The herald., 1893-05-04
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SANTA ANA.


Two Engines Collide at Oranse-Import-
ant Chamber OF Commerce Meeting.
SANTA ANA, May 3.-Two trains col
lided at Orange this morning, through
switch not being closed. Both engines
were damaged severely. but no one was
injured. The trains arrived only lew
minutes late in this city.
YoRBA ITEMS.
Last Friday afternoon the Yorba
school closed for the spring vacation,
after very successful session. The
attendance has been large, and the work
done good. The closing was marked by
appropriate exercises.
Charles Fl. King is visiting friends in
this place.
AS soon as the bonds are sold, work on
the Peralta school house will be COM
menced.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Carrillo of Rincon are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Ramona Yorba and Mrs. Vejar
and family are visiting in Pomona.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MEETING.
The executive committee OF the Orange
county chamber of commerce met In
W. s. Taylor's law Office last night, and
the meeting was we'll attended.
An invitation was received from the
Anaheim people to attend a meeting in
that city next Saturday night, when an
auxiliary organization will be effected.
John McFadden, s. Hill, John Beatty.
S. w. Smith and D. w. Swanner were
appointed q committee on Transports
tion and traffic.
The idea OF q chamber OF commerce
seems to be greatly appreciated, and
every meeting finds the membership roll
increasing. With the organization OF
an auxiliary chamber at Anaheim, the
good work will progress even more
rapidly.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Movements in real estate still continue
brisk, and during the past six days 80
deeds have been recorded, the consider
alton being $62, ,407.55. While this is
not large weeks sale as compared to
some recently made here, it shows that
property is changing hands right along.
There are large number OF easterners
here now looking over the county with
q view OF purchasing property here. All
are people looking for one of the ilveli-
est seasons in the,real estate market this
part OF the state has ever known.
NOTES.
It is reported that O. M. Holmes bay
gelding Memo, which is being trained on
the track, ia able to show mile in 2: is
this season.
D. B. Fine is making many improve
ments on bis place near town.
E. s. Wallace Of this city has pur'
chased the news agency of Ed. Alexan
present. Indications, lie viii Be- large one
The fruit is already commencing to sei
well.
The proposal made by City Trustee
j. A. Hankey that Santa Ana own her
own electric light plant and city hall, is
one which meets with general approval.
On Saturday next the Christian
church of Orange will picnic in San
tiago cofion.
Mr.. Arthur Bradshaw OF Orange, who
has been attending the Philadelphia
medical college, has successfully passed
his examinations and is on his way
home, a full fedged M. d.
Mrs. J. G. Clark left today for short
eastern trip.
O. f. Bunker, prominent San Fran
ciscan, has been in this city, the guest
OF Mr.. French. The gentleman has not
visited this city for five years, and mo-
tices many improvements. He may
decide to locate here.
William Limmer, aged 81 years, died
at his home in Orange this morning.
A social will be given at the residence
of Mrs. W. T. Reed next Friday night.