The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-07
SANTA ANA.
Proceedings of tho supervisors-New WIS
Matters.

Matters.
SANTA ANA, Feb. 6.-Hermosa chap
ter, o. E. S.. will give reception to
their Masonic friends Monday evening,
February 18th. at Masonic hall. Cards
have been sent out as far as names
could be ascertained to all Masons in
good standing and their wives, who are
the o. E. s. in good standing are in
vited to be present. ''By order of Com. 1"
Last night at the meeting of Company
f the following were elected 8. H..
Finley was promoted by ballot from Sec
ond lieutenant to first. There being no
opposition, the vote was unanimous.
aHpirants for the place of second lieu
tenant. The vote resulted in favor Of
Burgher-27 to 10. Consequently the
Burgher cigars were smoked pretty free
ly. Major @. S. McKelvy presided at
seats were cleared away and the boys
and girls tripped the light fantastic till
a late hour, when all went home salts
fed with everything and themselves
after such a round OF pleasure.
t.
been running candy store in our city.
have agreed to disagree, and Mr.. Huff
has folded his tent and shaken the
Santa Ana dust from his feet and va
mosed to never return. Mrs. Huff will
still run the business, as she is still
owner of the store.
Fl. A. Peabody will remain in Santa
Ana, although be is interested in the
IL -. +ha MipaIoo yolIou
We had a fine shower last night OF
about .25 OF an inch, which makes every
thing look fresh and green and the
farmers feel more like smiling than they
have for some time. We need more,
however. Ha
NC. White has bought 10 acres of
land near FL Toro, and has moved on it
and will make hls future home in that
quiet little city. He says Ell Toro is
growing and is beautiful place to live.
Land in that vicinity is worth 800 an
acre and needs no irrigation for decidu-
GUS fruits.
1t is reported by good authority that
Orange mas been overrun by petty
thieves. Several thefts were made
yesterday and an attempt to burn q
barn, but without doing much damage.
Southern California, and no paper ever
printed has done more for the Santa
Ana valley than the HERALD. The cir
culation is growing all the time, which
makes it good advertising medium for
Santa Ana business men. Subscriptions
can be made and advertising rates can be
had at the branch Office of Jones d Pur-
cell. on Main street, Santa Ana.
Tha Of
is doing good work among the poor class,
and the Society should be given all the
encouragement the people can give to
further the good work.
Louis Lockhart and his brother Ed
are in Santa Ana visiting friends and
relatives.
Frank Moody, the youngest attorney
OF Santa Ana, is making arrangements
to locate in Williams, the county seat Of
Glenn county, for the practice OF his
profession.
Everything looks very favorable for
the beet-sugar factory to be built at
once.
A dancing club was formed last night
at the meeting of the Jefferson club,
with large membership. Leopold
Cooper has been engaged to teach the
ladies how to Dance"
An appeal to the superior court has
been filed on behalf OF the county in the
suit of Charles F. Preble VS.. the county
of Orange, in which the plaintiff got
judgment in the lower court for $50.75
for constable fees.
The board of supervisors today or
dered the clerk to collect the rebate due
the county from the city of Santa Ana.
A bid was received from Early q
Conger to take the Olive school bonds
for $4,000 at par. The bid was accepted.
Bonds draw per cent interest.
MEETING OF THE CITY TRUSTEES.
The regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil was held last night, President Edin-
ger in the chair; absent, Hankey.
A petition largely signed by business
and professional men was present ed,
asking for crossing across Fourth
street in the middle of the block between
Main and Sycamore streets.
Alter some discussion the matter was,
on motion of Hunt, postponed until the
next meeting.
The Santa Ana Street Railway COM
pany asked leave to take up and remove
their street car track west from Bristol
street on Fourth. Granted.
THE SECOND STREET COMMISSIONERS.
The report of the commissioners for
opening Second street was read relating
the history of that undertaking. The
commissioners asked that their compen-
sation be fixed at $500 apiece.
Whitson--Has any service bill been
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