The herald., 1895-12-23

AFFAIRS AT SANTA ANA
Stanford Students Return Home for the
Christmas Holidays
Examinations for the Normal Scho0I-Mauy
Social Events DetaiIed-Qcal Estate
Sales and Other Matters

SANTA ANA, Dec. 22.-Messrs. Carpen-
ter, Young, Monahan and Bishop, from
Berkeley, and Carton, Roper and Stafford,
of stanford, returned yesterday to spend
vacation; also Miss Carton, of San Jose.
County Superintendent Greedy gives no.
tice that the examination for admission to
state normal school at Los Angeles, will
be by the county board of education at the
Santa Ana high school building, commence
ing December 3Oth, at 10 o'clock a. IN. The
certificates will be held at the same time
! and place.
The literary and musical entertainment
given by the Orange county business
college was very pleasant one.
The overture ~ MI; Sc Scaeberi 1, and L. MT:
come by Mr.. Brisby. Male quartet,
Messrs. Crookshank, Clements. Wood
house anc Garner; recitations, Martin and
Miss Sitton; solo, A. Garner; quartet,
Misses johnson, Cornwell. Kryhl and
Nash; address, Business Education. Attor-
ney E. Z. Keech; piano solo, Ludwig
F. d. shelter, the jungle trotter of Ira
buco, is down to spend week with his
many friends and to stand court-martial
by the G. A: r. post for conduct unbe-
coming q soldier, in shooting his gentle old
grizzly some weeks ago.
Our county officials seem to have arrived
at the conclusion that they will have to
take their chances at the next November
election.
]. Sam Wray of Shelbyville, Indiana,
and president of large gas company of
that place, arrived here last evening to
spend the winter in Santa Ana, as he has
for several ysSrs.
The marriage of c. F. Schumacher and
Miss Mary Kelsey is announced to occur
at Orange December "a.
The Minuet dancing club have decided
to give their next dance on New Years
Sheriff Nicholas today sold the Ever
hardy property, located at Anaheim, for
$1,000.
The Kroeger property was bid in by
$500. Judgment, $3.50.
Leo Stefan, who was refused a license
to sell liquor by the county supervisors.
has decided to open his saloon west of
Orange without the formality of license.
Miss Cora Knight, teacher OF English in
the santa Ana high school, left today for
Oakland to spend her vacation.
Professor D. r. Wood, last year teacher
of science in the Santa Ana high school, is
here to spend vacation.
H. W. Mcintyre, now of San Bernardino,
Is here visiting old friends during the
holidays.
Charles Lightall of Orange and native
of Wisconsin,, was today granted a license
to marry Elsie Brady, native of Kansas
and resident of Garden Grove.
An accident occurred two miles north
west of here this afternoon about l o'clock
by which Wesley Salladay, a young man
of IT, lost his life. Salladay and young
man named Larter were hunting. when the
former stopped to make a Gig arctic, rest
ing the breech of the gun on the ground
near his left foot, the muzzle against his
left breast.
In some unaccountable manner the
charge exploded, the powder burning the
boys breast and the charge of shot enter
ing his neck ON the left side and tearing
away all that portion of throat and the
jugular vein, and lodging in head, killing
him instantly.
His companion has not come into town
and further particulars are not to be had
before the meeting of the coroner's jury.
Deputy Coroner Mills brought in the
body and Coroner Clark of Fullerton has
been sent for.
Young Saladay was in the employ of
Mr.. Bates and the accident occurred near
the Mabury place, at the mouth of Santiago
creek. Salladay's parents are supposed to
be somewhere between here and Los An
geles travelling, soliciting orders, and know
nothing of the accident.
The elder Salloday was formerly from
Meudicino county, a one armed man and
an old acquaintance of Postmaster Pea
body and Mr.. Fines of this place.
MARINE NOTES
There are two boats discharging lumber
and one railroad ties at Newport wharf, in
all 100000 feet Of lumber and 10000
ties. The ties will load twenty-eight cars
and go to the Atlantic and Pacific road in
Arizona.
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
Today there were Christmas services
in all the churches, all being beautifully
decorated. In the Congregational church
it was Forefathers' day, and Rev. j. H.
Cooper preached very eloquent sermon
to full, house.
nembers America Lodge No. ass, I. o. o. r.
The important business of which you re-
ceved notice by mail last week has been
postponed until Friday evening, Dec. 27,
and you are earnestly requested to be pres
ent. G. Fl. Hopkins, II s.