The herald., 1897-01-21
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Notes-Proceedings of the City
Board-Work at the Jail.

Court Notes-Proceedings of the City
Board-Work at the Jail
SANTA ANA, Jan. 20.-The superior
court yesterday consumed the day in
the hearing of the case of Danen ct al
VS.. Oryharzabel ct al. The cause was
submitted on briefs to be filed
At the last meeting of the city board,
Trustee Carpenter acted as clerk pro
TEN, City Clerk Tedford being absent
through sickness
Property owners between French and
Spurgeon streets were granted leave to
pave their portion Of East Fourth street
by private contract.
A weeks additional time was granted
for constructing a sidewalk on Bush
and Fourth streets.
! The petition of restaurant and hotel
men asking the forbidding of tamale
stands was tabled and instructions is
sued forbidding said stands beginning
operations before p. m.
BY removing the lock from one of
the outer doors of the Jail, access has
been had to the interior, and the work
of completing the structure is going on
rapidly.
William Kelley the individual who
stole w. Fl. Spurgeon's macintosh re-
ceived from Justice Huntingdon ninety
days in the county Jail.
w. S. Morrow, from Morrow's min
ing camp, at the head of Santiago can
yon, was in our city yesterday. He
states that they are getting out some
rich ore at present, but shipping none.
They are holding it on the dump, hav-
ing been assured that a smelter will
be erected close by at an early day.
Mr.. Morrow states that his ore runs
about sixty ounces Of silver to the ton,
with nearly gold enough to pay expense
of smelling.
DIR. J. e. Coffin and wife entertained
few friends informally last night with
crokinole party. The serving of re-
freshments added much to the pleasure
OF the evening.
Mrs. I. ID. Mills, wife of DR.. Mills Of
this city, has been confined for several
days with a severe illness.
Frank Preston, son of Charles Pres
ton, is confined with a severe attack
of erysipelas.
ANAHEIM NOTES.
meeting of the citizens of this city
was held at the city hall Monday even
ing to reorganiZe the chamber of COM
merce. The former organization took
in Fullerton, Buena Park, Placentia and
all the surrounding country, and as the
directors were scattered about in these
different localities it was almost i'm
possible to get enough of them together
to hold meeting, so it was determined
to reorganize and include only the city
aud country Immediately adjacent to
it in the organization.
w. j. Fay was elected chairman Of the
meeting and Wheeling secretary.
On motion of G. S. Rogers the chair
appointed the following committee to
select number of prominent citizens
from which seven directors could be
chosen, and also to revise the bylaws
of the former organization to conform
with the object of the present meeting
the committee to report at the next
meeting: c. S. Rogers, H. A. Dickel
and HI. Cahen.i
On motion of H. A. Dickel, commit
tee on membership, consisting of L. Gold
water, H. Stern and NJ Nebelung, was
appointed.
Several speeches We're made by DIFF
ferent members setting forth the advan-
tages of a live chamber Of commerce.
The meeting adjourned to meet again
this evening at s o'clock.
The city trustees held a special meet
ing yesterday evening to open bids for
the Improvement of the water system
and the installing Of 1000 electric light
plant. The following are the bids that
were submitted:
For the improvement of the water sys-
tenn as per specifications furnished by
the city trustees. Gardiner & Howe of
Los Angeles, $93S9.
General Construction company of Los
Angeles, 1913; with Worthington under
writer's fire pump, s9315; with Worth
ingtoE regular pattern pump; $95S9 with
Worthington compound pump.
Pacific Coast Pipe company, $10,-
OS2 49,
For the installing of 1000 electric
light plant:
Gardiner & Howe of Los Angeles,
1894
Dundow's San Francisco Iron works,
$12,S77 with ideal engine; $12,227 with
Ball engine; s12.527 with Buckeye en-
gine; $13,373 with Corliss engine; 1850
less if horizontal cylinder tubular boil
ers are used.
California Electrical works, $1O.4S4
with Freeman tubular boilers; $12,706
with Heine's water tube boilers; $12, ,734
with Sterling water tube boilers; with
high-speed engine, $400 less
Combined bids for improving water
system and installing electric light
plant:
Machinery and Electrical company of
Los Angeles, $17,69S; Gardiner & Howe,
$t6,69S.
No action was taken on the bids bv
the trustees, as they wanted time to
investigate and compare them, and the
meeting adjourned to Tuesday, night,