The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-13
The Names That Are on the
Official Ticket
OJAl SCHOOL KNOCKED OUT
The Grounds Of an Opinion by Judge
Williams
Eastern Star Election = Exciting Baseball
dame-Locai Brevlties and
Personal Notes

VENTURA, Nov. 1.-THE following i!
the ticket as it will be voted at the city
election in Ventura, Dscem Der I'd:
For town trustee, vote for five-F. W
Baker, u. NJ. Baker, Andrew Bagley. j
s. Collins,ss Thomas Gould, John Humid
Jr. E. NJ. Jones, R. C. Sudden, F. p. Shaw
For town marshal, vote for one
James DAILY, J. NJ, Ksaier. W. H. A
Thompson, L. f. Webster.
For town clerk, vote for one-E. H
Ireland, J. +. Nawby,
Blackstock. P. w. Kaufman, E. Shil
lingshurg, J. A. Walker.
DUAL SCHOOL KNOCKED OUT.
The Ojai High school has been knocked
out. In the superior court yesterday
Judge Williams decided against the
school on the grounds of 'insuff.ciency O
the petition on which the election was
called" He confirmed the claim of the
plaintiffs that the county superintendent
had no power to call an election upor
such petition as that which asked fol-
the school. The suit was brought by "
+: Coward for the people of California.
with the Endorsement of Attorney Gen
eral Fitzgerald. Attorney Orestes Orr
conducted the case for the people. 1t i.
said that the Ojai people are glad the
school has been done away with, as il
made their taxes fearfully high.
EASTERN STAR.
The mem bers of the order Of the East.
N Star met Friday night and elected
fcers. Mrs. Mcdonnell was elected wor.
= matron; W. P. Lincoln, worthy pa
y; Mrs. Toad, associate matrun; con
ttuIess, Mrs. Foster: associate conduc-
Hne, Mrs. Flint; treasurer, Mrs. Il. II.
Oai secretary, Captain Thompson.
10 BASEBALL.
hxoiting game of baseball was
piayeet Saticoy on Saturday. betwee n
the Veura high school boys and a Sati.
coy tea The game resulted in score
OF 10 70; in favor of Ventura. 1t is re-
ported tIt boxing m atch wound up the
.ay seSs, which was also decided in
BREVITIES.
Inc DOG pisoner is getting in his WORK
IN Vsntur, Five dogs have already
turned up t'ir toes to the peoples. The
owners OF huabls animals have tied
them up.
A couple of'ramps carried off Esper
ances clothes ne with about 500 worth
OF clothing on lnday nisht. Thus far
the goods have ut been located. 1t will
DC qulte severloss for the laundry if
they are not fou'. The sheriff has two
suspects in custo.
Mrs: NJ. :: Le,ard arrived on the
noon train Monda.from Missouri, where
she has spent seval months with rela-
tives.
The HARMON Barr.ca steel bridge mat
ter was LAID over byh. board Of suner.
yisors until next Sarduy. There wer.
only six bridge constctors present with
plans and bids. EacLnan had from six
to eight different propItions to make IN
the board and .here waan endless li,t Of
prices.
Miss Alice Drscker. wo has peen Wis
iting Miss Maude Tate Los Angela.
the past few weeks, retursd home Sat.
urday.
Mrs. A. A. Graves has zen quite sick
at the NJ. e. parsonage q nast yeet
She Is much better Today.
Max Weber is now workinl for NJ, IT
Lake in the bean Buying 6,iness Ha
and his family are occupying the I,ate
residence on Santa CHA stat for the
present.
1 Mrs G. Tongiers madeq stroL addre.s
on temperance at the mep's Y.i. q A
meeting Sunday.
The marriage of Mr.. JOIN H. ham Of
the Daily Venturan and Miss MYRTLE
3adgley occurred this afhrnoo, at 3
o'clock at the residence of MI and Mr. NJ
Baugley on Oak street.
Company d will assist iocal\talel n.
night in presenting the brillian\ m il arv
drama 'Twixt Love and DutyA or oh .
Blue and the Gray. The whole uuar
the direction of Professor H. A. Ruynr