The herald., 1894-04-21
SANTA ANA.
Provisions Sent to ths industrial Army
mt CsIt0n.

MT Calions
SANTA ANA, April 20-As reported in the
HERALD his morning, great quantity OF pro-
visions has been collected and shipped 10 Mrs.
L. Pence. Cotton, with instructions that the
provisions are for the Industrial army and
none but law-abiding citizens are to have any
of the provisions. This movement was Il 1t
started by any party, clique or church. bat Il "A
spontaneous subscription to the suffering mr.
my at Cotton. man Yves sent up there on
Thursday to investigate matters. and on his
reporting tho condition OF the men composing
this army the subscription was started. and
today al II O'Clock the following was shipped ::
Five sacks flour. sacks potatoes, tOv pounds
prnnes, loo pounds bacon, about loo pounds
white beans, z case S eggs-besides a great deal
tHat hndvnot yet arrived in the city. Alto
gether IL was quite q donation.
The jury in the case OF J. B. Jamison against
Henry Williams gave verdict for plaintiff Tor
Mrs J. s. Rice of Tustin, who has been in
Los Angeles for week or IL days for treat
ment returned home last evening much i'm
Col. i. e. Edwards, former resident OF this
city. but for the past year aresldcnt OF Los
Angeles, has by the death OF a relative become
owner, together with sister, of 80 acres in
the city Of Louisville, Ky
Levi Gildmacher and family who Is owner
of considerable property fin this city, will start
next week for visit to his mother, who Is 03
years old. in Germany.
A petition is being C Tculated for signatures
of all those who are satisfied with the present
saloon ordinance.
The Rev l.. Thompson of Ventura, pastor of
the NJ L. church south, OF that city. while
Main and Fourth streets, had the misfortune
oil having the frame OF his wheel break. lie
was thrown with considerable force, but for
tunntcly was not hurt.
The Cotton children, who were billed for last
night III Spurgeon's opera house. came ready to
fulfill their part OF the programme, but there
were so many gatherings IN the city last night
that the entertainment was declared off. The
children were then invited to the club dance
and they gave the dancers few numbers OF
their show that were well received. They
danced awhile and showed awhile. The boys
then made up purse for them. Most OF them
contributed very generously.
J. Lowton of Rockville, ILL.,, is visiting his
brother, A. J. Lowton OF this city.
G. Turner OF Tustin hos been granted an
increase of pension.
brated her ffticth birthda last Wcdn sday. A
large company was present and Jared sumptu-
ously. Mrs Hewitt received many valuable
presents.
The Pinther property on First street will be
sold at sheriff sale next Monday at 10 a. m.
Ed Arnet of Anaheim has taken the contract
to weed 200 acres OF young beets and has hired
% boys from Los Angeles to do the work
Preaching IN the Main street church OIL sun
day by member OF the NJ. Il. church south
conference,
CONFERENCE OF THE NJ E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Conference met pursuant to adjou-nmen. al
$3.50 this morning with Presiding L der Dun
can in the chair. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. Finley
Reports from the charges were again called
for, and the pastors made their reports, the
charges generally being in good condition.
Conference adjourneI Mt Il II III. for preach
ing by Rev. Harris OF Valley Center.
Conference reassembled at p IN. Reports
from the remaining charges were made, and
then Mrs Milton Wolfskill, president OF the
! Woman's Missionary society OF the Los Angeles
conference took the chair. and the res. OF the
afternoon was d.voted to the missionary work
! OF the church.
street meeting was announced for z p. IN.
and preaching by Rev. \. C.B at 80.