The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
SANTA ANA.

NANlA ANA Copt. o.-1D6 luetlu
association will hold its annual meeting
next Wednesday at the Tustin bank
building, when a statement OF the sea-
sons business will be read. Toe cleo.
tien OF officers will take place and sue
other business as will come before the
meeting.
According to the Anaheim Independ-
snt of today the body Of the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wetesl. who was
drowned at Anaheim Landing about q
week ago. has not yet been found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill of Whittier, father
and mother OF Mrs. l. D. Mills, are
spending few days with Mrs. Mills and
family
Miss Jessie Gearhardt mas returned
from Berkeley, where she has been dur
ing vacation, taking special course OF
study.
Mr.. g. W. White is running the old
Dawson meat market, on West Fourth
street. Mr.. White 10 new conner and
seems to be doing fair business. This
market had been closed for some time
until Mr.. White opened it up for bust
meas.
The o. E. 8. will meet Monday night
has been prepared for the occasion. All
mem bsrs should be present.
Nj. NJ. Estee, Republican nominee for
governor, will speak in this city next
| Tuesday, in the French opera house.
Rev. G. L. Libby OF Orange will preach
in the Maln-strest M. E. church tomor-
row Sunday at IL o'clock.
The Anaheim public school will COM
mence Septemb Der 18th.
1t is reported that l.. ScbGrn OF Ana
| hsim has Withdrawn from the race for
supervisor, and b. F. Porter has come
| outfor the same office.
Edwin Clark of Capistrano has an
nounced himself as candidate for
county school superintendent, subjsct to
the Democratic convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stephens left
today for few days visiting on Echo
mountain.
The steamer Corona has taken the
place OF the steamer Mexico on the coast
line.
Mrs. D. VI. Burns and Mrs. G. w.
Burns, who have bsen spending the
summer in the east, are expected home
next week.
Monday will be legal holiday. Banks
I and public Offices will be closed for the
4 day.
" John Cubbins has come out and an
nounced himself candidate for ASSESSOR,
subject to the Republican convention.
W. P. Hodges. the well-known horse
trainer, has arrived at the race track
with a string Of IA herses from @. w. R.
Ford's Edgemont stock farm. Eight of
these horses are entered here for the
races.
Mr.. G. H. Msnsfse had the misfortune
this afternoon to have his heavy team
run away with his big truck. One
buggy was smashed up. but no one was
buggy were thrown out and somewhat
bruised. The team broke large chain
and heavy leather strap before they
got away. They were frightened at the
engine OF the Southern Pacific depot
Services Sunday in Unity hall at
O'Clock; Sunday school at 10; sermon
at II.
Edgar johnson of the Fullerton Tri-
bune, and wife. were in the city today.
The annual report OF tho expenditure
OF the school fund OF the city of Santa
Ana mas been published in folder to-
gether with the names of all the teach
ers and their different positions OIL
rooms. Amount of cash received and
on hand during the year ending July /,
1894, s24, 28l.S0 and expenditures for
the same year amounting to the SUM oil
$40, 960.04 with balance or hand at
the close of the year of 50 32l.76.
The school will be opened September
18th, and close June IA, with short va
cation during the holidays. There are
Il teachers in the city schools.
A special service will be held at the
M. E. church south. by the Woman e
Missionary sooiety at 80 p. m. Ser
mon at ii O'Clock in the morning.
Silkwood was worked out on the track
today and went mile in 2 IL in very
easy manner without any effort. We
may expect to see some fast time made
on this track this fall.
John Bakers mare vent mile in 2 81
with ease and seems to be getting there
in good condition.
P. w. Hodges. the quiet driver, ia
making come marked improvement in
ais lIorsSs. Esacn basoYusy is u rsSss.
ton day at the race track and today q