The herald., 1893-11-12
SANTA ANA.


SANTA ANA. Nov. 11.-C. @. Edinger,
who was appointed by the city trustees
at their last meeting to pass on the bids
for furnishing the city with 200 tons OF
coal, has let the contract to Spreckles
Bros. at $7.95 per ton. The first ship
ment will probably arrive in Santa Ana
next Monday.
The Gray brothers leave for England
tomorrow to be absent several months.
A boy about 10 years of age, who
gained some notoriety at Los Angeles
few monts ago by tapping till and mar
rowly escaping prosecution tor the Of
fsnse, is likely to get into the clutches OF
the law before he is many days older.
Today he borrowed q monkey-wrench
from one of our hardware merchants
and sold it to a secondhand dealer.
Mrs. j. ]. Livernash left for the north
today to join her husband.
What remains OF the Orange county
exhibit at Chicago is being packed for
reshipment to Santa Ana.
Mrs. j. B. Roberts has been appointed
pastor OF the Free Methodist church at
this place. She is recently from Dem
yer.
AbHtbuUT lObb 10 III iLiblnOAO anu W AL
remain over Sunday.
Miss Viola Hines went to Los Angeles
this morning. She is delegate from
the Baptist church to the convention to
be held at Pasadena next week.
J.F. West, brother OF u. B. West OF
this city, and superintendent of the
Paso Roblea high school, has been
granted teachers life diploma.
" M Tbtuhovr 10 vanorta6 hainO
confined to his rooms from a severe
backset.
J.F. Pyrant has sold his lodging house
on Fourth street and ia winding up his
business as rapidly as possible in order
that he may take his departure for South
Carolina, where business of Importance
calls him.
Mr.. White OF the firm of White, Harky
& Co., has a variety of Lima bean on
exhibition that measures 141a inches in
length and is y inches wide and has
15 beans to the pod.
0. p. Ross, an all-round drunk. was
brought before Acting City Recorder @.
W. Humphreys ana fined $40, or one
hour to get out OF town. He chose the
latter, but said he only wanted 15 min
utes.
The San joaquin ranch people are
hauling lumber from Long Beach for
building purposes. and cay they can
save shout Sc per 1000 feet. Today two
six-horse wagons loaded with lumber
passed through our city for the ranch.
/ Judge Egan of Cspistrano waslin town
today. .
The Jefferson Democratic club gives
an entertainment at Anaheim tonight.
q A drove, of 16s mules passed gthrough
the city today on their way to the San
Joaquin ranch, where they will be used
in putting in the coming barley crop.
A Pomona man is talking OF starting
a paper at Anaheim. Better let it alone.
A. Dorman went to Rivera this even
ing to remain over Sunday.
w. @. Smith, formerly of this city,
has taken position as express messen-
ger between Los Angeles and San Diego.
Mr.. Hersee and VIM. Dilahan will
spend Sunday in Los Angeles.
Theo. Raymond, the owner of Kla-
math, went to Los Angeles this evening.
J.. Saliberi OF Capiatrano was In the
city today on business.
FULLERTON.
The Fullerton Tribune is responsible
for the following news items:
william Starbuck and wife and A.
Barrows and wife returned from the
east Wednesday.
The farmers OF Centralia are talking
of establishing another creamery in
that prosperous locality,
1t was thought some time ago that the
Placentia orange crop would be about
20 carloads. The orange growers in that
section met the other day and after
careful estimate say there will be be-
tween 120 and 125 carloads.
When it comes to raising big pump
kins William Schultz is decidedly in
the swim. One of his vines, 40 feet
long and IS inches in circumference.
produced 1874 pounds of pumpkins,
without irrigation. This is ahead OF
anything we ever heard of in California,
and certainly beats the peatland record.
The Germain Fruit company OF Los
Angeles is shipping walnuts from here
in sacks branded Los Nietos walnuts.
Only one or two parties here have sold
their walnuts to this firm, as nearly ali
the growers in this section belong to the
Fullerton association. which Is trying to
build up and establish trade mark of
its own. The Rivera walnut growers
will probably bring suit against the Ger
main company for infringing on their
trade mark.
Fullerton is now undoubtedly one of
the most enterprising towns in Southern
California, and the outlook for the town
and country was never brighter than it
is at the present time. The St. George,
the finest and costliest hotel in the
county, has opened up for business /;
work will soon begin on Mr.. Bsnchley's
fine residence. Robert Northam will at
once erect a residence just north of Full
lerton at cost of $4,000 or $4,000 and
make many other Improvements, an
other large warehouse is nearing com
pletion, and two or three new cottages
will be bui'S immediately.
You may live without books, what Is
knowledge but grieving?
You may live without hope, what's hope