The herald., 1893-08-01
SANTA ANA AND TusrlN.
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SANTA ANA, July 3l.--Among the
many praisworthy objects accomplished
by the Orange connty chamber OF COM
merce, none 10 more worthy OF mention
than the city park, near the Santa Fe
depot.
For long time past this square has
been an eyesore to the public, but the
chamber OF commerce and the Southern
California Railway company have taken
hold of the matter, and the place al
ready presents very attractive appear
ance.
1t would be good plan II, the city
trustees would see to it that the streets
and sidewalks were kept In better con-
dition. Many are really disRraceful, and
do much to bring discredit on our city.
Santa Ana 10 naturally . very pretty
place, and q little more care used in the
direction OF cleanliness would prove
beneficial.
sILKwooD CAN ENTER.
The black PAGER eilkwood can enter
any of the free-for-all pacing races on
the grand circuit OF California, ii his
oWnoI uo QoblICc, hllu tuoIo hIo bnOoo
who believe Our Dick, w. Wood or
Plunkett can give the fast horse from
Orange plenty of opportunity to show
his speed if he wins first money in the
races this season. All hope Mr.. Willits
will start Silkwood, for the horse is in
the best of condition, and shows more
speed than be did last season. With a
mark of 2:071a to lower, he ia great
horse.
Secretary Riggs of the fair association
feeling existing between the Los Angeles
and Orange county fair associations is of
the friendliest nature, and he believes
some of the best horses on the coast will
contest for the purses at both meetings.
A special feature Is to be made of the
live stock and agricultural exhibits this
season.
DIVORCE COMES HIGH.
By this time M. Brenot has found out
that it costs good deal OF hard cash to
get the marriage knot united. He sued
his wife some months ago for divorce,
and the lady entered counter charge.
The morning Judge Towner made the
following order, which no doubt, met
with the disapproval Of the plaintiff in
the action.
1t is now ordered that the plaintiff psy
to the defendant the sum of $76 to en-
able her to pay and reimburse her attor-
neys for procuring transcript of report
er's notes in this cause and for services
rendered on motion for q new trial; and
that he also pay to her for the support
Of herself and child during the pend
ency of her appeal herein, certain sums,
as follows: Forty dollars on or
before August 18th, $50 on or
before September 18th, and $25
on the 10Th day of each month there
after unless the court shall otherwise
order. And it is further ordered that
plaintiff pay into court the sum of 5000
to enable the defendant to prosecute an
appeal herein, the same to be held by
the clerk and disbursed by him on the
order Of this court for costs, necessary
disbursements and attorneys fees in
prosecuting such appeal as may here
after be made to appear necessary and
proper. 500 of this to be paid within 30
days of this date and 500 within so
days.
TUSTIN NOTES.
D. H. Thomas and family have re-
turned from q pleasant outing at Long
Beach.
Much of the barley crop of the San
Joaquin ranch will be shipped into Ari-
zona over the line of the Southern
Pacific.
DR.. W. B. Wall shipped five carloads
of oranges east last week, and on Thurs-
day will ship the last carload for the
season. He is receiving very satisfac-
tory prices.
G, w. Griffith's team ran away this
morning, badly demoralizing the wagon.
F. A. Jones has purchased the Garner
place, near this city.
Mrs. A. Olothier OF Chino is visiting
friends near here.
From to IL cents per pound is being
offered for dried apricots, without any
sellers.
BREvITIEs.
This morning Judge Towner granted
Lizzie Neill divorce from W. s. Neill
on the grounds of failure to provide.
The steamer Alki left Newport today
with cargo of $4,000 sacks of barley.
Muscat grapes grown in this county
are now in market.
Tom White, hobo, was taken in
charge by an officer yesterday. but on
promising to leave town at once, was
liberated today.
Marshal Nichols has returned from q
weeks outing at Laguna beach.
Mrs. Dsvore will leave Wednesday for
an extended visit east.
James johnson, the old man who was
wanted here for obtaining money under
false pretenses, and who yesterday fin-
ished serving q six months term in the
Los Angeles county Jail, will not be
brought back, as the complaining wit
ness does not reside here.
r. O'Neill, one of the owners OF the
Santa Margarits ranch, was in town to-
day.