Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-07
IEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
Santa Ana's Public School in
GOod Condition.
Pasadena Has Malicious Mischief
Case of Interest.
Grown OF the Valley Notes-Redond'
Shipping Notes.-The Proceed
ings of the Redlands
City Trustees.

SANTA ANA, Jan. GA HERALD
representative visited the public schools
Of this city today and found them all in
arst-class shape, with large attend
ance. There are nearly 1000 names OF
children upon the rolls and every day
sees the attendance increase. Many
improvements are being made, and
complete electrical apparatus is to be
purchased at cost of $3.50. With three
excellent public schools and thorough
business college the educational advan-
sages of this city are good.
ORANGE SHIPPING.
The orange packing establishments
are busy places these days and large
number of men are employed wrapping,
boxing and shipping this sala-
Die fruit. Already this season five car
loads. have been shipped from this city,
and from now on the output will be
immense. Mr.. Getty Of the Earl Fruit
company says that the orange crop OF
this county is an exceptionally large one
this season, and will probably reach
zoe, 900 boxes. The fruit is of fine size
and very firm.
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.
Everything is running smoothly
enough in the county court house now,
and the new officers are getting better
accustomed to their duties, hence more
rapid and accurate work is being done.
The offices of the county look natural,
notwithstanding the fact that several
additional Democratic faces are behind
the counter. ALI the officers are doing
without deputies these days, awaiting
the outcome of the suit instituted by
Ford against the county treasurer, en-
joining him from paying the salaries OF
deputies. There is no doubt but that
the number of deputies heretofore en-
ployed is absolutely necessary, for this
fact is proven by the hardship now be-
ing worked on the officers during the,
absence of the deputies. In the new
officers who have taken charge OF the
county's business we rest assured that
the work will be we'll attended to.
UNHAPPY HOMES.
For email county Orange has more
than her share of divorce suits. There
are iour now pending before the supe-
rior court, and now comes Belle Buck,
who prays for severance OF the mar
riage bonds now exisisting between
herself and Edwin L Buck, both OF
Fairview, The relations between this
couple are badly strained and can never
be reunited, hence the action
BREvITIEs.
One of the heaviest fogs ever expe-
rienced here prevailed this morning.
Eleven tramps are housed in the
county Jail.
r. Chrissmann has resigned his posi-
zion as telegraph operator at the Santa
Fe and accepted a position in w. @.
Chrissmann's store.
The vacant business houses are being
rapidly filed up and there is now
scarcely an empty store room in the
city. 1t is impossible to get tenant
able house, and the city is badly in need
OF more dwelling houses.
w. K. Robinson OF Trabuco cafion is
spending the week in this city.
The demurrer in the divorce case OF
Brenot vs. Brenot was overruled by
Judge Towner today, and defendant
was given 10 days to answer.
The new cases for the county clerks
Office have arrived and will be put in
place this week.
The race track is to be plowed up and
put in excellent condition.
Hard Harlin of this city has gone to
San Bernardino, where he has accepted
q position on the Courier. as solicitor.
Mr.. Harlin ia pushing, energetic young
gentleman.
Barnett. the man who took several
shots at @. P. Deyoe of Tustin the other
day, has not yet been captured. The
horse upon which he rode away has
been found, but no man. The officers
expect to have him in few days, how
ever.
F. M. Golf & Sons have this week
shipped to Denver carload of oranges
and one of vegetables.
L. Bro wning has sold his place near
Fullerton to Henry Duffell of Chicago
for $4,000.
Anaheim intends to give the editors a
fitting reception next Wednesday, upon
their visit to that city.
John Kellmberger ia back from Dem
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd of Iowa are visit
Hon. A. Guy Smith and family are
spending a week at Arrowhead springs.
R. M. DUNCAN is over from Lancaster,
visiting relatives and friends.
Henry Kerr of Orange entertained a
number of his friends pleasantly last
night, prior to his departure for San
Diego county, whittier he goes to take
charge of school near Perris.
This has been week of prayer in
Santa Ana, and the meetings at the va
rious churches were largely attended.
1t is probable that the meetings will be
continued next week.
George E. Phelps leaves today for
Petaluma, where he goes to attend the
poultry show in that city.
@. W. Short of Ventura county is in
town with fine string OF fast horses,
which he will winter here.
Warren Small of Olive is the happy
father of baby boy, the little fellow
arriving yesterday.
The monthly revenue from the city
water works is now nearly 5000 per
month.
Santa Ana lodge No. 236, 1, O. O. F.,
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year last night, George F.
Briggs, D. d. q. NJ, acting as installing
officer: @. @. Drake, N. g.; W. s. Whit.
ney, ". g.; R. L. Freeman, R. s.. G.. E.
Freeman, P. s.; W. B. Tedford, T. I.G.
Marks, o. g.; G. L. Wright, I. G.; @.
Miller, R. s. N. g.; A. @. Curtice, L. s.
N. g.; ]. W. Morrison, r. s. v. g.; G.
F. Arkland, L. S. v. g.; G.. A. Riley,
W.. L. B. Young, c.. w. L. Moore, R.
s. s.. D. G. McClay, L. s. 3.