The herald., 1893-10-08
ORANGE COUNTY.


of fCommerce.
{X SANTA ANA, Oct. 7--As yet no trace
Of young Reed and Shirley has been
found. These two young hoodlums have
given their parents much uneasiness,
and in running away from home, with
Two horses, have laid themselves liable
to prosecution. Were the boys on foot,
no trouble would be taken in the mat
ter, but as it is, the parents want the
horses. The reform school would be the
proper place for the young scamps.
MORE HORSES ARRIVE.
Still the racehorses keep coming.
This morning Ed Connolly got in from
the Chino ranch, bringing with him
Thera, Irene Crocker and two 2-year-
olds. Irene Crocker and Thera are two
game horses in the races they are en-
tered in.
Dave Bridges also arrived with four
runners-Montalvo, Button, Donna Lila
and Wait. The bob.tails look we'll and
are doing good work.
Our Dick and w. Wood did little
slow work. The two PAGERS went four
heats, the best time being 2:lslz. Both
horses are right, and will probably do
some remarkable work here next We'd
nesday. Now the ''dead sure sports"
lhave it that Our Dick is the winner.
They jingle their dollars, say Silkwood
twill be pushed the fret two heats by
Wood, and that Our Dick will then come
In and win the race.
All the flyers from the north worked
out today, and the track was visited by
hundred OF Santa Anans. The town is
lively now, and several street fskirs are
already here. No "sure thing" games
sre run in this city.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
A small number of Santa Ana's enter
prising citizens attended the chamber
of commerce meeting held in G. A. r.
hall last night. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Craigy Sharp of San Fran
cisco, delegate-at-larg for the midwinter
s acme Of that 81 q foot space for display.
ghs s%hisgP.s sPsttar was rafsrred to ""''' ''''4.-"
The secretary read over report OF
the work done, and it was very credit
able showing for less than year. The
chamber of commerce has already ac-
complished many things of benefit to
the city. The report showed that a
!. balance OF $256.95 remained in the
treasury.
John McFadden was elected president
for the ensuing year; L. Bell, treasurer;
=. =. 3. Rouse, secretary; and Messrs,
Peabody. Roper, Smith, Huff, Buss.
Ralcom, Mickey, Ely and Mosbaurh, d.
rectors; finance committee, Waffle,
theodore Lacy, HUFF. Beatty and Smith.
After the election of officers the meet.
ing adjourned.
FrREMEN's BANQUET.
a The Santa Ana volunteer fire DEPART
ment held its annual banquet at the
Brunswick hotel last night. All the fire.
boys were there as well as the citv off,
cials, members of the press and a few
Invited friends. It was pleasant occa-
sion, and all present were we'll repaid
Santa Ana has one OF the most efficient
hre departments in Southern California.
.A FULLERTON NOTES.
Harvesting in the La Habra valley
win not be finished for at least two
weeks. All the warehouses in this town
are full, and farmers are now hauling
barley to Ansheim, where it is BEING |
stored. The price is so low that but few |
farmers are selling.
The Placentia orange growers will |
build packing house and market their
own crops the coming season.
VIM. McFadden has gone to San Fran
cisco on short visit.
Brank Baxter and family have again
returned to Fullerton, and will locate
here.
Several light-fngered individuals have
been operating in this vicinity for tha
past few days. Fullerton should be- en-
titled to peace officer. One is needed
here.
A BANK IN ANAHEIM.
The disastrous failure Of the Anabeim
bank was not brought about by lack of
business. but by its president making
unwise loans and investing money in q
wild cat mine. A new bank Ia to he as-
tablished, however, TO be known as the
Citizens' bank, and among its stock-
noiders will be L. F. Lewis, w. n.
Brown, =. Barr, j. p. Zeyn, A. Langen-
berger, Il. Cohen and other leading res
dents OF the mother colony. Such
backing will make this bank one Of tha
safest ia the state.
WESTMINSTER NOTES.
Miss Dorothy McFadden has baan ya.
moved to the insane asylum at San Ber.
lardino. Miss McFadden has for MANY
7ears been resident here, and her nm
ortunate condition is regretted by the
lctive girl. eA'
Mrs. r. H. CLARK, IAN oId-time resi-
lent OF this place, is visiting friends !
lere.
Mr. and Mrn. George Pyles spent a {
ew days visiting in San Diego and vi :
Unity last week. 80 $50 -
Miss Jessie Mccoy has returned from
u extended trip east. She describes 4 '
most delightful trip to the worlds fair. i
Mrs. =: A. White is spending the week i
. Anaheim. 20 :
Lee kirkpatrick has returned from 4
.ansass where he has been for some :
inns.
MISS Irene MusseIman Is away this Il