The herald., 1893-10-07
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SANTA ANA.


Notes-At the Track.
SANTA ANA, Oct. 6. - That the busi-
ness OF growing celery in Orange county
is destined to be an important industry
there can be no doubt. In the peat
land belt there are upwards of 200 acres
planted to this succulent vegetable. and
it is estimated that over 125 carloads
will be shipped east. Shipment will
soon be commenced now. The peat
land lie we'll adapted to the production OF
celery, and were it not for the TACT that
Chinese are employed to grow it the
people would be we'll pleased.
LEE SING.
Lee Sing, the sportive Chinese lsun-
dryman who die laundry work in Tus-
tin, and who was arrested under the
Geary act, is missed by few Chinese
lovers in that classic village, but most
of the residents are pleased at his re-
moval. He was troublesome fellow.
The Chinese population here he's in
creased eince the Geary law commenced
to De enforced, and no doubt several OF
the criminal class OF Cinnamon might
be found in the city.
SHOULD RE OPENED.
The closing of Sycamore street by the
CITY board OF education is high-handed
piece Of bueiness to say the least. The
wise four who look after the affairs OF
the city schools have caused to Ds erect
ed acroes the extension of Sycamore
street board fence, which blocks the
highway, and shuts up the street to the
disadvantage of many residents. The
matter is now in the hands of the city
attorney.
MANY COMING.
r. E. Hewitt and family returned
from visit to the worlds fair sster-
day, and the gentleman is hH Hl;y pleased
with what he saw. 81 think, said he,
.'that the Southern California exhibit
has done more good for this section than
ANYTHING we can ever do, and l look for
heavy travel westward this year. Ev-
eryone is talking Of Los Angeles. River
eide and Orange counties"
ANAHEM NOTES.
The Anaheim bank business is in no
better shape. Indeed, the receiver is
having his hands full.
Ross Winters OF Centralia had his left
leg broken the other day while riding.
Men are engaged in surveying the
Bixby ranch, and the rumor that 5000
acres had been sold to Claus Spreckels
and that beet sugar factory was to be
established seems well grounded.
FAIR NOTES.
Four young ladies. all good riders,
will take part in the equestrian tourna-
ment at the fair grounds Thursday at l
p. m.
The junior tournament, for girls under
IL years, will not take place, as there
was only one entry for it.
The fiye-eighths of a mile handicap
for two-year-olds has been declared off.
The display of school work at the
pavilion promises to be especially fine.
Nearly every school in the county will
contribute something to the exhibit.
The work of decorating the hall goes on,
and the big room now presents credit
able appearance.
SANTA ANA ssorEs.
The Sants Ana ifs department win
give isO annual banquet at the Hotel
Frunswicx tomorrow night.
Mrs. J. @. Rice has left for visit
esst.
James McFadden has returned from a
trip co Arizona.
George Forster of Redlands was in
town yesterday.
Frank English OF Capistrano is in
town,
Mr.. Newmark, the grain buyer, OF
Los Angeles; is in town negotiating for
barley.
Ed Alexander has returned to Santa
Ana.
About 600 Santa Anans went down to
the race track this morning to see Silk
wood work out for the last time before
his great race next Wednesday. Every
one expected Mr.. Willis would drive
the black PAGER a fast mile, but in this
they were disappointed, for mile in
2 IA was all they saw. Tomorrow Our
Dick, w. Wood and the other crack
horses from the north will be worked
out.
Vacenta Yorba's running horses,
Dirty Face and Chips, arrived at the
track yesterday.
The superior court was in session to-
day ard heard motions in civil and pro-
batu CAGES,
the citizens of West street want the
ditch OF the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation
company piped. The demand fs just
one, as West street is one OF the finest
finest residence streets in town.
Mrs. #. Rowley of San Francisco is
visiting relatives in this city.
Geo. Harlan has returned TO Sants