The herald., 1894-03-01
SANTA ANA.
A School Entertainment-Court Mat
ters-Notes.

A School Entertainm ont-Couft Mat
ters-Notes.
SANTA ANA, Feb. 29.-The sub-junior class,
Santa Ana high school, will give an entertain.
msnt at the school house on March I'd, at 80
p. N, at which time the following programme
will be rendered:
Glass roll; quotations.
Song, There Is No End for Souls Like His.
Recitation, from Scarlet Letter.
Paper, Anecdotes of Hawthorne.
Song, Slave at Midnight.
Mediation, A Rill from the Town Pump.
Essay, Hawthorne al book Farm.
Song, Beautiful Winding River.
Recitation, Fiom Our old Home.
Reading, Song OF Consul Hawthorne.
Recitation. from American Note Book.
Violin solo. selection from Verdi's opera.
Hills.
Paper, Hawthorne the Author.
Presentation Of HkwthOrnes pfcture.
Address,. +. PtshAm.
Paper, Life OF Hawthorne.
eong, Hawthorne,
1t is earnestly desired that the parents eEpe.
ciAily will come out TO this high shool enter
tainment and encourage the scholars.
Miss Aeb:e Oates was very hsPpily surprised
last night at the home Of DR.. l. D. Mills by q
large number Of young people, who, as . token
OF thaJr regard for the yoang lady, presented
hcr with choice selection of fine books. After
social conversation until a late hour, the
guests departed, wishing the young lady a
happy Eood night joyous good time was
Mrs T. Z Jerreys Of Fairview died at 10
o'clock this morning.
A tramp was given a square meal at Mr.
Mundells yesterday, and when he started to
leave IL was found that he had pocketed some
OF the eilverware. Mr.. Mundell went after
hi1 and asked him about the theft, whereupon
he said he wanted spoon to take medicine
Qua OF. He gave up what he had. No arrest
Miss Lulu Howe Is able to be out riding, after
week or more of diphtheria.
MT. TrcwbTidge is moving his saloon from
the Bruner block to the storeroom formerly
occupied by O. Lorraine on West Fourth street.
8 A. Austin of Kentucky is in our city, Or
ganizinG writing class.
W. l.. Rowe Of Texas is in our city selling the
patent right for a quilter to be attached TO
any kind of sewing machine.
Manning, the tramp who asked for time to
receive his sentence, was today brought up be-
for Judge Freeman and withdrew his plea OF
guilty and entered that of not guilty. He
made his statement, which was straight
forward, and the judge discharged him.
day.
Simon Levy Of the Levy Produce company Of
Los Angeles was in our city today On business
in connection with his ranch out near West
minister.
M. J. .Bundy was passenger to the angel
County Surveyor s. H. Finley has been
up to the goveNnment claim of the Emer-
cation OF the place whore the shooting OF
Luis Yorba occurred, and he finds that II is
IN orange county, about 160 feet this side OF
the line. This puts an end to the talk OF taking
the case over to Riverside county
The regular meeting of the school board
Yves held last night
Secretary Perkins made the following re-
port OF the condition OF the district financially
State school fund, $6022; special fund,
@2le3. 95i library fund, $4S50; county school
fund, $500; estimated apportionment, $674O;
city taxes unpaid, 1924; total, $21, ,F7S.45.
Estimated expenses: To balance general
fund, $256S.4 IL; known current bills, $6S5. 79 /;
61095. *A-'
The report shows probable balance to the
credit of the district on July 1st next of $40.
1900 as compared with about $4,000 at the
same date last year
Bids for school sites were opened as follows :
Fred L. Sexton offers block two, Walton's ad-
diton on West and Sycamore streets for S22OO.
Robk. J. Bell part of block between First
street, Walnut avenue, Maple street and Orange
avenue, 210x300 feet, for $4,000, w. H. Spur
geop, block four, between First and Second
west and Sycamore streets for $4,000. Actions
on bids were postponed until next regular
meeting to give the members an opportunity
to examine the sites offered. Dr. Ball moved
that meeting of the electors be called to de-
eide on the purchase of q site for school house
The motion was lost
A. McFadden was granted permission to send
his childron to the Tustin school
The application of 4. G. Welch to be an
pointed as school census enumerator was re-
ceived and placed on file.
Bills were allowed as follows: Robert Nc
FRdden, &I4; A. e. Hawley, $1.45 Mrs M. f.
Bennett $1.55; f. L. Sexton, $780, E. ID. Cook,
$12.7o.
The secretary was instructed to procure from
the health otiicer a set of regulations for the
temporary exclusion from the schools of chill
dren that have been exposed to contagious dis.
eeans, Adjourned.