The herald., 1894-06-05
SANTA ANA.
The Programme for tho Field Day
bp0rts-Notes.

The Programme for tho nIeio LAY
sports-Notes.
SANTA ANA, June 4.-Before noon to-
day we had three accidents, none OF
which were very serious. but all OF
them might have been. E. s. Halcom
was driving Jenny June, the little trot-
ting mare, when she got scared and
reared up aud fell over. striking Mr..
Halcome on the bridge OF mis- nose with
the top Of the mares head. Just as this
little accident was cleared away Mr..
Spears grocery wagon. driven BY VIII
Alexander, had the misfortune to have
q front wheel run off. letting the axle
drop down, soaring the horse, who
would have made kindling wood OF the
wagon had not one or two men grabbed
rhe horse. DR.. William Elmendorf then
succeeded in backing his buggy into q
passing rig driven by couple OF ladies.
The DOCTORS rig was upset and turned
completely over, but no serious damage
was done.
Since a few Glimpses OF America have
been delivered here in Santa Ana by the
Los Angeles HERALD there has been
quite rush for them. Every body pro-
nounces them the finest premiums ever
offered the public by any paper. The
pictures are clear and distinct and when
bound will be an ornament to any par
lor. Those desiring to secure this fine
specimen OF art can do so by calling on
d. f. Jones at the HERALD branch
Office, 4l5 North Main street, Santa Ana.
A marriage license was issued today
to John J. Gallman, aged "a, CT Fuller
ton, and Myrtle Sprague OF Los Angeles,
aged 20 years.
The board OF supervisors met this
morning with full board present. The
clerk was instructed to notify the Ad-
yentists to vacate the court house square
by June 10th and leave the ground in as
good condition az when they took poses
sion. Petition of school trustees OF
Yorba school district asking the board
to declare certain lane connecting the
Yorba school house with the county
ferred to the district attorney. A COM
municstion from the district attorney
relative to the publication of the pro-
ceedngs of the board Of supervisors was
read and filed. On motion II. Hamilton
was reappointed horticultural commits
eioner, the term ending juno 81. 1897.
The following is the programme OF
races and prizes to be awarded on June
23d, at the Santa Ana athletic field day
sports: @
Half mile bicycle, Orange county
First, gold medal; second, silver medal.
One hundred-yard dash (open)-First,
gold medal; second, silver medal.
Mile bicycle (open)-First, silver tea
aat. sAc0ud silver medal
Fifty.yard dash, Orange county-First,
stop watch: second, silver medal.
Three-mile handicap, Orange county
First, silver water set; time prize,
gold medal; second, silver medal.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
>spen)-First, silver tea set; second,
silver medal.
One hundred yard dash, Orange
gold medal; second, all
yer medal.
Five mile bicycle handicap, open
First, silver water set time prize, gold
medal second, silver medal.
One mile handicap, open, class A
First, gold medal. second, silver medal.
Two mile handicap, open, class A
First, gold medal; second. silver medal.
Other events will be arranged later.
The prizes will be displayed in some
window in santa Ana in q short time.
This will be red letter day for Santa
Ana wheelmen and q good time is ex-
pected. The entrance fee to all the races
Ia 70 cents. The admission to the
grounds is % cents. All Information in
regard to this event will be cheeriully
given by G. A. Harlin, Santa Ana.
The orange shipments from Fullerton
this year foot up over 200 carloads.
There were also rs carloads of cabbages
shipped from this town. The walnut
crop for the season ia estimated to be
30 carloads.
]. r. Paul met with quite a serious
accident this afternoon. While return
ing from the country his team became
scared at an approaching train and ran
away and upset the hesrse, breaking
he large glass in one side, tearing off
the urns and railing, and using up the
vehicle in general. Mr.. Paul saw the
hearse was going over, and jumped and
s!ighted in ditch, which saved him
rom being hurt to q great extent. The
,eam was caught without any trouble.
The following are the names of
he Republican delegates elected last
to the county convention, to
Do held in this city next Saturday:
Santa Ana No. John McFadden, F.
P. Mickey, H. II. Roper.
Santa Ana No. &c. E. Parker, E. E.
Richardson.
Santa Ana No, 3--H. 7. Mathews, o.
]. McKelyey, Greene McClay.
Santa Ana No. 4-R, Q. Wickham, @. |
D. Ambrose.
Santa Ana No. Sc. Fl. Putnam, J,
NJ Lbirlau