The herald., 1894-12-05
SANTA ANA.
Oity Trast~ss Meeting = Mncczbaes
Ell Eiecti0n-Notes

Oity Trust~ss Meeting Mnccab o.
Eiection-N otes.
SANTA ANA, Dec. AT the meeting
of the board OF city trustees last night
the following applications were handed
in to fill the vacancy of marshal. caused
by the resignation OF J. G. Nichols: j.
A. Hankey. A. Curtice, A. Nigg and Rob-
ert Cogburn. On taking ballot A. G.
Curtice was elected.
A petition OF property owners was
presented asking the city TO put in q
cement walk five feet wide on the east
side OF Main street, from Fifth street to
Fourteenth street, signed by nearly all
the property owners on that eide OF the
street.
On motion of Menges, four more arc
lights we're ordered for the streets, one
at the corner of Church and Main
streets, one at the corner of Sixth and
French streets and two on East Fourth
street.
H. Neiil, ss pound master, reported
that he had taken up five horses for
which the city paid s33 80 for feed, &c.
All of the horses were given away but
one. That one was sold icr so cents.
The city clerk made his report as fol-
lows: Cash in general fund. 5000. 80 /;
cash in street fund. $2781. .08; cssh in
waterworks fund. 43l5 55; total, sl5 1876 .
80. Amount received from water. $780,. =
80; amount received for taps, $6 90 ;
total, $586 80. Bills for November
$7111. 25.
County tax collector reported $780,
81 taxes collected.
The jewelers. of the city petitioned the
board TO pass an ordinance to charge a
license of $1,000 per day for street
jswelry peddiers.
The o,unty board Of supervisors met
again today to finch looking over the
demands on the county. This is the
largeot months demands since the
county was organized, owing to the ex-
penee OF election. The auditor will
have to iseue about thousand war
rants.
The trsasurer's report, auditors bal
ance and joint report OF diat!ict attorney
and auditor we're filed.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for the Anaheim school dietrct
bonds, hids to be opened December 18th
| at 10 e. m.
Charlen Forester of Los Angeles has
sold to Edward Meehan OF Orange coun-
ty lot 48 OF Forester d Smiths subd-
vision Of the Yarnell tract for 500.
John A. Young of Los Angeles hae
sold to Juliette Phelps the north 34 81
acres OF E. e OF NE. u Sec. 4. R. ~, for
SIS 900.
Ths following officers were elected last
night at the regular meeting of the Nj &C.
cabses: L. S. Wilkinson, commander; !;
W. L. Winslow, sutenant.commauder !;
@. f. Duriee, record keeper; q. A. Hgr-
lin, finance keeper; w. A. Penrod,
chaplain; DR.. J. l.. Dryer. physician
Fred Mitchell, sergeant; e. L. Barton.
NJ. at A.; j. FL. Garner. f. M. of g. /;
Otto Young, s. M. OF g.; George Span
gler, sentine Fred Douglas, picket.
At the close OF the meeting last night
OF the city council the retiring city mar
shal invited che city '6ade' 10 an
oyster supper at the Boston CAFE
Pedro Alverez. the Mexican who W sa
arrested for stealing cattle from the San
joaquin ranch, was examined today be.
fore Judge G. w. Humphreys. Alverez
was represented by Mr. Munday OF Los
Angeles. Some OF the witnesses swore
TO having seen Alysrez driving cattle on
August 13th toward San Diego. Tbese
cattle had branded on their left hip j..
I. (James Irvine). The prisoner was
bound over to appear in the enpe rior
court. His bail was fixed at $2500, in
default of which he went to jail.
DR.. M. s. Jones has opened an Office