The herald., 1893-10-28
SANTA ANA.

The Walnut Crop.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 27.--A landmark in
the early history OF Santa Ana is being
moved out of town. Every old resident
OF this city remembers the long wooden
structure with mammoth-sized coffee
pot perched upon the awning. This
building was situated on Main, street
and occupied by r. H. Dibble. 1t was
placed ON wheels today and carted out
OF town.
RETURNED.
J. G. Nichols returned from Bakers
field on the IL a. m. Southern Pacific
train. He was accompanied by Grimes,
the burglar and all-around hard case,
who was captured at Bakersfield.
Grimes made desperate effort to elude
capture, and it was only after he had
been shot at several times by the pursu-
ing officials before he stopped running,
and then he dropped to the ground and
crawled through the high weeds to
where he thought he was safely hidden
away. He was taken before Justice
Freeman and his examination was set
for tomorrow. Marshal Nichols did not
give the sprinter an opportunity to es-
cape.
PLACENTIA wALNUTS.
Arthur Staley of Placentia went up
to Los Angeles yesterday to collect the
money due on the first two carloads of
walnuts shipped from that place by the
Fullerton English Walnut Growers as.
sociation. These walnuts were soft
shells and brought IA cents per pound.
The association have orders for nine
carloads of walnuts at IA cents for hard
shells and 81 cents for Hoft-shells. They
will probably make another shipment
this week.
NOTES.
The Orange county fruit exchange
will hold meeting at Tustin next
Wednesday.
Marriage licenses were granted to the
following parties today by the county
clerk of Orange county: George Patter-
son, aged 40, and Julia E. Briggs, aged
Al, both of Santa Ana; w. Lsurance
Owen, aged "a, of Santa Ana, and Mary
A. Paulser, aged "a years, of Hollister,
San Bonito county.
ANAHEIM IRRIGAToRs ASSESSED.
The gale of the Anaheim irrigation
district bonds for $4,000 was accom-
plish some time since to Chicago parties.
There hae been some technical point
raised as to the validity of the bonded
indebtedness of the district. The legal
counsel for the district, however, hold
that the indebtedness is legal and that
q levy should be made in the usual way,
in order that the interest on the bonds
might be paid. After considerable de-
liberation and much discussion, reso-
luton, which reads as follows, was pre-
sented:
Resolved, That the sum of 81 cents ON
each 500 of the assessed valuation of
the property in the Anaheim irrigation
district is hereby levied as an assess
ment for the purpose of raising fund
for paying the annual interest for the
fiscal year ending July l., 1894, ON the
bonds amounting to $4,000 outstand-
ing and sold to N. W. Harris & Co., and
that the secretary of this board do COM
pute and enter into the assessment book
the proper sums to be paid as ASSESS
ments on the property enumerated in
said assessment book according to law.
1t is thought that the 81 cents levy
will be resisted in a legal way.
ANAHEIM MATTERS.
4hC hhnhOlLh 0hLObbD Vi tu0 AObu says
that Charley Bauer had the misfortune
last week while working ON the Dunn
boys hay baler to get barley beard in
his eye which has necessitated his going
to Los Angeles to consult an occulist
about it and has since incapacitated him
from work. Although the sight was for
time almost destroyed it ia hoped that
it will soon be all right again.
Inasmuch as Frank Porter had Is
acres of peanuts and 1900 pounds of wal
nuts out in the rain the downpour is not
an unmixed blessing to him. He reck-
ons his loss at a couple of hundred.
Alan Melrose OF Anaheim had his arm
broken few daye ago, while playing
with some children at school.
MORE MiDwINTER TALK.
The chamber of commerce will hold
another meeting tonight, in order to
come to final understanding as to
what will be done towards taking part
in the midwinter exposition. Mr.. Pea
body, who went to Los Angeles yeeter-
day for the purpose of finding out what
could be done to secure desirable site,
will report tonight in effect that it can
be secured, and that the other southern
SouheiCc oAO PuohihB AOl W6iQ III bu6
matter.
The examination OF Bowers. accused
of burglary, has been set for next T1es-
day.
Fred Goldwait, young man of Ans\
helm, was arrested this morning on a
warrant charging him with burglarizing
the house of Mr.. Larsen of Anaheim.
The water in the river is running
about one mile south of the Fifth street
bridge. 1t is following the new channel
excavated for it.
Miss Tecla Richter. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bergdorf, OF
this city, for several days past, returned
to her home in Los Angeles last even
ing.
DIR. Rowan of Capistrano was in the
city yesterday.
1t Should Be in Every House.