The herald., 1893-02-03
NEWS FROM NE|GHBORING CITIES
Many Indications Of Brisk
Business in Orange County.
Local Affairs at the Crown of the
Valley.
RedIands Matters-A Forgery Case at
Kedondo-An Exciting Accident
to Sewer Workmen in
Pasadena.

SANTA ANA, Feb. 2.-The enterprislng
residents of Orange seem more than
likely to secure cannery, and tnat' TOO,
in the very near future. Speaking Oh
the matte, the Orange News says:
Messrs. Dymond and Hart will build
factory of brick, one story, at least ooAoo
feet, at cost to them of $4,000 with tne
necessary machinery, if the people Oh
the city of Orange would give then
bonus of $1,000 on the completion Oh 'ne
building, free from any incumprance'
The capacity of the cannery is 10 pe
10000 cans per day, if that amount oi
fruit, etc., could be procured.
THE ORANGE SEASON.
Evervthing ia now in readiness for the
orange packing season in this city, anu
it promises to be lively one. Porter
Bros. will pack largely, their headquar-
ters being in the Southern Pacific oepot'
The Collins Fruit company today re-
ceived carload OF boxes, and wlii COM
mence shipping in few days, while the
Earl Fruit company will commence mon,
day. Prices of oranges are hlgn, anu
from present indications will go nlgnei;;
Orange county OThuSo BiOWO~S e'~S w
pleased with the outlook.
BUSINESS AT NEWPORT.
Despite the stormy weather OF the last
week the shipping business at Newport
has been as good as ever. Heretofore
Newport has been Of no prominence
whatever except as summer seaside
resort. being deserted entirely during
the winter months. But this year marks
a change in the history of this prosper
ing little burg or what we might prop
erly term town.
The schooner Alcade arrived Wednes-
day with a cargo OF pine lumber and is
being unloaded today. The Cosmopolis
arrived from Eureka this morning WIN
a load of redwood from the Humboldt
county forests.
The bark vidette, which has been at
the wharf for several days, lett tnis
morning for Point Blake. The boat is
almost unfit for sea.
The steamer Coos Bay arrived yester-
day from San Francisco, landing rs tons
of merchandise for merchants OF thle
city, also three passengers. The Bonita
also arrived yesterday with ~ tons o.
freight for Santa Ana merchants.
Several schooners are expected from
the north tomorrow.
SURE GO.
Richard Melroae of Anaheim statet
to the HERALD representative today tina
everything pertaining to the Anahein
co operative beet-sugar factory was NOV
ing along nicely, and that the success
Fl z700- vure5. 'snd s5varal cffht cGffhhbtet,tEohr tEh
for their purchase have already boo,
found. Work will, in all probability, b
commenced Immediately on the build
ings. The water supply from the arteeial
well promises to be sufficient for al
needs, and no trouble on this ecore vii
be met with. Five thousand pounds @
beet eeed are expected to arrive in Ana
helm early next week from Paris, anS
$4,000 pounds have been ordered from
Antwerp and will be here early il
March.
BREvITIEs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 7. Wilmer returne,
from Laguna Beach yesterday.
A letter from G. M. Beard of Elroy
Wis, to Rev. Dye states that he is YER
I tired of that place and longs for SAINT
I Ana.
II. O. Thompson was agreeably sur
prised last evening at his residence OF
West street by q large gathering of oil
ohu youAs pCOpiO, WIZ ppCu1 tWO V6T
pleasant hours with their host.
James Brown, aged 92 years, died a
his home near Delhi this morning of oil
age. The funeral will take place to
morrow from Smith & Sons undertak
J ing parlors.
\ A. M. Scott, formerly of Chicago, ha
accepted position with M. Posener.
Q. d. Ambrose of Arch Beach ia il
| the city and will remain until Saturday
I Many improvements have been mad
on the Catholic church.
y Mr.. Hamlin and daughter will Civ
their readings al the Congregations
hall next Friday evening.
The schooner Alcade arrived at New
port from the north Wednesday, loade,
\ with pine lumber.
The Cosmopolis OF Eureka came in thi
morning.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Rood are happ,
Y in the advent of two little strangers a
J their home yesterday, being boy an,
Y girl.
y Garry r. Smith has commenced actio,
u against Chas. A. Welch, to foreclose
mortgage.
George Hsyford, formerly of this cit
/ but now of Los Angeles, is suing hi
N wife for divorce.
Yesterday was III. @. Galbraith's 27tl
n birthday, and few of his friends CAV
Il him surprise in the evening.