The herald., 1895-06-12
SANTA ANA
Elaborate Programme for Class Day-Local
Notes

Notes
SANTA ANA, June 1.-THE following
programme will be rendered tomorrow,
Wednesday afternoon, at the class day
exercises at French's opera house, the
amateur orchestra furnishing the music:
PROGRAMME
Observation-Disclosures.
Invocation-Rev. J. H. Cooper.
History--J. l.. Caskey.
Essay, An Unknown Heroine-Jennie
Swanner.
Quartette We're Rocking on the Bill
lows-Messrs. Buren,, Perham, Nourse and
Caskey.
Grafton, Government Control OF Rail-
ways-H. X. Cleaver.
Essay, To the Back of the North Wind
May Spurgeon.
Essay, The Relation of Fiction to Reli-
gion-Grace Carpenter.
March, Wedding. Mendelssohn-Orches
ira.
Grafton, The Sunday Newspapers
Charles +. He'll.
Essay, Hardships of Pioneer Life
Frank Lewis.
Quartette, Soft are the Fountains
Messrs. Buren,, Perham, Nourse and
Caskey.
Essay. A Girls Education-Jessie Flock.
Pro phecy-Bertha Baker.
Glass song, Our Stars composed by
Miss Lulu F. Howe, one of the Glass;
By the class.
March. High School Cadets, sousa-
Orchestra.
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
Planting the ivy.
Address-Frank A. Monaghan. prcsi-
dent.
Response H. r. Cleaver, curator.
The opera house is beautifully deco
rated for this important event. The
class was too large for all to take part at
the graduation exercises, SO it was divid-
ed, and the rest will have their exercises
next Friday night in the same opera
house.
Mr.. Frank Monaghan OF The Needles
is at home in this city.
For the past several years there has
been an under-current OF trouble in the
school board of Westminster until lasC
Thursday at the graduation exercises.
when they all met and had jolllticatlon
at which the hatchet was buried and
the long-stem med pipe of peace was
smoked and the past unpleasantness was
forgotten. The next day the school board
and citizens Joined and3gave the gradu-
ating class fine reception which .vir-
tually seals the goodfellowship in that
school and assures the united efforts of
the whole people in maintaining the
good reputation already gained by the
Westminster school. There is nothing
like united action in securing; good re-
suits i'll our schools.
Company + held its regular target shoot
this afternoon in the Santiago creek bed,
and while everything was moving along
nicely peace off Gel swooped down on
them and arrested Captain S. H. Finley
and Sergeant Will Hannah for commit.
ting a public nuisance. The papers were
sworn out by J. n. Brunnar and served
by Robert Graham. They were released
went ahead and finished their score.
which stood as follows: Glass 1-SInith
and Ross. the only men in this class,
tied on 36 points. On the shoot off they
tied again on Al points. On the second
shoot off Ross won by five points. The
score stood: Smith, "a; Ross, SO. prize,
a gold medal.
The trial will be set as soon as the COM
pany's lawyer Major G. S. McKelvey,
comes back from Riverside, where he
went yesterday to inspect company c..
Mr.. Brumas has notified the com pany that
this shooting was making life a burden
for; him. as he was afraid some OF their
raysballs would hit him or some of the
mem bers ofhis family.
Glass 2-Captain Finley, 90; Hannah
| %; Turner, %; Galbraith. 30; Finley
50; Brown. 81; Wallace, 80; Glen. 80
| So; Thompson. 81; Cooper, 2s. Vance
made the best score, but his attendance
record debarred him from winning the
prize. which was given to Captain Finley
gold and silver medal.
Glass 3-Burgher, 80; Graham. 50; Hal.
sci, "a; Campbell, - Alderman, g
Bishop. 80: McKinsay, 23; Cleaves, %
| Vestal, 81; Mickey. SO; Vestal, 2s. BishoT
| scored the highest and took the pirze in
this class.
B. A. Bissell, who has been at Sierra
Madre villa for treatment returned Sun.
| day much improved.
Thursday Rev. William Stephens will
speak at the Christian alliance meeting,
at 9 pm, at the NJ. E. church south. Ed
Chapin.a missionary from China will
open the meeting. Tomorr wv Wednes-
day, evening at 7:30. An interesting
meeting is exepcted.
Mrs. NJ. WinpigleI, who has been con.
fined to her bed for the past few weeks,
is reported as failing rapidly and dissolu-
tion will take place before morning. Hel
son. Theo. at Bakersfield, was telegra phed
| for this evening.
W. II. Anderson is at work on the city
well, cleaning it from sand that ha:
checked the flow of water
The following marriage licenses were is
sued today: George f. Mollet. aged "a
of Walla Wala, Wash, to Leonie NJ. Win
cent. aged 20. of Anaheim; Otto Dargarty
| aged %, to Amelia Peters, aged 20, both
Of Anaheim; Theodore b. Laidley, aged
2l, to Margaret NJ. Bryon, aged Is, bott