The herald., 1893-12-15

answer information continued to De-
cember 10th; demurrer to information
filed.
People We. Grimes-Continued for
trial to December 22d.
People vs. L. G. Brown-Motion to set
cause for trial continued to December
10th.
L. L. Brue, who forged T. E. Clellan's
name TO an order on l.. Gildmacher for
$27 pleaded guilty today of forgery and
will be sentenced next Saturday.
ANAHEIM.
Mrs. DIR. Wood OF Honolulu is visit
ing in Anaheim, the guest OF he cousin,
Mrs. E. Browning.
Ed. Atherton was in from the ostrich
farm the other day and reports new
crop OF about 100 birds lately arrived.
The number of birds ON the ranch now
aggregates 200.
Mr.. A. 7. Pendleton was in town
from Placentia the other day and re-
ports all the big orange growers as hav-
| ing come into the association. Mr..
Pendleton has been doing term trial
jury at Santa Ana and tells US he has
about enough OF it.
We are requested by some of our
business men to say that the frisky
youngsters who make a practice of ex-
pectorating choice gobs OF tobacco juice
upon the windows of business places at
night had better come off their perch,
or arrests will follow. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
A valued subscriber informs US that
he has sure remedy for tramps, which
might possibly work we'll with others
afflicted trampwise in town. He thought
of putting up a sign conspicuously at
his front gate saying: "Wood to chop"
but fearing that he might be overrun
with delegations of the unemployed, re-
solved to adorn the gate with the sign:
"These premises to rent, inquire next
door" 1t works to a charm-catches
the tramp every time.
Mrs. King deserves the credit for be-
ing the first property owner to comply
with the provisions of the recently en-
acted city ordinance for the suppression
OF weeds on the streets. Her place on
cleanest place in town, the weeds ON the
street having been completely obliter-
ated. Mrs. King, like a lot of the rest
OF us. has been bothered with tramps,
and in return for meals given them she
puts them to work cnopping weeds.
This excellent example should be fol-
lowed by others, and will certainly be
followed at the editorial household,
where we have the honor OF exhibit
ing the weediest streets in town. Every
body clean the streets.
George u. Carleton has sold the west
20 acres of his 40-acre walnut orchard
to O Minneapolis gentleman for $4,000.
The orchard was planted in the spring
of 1889, and Is situated one mile east OF
Fullerton. This is at the rate OF $500
per acre. and is one of the notable sales
OF the year. Mr.. Carleton has illustrat-
ed wtat he has all along contended,
that many Of the people of the valley
do not really know what beautiful
country we live in. He informs us he
can take any number OF places here
abouts and do the same thing he has &C.
complished at his ranch east of Fuller
ton. He is a progressive orchardist,
and has done in five years what many
have been unable to do in three or four
times that period. He informs us his
other 20 acreB are not for sale.
Our orange growers have joined the
procession, and last Saturday, at a meet
ing held at the town hall, voted to in.
corporate into fruit growers associa.
tion under the same conditions that
pIevail in about every orange growing
center in Southern California. Articles
of incorporation were adopted, setting
forth the object of the association to be
the handling of fruit, and being similar
to the other fruit associations now
springing up for mutual protection all
over the citrus belt. The capital stock
is $1,000, 1000 shares at 81 each. A. Ian.
genberger. G. o. Rust, Theo. Rimpan,
M. L. Rogers and ]. p. Zeyn were
elected . board of directors to serve for
the ensuing year. The organization of
the growers in this vicinity is due in
great part to the active campaigning of
Mr.. Cargill of Brookshurst, who has
been indefatigable in his efforts to
bring them together, and deserves great
credit therefor. The Riverside growers
have resolved to stand with the Orange
county growers in their fight against the
odiouH twilight patent, and on all sides
the future augurs well for the orchard
lists. Let them get together and organ
ize, and show the commission men
trick worth two of thoae showed them
by ihe commission men last year.--[Gs
zette.