The herald., 1897-01-08

last Tuesday afternoon. The medal,
which had been twice carried off by
VIII Smith, was captured this time by
capt. Finley on a score of 81 in posi-
Die SO. The second medal was carried
off by Private Hopkins.
The range was two hundred yards.
Mr.. Perry Lewis is moving his con-
fectionery store from the Lacy block to
10 Fourth street. the room heretofore
occupied by Mr. Deaver, who has tenn
porarily retired from the business.
DR.. Lord is preparing to rattle off a
fine gray horse next Saturday He war
rants the animal sound and in good con-
dition.
Fred Sexton, an old-time citizen of
Santa Ana, Is down this week. Mr.
Sexton is now a citizen of Los Angeles,
and is engaged In the real estate busi-
ness.
Alfred, the 16-year-old son OF Mr.
Frank Ely of this city, was badly in
tured yesterday by young horse which
he was attempting to ride The horse
refused to move and Alfred used some
persuasion in the way of a blow with the
halter and pull on the reins. The ami
NAL reared and fell backward, crushing
the right leg of his rider. but fortunately
not breaking it, No serious results are
anticipated.
The Orange County Vegetable Grow
ers association has been organized at
Mcpherson with the following officers:
w. G.. Mcpherson. president; r. Way,
secretary; e. H. Mcpherson, manager.
The directors are Messrs. w. G. Nc
Pherson, T.. Way, G. Toothaker, H. Lop-
tein and F. D. Collins. The object of
this association is to promote the grow
ing and superintend the marketing of
Southern California vegeta bles.
Beach & Winslow are having the front
of their store room. 127 Fourth street.
remodeled, two elegant show windows
with plate glass mirrors having taken
the place Of the former mediocre struct-
ures.
Santa Ana Is to have another meat
shop, which raises her number to six,
White Brothers having secured room
No 107 Fourth street, where they pro-
pose to open their second establishment
soon.
There will be a grand concert given
in Orange on the 21st inst. by the Choral
society. The program has not yet been
published, but a musical feast is prom
ised.
Eugene Stellberg. aged months, died
in Tustfn yesterday.
Prof. Eeran of Anaheim has been in
our city during the week on duty as a
member of the board of education.
The examination of teachers has been
completed, but final results as to appli-
cants for grammar grade have not yet
been announced About ten applicants
were examined for primary certificates,
none of whom were successful. For the
grammar grade one applicant appeared,
lady, whose name, If she is successful,
will be announced tomorrow.
The case of the Chinaman, Charley
Sui, who was remanded by Judge Tow
ner. is again under Investigation. Suis
cause is being stubornly sustained by
McKelvy & Bowls. and Mr.. West is MAX
ing his maiden effort as district attor
ney The examination is being conducted
with closed doors, the charge being rape
and some of the witnesses being ladies.
Sam Shrewsbury, an old and expert
erced mountaineer, prospector and
miner, was IN the city today.
Mr.. Shrewsbury says that he shot an
antelope in the old d0,ys on the very
spot where the richest mines are now
being developed at Randsburg. Mr..
Shrewsbury is another sample Of "it
might have been"