The herald., 1897-03-17
ORANGE COUNTY
Company Elects Ofilcers-Supervisors' Pro-
ceedings Notes

Company L Elects Offlcers-Supervisors' Pro-
ceedinRs--Personal Notes
SANTA ANA. March 16.-Company
L held an election last evening, which
resulted in Capt. Finley succeeding him
self. H. w. Graham was made first and
A. P. Dresser second lieutenant. A COM
petitive drill with Corporals Abbey,
Brock and Dresser and Private Camp
bell as contestants, resulted in favor Of
Corporal Abbey. This is Abbey's Sec
ond triumph
A dance was then the order of the
evening, into which refreshments were
sandwiched at intervals to suit the de-
sires and tastes of all present, and 1t
was 1 o'clock before the light-hearted
reveNers thought 1t necessary to seek
| the refreshments of slumber.
| Capt. F. c. Fegley Of the Volunteers
of America. attended by Chaplain Ken
meth Duncan and Band Master Sam
! White, with band of thirteen pieces,
| Is in our city today, and held services
at Emmanuel Baptist church at 2:30 p.
m. and will also assemble at the same
place at s p. m.
Capt. Fegbey and company are just
| from San Diego, where, he says. they
met with the most substantial success
and encouragement, especially at the
Hotel del Coronado, where they were
cheered by citizens from all parts of the
nation. They will leave tomorrow for
Riverside. Capt, Fegley and company
are welcomed in Santa Ana with God
| speed.
| The board of superivors has ordered
| the unsoid school bonds Of Ocean View
| district cancelled.
The contract for the construction Of
the bridge across the Santa Ana river
at Newport wharf crossing was signed
| by Sawyer & Slossons Of Los Angeles
with bond Of $1,000, one additional pile
being added to each bent of said
bridge.
District Attorney West was ordered
| to adjust the matters of the new jail
property, and If necessary to commence
suit in court of competent jurisdiction
| in order to accomplish said adjustment.
| Ramon Pacheco was removed from
| INDECENT list.
Mr.. q. p. Buttrell left this morning for
a visit ip Santa Cruz county.
| Mrs. Walls was called to Pomona to-
day by the sickness Of her sister. Mrs.
| Sillars, who is not expected to sur
| vive very long. .s.t fe
| Mrs. Munch left today for her home In
| ST. Paul She was accompanied to Los
| Angeles by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Segar.
Mrs. Munah Is a sister of Mrs. Segar and
Mrs. Fad, whom she has been visiting
some length of time during the past
winter.
| A bear hunting party, consisting Of
Alvarado and company, fully equipped
with camp equipage, guns. ammunition
and Spanish guitar, left for the south
! east mountains today. The boys say
| that II they offer bear for sale when
they return It shall be more bearish than
that lately vended by the McFadden
meat market
The 12-year-old daughter Of George
e. Jouss Is Ill with severe attack Of
rheumatic fever.
Miss Hattie Baker returned from Los
Angeles tcday much refreshed by her
VISIT.
William Schirmer, superintendent at
Newport wharf is making preparations
to buifd an elegant cottage at that
place.
cargo Of Railroad lumber at Newport
wharf today.
The Alcatraz is due at the wharf to-
morrow with a cargo of lumber and
railroad ties.
One hundred tons Of barley will be
shipped from the Newport wharf today
or tomorrow to Los Angeles via the
Newport and Santa Fe railroad.
| Carmel Parro, aged IA, died at New
port wharf yesterday. Interment to-
morrow.
| FULLERTON
H. s. Sparks, until recently a Fuller
ton merchant, has purchased an inter-
est in Christopher's catering parlors.
Los Angeles.
H. X. Gregory, assistant general pas
| senger agent of the Santa Fe. visited
Fullerton last Tuesday.
Mrs. Stevens is again the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Nancy Gregg, having
returned from visit to San Diego.
M. Ordoque Of Los Angeles visited Full
lerton Tuesday
Protracted services are being con-
Quoted in the Baptist church by Rev. j.
D. Green.
Messrs Sandelands will next week ship
another carload of choice oranges to
| their brother in New York.
A gentleman was here last Tuesday
making arrangements to open a furni-
| ture store He proposes to lease a lot
and erect q suitable building for busi-
ness at an early day.
| The case of Fleischman VS.. Mitchell,
transferred from Anaheim township,
was tried before Justice Wright last
Thursday. The suit was for a balance
claimed on butchers bill. After hear
! ing much evidence, pro and con, the
| Judge took the matter under advise
ment
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