The herald., 1893-08-16
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SANTA ANA.


zine Beet Crop Tom Morris-An Impor-
tsnt Sale.
sArrA ANA, Aug 15.--The sugar beet fields
Of this county are lively places these days, as
500 hands are at work gathering the crop. A
train OF 10 freight cars Is sent out Of the Mo-
thsr Colony every day now Tor the Chino fac
tory the value Of which to the producers is
800.
An average OF 125 tons il being sent to Chino
daily, and the quality Of the beets is Of the n
est The average Of sacnhsrine matter Is 1e
per cent, though in many fields "a per cent OF
General Pierce SAYS that the Orange county
proc uct is fine, II not the finest ever produced
The returns to the producer are very sstisfac
tory, an average OF 500 per acre beng netted;
The cost Of producing and marketing is not
over SIG per acre.
Mr. Pierce, In conversation with a HERALD
representative, stated that the outlook for the
beet sugar factory was never brighter. Many
tory are now anxious to secure stock in the
factory, and In every way possible develop he
industry. In few weeks more over $6O, 700
viii materially siu the farmers Of this cominu-
nifty.
STILL CHAMPION
Tom Norris. az he lesurely chatted in the
Richelieu hotel last evening, showed that he
had been living we'll off the money he had won
Qy DeluR I'D 10 run LAST Wuhc atiOeD Wv
Rocky mountains. During the two months he
spentin the east he gained 15 pounds in flesh,
besides winning several thAutaiid dollars
Norris says the race at Goshen, Ind. was a
meeting OF the greatest sprinters OF America
and says 1t was the hardest race Of his life,
still he won It handily.
in race in Illinois by Bethune on the Sth Is
canard. On that day Morris was on bis way to
California, and hence had no race with Be
thune Whether or not runner claiming 10
bs Morris did meet the Splinter is not known,
but the original and only Tom Morris, from the
famous peat land belt, did not
always be ready to meet men who think they
sERIousLz INJURED.
Colonel CLARK OF Fairview was seriously In
jured yesterday afternoon, and 1t is not yet
known whether or not the injuries will prove
fatal.
Mr. Clark was riding along on horseback,
when In some way the animal upon which he
was mounted stumbled and fell upon the gen.
tleman, with serious results.
THEY CAN WE'D.
T. B. Jennings, aged 30 years, and Bertha B.
gtillwell, aged % years, both OF Buenna Park
70 wed sss as paas the
Of the Fullerton school and Clara NJ. Schultes.
aged 25 years. both residents of Fullerton, were
also given the legal right to wed.
AN IMPORTANT SALE.
There was filed for record in the recorders
Office this morning, deed, in which valu-
able piece OF property. consisting Of 400 acres
of the Nathan ranch near Fullerton Is conveyed
consideration given being $47, 500. This is one
of the finest farms in Orange county, and 1t Is
uuderstood that the purchaser will make many
Improvements on the place, one OF which VIII
be the erection Of handsome residence.
NOTES.
I'd. Mendelson was up from Capistrano today
and In conversation with HERALD representa-
tive stated that serious cutting affray occur
rod At hat n ri nj last wQak- in which
Jose Olivares stabbed Manuel Martinez three
times with butcher knife. Upon prelimin'
The city trustees met last night. and decided
e. nsseH s.s 4fs ~ sSs next sasiSs
The oiivs Touring mill will be able to run
entirely on Orange county wheat this year, as
ths yield Il large one, and the quality excep-
A Spanish. dance in Santa Ana last night,
passed passed of pleasantly, and no fights were re-
Supervisor Yoch and family will leave for
Laquna Beach inths morning, where they will
/ spend week.
Edd Ross lost a valuable Oscar steInway colt
VIM. Murray will recover, but ii will be a
ong time before he Is perfectly we'll. His
riends loudly condemn the man who struck
The bicyclists Of this city are making an ef.
fort to arrange a three days bicycle meeting
for the latter part OF september or early in Oc-
P. Il. Turner. has returned from a visit to
Strawberry valley.
Mrs. M. A. Kelton of Ukiah is visiting friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Tedford have returned
from Eecondido.
Yoch.
The Orange County Union veterana will
meetat Newport beach September 9th for q
reunion.
The Native Sons and Daughters of California
are preparing for grand picnic on Admission
day, which is essentially California day. Ev.
one will be done.