The herald., 1893-09-15

Streets of New York at Spurgeon's Opera
house, Saturday night, for the benefit OF
the free library. Following 10 the cast :
| Captain Fairweather. ......G Geo. o. Cadman
Gideon Blcodgoou. ...................d II ~ nuriap
Mr.. Badger r........................H Ii. q. kellogg
| Mark Livingston ............... Geo. o. Cadmai,
| Paul Fatrweather. r...............B H. 4. Llttleneiu
Jonas buhy. Jas. ". NueSnt
| Edwards ................E Eddie schultz
Mrs. Fairweather ............ Miss Clara akcr
Aida Bloodgood. ......... Miss Lille Kobinson
| Lucy Fairweether. ............ MISS minnie Aeyh
SANTA ANA BREvITIEs.
Every box has been sold for the com.
ing races.
L. f. Clapp has purchased 10 acres on
the Stearns rancho of George Milton
Teel.
The Bonita left Newport today with
5000 sacks of barley for San Francisco.
Clarence Crookshank has gone to Riv-
eraide.
Garden Grove and Westminster will
probably be connected with this city by
telephone line next week.
All Sam 10 the name of festive Coolie
in Tustin who has been arrested for
disturbing the peace OF Mrs. Rios OF
that city. Sam wanted possession of q
house in which the lady lived, and upon
being refused threatened to burn the
building down. He will have his exam
ination Saturday.
The Santa Ana Gun club is having
great sport in the wilds of the Santa
Margarita ranch, in San Diego county,
and several fine bucks are cent to this
city every day, which have come to
their end ct the hands OF the hunters.
| The roads in Orange county are in q
very bad state OF affairs, and teamsterB
are complaining OF the fact.
| Newport is busy place now, as large
quantities of barley are being shipped
out with every steamer. Fishing is also
good, and large number OF campers are
still at the beach.
Spurgeon's opera house is to be thor
oughly renovated and improved for the
coming theater season.
WESTMINSTER.
There are a number of visitors here
now. Those from tie east intend to re.
main until spring. People that remain
that length of time in this vicinity gen.
orally remain longer.
Mrs. Neeland's parents are visiting
their dauglter here. They will renal n
through the winter. 1N
Mr.. Profett and family of Pasadena
were visiting Mr., Carlyle's people of
this place. h4.
Mr.. Malcolm has completed fine new
barn on his ranch southwest of town.
j. Y. Anderson has just started his
sorghum mill. He will run only abort
time this fall, as the sorghum crop is
light here this year.
Ed Goodnight OF Azusa is visiting his
parents here.
Miss Nora Anderson will remain here
this winter.
The Chino echool opened Monday
with good attendance. Miss Smith OF
Tustin is teacher.
Rev. Gibbons and wife are visiting
DR.. Wilson here.
The sugar beets are being shipped
from this section of the county in great
quantities. A great many have been
raised here this year.
The sewing circle met at the Pres
byteriap church Wednesday OF this
week. The ladies are invited to come
for the day and bring their lunch.
Mrs. Moss ia expected home from San
Francisco soon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the M. E.
church will give an entertainment there
Friday evening OF this week.
Miss Mamie Anderson will attend the
Tustin school this year.
Mrs. Barron was in Pasadena last
week.
ORANGE.
Probably the most important state
legislation now needed are some deci-
eive measures to quiet the titles to water
rights of irrigation companies. Scarcely
month now passes but what some
company is plunged into distraction and
costly litigation. The news now comes
that the Serrano and John L. Carpen-
ter Water companies, which water o
district lying east OF here, are preparing
to fight the owners of the San Joaquin
ranch. These two companies have been
using water out OF the Santiago creek
for the past 20 years.
Orange public schools opened on Mon
day, September 11th, with an attend
ance OF 139 pupils, distributed "a fol-
lows: Third grade, So fourth grade.
18; fifth grade, 80; sixth grade, 26 !;
seventh grade, az eighth grade, 49,
ninth grade, 8. The West Orange school
opened with 13 pupils in attendance,
and the German-E English Q.utheran)
with So. The only change made in
the staff of teachers is in filing the va
cancy at the West Orange school caused
by the resignation OF Miss Luella Bryan,
By the appointment of Miss Clara Nc
Pherson. --[Orange News.
The curing of grapes in this neighbor-
hood is we'll under way. The packing
house at Mcpherson will this season be
used by Mr.. 6. Handy.
AS large number OF easterners have
expressed desire for more information
concerning this locality, the News has
published q neat, 20-page, little book,
with half-tone engravinga and map !;
about 1000 were sent to all parts of the
east last week.
Meears. w. B. Henry. Joel B. Parker
and f. d. Collins. Union trustees OF
Orange county, have issued cali for a
convention to be held at Spurgeons'
hall, Santa Ana, On Saturday next for
the purpose OF opposing Wall, Bishop &
Jones' right to royalty for fumigating
trees.