The herald., 1893-09-05
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SANTA ANA.
Orange Growers at Orange-supervisors
IN Session.


Orange Growers at Characterization
IN Session.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 4.--The orange
growers of Orange county have at last
become aware of the necessity Of organ
izing themselves into associations for
self protection. On last Saturday even
ing the growers OF Placentia met at the
residence Of Theo. Staley and perfected
an Orange Growers association, @.
B. Bradshaw, secretary, and A. H.
Bibber, treasurer, were elected, and
some business of minor Importance was
transacted. A number Of other associa-
tions have been formed throughout the
county.
ORANGE GROWERS MEET AT ORANGE.
At the annual meeting of the Orange.
Growers association held at Orange on
Saturday last, the directors elected were
]. A. Scarritt, president, @. p Mallory
and A. F. Smell. The directors were in
structed to canvass for manager and
report to the meeting, which will be
held the first Saturday in October. In
terest enough was manifested to give
foundation for the hope that the move
will be q success.
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.
The board OF supervisors has been in
session today, all the members being
present. But little business OF import
ance was transacted today, but at the
session tomorrow the board will take up
the important question OF fixing the
Santa Ana river.
THE NATIVES PICNIC.
Newport beach will be alive with ma
tive Californians next Saturday, when a
grand picnic will be had and the follow
ing programme rendered:
Music-Bsnd.
Song Hail Golden state-Chorus,
Recitation, selection from Joaquin Miller
Cernet solo, Grand Fantasia Polka, steila-W'
oration-William A. Harris.
song- California chorus.
Musi0--Band.
SANTA ANA NOTES.
In the Keller vs.. Keller divorce case,
a decree was today granted.
J.J. Hankey has returned from Cata-
lima.
Misses Lizzie Neill and Gussie Furs-
tenfeldt have returned from San Fran
cisco.
O. A. Riggs has returned from Santa
Barbara.
The Newport public school re-opened
today.
The city board of education will hold
an important meeting ct the city hall
tomorrow night.
Last evening. while attempting to
learn to ride bicycle ]. w. Montage, a
druggist in the employ of 9. @. File OF
this city, had the misfortune to break
the small bone in hie leg near the ankle.
S.Seas flow Of the new city well has
The new veil ls about % pY Yest shsie deeper d
than the old, and the water is much
colder.
Mrs. ~. oaudle is suffering from
an attack of tophoid fevery
Mrs. O.iC.Fife, who, has been quite
sick for severalsdays, ia improving.
A quiet wedding took, place at the
residence OF J. I. Raitt yesterday. Z.
M. Buckins and Miss Jessie E. A.
Shields. both of Los Angeles, were the
contracting parties. Rev. o. E. McIn-
tire ofticiated. The happy couple left
on this mornings train for Los Angeles.
George Abbott and family and James
A. Finley left for Catalina this morning.
where they will remain for week or
two.
The parties who were arrested Satur-
day evening on charge of disturbing
the salvation army appeared before
Judge Freeman this morning, and
pleaded guilty to the charge, paid their
fine and went on their way rejoicing.
@. E. French received telegram
from his wife, who is in Boston, stating
that she would start on her return home
tomorrow morning. Mr.. French con-
templated leaving for Chicago tomor-
row, but he thinks now that he will not
leave for several days.
The buggy horse OF Mr.. Southland be.
came frightened at the train this after
noon and ran away. badly damaainntha