The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-20
SANTA ANA
Pine Invention--The Coming ShootiI
Match

Match
SANTA ANA, April 19.-Santa Ana
has a number of men who are of an i'm
ventive mind. George Ginther has in
vented a hay loader that will do the work
of dozen men. The machine is made
to hitch team under a large platform
seven or eight feet high that receives the
hay from in front while driving along.
The hay is dumped into a wagon driving
along beside the loader. Ed Vaughn is
putting up one small machine to take into
the field to demonstrate what it can do.
The. Philomathean Club met today at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taylor. After an interesting meeting OF
the ladies their husbands happened
along Just at noon, when fine spread
was made in the dining room. These
meetings occur once in each month, and
all have a good time with good attend
ance.
Our city. seems unusually quiet TODAY,
on account of so many attending La
Fiesta festivities in Los Angeles.
The Santa Fe train leaves this city each
evening at $40, and returning leaves Los
Angeles at IL O'Clock p. m.
One week from next Saturday one OF
the most exciting shooting matches Of
the season will take place. Clarence Par
ker, one of our crack. shots, has chal.
lenged Ed Vaughn, the now champion of
Orange county, VINO wears the badge for
the championship of Orange county. The
badge is fine gold medal with two guns.
a trap and two bluerock pigeons in u cir
Gle. with Orange county championship on
the circle. This match will bring out c
large crowd.
Carl F. Johnson was today admitted to
citizenship.
Nit Phillips went to Highlands today
with his brother, who was adjudged in
sane today in the Superior CourC.
The case OF 9eager VS.. Southern Cali
fornia Railway came up today. Leave to
amend complaint was argued Submit
ted and taken under advisement.
Shiloh circle No. 81, Ladies of the 6. a.
r., will give pink social at the 6. A. r.
hall. next Monday night.
The Odd Fellows will give four valuable
prizes for the best makeups at the
masquerade ball or the night of April
18th, their big celebration.
Professor Stringman, of the department
of matthew atics in the state university.
at Berkeley, visited the Santa Ana schools
yesterday. ,-...'- et.u.s r4
water power in yesterdays Herald was
not in all respects correct.
Investigation shows about 20-horse
power developed by the Olive Milling
Company, which, it seems, they have alb
solute control of for manufacturing pur-
poses. This comp any has leased power to
the Santa Ana Gas and Electric Light
Company. The contract is already signed
and delivered. This company will move
their dynamos up to the Olive mills and
supply our citizens with electric lights at
half the cost of producing it by steam.
1t will require about $4,000 feet OF wire to
conduct the electricity to this city. 1t is
expected that Orange will also be lighted
with electricity. twill take about ninety
days to make the necessary changes. Ar
engagements are also made to use the
eighty-horse power steam engine. to use
when water is low or bitches broken.
The Rebekahs will meet with the deco
rating committee of the I.O.O.F Lodge
Friday afternoon at , O'Clock for making
arrangements for the great celebration
for April 26th.
Madame Modjeska is expected home
from Naples in Ju,ie. She will spend the
summer at her mountain home.
The Odd Fellows have made arrange
ments for costumes for their masquerade
ball on April 18th. with Nine. Corona de
Weyhs of Los Angeles.