The herald., 1895-10-07
FAIR NOTES EROM VENTURA
Growing Interest in the Coming Fair
and Races
The Long-Drawn-Out Dispute as to Who Is
Justice Of the Peace Ii
Finally Decided

NTURA, Oct. 6.-The interest in
the county fair and races keeps increas-
ing. Nearly one hundred horses are al
ready in the stalls on the grounds and
the rest will be here by tomorrow. The
track is still being worked and it is ex-
pected that by the time of the first race
on Tuesday it will be in prime condition.
1t is said that the track will be flooded
tonight and Sunday highland then rolled
In Monday, especial attention being given
to that part of the track between the half
and five-eighths poles. On Friday Orlan-
do Richmond paced mile IN 2.20 fiat.
Lolita L.has broken down an ] is good no
more for racing. She has dropped her
hip and will be sent to the stud. Most
of the horses areiin splendid trim, Santa
Fe. Pescadore, Prince Hooker, Serva and
Parametta having just come in and be-
ing put to work this morning in good
earnest.
Exhibition races will be paced by Fear
naught and Beaunaught of the Tavin sta
bl and Oracle S. and Lynville of the
Whitney stables of Stockton.
Silkwood arrived here today, and the
horse lovers fiocked to see him.
THE FAMOUS JUSTICE CASE.
has been fought in the superior court in
one form or another since January list,
has at last been decided in favor of the
plaintiff, Boiling. Boiling and Hobart
were elected justices in 1872, but Boiling
for some reason got all the business and
Hobart rarely got case. This was dis
tasteful to Hobarts friends, who concoct-
ed scheme by which they hoped to give
bin all the Justices work. The board of
supervisors was persuaded to pass an Or
Ventura township. Therefore, in the tai
election of 1894 only one man was nomi-
mated on each ticket for that Office.
Frank Hobart, the Republican nominee,
receiving the highest number of votes,
was declared telected. Judge Boiling
questioned the validity of the county or
dipanoe and insisted that he was hold
over. DAILY, the regular Democratic nom
lnee. received the second highest
highest nun bers of votes. He also ques
toned the soundness of the county ordi-
nance; it was declared invalid by the
court. and Daley appearedu before the
supervisors and asked to be appointed to
fiji the vacancy caused by the non elec-
tion of the second justice provided for by
statute. The board rejected his petition
and Daley obtained a writ of mandamus
from Judge Williams and was finally
given a certificate of election by the
board. After more legal difficulties Daley
got possession of the books Boiling had
and opened his Office in the Anacapa
hotel building.
Boiling then brought suit to GUST Daley.
The case was argued before Judge Core
of Santa Bar bara. acting for Judge Will
Jams, and the uecision of the court was
received today. The decision is contain
ed in several type written pages and de-
olares that the ordinance made by the
county being illegal, there was therefore
n" election for the Office OF justice last
fall and that Boiling still holds over until
his successor is elected or appointed and
qualities. This seems to apply to Hobart
as we'll.
The friends of Daily regret that his term
of Office must expire SO soon and arix-
iously await the outcome of the matter.
It IL still hoped that Daley may be APP
pointed to the office, out Boiling Will
make strong fight to hold over till the
next election.
Anticipating the decision OF the Judge
Daley, through his attorneys. petitioned
the board on Wednesday to appoint Daley
to the Office of justine. The board, how
ever, refused to do sc.
s. Myerstein Is closing out his business.
The telephone company. is moving the
exchange from the Masonic block to the
Ventura bank building.