The herald., 1894-02-27
SANTA ANA.
The Creamery Organizsd-superviso
and Courts.

The Creamery OrgAnizsd-superviso
and Courts.
SANTA ANA Feb. 26.-Articles of incorDora-
tion have been filed of the Garden Grove
creamery. with Garden Grove as the principal
place of business. Capital stock, $4,000. J.
w. Hawkins, Thomas II. Thomas. John W.
Goodwin, A. J. Chaffee and ]. Fulsome are the
directors. These are all good men and we may
expect to see creamery in running order in a
very short time. We bespeak for them sue
cessful business career
The following letter was received by Prof.
W. Q. Packard in regard TO the Chicago lady
quartette:
DEAR SIR: The Chicago lady quartette gave
the best entertainment ever held in our city.
Tell your people they cannot afford to miss the
music. w. p ENGLAND.
General Secretary Y. NJ &. A.
Mr. Cutler is building a fine residence on
West street. G. A. Martin has the contract
Jerome Tillotson. who has been seriously i'll
for the past few weeks, is able to be up and
The worlds fair exhibit was today moved
into the old g.. A r. hall in the Wakeham
block, where the chamber OF commerce VIII
take charge OF it.
Mr. Burgsdorf will move to Los Angeles to-
morrow, where he has secured good position
The city board of trustees will have very
interesting meeting tonight when the question
of railroad franchise and appointment OF
city trustee to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF j. A. Hankey, who has moved 10
San Francisco.
Two houses and lots changed hands on East
Quite number of new houses are under way
of construction in our city and more soon to
follow.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
In the report OF the worlds fair committee
U. S. Taylor, secretary OF said committee, sub
mitted the final report, showing a balance in
the treasury of $4l6.o3. The report and
vouchers referred to the chairman and
clerk to audit the bills and report at the next
meeting of the board. The check for $4l6.03
the worlds r turned
the worlds fair fund of the county. petition
to change the boundary line of Peralta and
Olive school district from the last one ordered
was received from J. p. Bush ct al; also pro,
test against said original change was presented
by X. p Marques ct al
G; A. Burbank appeared for the petitioners
and II. p. Marques appeared for protestants.
On motion of Armor the petition was denied.
G. F. Mansur appeared before the board IN
reference to inmates in the Whittier reform
school On motion the matter was referred to
the district attorney.
Mrs McManus, an INDECENT, appeared ana
asked for an extra allowance
Mr.. Armor reported that p. G. Ryel and Har-
riet Ryel, indigents, were in need OF greater
allowance. On motion the allowance was
raised to $50 per month, commencing March
LIST.
The matter of forming new school district
| OF Centralia and Anaheim districts was car
ried.
In the matter of closing lie Croy street in the
city of Anaheim, the clerk was ordered to adj
yertise according to law.
On motion the report of James Harrison, the
expert on county books, was read and ordered
! filed, and the clerk was instructed to have the
same published one time in the Santa Ana
| Standard.
communication from Messrs. Graves,
| O'Melveny and Shankland in reference to the
late Chinese disturbance at Fullerton. ON
motion, referred to the sheriff.
The supervisors report in regard to grading
road in santa Ana common was received and
read. On motion the report was ordered filed.
An Indian in destitute circumstances APP
peared before the board and asked for aid He
The hearing in the matter of the Trabuca
road came up. The report OF the viewers was
read, as was report by Dwight Whiting OBJ,
| jecting to the road. The former WINS adopted
and the road accepted public highway.
On motion 300 was struck out of the
award made to Whiting and 500 inserted e,
conditioned that the petitioners remove The
fence of r. o. Neil.
Miss Bina NJ. West, supreme record keeper of
the Lady Maccabees, is here to organize hive
of that order.
Dwight Whiting of Ell Toro was in the city
Mrs. David II. Magner and sister, Miss Wall,
will go to Los Angeles tomorrow for weeks
| visit.
Jacob Hamm has sold his place at Buena Park
for $1,000.
The Unity club will meet Tuesday evening
Ame ensa mah ns hy
communication from the state board of ex-
aminers has been received. stating that the
| claim of Orange county for the support of in
digents of $122S. 80 has been allowed.
Mrs Chole NJ. Warner mas sold a ranch of 20
acres, between Anaht i'm and Fullerton, to
Addie M. Hughes and Carrie L. Warner for
5000.
SUPERIOR COURT.
In re Norton, insolvent; order made fixing
April 10, II "a, at $3.50 a. M, for hearing petit
ton for discharge of insolvent, and directing
notice to be given as required by law.
Dempster Mill and Manufacturing company
| VS.. Mckee ct al. the cause came on regularly
for trial, plaintiff appearing with his attorney,
! II. I. Matthew's evidence was introduced on
| the part of the defendant. II. A. Mckee and
r. L. Cook were sworn ana testified; de 'ense
rests. Evidence was introduced on the part of
the plaintiff. A. X. Dempster was sworn and
testified. Further proceedings were post
poned till tomorrow
In re Estate of Limmes, deceased. Order
read fixing March 9th, at 9:3D am, for hear
lug petition to set apart homestead, and also
for settlement of final account, and directing
| notice to be given by posting. Adjourned to