The herald., 1895-05-30
SANTA Ana
nemorial Day Observances-Ex-Con
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1emorial Day Observ rvances-Ex- -Confederstes
Excluded
SANTA ANA. May 29.-Some people
go on the old adage that there is always
room for one more. There is of course
limit to all things. The following are
the names of new incorporated COM
pany from San Diego that has filed rapert
OF incorporation of the Santa Aua Times
a weekly paper to be published IN this
city. Wm- Carlson Flank II. Dixon. W.
L. Philips, A G. Edwards and o. B.
Cunningham. All the five above directors
are from San Diego.
The politics of the new publication is
supposed to be Populist, but it is not
known for certain. We now have three
good weeklies, one good daily and good
circulation of the three Los AnSeles papers
which pretty well covers all the territory.
1t has been the custom OF the G. A. Rs
all over the state to invite the ex-con-
federate soldiers ito DIN in the exercises
on Decoration day, and 1t has been done
in Santa Ana in other years. and in
nearly every case some OF the ex-con-
federate soldiers have come out and
marched with the vets; and the remark
was always. How nice it seems to see
two opposing armies join in the deco
rating of the soldiers graves" 1t is the
desire of great many citizens to see a
Grams and -confederates. This year no
invita- ton has been extended to the eX.
confederates to join in the exercises of
the day, which. of course. will exclude
them from taking any part whatever.
The writer of this is neither a veteran
nor an ex-confederate but would be glad
to see the better judgment of the con-
sentative element in the ranks OF the
veteran union soldiers prevail and the
bitter feeling of those who are opposed to
mingling of the blue and the gray
stamped ont, SO the two colois can be
brought side by side. There are a great
many ex-confederate soldiers in this city
and vicinity who would be glad to join in
the Decoration day exercises, il they
were treated more as old soldiers than
like ntruders and "rebels." The cir
cumstances and days that made the two
are past and should be forgotten.
W. II. Bentley, while working on a
header wagon:yesterday on the Newport
mesa was seriously injured by the wagon
turning over. Mr.. Bentley. had both legs
badly jammed. which will lay him up for
several weeks.
The Unitarian conference will convene
in Unity hall juno 9TH and 9Th. The con-
ference sermon will be preached Wednes-
day, June 5th. at Z 80 p. m.,. by the Rev.
J. s. Thomson OF Los Angeles. A num-
from all over Southern California.
The case of the Tustin Fruit associa-
ton VS.. the Earl Fruit company came
up in the superior court today. A mo.
ton for change of venue was heard and
denied. Defendant excepted. A de-
murrer to the complaint was submitted
without argument and taken under ad-
visement.
Thomas Cummings, an old resident of
Santa Ana but now of Los Angeles, was
in the city today.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
I, arI Ar,y, (,ran
McDeImont. Both parties are OF Fuller
ton.
William Trapp. aged %, and Augustine
Schreiber, aged is, both parties of Ana
helm.
Gen II. A. Pierce of Los Angeles, is
in the city today on business.
Homer Yarnell son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Yarnell, is dangerously sick with
typhoid fever.
Roy Nourse. Norman Roper and James
Nourse have returned from Stanford
University.
C. p. Ely & Co and A. Fisher have ap-
piled for saloon licenses under the new
ordinance and the Brunswick saloon is
expected to.
The merchants carnival last night was
a success, and it is expected large audi
ence will greet the fair performers to-
night. The house last night was good |
and the entertainment was enjoyed by all |
present.
Westminster is rejoicing over the erec-
ton of a new bar Der shop.
1t is supposed the new paper to be
started in this city is to boom W. II.
Carlson for congress. Carlson, has $4,000
in the company, while the otiTe3 4fotlr
have but $1,000. t.ta..' g-ie.'s'.s-.