The herald., 1893-02-26
SANTA ANA.
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DeaIs-Notes.


sretted that Orange county will not be
represented at the citrus fair at Cotton
this season. Orange county would make
an exhibit that would be lasting ad-
vertisement of her resources, but will
not, unless some energetic person takes
the initiative. Can Orange county afford
to let this fair go by without being rep
resented? 1t is not question of liking
Cotton as place of holding the meeting,
but it is question OF showing our supe-
rior citrus fruits. The citrus fair will be
a success, whether Orange county will
make displaySor not, but we can add
materially to its success and our great
good by being represented.
THE HERALD IN SANTA ANA.
The Los Angeles HERALD, alive to the
interests of Southern California, is tax
ing great pleasure in forwarding the best
interests Of every portion of it. A letter
is published every morning, giving the
principal items of local interest in this
county, and the paper is delivered to any
portion of the city by carrier. Many
improvements have been made in the
paper recently, and the increased circu.
lation that the paper is securing here
proves plainly that people appreciate
them.
The HERALD has always been friendly
to this county, and whenever occasion
| presented has done all that could be
done to further it's cause. Those who
| desire the paper may secure it by leav-
ing their order with Ray Insley or any
newsdealer.
AN IMPoR TANT SALE.
Yesterday another important real es-
tate transfer was made in this city. DR..
Kimball, through his agent, Adam Fos-
ter, sold his fine two story brick block,
at l24 West Fourth etreet, to DIR. NJ. A.
Menges of this city. This is one of the
finest business blocks in Santa Ana, and
was sold for $10,000.. 1t will be noted
that during the past month two brick
blocks have been sold, aggregating $780,
500, and it is rumored that another i'm
portant deal is on hand, the property
which is liable to change hands being
valued at $22, 900. The sales which have
been made are to Santa Anans, showing
that those who know the city best be-
lieye in her future.
PLAcENTIA' ORANGE CROP.
They raise oranges up in the Plancen-
tia country as well as in other parts of
Orange county, and some fine one's, too.
The crop for this season is given as fol-
lows: The French orchard, 2400 boxes !;
John Wagner, 800; William Klokke,
1900; W. M. McFadden, 1000; T. P.
Hinde, 300; M. Memo, $50; Thomas
Strain, 200; A. T. Peadleton, 600; T.
Staley, 400: ]. B. Tombes. 2000 F. B.
Sandilands, 200; r. H. Gilman, 10000 ;
P. Hansen, 2J0 Mrs. N. Hansen, 800 !;
N. Johnson, 100; Colonel Rohrer, 1000 !;
w. F. Botsf64d, 2500; total, 26, ,450 boxes.
This crop, boxed and loaded, will fill 8S
freight cars, and, as it is the best variety
Of budded fruit, will net the growers
about $4,000.
WORLDS FAIR COMMISSION.
The regular meeting of the World q
Fair commission was held in Taylor
law Office this morning, only few mem
bers being present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The committee on
@ ba EAGpnGEtsaf Gsa oh thfa fmadtion was az
discharged. Several communications
were received, read and. filed. Mr.. l..
j. Rose of Los Angeles will be down
next Monday to inspect the local ex-
hibit before it is packed for shipment
east. Upon motion of E. A. White, the
following resolution was introduced and
adopted:
Resolved, That the Orange County
Worlds Fair association will use every
available means it has toexhibit at Chi
cago during the opening of the Colum-
bian exposition all photographs and
sketches of Orange county scenery, i'm
provements, buildings, etc., donated by
individuals and residents of the county.
and that the work of Fred Schlange,
submitted to the directors this dav
meets with the approval of the directors
of such association.
Several bills were allowed, after
which the meeting adjourned.
WELL ATTENDED.
The meeting of the Orange County
Building and Loan association, held in
Mosbaugh's hall last night, was we'll at
tended, and tbs reports of the various
committees were all OF the most en-
couraglng character. Nearly 500 shares
of stock have already been taken, and it
is safe to say that ere long e much
larger amount will be purchased. The
organization contains among it's mem
bers some of the leading citizens of
Santa Ana.
NOTES.
All the churches will hold services to-
morrow, and some very interesting sub.
jects are to be preached upon.
The person that writes editorials for
the Orange County Herald occupies a
column and half OF the space OF that
journal in TRADE of abuse of the,
HERALD correspondent in this CITY be-
cause he said the bills of Turner's
English Girls were indecent, and by so
doing has drawn upon himself the ridi-
cule OF all sensible people in this COM
munity.
A large number of Santa Anans went
over to Anaheim tonight to witness the
fight between Griffin and Kennedy.
Miss Nettie Johnston, one of Santa
Ana's popular teachers, is visiting in
Los Angeles.
DIR. Burgess, formerly proprietor of the
Press, is in tswn.
Mr.. Olderman of Nebraska has pur-
chased the Farris place near Tustin.
The operetta Red Riding Hood was
presented in Spurgeon's opera house
last night by local talent to crowded
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Couch were made
happy yesterday by the arrival of baby
daughter.
Santa Ana has been crowded all day
with country folks.
The tramps have nearly all left us, and