The herald., 1895-09-03
A Premature Report by a Newspaper-Im-
nnrtant Meeting of the Trustees

portsnt Meeting Of the Trustees
SANTA ANA, Sept. 2.-The respond
ent of the Examiner was little previous
in the Friday mornings issue in stating
that ''The water case against the San
Joaquin Ranch company was decided in
favor of the defendant"
The case is not yet decided, neither will
it be for three months. 1t is expected
that which ever side gains the suit in the
superior court the other will carry il to
the supreme court.
The only decision that was made is
that the plaintiff was given thirty days
to file its argument in briefs and the de-
fendant was given thirty days in which
to answer. The plaintiff was given
twenty days further in which TO answer
the latter.
The city board of trustees will meet to-
morrow night and open the bids for paw
ing Fourth street. from the west side of
Main street to the east side of Spurgeon
street. Bids for lighting the city with
forty arc lights will then be opened.
Chris Miller will open his saloon to-
morrow morning, which will be the signal
for the beginning of the case to test the
validity OF the saloon ordinance.
Quite a number of Orange county peo-
pie will soon be engaged in mining. w.
A. Penrod purchased mine a few days
ago and will soon commence depeloping
it. number of fine mines are owned
by Santa Ana people. and several others
will go in q short time.
f. H. Mosbaugh and Laura Parmonio
were married last night by Judge Free
man.
B. G. Balcom will open his new bank
in Fullerton tomorrow morning. He will
reside in Santa Ana.
Charles l.. Marshall, a nephew Of DR..
]. l.. Dryer started last night for St.
Louis, where he has accepted q position
as booKkeeper.
A. A. Potter has been confined to his
bed with pneumonia for the last week,
but is reported better today.
Orange county will soon be known as
the county OF creameries. This morning
the first butter was made in the cream
cry just established on the Wilkes ranch,
southeast OF Santa Ana about three miles.
John Sackman, the blacks ith, who
lately opened a horseshoeing shop on
Fourth street, after an absence of about
six OF seven years, left Sunday. leaving
several debts unpaid. About seven years
ago this same man skipped oct leaving
his family here, and ran away with an
other woman. A few months ago he came
here and opened shop and was TO all
appearances doing we'll. until yesterday,
when he took notion to skip out again.
He borrowed $25 from one of his sons.
1t is reported on good authority that an
other woman is mixed up in the affair.
Mrs. S. Goldsmith went to San Bernar-
dino yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
katz.
Mrs. A. Goldsmith OF Los Angeles, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. S. Gold
smith of this city, returned to her home
yesterday.
Misses Hattie and Bertha Baker re-
kx4. nckc CT 40,
Mrs. L. L. Keifhaber of Redondo is in
the city visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Neill and sisters Ida and May.
The friends of Miss Ethyl Jones gave
her pleasant surprise tonight, the occa-
sion being her seventeenth birthday.
George Riley, w. l.. Whitney and L.
Cooper returned from the hot springs
Hon G. s. McKelvey and family have
returned from their outing at Newport
beach.
NJ. Manley of Los Angeles was IN the
city Saturday.
marriage license was issued Saturday
to Elmer E. Miller and Olive Nicholson,
both of Ell Modena.
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Burrows have re-
turned from a month $ visit at Oakland.
Services will! conn ence in the Episcopal
church next Sunday.
Santa Ana is nov threatened with a
war between liquor ana temperance men.
Recently branch of the State Liquor
association was formed here, and as re-
suit test is to be made of an ordinance
recently passed here KIN )wn as the Po-
mona ordinance, doing away with screen,
chairs. ETC.. from saloons, and raising
licenses to $500 per year. Word is given
out this evening by the liquor men that
fight will begin tomorrow; that saloon
will be opened up in violation of the or
dinance, and that the best of legal talent
has been secured to defend their position.
Interest in the matter here runs high, as
temperance men are determined that the
ordinance shall be respected.
For good table clAret try our Sonoma
Zinfandel, SOC per gallon. I. Vacbe e.
Co., Commercial and Alameda. Tel. 309