The herald., 1895-09-24
THE POMONA ORDINANCE
Santa Ana Saloon Keepers and the
Liquor Law
The Methodist Brethren Express Their Re-
gard for Pastor McIntire-An Election
of h rch Officers

SANTA ANA. Sept. 23.-The case of
Miller VS.. the Pomona ordinance in this
city is becoming more complicated as the
days go by. The city trustees some time
ago revoked NJ Hers saloon license, and
Miller expects the city to pay him for all
time lost by having mis- license revoked.
He is only waiting for the city to make a
move of some kind SO he can open his
saloon again. He says the longer the
trustees wait to reissue his license the
more it will cost the city. Miller seems
to be confident that he will gain his suit.
He has the best legal talent he can find.
The Southern California annual confer.
ence of the NJ. f. church convenes on
Wednesday of this week in Pasadena.
Rev. E. o. Mc1ntire of this city will go
to Pasadena tomorrow to attend the con-
ference. to be gone week.
J. ". VancleaVe preach ed an excellent
sermon last night to crowded house in
Spurgeon's opera house.
Il At an adjourned session of the fourth
quarterly conference of the First Nj. Z.
church Of this city. held the 18th. the
following resolutions were adopted !:
Whereas. the conferen ce year is drawing
to a close and the annual conference IS
that f. O. McIntire. our pastor during
the past three years, has intimated
proable change in his pastorate, therefore
be it
Resolved, That we cheerfully express our
confidence in him, recognizing In him a
man of excellent worth and fearless
preacher of the gospel; and. be 1t further
Resolved. That our hearty good wishes
go with MIN and his excellent wife and
family in Whatever field of labors God
SHAH call him.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records and copy given
to our pastor.
The following officers were elected for
one yea. from October / Board of trus-
tees. DR.. c. d. Ball, J. Hartman, C. W.
Burns. DR.. J. L. Dryer and n. A. oyer !;
stewards. J. q. Thomas George Hunting
Newell, E. J. Norrish. G.. W. Cheney. W.
S. Hall, A. e. Hawley, Mrs. Il. j. Bee,
Mrs. Alice Yount, Mrs. Il. d. Huff and
Mrs. Elidia Huntington; treasurer. J.
A. Wuert; recording steward, George
Huntington; district steward and dele
gate to lay electoral conference, G. W..
Cheney; Sunday school superinte ndont.
J. NJ. Clark; president of Epworth league,
A. n. Ruakle; chorister, J. A. Wuest
! class leaders, r. M. Baekr, 9. A. Martin,
n. B. Steward. A. W. Runkle, d. NJ.
Burns and Miss Addie Deelrng.
a num- Der OF me plans Iur county
| Jail were submitted today to the board OF
| supervisors from parties from Santa Ana
| and Los Angeles. No action was taken
on any of the plans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. McWilliams Saturday
| night celebrated their fifteenth wedding
anniversary. A large crowd was present
and good time in general was had. A
great many costly presents were received.
| The ia Thirds are getting rather tired
OF their lonely home. and have made an
appeal for old books. papers and maya
! hours.
| Mr.. J. L. Holley of Westminster, to-
! gether with his family started tonight
for Chicago, to remain some time on
| business.
W w. Buell. started tonight for Shelby
| county. Illinois. to be gone about two
| months.