The herald., 1895-05-29
SANTA Ana
The Saloon Keepers Are Going Out Of
Business

SANTA ANA, May 2S.-From all ap-
pearances Santa Ana will be a dry town
after June 1st, as all of the saloonkeepers
with the exception Of one say they will
quit the business. However, it is fair to
presume that two or more out of the six
saloons will be willing to take down their
screens and pay the extra 5000 license,
which will make $500 per year. 1t was
expected last night that the city council
would take some action in regard to re
pealing the Objectionable ordinance. but
the city board adjourned without even
hint at the repeal of the ordinance.
The city board took up the resolution to
adopt the plans and specifications for the
paving of Fouth street, between Main
street and Spurgeon street. Aftera the
property owners along the proposed line
OF work objected to paving until they
were assured that the street car COMPANY
would pave with the same kind of mate
rial the other property owners used, and
in order to know just how the matter
stood 1t was proposed to refer the matter
to the city attorney for written opinion
on the subject so the council will know
Just what power they have to compel the
street car company to use the same ma
terial and do their work the same as the
property owners do. The matter was re-
ferred to the city attorney to report at
next meeting.
Report of street COMMITTEES was read
and placed on file and committee dis
charged. /.
The little 9.year-old boy of Charles Gra-
ham, who lives at Ocean View who was
about two weeks ago accidentally shot i'll
the arm with IL revolver, was seemingly
getting along as well as could be expected
until yesterday, when he suddenly be-
came worse and commenced bleeding at
the wound. Physicians were sent for,
but all to no avail. The boy bled to
death. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at O. clock, at the resi-
dence in Ocean View
John Brush, resident OF Ocean View,
aged so years, died yesterday. The funeral
will take place at the residence at 10 a.
m. tomorrow.
The Los Angeles Herald 6 axes the an
| nouIcement of the marriage Of Miss Jes-
sic Padgham to William W. Conant. Miss
Padgham has many warm friends in this
city. who will Join IN wishing the happy
couple world of happiness.
Lu Chung Quey. the Chnaman con-
victed of assault with deadlys weapon,
was brought into court today and senten-
cnd by Judge J. W. Towner to states
prison at Folsom fer two years and given
into the hands OF the sheriff to be deliv-
cred to the warden of said prison. Deputy
sheriff Nate Ulm departed on the noon
train with his prisoner for Folsom.
A fine monument has been erected to
the memory of the Rev. Ii. d. Connell in
the Santa Ana cemetery by the friends
of the deceased, and after the exercises
on Decoration day are over in the ceme-
terry Masonic ceremony of uhveiling the
monument will be held at he grove. All
Masons are cordially invited to partici-
pate, and all friends are invited to be
present.
Mr.. G. A. Price OF Milwaukee, brother
OF d. +. Price of this city, together with
his son Leonard, are in the city visiting
his mother, Mrs. u. S. Price, who is
quite sick Mr.. Prlce has a mum Der OF
brothers and sisters in this city and Tus-
tin.
The Rev. NJ. NJ. Fitzpatrick will be
officially installed in the United Presby-
teran church tomorrow at = o'clock.
Bev. d. S. McHenry OF Tustin will
tor and the people will be delivered by
Rev. A. W. Jamson of Wildomar.
Mr.. Charles +. Gates manager of the
bicycle races of Southern California, has
made arrangements for the posCponement
of the Orange county races until the
Orange county track is com pleted which
will be in August.
Mr.. G. f. Rubottom lost a barn filled
with barley hay last Saturday No in
surance. The fire was caused by a man
smoking cigarette.
Mr.. George II. Beauchamp of Los An
geles has accepted position on, the
Daily Blade of this city.
The Young Mems Christian union has
opened up fine apartments just across the
street from the Herald branch office.
Frank rlford, who was seriously IN
jured by falling from an electric light pole
i'll Los Angeles was removed to the
home of his brother, w. B. .Tilford, in this
city today. His condition is still serious
but he is improving.
Mr.. B.. Ultey has commenced the erec-
tion of a fine dwelling on the corner of
Pine and Oak streets in the Third ward.
NJ. 7. Baker of Chicago sold to Angeline
Baker forty acres in section 2. township
5. range IL. for $500.
The Orange County Herald has ordered
new press which will be run by cleo
tricity. 1t is expected to be in the office
sometime this week.