The herald., 1895-09-18
EVENTS At SANTA ANA
Annual Meeting and Election of
the Monday Club
ELECTRIC LIGHT PROPOSAL
The English Walnuts Are of a Superior
Quality This Year
j. W. King convalescing-A Boy Aged Ten
Years Who Weighs One Hundred
and Ninety-four Pounds
ELECTRIC LIGHT PROPOSAL

SANTA ANA, Sept. III. ". King,
who by mistake took a dose of corrosive
sublimate Sunday, was in our city today
almost well from his terrible experience.
The Monday club met last night in the
office OF J. q. Scar borough and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, II. 7. Matthews; vice
president, r. A. :. Wade; secretary,
Rev. j. II. Cooper treasurer, f. S. Wal
lace. The club has now all the menu
bers TO constitute full club, being only
fifteen. AS one of the members drops
out another is ready to take his place.
programme will soon be gotten out for
tie year.
&. II. Menefee is rusticating in Bell
canyon tor his health. lie is expected
home in day or two.
Every wheelman in this city is expected
to be at the morning train to meet the
wheelmen from abroad coming to attend
the races.
An old offender Dan Long, who makes
yearly visits to this city and always gets
in jail, made his appearance this morn
ing and was as usual, given fifteen days
In jail at hard labor.
h. b. Smith of Los Angeles is in the
city to attend the races on the Athletic
park race track.
R. NJ. Baker cold to Edna l. Rose lots
and I. block Il OF Bailey addition to
Santa Ana for $1,000.
A marriage license was issued today to
Moses A. Remick. aged 81, of Anaheim.
and Jennie S. Newly, aged SO, OF Los
Angeles.
J. $. Haywood was suddenly taken
sick yesterday, but is now improving.
G. NJ. Holmes made a proposition to
the city board of trustees last night to
furnish thirty arc lights of 1900 candle
M To Srnt, n tn 6nIU hi n
cepting on moonlight nights for SIS per
light per month, lamps to be not more
than 600 feet apart. The proposition was
placed on file.
4 G. II. Garner is in San Bernardino tax
ing in the fiesta.
with his son. who is only 10 years old
and weighs 1874 pounds. He will keep
the boy on exhibition as curiosity as
long as it will pay. He was offered $500
per month to travel with a show.
W. c. Thompson left for Newhall this
geles parties.
Company was treated to an ice cream
surprise last night by L. E. Deaver, the
candy man. Fern Bishop thought to
celebrate the arrival OF a girl baby at his
house set up the cigars. b. E. Turner
Wi be generous ferrous enough next Monday
Mr.. and MIS-. +. W. schaurte of st.
Louis are in this city visiting the Laceys.
They will soon start for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. II. Thomas, Ms. Vanderlip and Mrs.
Boldt, motherA OF Mrs. J. d. Thomas,
formed q party that started east this eve
Ing on the Santa Fe road.
L. G. Huntington. one of our energetic
walnut growers, took a sample OF his
walnuts and drove to Los Angeles and
Pasadena to inquire into the prices and
outlook for shipping walnuts. The Chi
cago buyers said Mr.. Huntington's sam
pie of walnuts was the finest they had
seen and quoted him good prices. On
inquiry as to the cost OF shipping by rail
to Los Angeles, Mr.. Huntington says he
can haul walnuts from here to Los Ange-
les at the price at which the railways
charge and make good wages. Mr.. Hunt
ington further says that If the good roads
com mittee will give him macadam
road he will contract to haul all freight
that IS to come to this city from Los An
geles at 30 per cent less than what the
railroads are now charging, and will
give heavy bonds for the faithful per-
Torrance OF this duty.