The herald., 1894-11-13
SAN Ia ANA.
The Official Election Canvass in Prog
ress-Nsw Grand Jury.


SANTA ANA, Nov. 12.-The board OF
supervisors have been making their Of
fetal count OF the Orange county cleo
ton, and ss far as they have gone, w.
II. Bowers, Democrat, for recorder, has
gained votes and Terrence, for supreme
Judge, from San Diego, has lost 10 votes.
1t is Glow work, but everything moves
along smoothly.
The grand jurors were drawn today
as follows: A. l.. Desring, Q. E. French,
Henry Wrede. Sampson Edwards, ID. b.
G. McClay, w. t. Reed, J. ID. Price,
Silas Wright, Theo. Staley, ]. W. Har-
ris, B. @. Barker, j. l.. Forbes. G. H.
Best, John Avas, w. II. Marquis, Nap
Donavan. b. G. Barker wac appointed
foreman. The jury was sworn and in
struoted as to what they were expected
to do, and they retired.
A meeting of the apricot growers out
side OF the association was held this
afternoon in the office of W. S. Taylor
to devise means to dispose OF their fruit.
A marriage license was issued today
TO John F. Patterson, aged "A, and Mise
| Virginia Carlyle, aged 25 Both parties
are from Westminster and we'll known
by host of friends in this city, who
wish this worthy couple an abundance
Of happiness, as they deserve. They
will live near Westminster.
The subject selected for Gen. Lew
Wailace's lecture in Frenoh's opera
house next Saturday is Mexico and the
Mexicane. This is one OF his most in-
teresting lecturer, aud anyone who has
read the Conquest of Mexico will be in
terested in the lecture, and anyone who
has not read it should not miss this fine
opportunity.
Bishop Nichols will hold services in
St. Paul's church, Tuatin. Wednesday at
7:30 D. m. Reception at the rectory 3
to B, same day.
DR.. NJ. A. Menges went to Los Angeles
today to attend the meeting of the
Chronological society. 'oi which he is
president The doctor will deliver the
adnual address.
The enthusiastic young people OF the
Main.street Methodist church will hold
special Thanksgiving service Novem-
Der 29th, in the evening. An interest,"
ing programme upon missionary work
will be given, consisting Of songs and
recitations, and the long roll will be
called. A special Thanksgiving Offering
OF at least 80 cents from each member
will attest their presence and faith.
Mrs. L. N. Emerson has gone to Los
Angeles for few days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
John Ruopp has sold to H. NJ. Sey'
mour 16 acres in the Las Boleas ranch
for 500.
William A. Witte has sold to Karl o
Kroffka lot 49, block d, in Anahelm. fol
500.
J. L. Hsrtt has sold 10 Miss Isabelle
Mason 10 acres in section IL, township
range IL, for Sl450.
Charles A. Riggs has gone to Oakland
where he and Miss Myriok will be mar
ried.
Ora A. Hickey has commenced sui
against her husband, John B. Hickey
for divorce.
Ralph Marshall. who formerly ran ol
the Southern Pacific as mail clerk be-
tween here and Los Angeles, has beer
elected justice OF the peace at Indio. ou
on the desert. Ralph was we'll known
in this city.
Wylie Gains has sold his residence i,
Long Beach and will move to this city tt
resde.
Santa Ana is still keeping up its repu
tation for building new residences.
great many are either commencing o
finishing.
Shooting parties are numerous jus
now. Count Won Schmidt and his part,
started out this morning for hunt ol
the bay.