The herald., 1894-08-09
SANTA ANA.


jsAka Goes to Europe.
SANTA ANA, Aug. S-Tuseday eTening
about 27O people bcards6 the Newport
train in Santa Ana for Newport where
At other passengers tsgether with the
27O went aboard thesbsautiful steamer
Hennosa, bound for CaAxlina- The-trip
oyar was uneventful saws the sight.oi
schc oil of whales that appeared inplain
sight at close range. This was a weas
TO all the passengers as most OF them
had raever seen a whale befefe. One
anoug the school was monster ami
was ustimated by old sailors to be 60
feet lung. As the steamer nearad the
Island the beautiful little city oifAvalon
- me- Within sight. The 3l75Santa Ana
neople scsttered on shores some going in
bathing, sGme fishing and others sailing
until about IL o'clock when at the
Metropole they were invited to'a spread
that was fit ior king.
The BanniA brothers, owners OF the
island, deserve great del OF credit Tor
the success OF the excursion
In the afes..noonI the pavilion was
plsced at the party'a diGposal, where
those who fen inclined had Q joyous
TINA dancing. while Musao brothers fur
nished the music.
This beautiful resort bidg fair to be-
come "a popular and as widely known
"a Saratoga. Thisis the irsest resort on
the ceset and claims q greater portion
OF our people than any otiaer resort in
Southern California.
ThesSanta Ana brass bard went along
and FURNISHED the music for the occa-
zion.
Cant. E. H. Treiether, whose mother
lives out near Westminster, was in COM
mand of the vessel.
Mr.. G. P. Bessonett of ttis city got up
the excursion and contributed much to
the enjoyment of those aboard, and was
untiring in his efforts to make every
booty comfortable. At 5 O'Clock the
etea mer started back and reached New
port about s o'clock, where the train
was i'm waiting.
1t ,is thought another excursion to
Catalina will 60 in about two weeks. A
iollier crowd never went on an excur-
sion. The trip was one of the most en-
ioyable ever taken, and it is we'll worth
81. 80 for che round trip. 1t was esti-
mated that there were 5000 people at
Avalon vest erday.
Miss Ethal Jones is at Avalon spend
ing few welks with friends.
D. H. Themas and family have been
ct Avalon for a few days, but returned
to their home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Haywood, Charles
HUFF, Madaline Patton, Bessie and
Laura Weleh and q number of others
who went to Catalina IN tho excursion
remained to enjoy the beauties of the
Island for few days.
Madame Modjeska and Count Bozsnta
started to Europe on visitthis morn
ing.
Il ia said that the Orange county fair
has the laTgeat entry list of horses al
ready entsred of any fair in the state.
This speaks volumes for this sssocia a.
ton.
III. B. Lewis of Tustin has resigned
the enthusiastically of Tustin anG. Albert
Downs has been appointed in his stead
&c. Galloway and family are'fustioat
Ing at Laguna.
Andrew Smell of Westminster ani
Janes Mass OF Orange were made citi-
gems yesterday.
Rev. E. o. McIntire wilhgo to tn,
mountains in short time for hi
health.
Mrs. H. E. leighton of Phoenix
Mrs. G. NJ. Holmes.
Tbs bicycle organization has beer
postponed TO Friday night.
W. B. Lsmscn has petitioned for let
ters OF administration of the estate O
his father, the late VIM. Lanson o.
Garden Grove. The estate is valued q,
$4,000.
A. Guy Smith and family have re.
turned from Long Beach,
Last night the school board met and
opened the bids for the First street
eshool house, which were as follows
II. H. Rsper, $3l10; W. FL. Drops,
STATS; r. S. Morse. $3437; @. MeNeal.
S35l5; G. L. Phelps, $3573; j. w. Blee,
$34S5. II. II. Roner being the lowest
bidder was awarded the contract. Alter
consideration Mr.. Roper threw up the
contract on the ground that he had
not figured ON the cornice, which would
make q difference of about 5000. The
bid will now 90 to the next lowest bid.
der, Mr.. r. s. Morse, whose bid was
e3437. He will be required to file q
bond OF one-half the amount. The
board will meet tonight to pass upon
the bond. The work will be COM
menced at once.
Ed Tedford has come out for county
tI5bbuIof, buDJoCb 10 tuo ueClbl0o OF the
Democratic convention.
X. Y. Williams announces himself "a
= candidate for district attorney, subjsc,
TO the decision OF the Republican coH-
vention.
@. 8. MeKelvy has announced himseli
o. candidate for the office of the as
eembly, subject to the decision of the
Republican convention.
The city clerk has advertised for sealed
bids to put down or l015 inch artt .
s'an we'll for this city. bids to be openea
o. B O'Clock p. m. Argust 10Th.
Ray Jones and George Peabody will
camp at Newport for week or so, doing
their own cooking and dish washing.
j. Z. Tillotson has bought of II. p.
Opp lot ii, block g. in the Gardiner &.
Move tract, on the ao.th side of Hi key
street.
The Orange County Medical Soc, ety
net last uiaht at the Office OF DR.. w. B.
( Weed in Orange. Those present were