The herald., 1895-01-03
SANTA ANA.
DOGsW HO DIS rINGUTSHED THEM
SELVES In A RABBI DRIVE.
Congregational Church Eiection-The
Week OF Prsyer-News aud
Personals.

SANTA ANA, Jan. 2.-The rabbit drive
yesterday on the Alamitos ranch was
the most successful drive yet held in
the county. About 600 people were
present.and finer lot of dogs have not
been seen together than were at this
drive.
Prof. Smith had three dogs. Flash
caught four jacks, Beauty three aud
Stanley four.
W. Gildefman had two dogs. Zip
caught Eve jacks and Maud six.
Womsley. three dogs. Fullerton, one
jack; Fannie thrss and Lacy one.
H. Hilton aud Stape Munston had
four dogs. Colonel Mig caught eight
Jacks, DOE four, Clip two and Hindoo
none.
DR.. Devors had two dogs. Spy. a
three.legged dog, two jacks; Eyons
three.
Mr.. Cross had one dog. Jack. who
caught two rabbits.
DR.. Thompson one dog, Bounder.
three jacks.
Mir. Derby one dog. four jacks.
Many other dogs were present, but the
owners names were not learned. The
Orange city band discoursed music dur
ing the lunch hour and at intervals dur
ing the chase. During the day about ~
rabbits we're caught.
Mr.. G!lderman of Orange made
match race between his 8 year.old dog
and dog from Long Beech, one OF toe
best dogs from that city. and he was the
| of 10 nd
to Mr.. H. Hilton and H. Slope Munston,
secretary of the Orange County Kennel,
Coursirg, Gun and Rod club for the
above report.
The annual meeting Of the Congrega"
tional church was held last night in the
church, and the following officers were
elected for the coming year:
F. L Perhom, J. A. Hankey. Charles
Killey, VIM. Rose and A. Chase, trus-
tees; Mr.. L. e. Srack. clerk; Mrs.
Sarah A. Peabody. collector and trese-
urer. Miss Julia Stebbins, superinten,
dent of Sunday SCHOOL, J. A. Hankey,
assistant; Miss Lidia Crookshanks, sec
fetarv and treasurer OF Sunday school.
The brakeman, H. Foster. whose I'M
timely death was announced this morn
ing in THE HERALD as being killed ct
Kings river bridge on the Southern
Pacific railroad between Los Angeles
aud Bakersfield, was son of Mr.. and
Mrs G.. l.. Foster of this city. The
parents we're not aware of their cons
death until telegram was received
from their son-in.law ut Pomona. Mrs.
Foster aud her daughter went to Los
Angeles TODAY to bring the body to this
city for interment. This worthy coupl',
as well as the widowed mother, have the
sympathy of the whole community.
| Henry Foster leaves widow and sew
erai small children in los Angeles.
A. H. Thomas has sold q lot on Her
rnosa street to Henry Carpenter for
$500.
". A. Coon, who has been sick, has
partially recovered and ia on the streets
again.
James Kane has sold to G. E. Jackson
five acres in section 10. township 5, range
TO- for $500.
W. A. Walls sold to j. t. Walls lots
10, IL and II, block A, in Bartlet's addi-
ton to Santa Ana for 5000.
Mrs. w. j. Thompson sold to Charles
H. Stanley 10 acres in eection "A, town
ship A. range IL for S502. 10.
Robert Adams sold to s. +. Sherwood
lot ~, block B, Porter. Spurgeon' &
Bless addition to Santa Ana for $llO.
The Stearns Rancho company has sold
to G. w. Carpenter and Charles Young
$50 acres in the Las Balsas ranch.
Mrs. Thomas McKeener was called to
Los Angeles today on account OF the
serious ilnsss OF her mother.
G. G. Drake, Gen. P. Bessonett, @. A.
Parker and Mr. Rouse went to the head
of Newport bay for duck hunt.
L. S. Ricksts OF Shelbyville, Ind, an
old friend OF Isom Wray, is in this city
to spend few dave.
The week OF prayer will be observed
by the churches of this city as follows :
Monday night at Christian church, led
by D. Gorton; subject, Humiliation and
Thanksgiving. Tuesday night. at Pres
byterian church, conducted by Y P. SC.
E.; subject, Good Citizenship. 'Wednes-
dav night, at the NJ. +. church South,
conducted by Rev. James McGuire;
gu bjec', Nations and Their Rulere.
Thursday night, at Main-street NJ. E.
church, conducted by Rev. R. A. Row.
land subject, Foreign Missions. Fri
day night, at Baptist church, conducted
by Rev. E. 0. Mcintyre; subject, Home
| Missions and Schools and Home.
Service will begin each evening at Z
O'Clock. The above arrangements were
made by the Ministerial association for
next week.
The regular meeting Of the cham Der
of commerce met laat night in the room
on Fourth street. g. j. Magbough
handed in h1s resignation as a member
of this body, which was accepted. f..
D. Buss also handed in his resignation,
which was accepted.
On motion. the monthly dues were re-
duced to 80 cents. and the directors were
excused from paying any dues.
The proposition to move the head"
quarters of the chamber OF commerce
to cheaper quarters was discussed and a
committee consisting of John McFad-
den and H. H. Roper was appointed to
ascertain what suitable room else-
where could be procured for.
A special meeting will likely be Gale
this week.
The society people OF Tustin have Or
ganized travellers class at the resi-
dence of w. s. Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett
was chosen leader. trip around the
world was mapped out for the first trip
which will be most enjoy able.
George Preble's little child died this
morning in Tustin.
Mr.. Person, the cashier OF the SAINTS
Fe at this city, has returned after few
days visit to friends in Los Angeles.