The herald., 1898-11-30
SANTA ANA
Regular Meeting of Trustees-Wong
Taken, Wong Left

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SANTA ANA, Nov 29--At a regular ad-
joulned meeting of the board OF city trus-
tees last night the matter of opening up
Spurgeon street, from Hermosa street to
Washington avenue, was brought before the
board by Mrs G. p. Hill. After thorough
discussion OF the matter, which proved that
the opening would be of great benefit to that
portion of the city, motion was made and
duly seconded that the city attorney be in
structed to draw up the necessary papers to
commence proceedings to open the same.
The application of Messrs. Covarrubias
and Gildmacher, to have Bristol street
widened and graded from Seventeenth
street north to the Santiago creek, was heard
and referred to the president OF the board
to report at the next meeting.
Sealed bids were received from J. M.
Dawson and Joseph Damron to do the rip
rapping on the north side of the fill between
stations 3S and IS of the outfall sewer, and,
accepted, he agreeing to do the work accord
ing to specifications for S347.
The bond of Frank p. Francis to run a
saloon at 407 North Sycamore street was
read and approved by the board.
The application of A. j. Towner to with
draw from the bond of George johnson, pro-
prietor OF the Brunswick saloon, was
granted.
! T. W. Carter was appointed assistant en-
gineer at the power house, to assist the en-
gineers and street superintendent, at a
salary of $40 per month.
An ordinance regulating the riding of
bicycles upon the public streets of Santa
Ana was read and referred to the city at
torney. The new ordinance prohibits any
person from riding on sidewalks OF in parks,
unless permitted by the president Of the
board No one is allowed to ride faster than
eight miles an hour in the city limits or fast
| er than four miles at the intersection of any
streets.
Applications for the position of sewer in
speotor were received from j. 7. Kinslow,
Robert Flock, r. II. Dibble, T. E. Parker,
N. L. Galbraith and H. H. Roper. By a vote,
the frst-named three gentlemen were ap'
pointed, at salary of 80 80 per day, the posi-
tions to last during the construction of the
sewer system.
BREVITIES
Chinese Inspector Putnam came down to.
day from Los Angeles after the Cinnamon
Wong Dong and Wong Fong, who he
thought were illegally landed in this coun
try. Wong Fong however, showed a GER
tifcate and was released, but Wong Dong
was taken to Los Angeles to await trial.
Mrs Henry Clinton of this city is enjoying
visit from her sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Boynton
OF Minnesota.
Attorney Head of Fullerton is in town
today
Mrs. Jennie Simmons of Los Angeles is
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Fl. Green of this
city
Misses May, Leila and Nellie Patton are
quite sick with typhoid fever
il. w. Duncan, former resident of this
city, but lately of Los Angeles, has returned
to Santa Ana to reside.
Charles Myrick returned last night from
Victor, where he has been for the past three
weeks.
The first dance of the season was giver
last night by the Minuet club. About q
couples We're present and danced until {
late hour. Music was furnished by Blanch
ard ( Schoneman of Los Angeles.
Arthur Gluckman. the little mascot o
Company l., is spending few days here.
Rev. f. r. Watson of the Unitarian churcl
has resigned his pastorate here and will g
to Los Angeles. His family will remain herr
until spring.
Fred W. Burgess and family moved t.
Pasadena today to reside, in hopes that thu
change might benefit Mrs. Burgess health