The herald., 1894-05-08
SANTA ANA.
H. A. Peabody Postmaster - BIcy eles
Belled-Notos.

Ii, a. FoeDOuy GostfnEsB0r - DlCy CloB
Belled-Notos.
SANTA ANA, CAL, May 7-Snce the appoint
ment of Mr. H. A. Peabody to the office of post
master of Santa Ana we find several who knew
all the while that Mr.. Peabody would get the
appointment, and it was their influence that
did the work. The appointment gives general
satisfaction, and we have not heard a dissent
ing voice Mr.. Peabody is quite popular and
will make good postmaster.
The Junior Leagues OF the NJ. e. church were
entertained at the home OF Mrs Baker in Tus.
tin. About 30 of the little ones were present.
Refreshments were served and jolly good
time was had.
Mrs Levi Carrier of Tustn will start next
Tuesday to New York on visit of two or three
months with her parents.
Rev. A. NJ Gibbon, pastor OF the NJ. Il.
church at Westminster was granted a vacation
OF three weeks. He will recuperate at Long
Beach.
ported quite i'll this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen of Dakota, who have
spent one or two winters in Santa Ana, arrived
in this city yesterday with the intention OF
living here the rest Of their days.
Barnes d Son have opened up q secondhand
furniture store on East Fourth street in the
Congden block. They are from Los Angeles,
Ded-In Garden Grove, May q, Mrs Lucinda
Sprsgue, aged GA year. he funeral took
place this morning ut 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence and was buried in the Alamitos ceme-
The bicycle ordinance went into effect to-
day and there are more kinds OF bells on the
bikes than any one had an idea existed.
All kinds Of bells from COW bells and street
ear rongs TO the tiniest toy bells.
After counting the cash on hand in In the The
The different funds are as follows: School
fund, $2,75l77i current expense, $b 1762e;'
salary 5SSslaa9z 81 hospital $Io2o5s; map
fund, $50, $1,000; worlds fair, 81, 1919; gen
erai road fund, $2s9.6s The fullerton dis
trict road fund has S5lO15; Tustin, P59575;
Ca, I,tou NpVpOrf. SRI m.
hope, $244.11. On the first OF May the tax col
lector turned in $l2, $3.50, making now in
the treas ury $50, 062.20.
A large crowd assembled in the supervisors
rooms this morning, to hear what the board
would do in regard to the rcpcaling OF the
ordinance compelling the salpon keepers to
Hawkins moved to postpone action until to-
morrow (1uesday.l The motion carried.
An amended ordinance was introduced to-
day to require all saloon keepers to give
bond OF $4,000 to conduct quiet and orderly
business.
Francis b. B. usdley was today made citi-
zen OF the United States.
Tho case OF Ey, administrator vs. Young
Ell al. came on regularly for trial. Testimony
heard and cause submitted and taken under
advisement. Reporters fees, 50.
Adjourned to May oth.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
f. e. Perham, representing thu board of ed
ucation appeared and asked tho board for
control Of the court house site on motion Of
Mr.. Armor the petition was ucnled.
w. S. Taylor asked AID for Mrs. Henderson.
Referred to Chairman Yoch,
Ordinance No. 81 was read, and on motion
the matter WAS postponed to 10 O'Clock tomor
row (ruesday).
on motion the minutes OF last meeting were
read, which were approved
Chsirman Yoch reported that he had sent
G. W. Tusin north to his OLD home, and Mrs.
Jabob Young and children cast, and had
placed aIr. Young with a family near Garden
Grove.
James McManus appeared and asked for as
sistance, but was denied.
The sheriff was instructed to procure book
for register of actions.
On motion $75 was transferred from general
fund to Newport road fund.
On motion the district attorney was instruct