Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-08
SAM TIA ANA.
A Big Fruit Company-Notes and Per
sonals.

Big Fruit Company-NOtes and Per-
sonals
SANTA ANA, Dec. 7.-Articles of incor-
poratio1 OF the Placentia Fruit company
were amended today to read Placentia
Orchard company. The papers filed set
forth the fact that the purposes for
which it is formed are to buy, sell and
lease land, erect buildings thereon and
improve the same; purchase, develop
and acquire water and water rights for
irrigation and domestic purposes; to
buy, SELL ship, pack, raise and plant
trees, fruits, grain and vegetables, and
to do all things necessary to engage in
and carry on a general agricultural and
horticultural business; to borrow and
loan money on mortgage or otherwise
for the purpose of carrying into effect
the purposes stated herein. The prin-
cipal place OF business will be Los Ange-
les, and the corporation is to exist for 80
years after the date of incorporation.
The first five directors have been
appointed as follows: A. Goldthwaite,
j.. Littlefield, E. P. Fowler, VIM. R.
Harker and F. @. Smythe, all of ANA.
helm. Alfred Goldthwaite will act as
president and H. w. Chynoweth will be
secretary. The capital stock of the
company will be 100000. This will be
another enterprise that will be of great
benefit to Orange county and goes to
show how Anaheim is progressing.
NOTES.
G. w. Humphreys today received the
sao intelligence of the death OF his sis.
ter, Mrs. Larsse of Paris, Ky.
DR.. J. NJ. Lacy visited Ell Toro this
morning on professional business.
Louis Mendelson is in the Angel CITY
today on legal business.
Jack Landell OF Anaheim was in town
today.
Miss Madge Harlin suffered fracture
of the right forearm yesterday by falling
from fence at school,
III. Neill has had the hedge cut down
that marked the western boundary OF
his Fourth-street property.
Two new cases were filed yesterday in
the superior court. No. I'll, Chas. w.
Aims vs. J. B. Long ct al, an action to
quiet title to certain property, and 712,
an action OF divorce in which D. J.
Kreamer sues Abby Kreamer.
The Santa Ana and Westminster Rail-
for hearing before the superior court
today, and from the amount of testi
mony taken it looks as if it would be
continued for the remainder of the
week.
]. H. Collins of Los Angeles will lec-
ture at Congregational hall tonight on
Woman Out of the Kitchen.
]. L. Forbes filed petition today in
the superior court praying for an order
to adopt Lulu Dabney.
L. Moulton brought in six coyote
scalps and filed them with tie county
clerk today.
The board of supervisors allowed q
large list OF claims yesterday afternoon.
The delayed overland brought large
number OF passengers to this city today.
Ed Bessonett is learning the abstract
business under the supervision of
George Taylor Of the Santa Ana Alb
stract company.
Fred Marseilles leaves tomorrow for
Tucson, Ariz., where he has accepted a
position on the railroad.
Supervisor Tedford went to Ell Toro
today to inepect the roads and bridges
in that vicinity.
Coroner Frank Ely OF Anaheim moved
to this town yesterday, and now oc-
cupies house at the corner OF First and
Ross streets.
F. w. Sanborn and julie Cooper are
fishing at Newport today.
The Santa Ana literary society will
meet Saturday, December 18th, at Mrs.
A, S. Averill's.
A reception will be rendered Assistant
Bishop Nichols at the residence OF D. F.
Jones, Satuf fday, December 10th.
Miss Jessie Cleaver is visiting friends
at Los Angeles.