The herald., 1894-09-28
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Sept. 27.-The Prohibitionists
made fine display last night, at Spurgeon's
hall, when Hon. Henry French, Prohibition
candidate for governor delivered a grand
speech to his followers. The hall wns crowded
from stage to rear and quite a number were
turned away who could not git seats. Mr.,
French gave lem speech that seemed to
The Democratic club OF this city has been
busy toda getting ready to receive the dis
tinguished speaker James H. Budd and asso-
ciates
the following is the programme for Friday
night at tho Christian church:
Piano-Prof. l.. Thomas.
Vocal sol Miss Jeannette Wilcox.
Vocal duet Mrs. leighton and G. A. Smith.
Piano solo Miss Finley.
Vocal Solo iss Easton.
Piano so o-Miss Blossom Smith.
Vocal solo-G Abram Smith.
Vocal SO Miss Annie Kcrnodle.
Violin solo, Gypsey dance-J. w. Rice Com
posed by Mr., j. W. Rice.
Vocal solo-Mrs II L. leighton.
is reported on good authority that the
early train from Los Angeles. arriving here
at z rs a. M. will again be put on next sun,
day. The HERALD will then be distributed
much earlier than heretofore.
J; +. Wyman OF san Franc SEQ was in our city
today. Mr.. Wyman was superintendent OF the
agricultural department of the California ex-
hibit at the worlds fair, $500 r..
The following officers have been elected for
the ensuing year OF the Orange County Teach
ers' association
F. b. Barnes of Garden Grove, president;
Mrs I. L. Buss OF Tustin, vice president; MISS
NJ. Perley OF Santa Ana, secretary: :. II. Conley
OF Ocean View, treasurer #. b. Barnes, Mrs.
e. D. Bnss, Miss NJ Perley Prof f. L. Pcrham,
q, w. Weeks and Miss Agnes Stowell, execu-
tive committee.
Owing to arrangements previously made by
the state central committee the Hon. j.. Il.
Budd was detained longer in San Diego than
he expected, consequently he did not get 10
speak in Anaheim this afternoon, but arrived
in Santa Ana on the s: 80 special from San
Diego to speak here as arranged.
The transfers of real estate during the past
week amounted TO 1913 695.
Arthur West OF Orange some time ago bet a
his worldly goods on horseraoe, and Job
being put up on him, he lost, OF course. A part
OF the chattels put up on the race were ton
and half OF dried apricots, two horses, foV
in cash. gold watch and deed to ~ acres OF
land. West now asks the court to have these
things placed back in his possession.
The Epworth league OF the Main-street NJ.
Z. church surprised their pastor, Rev. i. o.
McIntire Tuesday night, and presented him
with paper. signed by the members OF the
league pie 1ging to him their hearty support
ii he is sent back to Santa Ana by the confer
ence now in session at Los Angeles. Mr. NC
Intire is in attendance.
4 committee of one from each of the Sunday
schools OF Santa Ana and Tustin will meet on
Monday night, october 1st, at 1880 O'CLOCK, at
the Main-street NJ. L. church, to plan for a
thorough canvass OF the vicinity in the inter-
est of the Sunday schools.
The funeral of Captain Blanchard took place
this afternoon at the residence in Fairview.
large crowd of representative Democrats
met the Hon James IL. Budd at the depot to-
night and escorted him to the hotel. The
band was out and enivened things with their
music.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Jeter arrived in the after
noon and have been in the hands OF the re-
cepton committee.
noon at Anaheim, in place OF Hon. James II.
Budd, to q large audience.