The herald., 1893-10-26
SANTA ANA.
The Midwinter Fair Proposition-LocAi
Affairs.

Th0 Mf0Winter FAIR frOpoeltion-LOcb
Affairs.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 25.-M. J. Bundy re-
turned from business trip to San Fran
cisco last evening. Mr.. Bundy was not
committeeman on arrangements to
the midwinter fair. but is q gentle
men who takes an interest in whatever
is going on that pertains to the welfare
of Southern California. He was at the
meeting of the committee in the Mil ID
building and was struck with the general
interest in the arrangements that are be-
ing made for the great midwinter expo
sition. He thinks that the idea of the
southern counties uniting in the erection
of building ia good one, provided
that it can be located in the proper
place; but he does not think that the
supervisors should be asked to make an
appropriation for that purpose, but that
it should be done by private subscrip-
tion. That also seems to be the opinion
of about all the taxpayers Of the county.
A great many of our people think that
it would be better idea for Orange
county to rent a building in suitable
place in Los Angeles and make credit
able exhibit there while the midwinter
fair is in progress in San Francisco,
while others think that it would be bet
ter for the county to spend what surplus
money she has in improving her public
highways and cleaning up the towns
and planting out and caring for parks,
thus identifying and making our county
attractive and q desirable place in
which to build up homes,
THE FUNK Fo RGERY CASE.
After deliberation of 20 hours the
jury brought in verdict OF not guilty
in the Funk forgery case. After the
jury had handed in it's verdict and were
discharged, Judge Tonner gave Funk
severe roasting, which ought to be of
service to the young man.
NOTES.
Mrs. J. @. Joplin. wife of the superin-
tendent of the Orange county exhibit
at the worlds fair, returned from Chi
cago yesterday evening and is stopping
with her brother, DIR. Boyd, in this city.
The rainfall since last Saturday
amounts to 2:3S inches. From IL M.
yesterday to p. m. .S7 inches Of rain
fell.
A young gentleman by the name of
Culver got little too much of the
'o-be.j Joyful aboard last evening and
attempted to clean out the circus, but
the officers interposed and the young
belligerent was arrested and cast into
the baHtile. He was before Justice
Freeman and paid fine and was re-
leased.
Mrs. DR.. Medlock has returned from
San Francisco, where she has been as a
delegate to the Eastern Star lodge. t.
In the superior court today in the
case of Yoch vs. Layman ct al, judg-
ment for foreclosure was granted for
s8472.20 principal and interest. $l2.42
inaurance, and $3.50 taxes. r. Y.
Williams was appointed commissioner,
with bond fixed at $4,000.
A motion to strike out portion of the
answer in the case of Kreamer vs.. Shin
was granted.
The account of the assignee in the L.
B. Young insolvent estate was approved
and the assignee discharged.
James W. Bowers, the barber who is
under arrest charged with burglarizing
Tim Drury's barber shop, claims that he
can prove an alibi. He says that he can
prove that he was not in Santa Ana on
the nlgnt OF the burglary.
The eupreme court has issued the fol-
lowing order in the Anaheim bank suit
of attachment:
In the matter OF the Bank OF Anaheim.
in liquidation:
W. s. Bartlett, Esq;
SIR: You are hereby appointed to
take charge Of said bank in behalf of
the board of bank commissioners of the
state Of California.
A. GEBRRDING,
G. III. DUNsMooR,
Bank commissioners.
Ananeim, October "a, 1893.
From the above it will be seen that
W. s. Bartlett will still remain in charge
of the banks business until final settle.
mentis made.
The employees of the Southern Cali
fornis railroad at this place received
their pay today.
len deeds, consideration $14,667, and
l6 miscellaneous papers were filed for