The herald., 1893-11-19
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA.
The Brown Case Jury Hung by One Man.
Fullerton Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 1S.-Mrs. E. L.
Cordes OF Buena Park has received q
telegram calling her to East Santa Cruz,
where che has an aunt who is danger
ously i'll. She will leave Monday.
F. M. Robertson, who lost wife by
ndulging her in the luxury OF visit to
the worlds fair, has received another
letter from her dated at Whittier in
which she asks him to send her q bed
and some bed clothing, and few other
minor articles and 50 in money and she
would ask for nothing more. By grant
ing her the above mentioned favors she
said she would let Robertson have
divorce and she would not appear
against him. Cheap, indeed.
Pat Welch was brought before Justice
Freeman this afternoon and convicted
OF vagrancy, receiving q sentence OF
three days in the county Jail.
A Mexican by the name of Romero
was arrested last night for being drunk
and disorderly. He was brought before
the city recorder this morning and was
fined $40.
Mrs. Stella Boyle OF Los Angeles is in
Santa Ana visiting Mrs. James Buckley,
The result OF the jury'a deliberation
in the case Of People We. Brown was
something OF surprise, not but what q
hung Jury was expected but that one
man should have stuck out against the
remaining IL for 80 hours. The IL are
said to have been in favor of conviction
of assault with deadly weapon, while
the one man was in favor of acquittal.
Judge Kelley OF Kansas who has spent
several winters in Santa Ana has Just
arrived to spend another winter in our
glorious climate and is thinking seri-
ously of locating permanently with us.
DIR. Crane sold three acres ON Seven
teenth street today to Daniel Rhoades
for $1450. Mr.. Rhoades is recent ar
rival from the east.
The special to the Times this morn
ing stating in effect that the Newport
wharf was in danger of being destroyed
by the wind was very misleading indeed.
From parties who were at Newport all
yesterday afternoon and last night it was
learned that the ocean at that place was
remarkably calm. A breeze from the
northeast never effects the wharf at
Newport.
The Rev. W. F. Nichols, D. D., bishop
of California, confirmed class of five
today at Orange in the Episcopal church.
After confirmation the bishop ordained
Mr.. w. 8. Deering as q deacon. Mr..
Deering is well-known in this vicinity.
There will be confirmation services in
the Church of the Messiah here tomorrow
NIGHT nv Riahop Nickols
The new Methodist minister, Mrs.
Nora Roberts, arrived in Santa Ana to-
day.
The announcement OF the engagement
of Mr., George Griffith, jr., of San Fran
cisco and Miss Sarah Mayne has been;
made. Miss Mayne is one OF Santa
APss maat faefs Of celery y|aSiss Savs
passed through Santa Ana today on the
way to the depot for shipment.
MraH9 "a. Peabody has received the
intelligence Of the death of Miss Josie
Regan, which occurred in Paris, France,
last week. She was teacher in the
public schools at Sacramento.
The marriage of G. p. B. Bartlett of
Tustin and Miss Mary Earnstein Hen
bricks OF Chicago took place in Los An
zeles Thursday.
There is some question being raised as
10 the validity OF the river tax levy.
However, it is only question and possi-
bly, amounts to nothing. The assertion
that the banks have refused to cash war
rants on account OF this question of valid
ty OF the river tax levy 10 mistake. It
was on account of the peculiar way in
which their endorsement was required
% be made, which was not done correctly
out in few cases, and couseq uently gave
;he banks a great deal of trouble in
them out. For that reason
hey stopped cashing them.
Early this morning q negro by the
lame OF r. Smith reported at the CITY
lall that he had been held up last night
~ four men and robbed of $75. He
aid that three OF them held revolvers
It his head while the fourth went
through his pockets. Marshal Nichols
vent to work at once to run the matter
lown, and this afternoon proved to his
ull satisfaction that the aforesaid |
olored individual had gotten up the
tory for the purpose of raising little
pare change. He proved to be q full
edged tramp, who had ridden into
anita Ana last evening on freight
rain. Marshal Nichols gave him is
minutes to leave town in, but three
linutes were all required.
W. S. Taylor and J. @. Joplin are ex-
ected to arrive home tomorrow from
hicago.
W. j. Osborn went up to Los Angeles
lie evening and will remain over Sum
ay.
The San Joaquin Gun club sent a hun
red fine looking ducks to Los Angeles
lis evening.
FULLERTON NOTES.
The Fullerton Tribune of the 18th
let. says:
Six carloads Of grain and two of wal
ats were among the shipments from
ullerton this week.
Mr.. McNally OF Chicago, who is to
lid fine residence north of town.
Ill have a deer park. lakes and inclosed .
hitting grounds on his place.
Over 40 enterprising citizens of Pla-
ntia have signed a petition to have a
'stofice opened in thst prosperous
cality. Peter Hansen will probably be
Q postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Essex of Indiana were !
ire this week looking over the country !
th view of buying property and
Eating in Fullerton.
y. w. Thompson, who arrived here
I'M Oregon this week, has bought of
r. Amerige four lots and the house
" occupied by j. S. Wallace. Mr.. {
ompoaon will begin the erection of a
" cottage at once.
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