The herald., 1895-09-01
ANAHEIM NEWS MATTERS
Close Of the Bicycle Meet -.Eutries S
and Awards
Events Ia Social circies-County Supervisors
Seeking Good Road Materiai-Errins
Females In Court

ANAHEIM, Aug. 31.-The first annual
Anahem road race, which took place
yesterday. was attended by large num-
bers of people and was an all round sue.
cess. A II agree that everything went off
well. the following is list OF starters:
Scratch-Clyde Washburne, "a; II.
John Engel, S3:l4; William Rodriguez,
81 35; William Hatton, 32:43.
One minute William Yeoman,
80 al; W. r. Ruess, 1888 3-5.
One and half minutes handicap-A.
d. Tompkins, 1910; Ross l.. Stanfield,
50 :O4.
Two minute handicap-Arthur Taber.
36:40; G. A. Cowan, 32;33 5; W. White,
35 AZ 2-5.
Three minute hsndicar-J. F. Sugg.
"a :27 2-5.
q Four minute handicap-w. H. Priest,
"a 30 3-5; Isaac Field, "a 90 AS.
Four and a half minute handicap-J.
Hood, So: :04.
. Six minute handicap-H. II. Hudson,
36 20. 4-5; Joseph Backs, 3s:17.
Seven minute handicap-E. L. Bentz,
39:4l Is; n. Hugo. 3s:07 I-5.
Eight minute handicap. Neal, 40 AS !;
Allan Melrose, 40 :36; Fred Lewis, 40:l5 ;
Weolke, 80 :55.
The race was over course OF eleven
miles, with six corners to turn in each
of the three laps.
The time prizea with the winners are
as follows: First prize. tailor-made suit
of clothes, Washburn; second prize. gold
prize, collar and cuff box, Ruess; fourth
prize, three bottles of wine, Hatton; dfth
prize. penknife. Yeoman.
The place prizes with the winners were
First prize. gold watch. Judson; second
prize, silver INK stand, Priest; thiru
prize, sweater. Field; fourth prize, hand
satchel, Hugo; fifth prize, hanm ock,
Sugg; sixth prize, fishing tackle, Cowan !;
seventh prize, three bottles of wine.
Stantield; eighth fprIze, box of cigars,
Hood; ninth prize five pounds OF choice
candy, Ruess; tenth prize. pocket knife,
Wasllburn; eleventh prize, picture frame,
Rodriguez; twelfth prize. pocket book.
Thorn pkins; thirteenth prize, buggy
whip, Yoeman; fourteenth prize, tobacco.
Woelke; fifteenth prize, Anaheim Gazette,
Lewis; sixteenth prize, hair brush, Mel
rose;:: seventeenth prize. pipe, Back
eighteenth prize, checker board, Bentz;
nineteenth prize, neuktie. Hatton; twen-
tieth prize, Groom, Neal.
SNEAK THIEF'S VISIT.
: Yesterday afternoon, while the bicy-
Gle race was in progress and j. Fletche I
and:family we're absent from their home,
some man riding bicycle effected an en-
trance through a window and ransacked
o trunk, but went no further.
Herman Stern returned yesterday from
a weeks absence at the various watering
places.
William Crowther of Placentia is absent
at the San Juan hot springs.
ii. A. Coryell of Brookhurst poisoned
his hand some days ago. with liquid
which he was using for spraying his fruit
trees.
A garden party was given Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Elsie Hannick and her
brother, Mr.. l.. NJ. Rossmore at the Ross
more ranch, near olive. Among the guests
were Misses Rose Robinson. Minnie
Zeyns, Hilda Witte and Retta Smith OF
Anaheim; Miss Selma Roller of Centralia
Capt. Glib Landell, Ben Rimpau, Henry
and Otto s. Godolpn of Anaheim, and
T. S. Purdy of Fullerton.
f. G.. Mercereau and family. former
residents of Anaheim, have returned here
after several months stay in New York.
Miss Nina Cuthbert, an elocutionist of
Long Beach. who has bsen a guest in the
home of Rsv. o. M. Skinner of Orange
thorpe, lett for Azusa this morning.
County Supervisor Potter, who resides
in this, the Third. supervisoral district,
reports that short distance north of
Fullerton he has discovered hill OF nat
ural cement filed with small gravel
stones. He Will make thorough test Of