The herald., 1896-09-08
SANTA ANA
Political Probabilities Indicated by the PR
marles-Oenerai Notes

POLITICAL PROBABILITIES Indicated by the Pfl.
maries-0enersi Notes
SANTA ANA, Sept. 7.-Returns up to
4 p. m. today from primaries held in
Orange county yesterday indicate F. o.
Daniels as Democratic nominee for SUI
perior judgeship, and a close contest
between West and Ballard, Republican
aspirants for the same position.
The following are named as probable
candidates before Populist convention
for assembly: DIR. Head Of Garden Grove,
Mr.. Winslow Of Santa Ana and Mr.. Ben
nett Of Tustin.
By Republicans, Mr.. Chinneworth Of
Anaheim. The Republican convention
is set for Tuesday next, the Populist and
Democratic next Saturday.
At Westminster on Saturday the Bryan
Silver club began work In earnest. G..
H. Carlyle, a relative of Secretary Car
Isle, was chosen temporary chairman.
Speeches were made by D. M. Baker,
editor of Standard; F. o. Daniels, can
didate for superior Judge. and T. G.
Welch. The meeting was enthusiastic
throughout. Committees on permanent
organization, program, ETC., were ap-
pointde and club adjourned subject to
the call Of the committee on program.
Mr.. w. r. Ball began operation today
as agent for Los Angeles Herald. His
route runs from West Anaheim, by Gar
den Grove, to Westminster.
The regular meeting Of the Bryan club
Of this city was held last evening in
Spurgeon's hall. Local talent supplied
the oratory Among the elder speakers
were W. H. Spurgeon, George Minter
and e. D. Cook. Among the juniors
may be mentioned Messrs. Insley, Gold
smith and Cohn, members Of the high
school class in our Santa Ana school.
A beautifully decorated motto was
presented to the club by Mrs. DR.. Shell
ton. Sixteen bright silver dollars in a
group and one gold dollar with the word
"to" between them, will hereafter be
used as an object lesson to teach every
visitor of the club room what 16 to l
means, which was defined to be: There
are more than sixteen poor men to one
rich man, therefore we need sixteen
times as many silver dollars as gold
dollars.
The club adjourned to Saturday even
ing next
1. S. Insley of this city, brother of De-
tective George Insley, received letter
from San Diego today which stated that
an additional operation became neces-
sary and that q large quantity of for
eign matter was removed from the side
of the sufferer After the operation he
rested much better, and hopes for ulti
mate recovery are greatly strengthened.
Mr.. Jacobs, assistant engineer of the
Southern Pacific railroad. is down today
completing the survey of the new depot
grounds and the extension of the main
line and switches across Fourth street
to the same.
A carload of lumber to be used in con-
struction arrived this morning. This in
dicates that work on the new building
will be commenced at an early day.
The location of this depot gives Santa
Ana what may be termed a union de-
pot, the three lines of the city meeting
at a compon point on Fourth street.
T. J. Duncan, presiding elder of Los
Angeles district, M. e. church SOUTH
came down yesterday to supply the va
cant pulpit of his church in this city.
He returned to Los Angeles this morn
ing. He informs us that the next an
nual conference of his church will be
held at Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. %.
Miss Annie Martin left this morning
for Miraflores to take charge of the
school which opens there next Monday.
Mr.. j. e. Curry and Miss M. Case left
Tustin this morning for Los Angeles.
Miss Case goes to enter the Normal
school.
]. c. Wright left by the Southern Pa
cific for Papillion, Neb., today.
The steamer Azalia is at Newport
wharf touay, ulScnarglnS ner cargo OF
lumber.
w. H. Moran Of Los Angeles is down
on business today.
Miss Ethel Speers, who has been Wis
iting the family of Dr. Garnett of this
city, left for Los Angeles today.
The firm Of Harris & Co. of this city
has dissolved. Harris retains the busi-
ness at the old stand.
An American, John Harris. has start
ed vegetable garden near Garden
Grove. He proposes to supply the Santa
Ana market.