The herald., 1894-11-06
SANTA ANA.
VIEW OF THE LOCAL POLITICAL
SITUATION.
The Candidates All Hard at Work-rh 6
Result Of tho Races laid on
Saturday-Looal News
Matters.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 5.-Todsy being the
last day OF the campaign the several
candidates have come home to rest and
finish their work in the city. A united
effort ia being made to defeat ]. g. Scar
borough for district sttorn ey by the Re-
publicans and the whisky element, but
unless something unusual happens he
will bs electsd by comfortable major
ity. The Populists have no candidate,
and it is but fair they should support
Scarborough. as the Democrats will snp-
port their candidate for the Assem- bly,
and grea. many of the Prohibitionists
will support Scarborough on account of
the work he has done in the interest of
to importance.
There seems to be ON organized fight
by some OF the large land owners to de-
feat tha Democratic candidate for asscs.
sor, Jake Ross. A great many of the
Republicans are go well pleased with the
work OF Ross that they say they will
vote for him to succeed himself and it
is fair TO presume he will be elected by
handsome majority.
We have heard more talk on the
streets the past few days about Repu b.
lcans voting for Budd than ever before.
and we are confident that Budd will
run ahead of his ticket in Orange coun-
ty. Every one OF the candidates on the
Democratic and Repu blican tickets are
doing some hard work; harder than
ever before, while not few Populists
and Prohibitionists are not at oil asleep
over the matter but are doing their best
TO get tn ere.
The new great register for Orange
county is now out and distributed, and
it reflects great credit both on Mr..
James Fullerton, who did the work. and
on d. T. Brock, who furnished the copy.
J. II. Grew of Tustin starts tomorrow
for an extended business trip OF about
weeks to Kanaas and Missouri, and
Will slao go on to the eastern states.
w. R Gileon is selling out his stock
OF boot g. stationery, etc, at cost. on ac-
count OF sickness ia his family.
Mary Krsemer of Fullerton has sold
to 7. S. Grimshaw the warehouse just
eset OF the Santa Fe depot in Fullerton,
for $1,000.
This morning. as the $40 freight came
in op the Santa Fe, the engine, in doing
some switching. was thrown from the
track by defective switch. The engine
was lacked up and pulled on the rails
without much trouble.
A great many fish are being shipped
north from Newport just now.
Tomorrow night the center OF attrac-
ton will be in Spurgeon Hall, where the
dispatches OF election news will be read.
The Democrats, Republicans and Popu-
lists have made up purse to get the re.
turns.
A. w. AIMS sold two TONS OF walnuts
fron. his Tustin ranch zoe cents per
pound. They were the finest nuts sold
this year.
A jewish that weighed $50 pounds
was caught at Newport yesterday
The people of Iustin have gone to
work with q will to assist Mrs. Culp to
equip another home, sincs she was
burned out lsst week.
The races at the track Saturday did
not draw very large crowd, but still
some fine racing was done.
The 2:25 pacing race was won by s.
Krfile's Frances s., beating j. Baksr's
Birdrol in two straight hsats in 2:24%
and 2:2S14.
The Ford mare went against Hol-
combs Grey CLOUD and won in 2 :37 and
2:34
After this race Gale was aent to beat
2 34 and came under the wire at 2:37L
Ford's Jud Wilks was sent to beat 2:2D
and he made it in 2:26. Conant's Sir
Credit, of Los Angeles. went to beat
2:28A. making it 2:25H. DR.. G. T.
Smiths Pendennis was sent again at
time to beat 1904, but time won in
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