The herald., 1894-12-14
SANTA ANA.
THE END OF THE SELvIDGE-GAR.
RIT TRIAL.
A Soap Factory to Be Established d.
sscrst Society Elections.
Local Notes aud
Personals.

SANTA ANA, Dec. 13.-The trial ol
Tom Sslvidge and Garritt Southern,
for battery ON the person OF F. B. Bow
land, was concluded today. When the
case went to the jury, after an hour or
so OF deliberation. the jury agreed as to
the innocence OF Sslvidge, but disageed
as to the guilt OF Southern. 1t appears
that Southern had q revolver and hit
Bowland over the head with it, which
cut an ugly cash in bis head. 1t will
be necessary TO have another trial un.
less Mr.. Bowlsnd is satisfied.
The two boys said they would have
Bowland arrested for attempting to
shoot them with q rifle.
Mrs. L. B. Holmes and Mrs. R. Boyd
have bought out Jim Trew, the restau-
rauter on Fourth street, and will con-
tinue the business at the old stand.
where they are now doing a good busi-
mesa.
Last night the annual election of off,
GERS in the K. P. lodge No. lac took
place with tho following result: j. P.
Brown, @. c.; Robert Mofit, @. "; D.
johnson. III. of A.. G.. S. Smith, P. W.
w. swearingin, M. of W.; @. J. Over
sinner. R. Of R. and s.; William Han
nah, M. of L.. E. E. Richardson, NJ. Of
E.; William Lehman. I. Installation
will take place the firit Wednesday in
January.
A. d. Barling shipped two carloads
OF celery today to Kansas City over the
Southern Pacific railroad.
Major @. S. McKelvsy, assembly man
elect from this county, starts for San
Francisco in the morning on Q short
business trip before going to Sacramento.
Mrs. Georgia Foot (nee CampbelD of
San Bernardino, is in the city on q visit
to her mother.
7. W. Holmes OF Los Angeles is here
for she purpose of starting q soap facto-
ry. A part OF the machinery has ar
rived, the location has been selected,
and operations will begin at once. He
will manufacture all kinds of soap, from
common laundry to fine toilet.
Last Tuesday night Sedgwick Post, G.
A. R., elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: P. c., L. G. Jones; s.
V. c.. Captain Kelly; ]. V. c.. @. G.
Brown; c., R. G. Thompson; @. NJ. A.
B. Paul; o. D., G. F. Schmidt o. g.,
G. II. Lee. The installation will take
place January Sth.
W. II. Bell, who has been running q
feather renovat0r in this city for the past
few weeks, has renovated 5000 pounds OF
feathers, and is now getting all he can
do. Five thousand pounds of feathers
cannot be found in every city.
E. E. Keech is rejoicing over the ad-
vent OF new baby girl at his house.
Miss Mary Neill has returned from
Los Angeles, where she has been for
qome time on account Of i'll health. She
is much improved.
The two young men, James Walker
and Ed McGouffin, who were arrested
for disturbing the peace at the Balsa
Holiness church, pleaded guilty, and
were fined s5 each for their fun by jus
tice Freeman.
Mr.. Fern. s. Bishop and Miss Nellie
G. Dickey were married last night at the
home of the bride, on Sixth street. Rev.
DIR. Carton performed the ceremony.
The following officers were elected by
the L. o. T. NJ. Hive No. Tuesday
night: Commander, Rsbecca Penrod
past commander. Minnie Smith; lieu.
tenant commander, Carrie X. Smith;
record keeper. Angie E. Winslow; sec.
rstsry snd treasurer. Rhoda Durfee;
chaplain. Sarah Wright; mistress-at-
arms. Maggie Culver; sergeant. Sallie
Ineley; sentinel, Helen Galbraith,
picket, Elizabeth Hawley.