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En- gfneer 4. r. Milton Severely Hurts
Notes.
SvNTA ANA, Dec. 28.-As engine No.
81 OF the San Diego freight was nearing
Also switch, about three miles south OF
Santa Ana, this afternoon, something
got wrong with the lubricator and 1T
would not work properly. Engineer 1;
K. Milton, who was in charge, CLIMBED
out Of the cab and was working his way
around to the disordered piece OF ma
chinery with q view of repairing it,
when his foot slipped and he fell to the
ground. As soon as the train could be
stopped and backed to where Milton was,
he was picked up and found to be Sc
verely injured about the head and
shoulders. He was brought to the sta
ton at this place on the freight and
sent to DR.. Bells Office In this city for
treatment.
1t was found upon examination that
Milon's shoulder was dislocated and he
had several bad cuts about the lace, es-
pecially around the left eye.
He was in an insensible condition
when picked up.
Millions residence is Los Angeles. He
is resting easy and will probably be able
to 20 into Los Angeles on the late train.
Tax Collector Freeman sums up the
tax delinqusnciss of state, county and
city as follows:
The amounts are: Real estate,
$4764.48; personal property, $741 AZ;
total, $55O5.90. The total amount due
was about $4,000, so that the delin-
quency is not very large.
| Mont Chubb has resigned the Office OF
marshal OF the city OF Orange.
County Clerk Brock is still grinding
out marriage licenses. Today he issued
one to Samuel Sollenberger, aged 30.
residence Los Angeles, to- wed Hattie
McWeaver, aged 27. residence Orange.
]. r. Greedy, county superintendent,
has been reelected secretary of the
State Teachers association, which is in
session at Stockton.
The Tustin orange crop is estimated at
$50 carloads by those who are posted.
The following estimate has been made
of the oranges pledged to the Orange
Growers association OF Orange county :
Anaheim, As carloads; Villa Park, 80
carloads; Brook hurst, 40 carloads; Pla-
centia, l20 carloads; Tustin, 65 carloads; !;
Orange, 65 carloads.
At the last meeting OF the Orange
county fruit exchange q contract made
the Saginaw Lumber company of Ari-
zona, for l50. 900 orange boxes at 121s
cents per box, delivered in Orange
county, the first delivery to be made on
February l, 1894; quality of material to
be equal to any on the market; terms,
go days, with per cent off for cash.
s. II. Pendleton, a capitalist from
Deming. N. M, is in the city and has
concluded to locate amongst us. Mr..
Pendleton has decided that Santa Ana
is cd place to 20 into business in,
STOCK Oh lumber laid down on the South
ern Pacific switch, just north of the
depot.
Messrs. Palmer and families arrived
in Santa Ana last evening and are the
gueats OF Mr.. O'Brine,. Of the Semi
Tropic. They came from Monroe coun-
ty, Mo-, and will locate in the. Santa
Ana valley.
As it becomes known that your cor
respondent has prepared some statistics
for the New Years number of the
HERALD, concerning the products of
Orange county, there are orders left for
extra papers to be sent to friends in the
east.
There is no better way of advertising
Southern California than to send this
umDer Oh the HERALD back to your
eastern friends. Besure aud secure one,
for the supply will not last very long.
Everybody will be surprised when they
see what wonderfully productive coun-
ty we have, and we are almost the
smallest.
AT about 4 80 p. m. four persons con-
fined in the city Jail made their escape,
having cut hole through the side OF
the brick wall large enough to allow
their bodies to pass through. The men
who escaped are Grimes, who was con-
victed of burglary and awaiting sen.
tence; Jcs Carter and Roch, held to
appear for cutting open the city iail,
and Lee, the man who was convicted of
petit larceny.
The escaped prisoners were seen q few
minutes after they escaped, going down
Main street. The officers are in pursuit
end it is thought will overtake them.