The herald., 1893-05-26
sANrA ANA.

Proceedings Of the chamber OF Com
nsrce--LoNal Affairs.
SANTA ANA, May 2s. The chamber of
commerce held its regular business
meeting last evening. Bills TO the
amount OF 5000 were ordered paid.
The psrk committee reported the
neglected condition OF the Santa Fe de-
pot park, and the chairman was in
strueted to notify the Southern Califor-
mia Railroad compsny's gardener OF the
same and ascertain ite cause.
Eighty-one dollars and fifty cents was
appropriated for two-thirds Of page
advertisement in the Land of Southern
California, an official publication COM
piled by the Southern California Worlds
Fair association. U. I. Taylor and H..
A. Peabody were appointed to prepare
and send material for the advertise
ment.
The following portion Of the report of
the committee on printing was adopted !.
That 1000 copies Of the worlds fair
edition of the Blade be purchaeed for
the sum of 500. The balance of the
report, upon motion, was deferred to a
subsequent meeting.
motion that collector be appointed
to collect dues, his compensation being
per cent of the monthly dues paid, was
adopted.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Na
Mrs. NJ. Peck, an elderly lady living
near Orange, took in mistake for some
thing else tablespoonful of ammonia
yesterday. II burned her mouth and
throat severely, and may prove quite
serious.
A 3yesr-old daughter OF Miguel Err
reca fell from chair yesterday, and in
doing SO caught an arm in such man
ner az to break and mangle it in terri
BILE way at the elbow. The fracture will
never mend properly, and the child will,
without doubt, carry stiff arm through
life.
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A reception was rendered Rev. and
Mrs. f. J. Fleming by the members of
the Congregational church last evening.
Mr.. Fleming 10 ct present occupying
the pu pit OF that church, and may ac-
cept call to become its permanent pas
tor which has been made him.
Mrs j.. A. Aulls 10 attending the an
nual sta convention OF the W. @.
I. u. in Los Angeles.
Mrs Maud Winbigler is in Los An
geles.
Miss Bertha Gallup returned last
evening from z visit to friends In Los
Angelss.
Mrs Cora Milk is visiting in Los An
gelss, and from there will go to River
eide and San Jacinto for the benefit Of
her health.
Lillian Dawson has been found and
will be brought home on this evenings
train.
Mrs. Lieut.-Gov. Reddick is going to
vieit Mrs. Rust of Anaheim in a few
days.
D. f. Brode and Frank Ely are in Ana
helm today.
d. Bell, who has been confined to his
home by sickness since Saturday last, is
better today.
Madame Modjeska and Count Bovents
will pass through Santa Ana tomorrow
en- route to their mountain home.
The Santa Ana Bicycle club is fixing
up its club rooms in the Richieu hotel
building, and expects to make a number
OF additions to its membership roll at
the next meeting. @
The assessors books show that Orange
county has the lowest percentage OF any
county In the state.
Monday, May 29th, is the day set for
the hearing of the Bishop case before
Justice Humphrey. Bishop manifests
desire to marry the girl and thus es.
cape further trouble. Such an ending
to the matter would probably mean q
miserable life for both parties in the
case.
A construction train ia kept at the Ir-
vina station on the San Joaquin since
the recent fire. 1t makes trip OF in
spection after. the passing of each train.
Exactly 70 acres OF grain were burned
in the fire.
The fret kindergarten school to be
organized IN connection with the public
school IN Grange county is to be estab-
lished at Orange. The old BAPTIST
church building has been purchased for
the purpose and will be fitted up imme-
diately.
G. M Holmes has sold bis fine geld
ing Memo to A. VI. Ozmun, OF Los Ange-
, les, taking him up to that city today to
2 deliver him over to his new fowner.
Memo is probably the fastest roadster in
the state. Mr.. Holmes drove him a
fqUaTter yesterday morning in 80 eecends,
to road cart, over rough tract. He
has repeatedly shown :OS gait,
la letter from Edgar johnson, editor
of the Fullerton Tribune, published in
today's Rlade, he says that he has been
to New York s1d Washington where he
shook hands with the President and
Mrs. Cleveland and baby Ruth; that he
hss spent several days at the worlds
fair and is nov going south TO Jacksoa-
vile, Fla, and several other places.
A drive through the country west of
Anaheim proves that the acreage plant
ed to sugar be9ta is large, and that the
crop bids fair to be q satisfactory one.
The beet fields are busy places Just now.
for large number OF men and bows are
atwork thinning and wedding. The
crop in this county this year will not be
less than Is QUO tons, and the income to
the producera at least $50 0GO. The
growing OF this crop reqaires the work
Of large number OF hands, and hence
proves boon TO the laboring classgs.