The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-25
COMPLAIN Of THE VEN|RE
AS Composed of Men Who OPP
pose Prohibition
SANTA ANA is STIRRED UP
The FOresters Celebrate Their First
Anniversary
Surgeons Hall Alive With Bonnie Lsds an 1
es-Improvements ia the Water
System-Personai Notes

SANTA ANA, Oct. N.-The trial o
Chris Miller for selling liquor without {
license was called in Judge Matthe US
court this forenoon. City officials O
high and low degree were on hand to Sc,
the fun. They we're doomed to disap-
pointment, however, for as John w.
Mitchell, Miler's attorney, was detained
in Los Angeles, the case was adjourned
till Friday at 10 o'clock. Judge Matthe ".
did not relish the way Mitche ell hat
treated the court, and said so. He
claimed it was unproiessional and dis
courteous not to have notified the court
of his inability to be present.
Police Officer Graham had secured
plenty of material from which to select a
jury. Here is the venire: A. j. Padg-
ham. e. Il. Richardson, W. w. Shanks,
G. w. Patterson, ]. H. Barrett, A. b
Minter, A. d. Arkland, J. G.. Kimball
A. J. Wood, T. Il. Johnson. r. Dibble,
f. l.. Sexton, j. G. Franklin, f. Smith
wick, James Tetlow. r. S. Dickinson. NJ.
M. Johnson. Il. B. b. Hadley, G. Hawk
ms, b. G. Rowell, W. A. McCombs, w.
T. Reed, III. Jessen, T. l.. Solande1, a.
Goldstein and ia. Jones.
Considerable dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed on the strceGs with the venire, be-
cause several OF the members are known
to be out of sympathy with the existing
saloon law.
Si50U JUDGMENT
Judge TowRer of the superior court to-
day rendered decision IN the case of
Wedenhofer VS.. Gobruegse. in favor OF
the plantif. The decision is worth
$500 in good gold coin TO George Weiden-
hofer.
The suit has been in litig alton for SIX
months. Briefly the story runs thus
In 1893 Mrs. Mary Bostleman OF Chino
loaned Gobruegge $1,000. She took no Sc
curity for her money save plain little
promissorv note. Last year Mrs. Bostle
man needed some money herself. To
raise a few huodred she sold her note
against Gobruegge to Weidenhofe-. When
the note matured last May Gobruegee re-
fused to recognize Weidenhofer S claim
against him. A suit followed with the
result stated. Gobruegge has property
II will be sold by the sheriff by order of
the court to give tue plaintiff Il chance to
play for even on the note.
NEW WATER MAINS.
City CLERK Telfurd has advertised for
.
etc.. to be used in making needed extern
sions in the water system.
There will be two extensions, one from
the corner of Bush ana Eighth east to
Spurgeon and north to Iermosa. This
will com plete the circuit in that part of
town.
What is known rs the east end extern
sion VIII connect with the present service
n ~ H.
ington avenue. thence east to tho Grand
avenus school house, and thence north
on Grand avenue to seventeenth. The
parties directly benefited by the east end
extension have raised $500 to help defray
the expense of putting in the new pipes.
Over fifteen families will be greatly con-
venienced by the change. Property in
this vicinity is already advancing in
value.
FORESTERS CELEBRATE
Court Santa Ana, 1856, held its first
annual celebration last night at Spur
geon's hall. The one year-old organiza-
ton developed an unexpected strength at
this time and surprised its friends and
followers by going far beyon" the roint
of success anticipated by the lodge.
The hall was filled with laausome girls
and happy, smiling young men. Floral
decorations adorned the usually bare and
unattractivs walls, and feeling of good
fellowship perv..ded the place. The dance
was by no means the least important
feature of the evening the happy cou-
pies went Waiting round on the we'll
waxed floor as iG they were enjoying
themselves greatly.
Supper was served in the X. of 7. hall,
which adjoins SpuRgecn's hall. delec
table spread was provided.