Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-25
SANTA ANA.
Notes of Interest from That Thriving
City.

Notes of Interest from That Thriving
City.
SANTA ANA, Dec PA gentle rain
commenced falling last night and has
continued all today, with good pros
poets for continuance. Nearly an
inch and half of rain has fallen al
ready for the storm, and farmers here
are in excellent spirits, as the rain in
sures an excellent crop of grain. Fully
100000 acres have been sown to barley
in this county this season, and if moth
ing unforeseen happens the crop should
be large one.
Chester A. Robinson, one of our popu.
lar young men, and Miss Belle Hawkins,
daughter of Supervisor Hawkins, of
Garden Grove, were united in marriage
yesterday at the home of the BRIDES
parents. The happy couple will reside
in Garden Grove.
Company F, N. G. c., will give an en-
tertainment and ball on Monday, Janu-
ary 9th, in honor of their third ami
versary. The entertainment, which will
be OF literary and musical character,
will be participated in by local talent.
Company F has the reputation for giving
The turkey shoot, under the auspices
of the Santa Ana Gun club, was largely
attended yesterday.
Miss Jettie Arthur will give dance
in Neill's hall next Thursday evening,
the last dance of 1892.
Chicken thieves are reported numer-
Gus.
The services at the different churches
in this city tomorrow will be appropri-
ate to the great Christmas holiday.
The Santa Ana students who are at
tending Stanford university, N. B. Rop-
er, w. A. Stafford, W. H. McClain, H.
E. Hunt, E. Hilliku and w. Hilliku, re-
turned last night and will spend their
holiday vacation in this city. All the
young gentlemen are delighted with this
educational institution.
Coroner Frank Ely. formerly OF Ana
helm, has opened real estate Office in
this city.
w. H. Marquis has instituted suit
against the city of Santa Ana to collect
his salary due as city tax collector. The
gentleman was elected city tax collector
at the last city election, but the board
OF town trustees found it much cheaper
TO employ the county tax collector, and
SO let Mr.. Marquis out. The gentleman
claims that the board had no right to do
as they have done, hence the action.
The Christmas trees held at the vari-
GUS churches last night were largely at
tended and the exercises held very
pleasing.
B. F. Wulf and family have moved to
Beaumont.
The following named teachers of the
public schools of Santa Ana will attend
the California Teachers association
meeting at Fresno on December 9th,
2Sth, Goth and 30th: G. w. McGinnis,
Ada Williams, Cora Williams, Jessie
Geerhardt, Blanche Ceilings, Nettie
johnston, Carrie Jones and Dillia
Schropp. The teachers will leave on
Monday, and will be in the raisin
city all next week. Several
teachers from other schools in the
county will also attend, among whom
will be: B. r. Grogan Of Anaheim, M.
r. Pendleton of Fullerton, q. w. Weeks
OF Orange, j. N. Keran OF Newport, and
Miss X. L. Wing of Garden Grove.
The Newport Wharf and Lumber COM
pany of this city have secured the con-
tract for furnishing $4,000 ties to the
railroad now building between Goff and
Salt Lake city. The ties will all come
via Newport, and will arrive within the
next four months.
Rev. VIM. Upcraft, leader of Baptist
missions in China, will preach in the
Baptist church Of this city Monday
night.
Business in the county capital this
week has been very quiet.