The herald., 1895-06-19
SANTA BARBARA AFFAIRS
The Hotel Association in the Channel
City
Teachers Who Passed Examinations Jesus
Carbon and His Constant
Thirst

SANTA BARBARA, June 1s.-The fol-
lowing applicants have successfully passed
the examination and will be awarded
primary certificates: Lucy A. Libby,
George A. Bond, George Johnston, George
=. Merritt. Daisy Harmon. Miss Willie
Downing. Laura Burlington, Joseph G.
Miller. Ida Glasscock. Ralph NJ. Sproul,
Henrietta NJ. Bloodgood. Mary Thur
mond, Cora Patterson and Edna Thur
mond. The result of the grammar grade
examination is not yet known, while the
examination for nigh school ana special
certii cates still continues.
The superior court has adjourned for
its summer vacation. Judge Walter L.
Cope has gone to the northern part of the
county to renew old acquaintance and
make new friends in Lompoc. Santa Rita.
Los Alamos, Guadaloupe, Sisquoc, Santa
Maria, Los Olives, Ballard and Santa
Ynez.
Friday evening the lire bell rang calls
at intervals Of fifteen MINUTES for the pur-
pose OF calling together the various com
mittees in connection with the Fourth OF
July celebration. At s p. III. the general
committee met at the city hall. At their
club rooms the members of the fire com
pany, in charge OF one branch of the cele-
bratlor, we're also in session, and in each
instance the reports of the sub-commit-
tees were highly encou. aging-in fact
assuring fitting and glorious event in
every respect.
We are unable to make even passable
showing in reporting drunk and disor-
derby cases. Evidently the environm ents
are too refined for this industry to thrive.
However, the Indian, Jesus Carbon,
makes it his duty to break the monotony.
and on Monday Justice Gammill sentenc-
ed him to ten days in the county Jail.
An occurrence of this nature never dis
turbs the composure Of this aborigine.
At the end of his time he proceeds to
celebrate his release with the result that
in he goes again. 1t may be said that
his residence is at the county Jail, where
he is well satisfied. The city prison
possesses grim terrors for him, and there
fore when he proceeds to take in the town
he avoids the city authorities by gen
orally managing to secure the more well
come escort of a constable.
At the court house the tax collector
and auditor are availing themselves of u
temporary lull in business by going over
their accounts with the view of being in
readiness for the final settlement on July
LIST. The school superintendent is over
whelmcd with examinations; the district
attorney is taking it easily. and the other
officials are not overrushed.
The last three trains have brought to
tnlS CITY many members OF the southern
California Hotel association. A fitting
reception was accorded to the visitors in
the parlors of the Arlington hotel last
evening. June 18th. At 8 30 p. m. the
Santa Barbara board of trade marched
into the hotel to greet the guests, and
President NJ. B. McDuffie made a happy
address OF welcome. Other prominent
citizens joined in doing honors to the
hotel men, ana listened with much pleas
ure and interest to the grateful and APP
propriate responses of the officers OF the
association. The entire evening was
| spent in social enjoyment, consisting OF
interchange of views friendly chats and
meeting will open at 10 a. m. today,
Wednesday.
| All who have business at the court
| house must now use the rear entrance. as
| the front iron stairs have been torn off to
make way for substantial stone steps.