The herald., 1893-11-13
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SANTA ANA.
Favorable Report from the Hemet Mine.
Notes.

Favorable Report from the Hemet mine.
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 12.-Mr. Tucker,
who has been working at the Hemet
mine in San Diego county, is at home
at present. Mr.. Tucker says that the
mine Is shut down just now and will
not open up again till the first of the
year. He says there is plenty Of ore in
sight, but they have struck strong
flow of water, which neceHsitates put
ting in extra pumping apparatus.
Steve Huff spent Sunday in Los An
geles.
Dr.. Bailey Of this city is in possession
of large volume entitled The Book OF
Crests of the Nobility OF Great Britain
and Ireland, published by the English
government in 1892. In turning
through it's pages you will find the fol-
lowing registration, which is self ex-
planatory: Bailey, j. g., Esquire, M.
S., NJ. d., Santa Ana, Orange county,
California eldest son of the late Sir
James Bailey cubit arm erect, vested
bendy. of six az. and sa., the cuff arg,
holding in the hand ppr. crOsier sur
mounted by an estoile, both or.-moto-
Deo duce." The above is the only
entry in the book of anyone on the Pa
cific coast.
Word has been received in this city
to the effect that Mrs. p. H.Look is
living seriously i'll at her residence at
Eastside Oakland.
Mrs. Florence Howard OF Pomona
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
OF this city, today.
Mrs. Uren recently from Canada
died at Mr.. MitchelPa OF Tustin last
night. The body was brought to Smith
& Sons undertaking parlors for en-
balmment and will be shipped to Can
ada Tuesday.
Four Negro women arrived at the
Santa Fe depot Friday evening direct
from the eaat. They say thsir husbands
are somewhere near Santa Ana and had
ssntffor them to come out here but had
failed to meet them.
The Lady's guild will meet next
next Thursday at the home OF Miss
Rosa Boyd on Main street.
Miss Sadie Honkey will go to Pasa-
dena tomorrow as a delegate from the
M. f. Sunday school to attend the State
Sunday school convention to be held in
Pasadena this week.
We are glad to see D. Heller on our
bLTS0Lh bkhlns llO hnn hah q cOiiOuo
ness for the past few weeks.
The members of the Episcopal church
corporation will meet in the church this
morning at 10 O'Clock to transact some
very important business.
The Congregational church on Sunday
morning raised $2l5 to pay off an old
debt. This don't look like very hard
times.
Clarance Crookshank OF Riverside
spent Sunday with his parents in our
city.
The people OF the State of California
We. Brown OF El Modena, for assault to
commit murder, comes up in the supe.
rior court tomorrow. sseeae -~ae
The citizens OF our city seem to re-
joce over the decision OF the supreme
court in sustaining the decision OF the
superior court of San Bernardino coun-
ty in regard to regulating the beating of
drums by the salvation army in the
streets OF city.
A big fire is raging on the San Joa-
quin ranch. south OF the city.
Miss jeanette Wilcox sang in the NJ
f. church Sunday morning to very
lar GO congregation.
The entertainment given at Anaheim
last evening by the Jefferson Dramatic
club of Santa Ana WAS not heavily at
tended.
A. A. Harln of San Bernardino spent
Sunday in Santa Ana.
Mr.. George f. Drury has been quite
i'll for several days past.
A runaway team enlivened things on
Main street last evening by tearing at
breakneck speed through that thorough
fare. Luckily no one was hurt.
The churches were generally well at
tended today.
N. M. P. Close of Tustin went to Los
Angeles this afternoon to remain few
days.
Now that the supreme court has set
aside the decision Of the jury convicting
Oscar Wells of numerically beating
atepson about year ago the people of
Orange county will have the luxury OF
paying the expense of another trial.
Mr.. Coon of Redlands ia in the city
and will commence fitting up his place
OF business tomorrow.