet and yloiin-M. c. lalde'man, q, M.
Kruhi.
A Dream-T Fl. HINT.
Vocal dust-Jessie Beach, Cora Mills.
Comic lie adlng-W. NJ. Foster.
Rema' ks-R. Il. Bisby
Cornet solo-M. C. Ha.derma1.
The largest instrument in valuation
ever recorded in the county was filed
today for record, it being the sale of the
Chino ranch. Richard Grid and CLANCY
II, Phillips to II. G. Campbell snd T. b.
A.
jeff Fruit has sold to Jim Bucklv
lots 13. ii, 10, 49, 81, 2S and 29 block IA,
tor $3.50.
Ded-In Orange, Minnie Doneler
aged 2S Funeral will take place tomor
row wednesday, at the Presbyterian
church in Orange.
d. I. Brock has commenced the erec-
tion OF q fine cottage on West Fourth
street just beyond Hotel RicheIeu
Judge Freeman sentenced two tramps
today, and two more were brought in
from Anaheim by Constable Londall.
Dwight Whiting of FL Toro has 500
acres of barley land to rent.
One of John Wards cons, about 10
years old, broke his arm last night
while playing.
DR.. q. G. CLARK, coroner-elect, was in
our city today and is making prepara-
tions to open his Office.
E. w. Omerage of Fullerton was in
our city today.
Andre Evraud, aged 26 years, OF Fuller.
ton, @ native of France, was committed
to the insane asylum at Highlands to-
day.
Fillipi Zarat banqueted the FIRE boys
Sunday.
Governor Markham has appointed as
directors of the Orange Fair association,
E. D. Waffle and George Ford, in the
in the place of W. A. Becke. and G.
Harvey, whose time expired. Two
directors go out each year.
A change is coon to be made in the
management OF the Hotel Brunswick,
whereby Ed and Clarence Parker, w.
H. Bowers and J. A. Jones will be the
managers. ]. A. Jones will have charge
Of the dining room, and the Boston cafe
will be no more. The hotel will be re-
fitted and renovated from top to bottom.
making it one of the fneet hotels in the
southern part of the state.