The herald., 1894-06-06
SANTA ANA.

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Didn't Know His Own Company-Ths
Liquor Qusstiea-Nsws Notes.
SANTA ANA, June 5.-The Knights Of
the Msccabses last night elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
G. s. Smith, paat commander; E. L.
Swartse, commander; l.. 8. Wilkinson,
lieu tenant-c commander; O. +. Durfee,
record keeper; M. A. Yarnell, finance
kee per; W. E. Winslow. chaplain; W.
A. Dyer, sergeant; W. 8. Rose, master
at arms; ]. L. Dyer, physician; @. E.
] ackson, first master of guard; r. III.
Insley, sentin el; Geo. Spongler, picket.
There WAS quite q Misunderstanding
last night as Company E WAS out at
drill. Some one proposed to have the
company pay its respects to q newly
married commissioned officer of the
company, and without sending word
to them the company marched up to his
residence. On going to the door there
was a good deal of noise made on the
porch, which led the inmates to think
lot Of hoodlums were at the door for
other than q friendly call. The officer
came to the door and gave them q piece
OF his mind in pretty strong language.
which put o complete damper on the
ardor OF the whole proceeding. As they
left the officer got glimpse OF uniform
button on the coat of one of the men,
which led him to think he had made the
mistake OF his life, but by this time the
company had retreated. The boys this
:. l. a Fla n ~
Judge l.. W. Tubbs of Emerson, Ia,
who has fine home in Tustin. returned
to his California home, on Saturday, to
remain a few months.
George Travalio started this morning
for st. Louis and Ohio, to make his re
latives visit. He will be gone about
elk weeks.
Uncle j. E. Sharp went to Pomona
this morning to remain indefinitely.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Swanner,
a second con.
Judge E. s. Terrence of San Diego was
on our streets yesterday on business.
r. @. Wickhous went up to Riverside
and San Bernardino Yesterday to look
after bis fences. Wickhous Is candi-
date for member OF the board of eQuali.
cation on the Republican ticket.
In addition to the names of Republic
can delegates given in the HERALD this
morning the following are to be added
Buena Park--D. j. Young and j. III.
Whitaker.
Yorba-Captain Wrede.
]. g. Scarborough is erecting a fine
large two-story house on North Main
street.
J.. A. Engel is building a large two.
story house on his 1s-acre ranch on
Santa Clara avenue.
A marriage license was issued vester-
day to John Roberts, aged % of Orange,
and Ida Lstzloff, aged 70. of Olive.
The case OF habess corpus in which
Huggans was trying to be released was
tried today and taken under advisement
by Judge Towner.
CITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
The board met last night, all the mem
bers present.
The committee on water for ice plant
10 censH per 1000 gallons as
a fair price to be charged.
The petition of Avas, ct al, for q |
cement sidewalk on the north side of
Fourth street from the Richelieu hotel |
to Birch street, WAS denied.
Petition OF K. j. Blee TO connect with |
city water system was reported ON and
denied.
The committee appointed to report on
The liquor QUESTION reported recommend
ing the usage of an ordinance which
removes Gil card rooms from saloons and
Toes not allow any private rooms to be
.un in connection with any saloon.
Monthly reports of the city clerk,
street superintendent, county tax coll
ector and city recorder were read and
ordered filed. Sealed bids for $50 tons
II coal were received from Santiago
)oal company. Corrillos Goal company
Ind Spreckles Bros. Commercial Coal
company. The msttcr was referred to
PRESIDENT with power to act. On mo-
ion the bill of Mona Kellar for $65 was
lenied.
The city marnhal is now ready to is-
ue licenses to all who have dogs and
rant to keep them.
The little S-year-old daughter of j. D.
'hillips fell from the porch last night
nd broke her arm at the elbow. The
octor says it ia about the worst frac-
ure with which he ever had anything
D do.
The San Francisco stock company will
lay In Spurgeon's opera house, June
tn and 9Th. They will play The False
riend: This play promises to be
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Kerns, a
D.pound boy.
Don't forget the ST. Cecilia society
oncert next ThurHday evening, June
IN. Mrs. Spencer has her singers we'll
rsined.
The ladies OF the UNITY society will
I'VE an entertainment called the Giving
hist" in the near future. 1t will be
'nducted BY Miss Harris Of Boston,