The herald., 1893-12-28
SANTA ANA.

Notes.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 27.-The two men
charged with having cut the lock off the
city Jail Friday evening last were before
Judge Freeman today for examination,
Capt. J. O. McCabe having been en-
ployed by them as counsel. There was
very strong circumstantial evidence
given against the accused and Judge
Freeman held them to answer in the
superior court. In default of bail they
were remanded to jail.
A marriage license was issued by
County Recorder Brock to Thomas
Clark, a native of Canada, resident OF
Santa Ana, aged 20 years, and June
Nav, a native of Canada. resident OF
Santa Ana, aged 28 years.
A son OF G. T. Drurey, who has been
visiting Santa Ana for the past two
weeks, started on his return homeward
in Denver today.
William Lamb has leased several
hundred acres on the Balsa Chico
ranch this season and will SOW it to
barley.
Ollie Reed Of Los Angeles is spending
the holidays with his parents in this
city.
Joe Graves will leave tomorrow for
Los Angeles, where he has secured
position.
The Santa Ana Produce company will
ship q half ton of green peas to the
frozen east the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. A. S. Ddnham, who has been
quite sick with ia grippe. is improving.
H. A. Peabody takes steamer at
Newport for the upper part of the state
Att. a-.usnn Ho uui1l uiait bia firm r.
home at Ukiah before returning.
There will be watch night service at
the Free Methodist hall, on Saturday
night, the 31st inst, commencing at
8 80. .....
The tramps confined in the county
iail are reported as being sick.
Dennis Hall has filed location of q
silver mine known as Ridgeple in the
Santiago cafion.
r. r. Sanborn OF Tustin has gone to
Chicago.
J. S. Rice has bought Of Harvey Rice
q half interest in 81 acres south of Santa
Ana for $4,000.
Mr.. Jay Abbott and Miss Abbie Funk.
both of this city, were married the other
day by the Rev. II. D. Connell.
Harry Z. leighton and Miss Fanny
Clayely will be married January 2, at
the home OF the BRIDES parents. near
st. Louis.
The rainfall for the past "a hours, up
to 7 O'Clock this morning, is inch,
making for the season, up to December
9th, 4.75 inches.
For the week ending December 26,
1898, there were q deeds filed for record
in the recorders Office, amounting to
| $27, ,632, which shows that real estate is
selling in Orange county.
Seats for the Katie Putnam entertain
ment next Saturday night are selling
rapidly.
1t is remarkable fact that there is no
water running in the river under the
Fifth street bridge, where up to few
days ago, just before the rain, there was
qnite stream. The past few days
there have fallen about five inches of
rain, and the question is, Where has all
that water gone and why should it stop
as soon az it commenced raining? 1t is
true the ground has taken up all the
rain that has fallen, but where is the
water that was running in the river
None of it has been taken out for irriga-
tion.
]. A. ROTOR has been making some
improvements in his furniture store.
T. o. Andrews of Salem, Ore., is work.
ing for j. A. ROTOR and expects to re-
main in Santa Ana.
Richard Egana of the independent
principslity OF Cspistrano visited Santa
Ana today.
Miss Della Mendleson OF Capistrano,
who has been visiting friends in San
Francisco, returned home this evening.
Frank Monaghan has been spending
the holidays in Santa Ana with his fam.
lily. He returned to the Needles on this
evenings train.
Mont Chubbs. the efficient constable
and enterprising druggist Of Orange was
in Santa Ana today.