The herald., 1893-11-11
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS,
Interesting News Matters from
Santa Ana and Anaheim.
A Midnight Burglar Makes Haul
at Pasadena.
Smooth Young Man Arrested at San
Bernardino = Riverside Chinese
Wtil Beg gister--santa Monica
and Pomona Items.

SANTA ANA, Nov lO.--Miss Ida Ross, daugh-
ter OF Samuel Ross had the misfortune TO dis
locate her ankle aud break one CT the bones.
while skating at the roller skating rink last
Monday evening. She will not be able to walk
on the disabled member for several weeks.
Villa m KevdricK. number OF the Los An
geles bar, was in Santa Ana today on profess
sionsl business.
Joseph Yoch and j. Willetts went to Los An
geies yesterday on a business trip.
The nextreguar meeting of the city library
trustees will be he'd the frst Tuesday evening
In December. One of the things to come before
The trustees win be the matter of reconsidering
the exclusion OF the Boston Investigator from
The Misses stebbins have commenced the
erection Oh q residence on the corner oil Seventh
and Busn streets,
Mics Annie Mathe ws, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs Geo. W. Doremus OF thus city, Tor
the past week, returned to her home in Los An
1t is reported that Capt. Henry whitaker OF
Buena Park IL organising military company
a. that place. 1t Is not stated for what purpos .
the captain is raising his new company
The trial of Lusnsn G. Brown, charged with
an attempt to commit murder, will COME up In
the superior court on Monday next.
The St. George hotel al Fullerton has been
been opened to the public again.
The people OF Anaheim and Fullerton, the
latter Ia particular, seem 70 be getting dis,
gusted with their irrigatng district organized
uAder the Wright act. AT meeting at Ana
helm not long since resolutions asking that the
directors take steps to disorganize the district
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Brock of Southern Illinois.
father and mother of our genial county clerk.
d. f. Brock, will arrive here tomorrow to
spend the winter with his son at the Glen
woou
6. b. Ambrose of Arch beach was in our city
today on business he thinks some OF moving
TO Santa Ana for the winter and perhaps to be-
Come permn nnent resident
The Anaheim. Gazette says that the total
FnkQ n ~
helm and vicinity foots up $35,5O4.33 for the
season. The people OF the mother colony want
sugar factory built in their vicinity, and 1t 10
to DO hoped that their wishes may be gratified.
A genIle zephyr from the northeast has been
disturbing the even temper OF the denizens OF
the santa Ana valley today.
The following exchanges of real estate were
made here few days ago:
VIM. f. Lutz has sold to John w. Stuchell OF
Harrisburg. Ore, part of lots z, 8, IL ana IL.
block 1, salisbury's addition to Santa Ana, for
5000. Part OF lots and IL. same block, Is
sold to Harry J; Irwin OF Los Angeles for $500
Vim. J. Stuchell sells to Nm F. Lutz lot Is,
block 8, Rouse q Lewis subdivision of Lyons
addition to Santa Ana for $1,000.
J. A. Clampett, who arri we'd in Santa Ana last
Sunday. has taken chars 9 of his new place near
Ocean View and il highly pleased with Cali
j. j. Mvernash has decided to remain in
Healdsburg, and has taken charge of the En-
trprise OF that place.
G. 9. Fife went to 0rrnge this evening to
meet sister who is on her way from Mime
sofa to visit him. He has not seen her for III
A. Amerase of Fullerton was in Santa Ana
today.
The following clippings are from the Ana.
helm Gazette;
Mr.. Nugent and lady have been located in
Arizona.
People who talk about the Wright act here
ab9Sts these dsys read the riot act ssss
on Monday on business trip little bird
Whispers that he win soon join the ranks OF the
Benediots, but he says thas he himself knows
report prevailed on the streets a few days
ago that two men on hors eback had attempted
hills above Olive some nights ago. The latter
put spurs 40 bis horse as soon a. ne was ordered
to halt and dashed away In the darkness, but
near him IN his fight were not calculated 10
quiet the extreme state OF nervousness which
he was under while trying to mAke = rcspecta.
The chrysanthemum ball sivensby the Native
Daughters At the Del Campo uesdAy night was
ia TSe hs wss Sn1 yroussy @ wth
flowers. making beautiful spectacle. To the
strains of Lowinsky's orchestra the merry
dancers tripped the light fantastic until ~ late
hour and the evening was pleasantly en- joyed
by all. AT midnight supper was served, and
later the. party dispersed. The Native naugh-
pitable entertainments.
Santa Ana has had two runaway wives dur-
lug the week, ana now ~ IL reported that Ana
helm Is to have a sensation of similar import.
A Alove-lorn swain who married hts inamorata
In a neig ghboring city not long ago returned
home q few evenings since after days hard
labor in the field, only to find that his wife had
flown to Los Angeles, leaving word that she
would not return. AT latest accounts she had
been a week away, and there WAS yet no indi-
cations OF any dtsposiion on her part to return.
Friends are at work on the case, however, and
she may be prevailed upon to return.
That there Is an organized band OF petty
burglars in this town and vicinity admits OF
but very little doubt. We have had these
hurglaries going on now about two .yesrs, and
with the exception of that noted in another
column there have been no arrests since these
felonies began The officers have a tolerably
fair opinion as to which quartet these crimes
emanate from, and they should be successful in
their efforts to land the gang before long. 1t ID
great pity that Nightwatchman Adams failed
TO nit the burglar he was after some nlgnts
aso, as thereby not only would the fellow have
been caughtand marked for future ideuti fca-
tion, but probably the whole larcenous gang
would have been exposed. The gang should
berun in and summarily dealt with.