The herald., 1895-01-24

Proceedings OF tho CE r-...Vs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SANTA ANA, Jan. 23.-At IL r,oetinc Of the
| city board OF trustees Tusedt ,,irtt au rnen-
beers were present except esa1t rdingher
who is confined to his room wihlI,ess
The petition for cement dvalk On the
north side OF Fourth street, betten French
street and the Santa Fe track, i1Sanied On
account of there not being sulliciekn number
| OF property owners who signed the pe,ion
cement walk was ordered put DOWN. tho
south side of Fourth street, between Re- nd
| shelton Streets and all cypress trees org
this walk were ordered removed. ceNnt
walk on the south side OF Fourth street,N-
tween Ross and Birch streets; also for one\
the north side of Fourth street were ordered
| The regular six saloon licenses were issued.
| c. f. Munson OF Los Angeles was in our city
today looking after the street paving question.
| The four hundred of this city have organized
social club called the Jewellers, with the fol-
lowing officers: j. G. Scarborough. president;
Fred Rafferty, secretary; George A. Edgar,
treasurer. The first meeting will be held in
the X of p. hall next Friday evening.
l.. IL. Padgnam has returned from his mining
trip.
W. F. Rubottom has sold to E. G. Abbott 20
acres in section 10, township 5, range 10, for
$1,000.
Mrs Sallie Scott has sold to Minnie E Boyle
and Lucy L. Dayton 151a acres OF land in lot
"A, OF Anaheims extension, for $4,000.
r. E. Hewitt was last night re elected worthy
patron of Hermosa chapter 105. o. E. S.
Santa Ana has gotten the sidewalk boom,
and before this boom bursts we will have good
walks ali over our city
The following officers of the X. o. T. NJ. were
installed last night: i. S. wilkinson, COM
mander; W. E. Winslow, lieutenant-com-
mander; C. I. Durfee, R. X; A. Gee Harlin, F.
X; w. a. Penrod, chaplain; f. L. Mitchell, SER
geant; E. +. Barton, maser-at-arms; ]. L.
Dryer, physician; J. II. Garner, first master of
guard: Otto Young, second master of guard; ;
George spangler, sentinel; Fred Douglas,
picket.
Deputy Sheriff landau left yesterday morn
ing for Folsom with DENLY and Brown, who
were sentenced to Folsom for Is months and
two years respectively.
Nate Ulm, who went to San Quentin with the
forger, Lane, returned today with young
Brown, the bicycle thief, for a new trial.
The ladies of the Maccabees last night in
stalled their officers for the ensuing year and
finished the evenings entertainment with one
OF the finest banquets ever given in this city.
The X. o. T. Ms were present and very few
invited guests. most royal good time was
the verdict of all present.
The installation of the officers of the Macca-
A. Penrod, lady commander; Mrs S. G Smith.
lady lieutenant-commander;M Mrs. W. Z, Wins
low, r. X. Mrs. C. f Durfee, L. X, Mrs. A. Y.
Wright, chaplain; Mrs l. S Insley, sergeant;
Mrs. j. L. Culver, mistress alarms; Mrs. N.
Galbraith sentinel; Mrs. A. Il, Hawley. picket.
A committee OF Fourth street property own
ers and some of the city council will visit San
Bernardino to examine the different kinds of
pavements of that city, preparatory to paving
Fourth street here.
The following officers were installed last
night in the Grand Army post: L. C. JONES'
commander; Captain Kelley, senior vice
commander; C. G. Brown, junior vice com.
mander; Rev. Thompson. chaplain; c. It.
Schmidt. officer of the day: A. b. Paul quarter
master; j. T. Nourse, adjutant; f. C. Lee, Off
Ger OF the guard; Or W. 2. Ferguson, surgeon;
c. T. Slime quartermasterserge l.. Bell,
sergeant-major. L. c. French acted as install
ing officer.
Mrs. Conway, of Orange, had a stroke of
paralysis Tuesday morning.
marriage license was issued today to Jo-
seph Thompson, aged 30, and Kaettie Settle,
aged 8. Both are of Norwalk
Mr.. Tewloh, county treasurer of vermilon
county, Ill, is visiting his old friend J. A.
Lane of Garden Grove
fire started in the public library this after
noon from leak in the oil stove. The fire
alarm was turned in, but before the depart
ment had responded Mr. Mickey picked up the
burning stove and threw it into the street. No
damage to speak OF resulted.