The herald., 1894-07-27
SANTA ANA.


Evsuts-Psrsonal Mention.
SANTA ANA, July 26. Last night was
the installation of the officers OF the
Knights OF Pythiaa lodge No. 149, the
grand chancellor, Carl Lindsay, being
present. He installed the officers 40
follows w. B. Burrows. chancellor
commander; J. P. Brown. vics.chancsl-
lor; Robert Motif, prelate; William
Hannah, master of work; g. J. Over
sinner, l. g.; T. Thompson. o. q. After
the inetallntion WAS over the knights
went to the Hotel Brunswick dining
rooms, where banquet WAS spread Tor
the occasion. At the banquet tables
several spicy speeches and addresses
were made by different members of the
ordsr. When the X. Ps. undertake any
thing OF the kind they never leave any
thing nndone to make a success, and no
place is better calculated to add to the
ouccess OF banquet than the Hotel
Brunswick.
Chris McNeill has gone to the San
Juan hot springs for few weeks out
ing.
Santa Ana Lodge 241, F. and A. M,
will confer the third degree tomorrow
(Friday) night. The Masons expect a
good time in the banquet room. All
Maeons are invited
The Church OF the Messiah will be
closed after next Sunday for six weeks.
The rector, Rev. W. B. Burrows, will go
to London, England, on 4 visit to his
brother.
J. L. Cam will hear news Of import
ance if he will call at the postoffice in
this city.
Mrs. Fletcher and daughter of Frank
giaRs aAq afqr'ssfhsd and Mrs. T. b. HGafse HfGs They
will remain but few days.
F. r. Crozier, formerly travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe road in
this territory, has been installed as
agent at the depot in this city, to take
the place OF Mr.. w. G. Barnwell. Mr..
Crozier comes we'll recommended and is
we'll and favorably known by mum her
OF our citizens. He will move his family
to the city at once, Mr.. Barnwell will
go to Los Angeles to take the respon-
sibio position of contracting freight
agent for the Santa Fe company with
headquarters in Los Angeles. Mr.. Barn.
we'll has been in this city for the past
year or more and has been quite favor
lte among society people. May good
luck attend him wherever he goes.
Mrs. j. II. Adams, who has been Wis.
iting in the east for the past seven
months, arrived home today.
The com missioners appointed to open
and extend Sycamore street appeared
by their attorney before the board of
education Tuesday night to ascertain
the position OF the board relative to an.
proprieting the school property for
street purposes. The board deeming il
doubtful whether the possible technical
objection to taking the school property
for the street, II raised. would be sus-
tanned in the courts, and not desming it
their duty TO expend money in the lt.
CATION OF doubtful points OF law, decided
that they would be satisfied if the land
was taken and the damagsa paid by th @
regular proceedings to condemn the
by jury.
The school board last night adopted
the plans of a. s. Bther Tor the new
school house.
George w. JGssup, formerly OF Santa
Ana, died in Shelbyville, Mich., on the
9th inst.
The new city we'll is to be sunk deeper
for greater supply OF water. Until
this ia done water will be SCARCE in the
city.
Mrs. Mary Martin. sister OF George
Martin, was today ndjudged insane ard
committed to the asylum at Highlands.
Sheriff Lacy will take the unfortunate
lady to the asy lum tomorrow.
Marino Imoert and A. Nedeck were
today admitted to citizenship in tho su.
perior court.
The case OF Yoch vs. the Home Mutual
Insurance. company wss given to the
Jury this evening. the jury were out
70 minutes, bringing in verdict for the
plalntIH OF $4l0O. the full amount sued
for.