The herald., 1893-09-07
ORANGE COUNTY.
News from Santa Ans, Orange and
Tustis.

SANTA ARA. Sept. 6.-Ths great free
for-all pace on the SAINTS Ana race track
this season will be the racing event Of
1898 in California.
Five kings OF the turf will contest for
supremacy in this event-silkwood, Di.
ablo, W. Wood, Plunkett and -.
This should insure race which for
speed and excitement will satisfy all
lovers OF horsefesh. 1t will be the only
race in which Silkwood will be entered
this year, as 8 HERALD representative in
conversation with Mr.. Willitts today was
informed that Siikwood would not be
seen on any race course this year save at
Santa Ana.
The Santa Ana track will be put in the
fastest condition, and low mark will be
made.
Kelly arrived in Santa Ana last night,
and his string of horses will get here this
evening. Kelly 10 we'll satisfied with the
result of his horses work at the Santa
Barbara and Hueneme RACES.
Gifford's stable also got in today, but
the jolly Clifford did not take as many
purses as he figured on.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Real estate transfers have been very
quiet during the past week, only 15
deeds being recorded, and the considera-
ton being $0167. There are many new
comers here who are looking about with
a view to purchasing. There were also
filed for record during the past week 27
miscellaneous papers.
NOTES.
The directors OF the fair association
met today and considered many matters
in regard to the coming races.
The chamber of commerce met last
night and decided that some arrange
ment should be made to have the sewage
OF the city removed at night, instead Of
during the day.
David A. OFT, aged 30 years, died last
night at his home in Villa Park. The
gentleman's death was caused by pneu-
monia, and was rather unexpected. Mr..
OFT was an old resident, and highly re-
spected by all.
R. Padgham has returned from visit
in Ventura county.
Three coyote scalps were brought to
the county clerk today.
Frank Ely will erect a neat residence
on his lot on North Main street.
WESTMINSTER.
Improvements are continually taking
place here. That shows as nothing else
can what our country is made up OF.
And then the crops raised here are GER
tainly excellent and always sure, as we
have plenty of water.
Quite an addition is being made to
the Ocean View school house. Another
apartment is being added, and they ex-
pect to employ two teachers this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth, who have
been spending several weeks ct Bolsa
Chico, returned to their home in Los
Angeles Saturday.
Mr.. Osborn and sons seem to be hav-
ing excellent success since the arrival of
their new seine. Thursday they esti-
| mated their catch TO be about seven
tons. The new seine is 1000 feet in
length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, who have
been visiting friends here during the
past two weeks, returned to their home
in Beaumont Saturday last.
| Miss Mamie Mccoy has taken charge
OF her school at Downey.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, pastor of the Con-
gregational church here, stopped at Oak
land on his way to the worlds fair to
take wife with him. He has many
friends here who wish them long and
happy union.
r. S. Hazard and Mr.. Tucker have
returned from trip to Catalina island.
A large number of our young people
have left us for another year of study
and work.
Miss Hattie Patterson has been visit.
ing her cousins here during the past
week.
| Miss Carrie Mccoy left this week to
| take charge Of her school at Centrailia.
ORANGE.
Mrs. DR.. W. B. Wosd and two sons of
Orange leave for visit to the formers
parents ct Leavenworth, Kan. They
| will be absent q month or six weeks.
Miss Alice Frazier of Orange has gone
to Los Angeles to attend the normal
| school.
The residence, barn and out-builtIings
OF Mr.. J. Il. Hoy's ranch near Villa Park,
will soon be completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoy are now residents oil Santa Monica.
but will soon move into their ranch
home.
Rev. W. dc r. Pos, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, Orange, will hereafter hold
Sunday afternoon services for the Bap-
tista at Fullerton.
Ten acres, known az Richland farm,
lot No. l, has been purchased OF Mr.. A..
B. Chapman. jr., by Mr.. 9. F. Stamps.
The purchaser will improve the prop
erty, which Is located at Orange.
At reunion of the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 8. Harris, held at their ranch
southeast of Orange, on Saturday last,
there were 81 children and grandchild.
rem present. One married granddaugh-
ter was absent. The occasion was the
Gath anniversary of Mrs. Harris's birth.
! Mrs. Amy G. Brown has exchanged
her ranch of 371s acres, located on the
river. west of Orange. with Mr.. g, E.
Cullen of Chicago for farm property in
Kansas and city property in Chicago.
Mr.. Cullen, who is a brother-in-law of
Mr.. F. H. Keifhaber of Westminster.
will probably soon take up his residence
on the ranch with his family Orange
News.
Mr.W. d. Bridges has sold his cottage
on La Veta avenue, Orange, to W. s..
Dearing of Ell Modena.
The Hotel Palmyra, Orange, will soon
open for the season. Repairs are now
being made.
COMPTON.