Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-18
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Santa Ana's Prospect of a Sugar
Factory.
Many Indications of Commercial
Prosperity at Anaheim.
Redlands News Matters-Society Affairs
at Pcmona-Kedondo Ship
ping Matters.
Notes.

Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 17.-William II.
Gird OF Chino was in our city yesterday
to attend the Farmers institute and
give that body some ideas on the value
of sugar beet pulp for feeding purposes.
A. F, Morton, one of the committee
recently appointed in the interests OF a
beet sugar factory, to be located near
Santa Ana, drove Mr.. Gird out to the
site spoken of, as the proper place to
locate the industry with view OF OBJ
tanning that gentleman's idea in regard
to the adaptability OF the soil for raising
beets. Mr.. Gird, upon examination OF
the same, said that our soil was equally
as good as at Chino and that we could
raise as fine beets as they had near
that factory. He also thought the large
artesian we'll near the site would furnish
ample water for a factory, and taking
everything into consideration Santa Ana
had splendid place in view for its su-
gar factory. The profit from raising beets
for sugar purposes was very fair, and
men could raise beets and at the
same time work in the factory, which
would require about 250 hands.
The Anaheim sugar beet factory is an
assured fact; now let Santa Ana come
to the front and furnish the money and
enterprise for one of the greatest insti-
tutions in the United States. The COM
mittees are doing everything in their
power to advance interest in the matter,
but they need the help of all our citi-
zens.
KICKED BY HORSE.
This afternoon about o'clock John
Roberts was kicked by horse and seri-
ouely hurt. He was kneeling near the
animal clipping the hair from it's rear
legs when the beast reared and kicking
backward struck the clippers and drove
them into the unfortunate young mans
left knee, cutting a gash about four
inches long. The physician summoned
was compelled to take four stitches to
close the wound. 1t will be several
days before Mr.. Roberts can attend to
his duties at Messrs. Bessonet & Pvro-
nets stables, where he is employed.
NOT CREDITED.
There was rumor circulated on the
streets this afternoon that Silkwood had
made mile over the Stockton track in
2:O41a, but upon inquiry at the tele-
graph office no telegram had been re-
ceived and no credited report ould be
found. The horse arrived at Stockton
yesterday, and it is not thought prob
able that Mr.. Willis would drive him
for record so soon after the long jour-
ney. The big black is scheduled for a
trial next Tuesday.
BREvITIES.
The board OF education met at the
city hall yesterday afternoon and tran
sacted large amount of business.
Large shipments OF poultry from this
town are getting to be an every day oc-
currence.
The Anaheim Journal is issued BIZ
weekly now.
Fred D. Smith, of the Pacific Con-
densed Milk, Coffee and Canning COM
pany, located at Buena Park, was in
town today on business.
A number of gentlemen met at the
residence of G. R. Smith Tuesday even.
ing and organized the Santa Ana
CroGuet club. G. r. Smith and NJ. d.
Halladay were elected delegates to the
Southern California Croquet association,
which meets in Los Angeles December
5th, 9th and 7tn.
VIM. Halesworth stored 600 sacks of
peanuts in the warehouse near the
Southern Pacific depot yesterday.
j. G. Kimball has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
be on the street again.
The Philomathean club will meet Fri
day at 10 am, at the residence of Mrs.
@. F. Hogle, corner of Ross and Hickey
streets.
Work on the two water mains will be
commenced by the city tomorrow. One
main, commencing at the Santa Fe de.
pot, will be extended to Grand avenue;
the other from Hickey along Parton
street distance of 700 feet.
Rev. W. de r. Pos of Orange will give
lecture, with stereopticon views, at the
Baptist church in this city. The sub
ject will be Europe and Africa.
Marshal Nichols arrested William
Benton at Yost's blacksmith shop this
morning for firing four ehots from his
revolver. Cause; too much 'tangle
foot"
A Dorcas helping hand society has
been formed in the western part of town
by 20 ladies.
A mortgage amounting to $3.50 was
foreclosed by H. G. Billings against Bull
lis ct al. today, in the superior court.
Minnie Mooney was granted divorce
from her husband today by the superior
court.
Rev. J. S. Thompson will lecture at
Neill's hall next Tuesday evening on the
Relation OF Masonry to the Bible.
The Tustin Land and Improvement
company petitioned the superior court
today to disincorporate the firm. The
matter was postponed till January 5,
1898.
Mrs. Grace ii. Srach, assisted by home
talent, will render Sappho at Congre-
gational hall Tuesday evening Novem-
ber 22d, for the benefit of the Y. P. S.
9. E. of the Congregational church.
The case of Oscar 0. Wells. convicted
of battery, will come up for hearing on
motion for new trial before Judge
Towner tomorrow.
ANAHEIM.
Great Commercial Prosperity Evil