The herald., 1894-06-03
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Fuiierton school Eisction-Loosl News
Notes.
SANTA ANA, June AT the school
election in Fullerton yesterday the peo-
pie were scared worse than they were
hurt. They seemed to be afraid that
certain "clique" would resort to some
thing desperate to carry their endu, so
they sent down to Santa Ana to have the
sheriff come up and see that they had a
fair show, but everything was as quiet
as could be. and no trouble whatever
occurred. There were 100 votes cast,
and s. f. Daniels and f. 4. Amerige
were elected against ID. Burdorf and Z.
A. Schumacher.
@. B. Huggons of Fullerton was ar
rested for selling liquor to l.. 2. Drake
without q license. Huggons gave the
necessary bonds and was released to ap-
pear before justice OF the peace in Ana
helm. The saloonkeepers OF Fullerton
propose to test the law under which
Hurgons was arrested. Two of the best
lawyers in Southern California have
been employed by the saloonkeepers to
look after their interests.
pany propose to beautify Newport beach
this season. The company have given
notice to all campers having cottages
west OF the hotel to move them on back
lots at once in order that they may grade
and fill in with soil preparatory to erect
ing nice cottages and planting some trees
and grass.
Theodore Lacy took Felix Ward, the
cattle thief, and John Brown, the
bicycle thief, both OF whom were sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for two years,
to Folsom this evening.
Who ever heard of the White Apron
club? 1t met at the residence Of Mrs. j..
L. Garnsey yesterday afternoon and had
q most delightful time.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
the following: George O. Eakins, aged
20, and Eta +. Wells, aged % Clyde A..
Lyons, aged q, and Adelia O. Leefeld,
aged %. All four contracting parties
are from Orange.
Today ia the day for the Republican
primaries to elect delegates to the coun-
ty convention on the 9th inst. There
don't seem to be much of a stir any
where. and one wouldn't know any
primaries were being held unless some
one told you. If this is the zenith of
the Republican enthusiasm they might
as well stay at home this fall, for they
might get run over by the old Democrat
10 wagon we can hear rumbling in the
distance loaded TO the top with votes.
The county horticultural commission
ers have filed liens on the following
orchards for not fumigsting. as required
by law: ]. G. Ames, $118 so; j. I'll. w.
Pattison, $2S5. III. o. Brandt and e.
A. Cox, $ll705; Il. A. House, $l22. 10.
All of these orchards are situated in the
Chnpmau GrnvJ, eAuDpt futtiuou.u, wn1cn
is in the old Modjeska place.
Superior Judge j. W. Towner has Pc
titioned for the probate of the will of
the late Cinderella s. Towner. The es-
tate is valued at $4,000.
Services in the M. E. Church South
at IL q. M, Sunday school at AS, and
1880 p. m. preaching by Rev. d. F. F.
Fuller, pastor.
Services in the Episcopal Oh urch at
IL q. M, Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Rev. W. B. Barrows, minister.
Rev. E. 0. McIntire will preach in the
Main street M. E. church at the usual
hours. Subject Tor Sunday morning:
The Law OF Christ.
Field day for Santa Ana will be held
June 23d, under the management of AL.
Harlin, J. Booth Joplin and Clyde
Mickey. A grand time is expected and
success is assured by those who have it
in charge.