The herald., 1893-12-18
SANTA ANA.
Some Criminal Ca.ss--Notes from f,

SANTA ANA, Dec. l7.-Deputy oherlH
Buckley will start on the noon train for
San Quentin in charge of F. L. Bruce,
who is sentenced to three years in the
states prison for forgery.
Mr.. Buckley will bring back with him
Oscar Will, who has been serving sem
tence for maltreating stepson, but has
had the sentence set aside by the supe-
rior court. He will be given new
trial. His term would have expired
next January.
The holiness people made their ap-
pearance on the streets this evening In
full force. The procession was headed
lbv the "holiness" band wagon crowded
to its full capacity with good singers.
There were o number OF carriages in the
procession.
Lewis Barrett, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
G. Barret, has just returned from st.
Louis, where he has been clerking in
Wholesale drug store. He will remain
some time.
There was large attendance at the
Episcopal church this morning to hear
the Rev. Mr.. Burrows. This church is
growing very rapidly.
Today has been delightful and in con-
IB0QueuCo tuo CuutCh0b WoAo al Woi ~
tended except at the PreHby terian
church whore there was no service.
Sheriff Lacy served notices on Justice
lof the Peace Freeman and Constable
Charles Bubble, citing them to appear
lin the superior court OF Orange county
to answer to the accusations lodged
against them by the recently adjourned
grand Jury. 1t 10 supposed the accusa-
,tions are found for the noncompliance
lof those officers in following out the in
structions of the district attorney in the
matter OF arresting and trying tramps
and vsgs.
Bruce, the man convicted of forgery,
ID seriously i'll, and it is doubtful if he
will be able to stand the trip to San
Quentin, which 10 to commence tomor-
row.
It was reported on the streets late this
afternoon that Mrs. Sutton, who was
thrown from wagon Friday evening, is
in q critical condition.
Albert Menifee of Artesia, who was
has been visiting his brother. returned
home today.
The exercises at Spurgeon's hall last
evening by the lyoeum league of the
Jefferson club were entertaining and in
structive, the addeess Of Judge Ballard
been heard in Santa Ana for many day.
Miss Garry Kimball, who has been on
q visit to Kansas City, returned to her
home in Garden Grove last evening.
FULLERTON.
Sherman Glaze of Covona visited
friends hero last week.
Four carloads of corn and three OF
sweet potatoes were among the ship
ments from Fullerton this week.
Miss Myra Thompson, who has been
In Fullerton the past month with her
father, returned to Oregon this week.
P. A. Schumacher shipped . wagon
load OF rose bushes to Los Angeles this
week.
! Paul Golfers horse was stolen last
week and has not yet been recovered or
heard of.
Stern & Goodman made the following
shipments this week. Two carloads of
corn from Fullerton, one from Ansheim
and fve from Northam.
A rancher near Buena Park is still
gathering Strawberries from his ranch,
and from present Indications the crop
will continue to mature throughout the
winter months.
The California who goes into his gar
den these mornings to select the rose for
his button hole should have a thought
of pity for the poor devils beyond the
Rockies who are rubbing their blue
noses and stamping their feet in the
snow to fight off frostbite.
George d. Carleton, who has been
travelling through San Bernardino and
San Diego counties in the interest of the
Fullerton nurseries, returned home on
Saturday. He says great preparations
are being made for planting both decidu
GUS and citrus trees, and that if we have
10 good rainfall this season he does not
think all the nurseries in the state will
supply the demand for trees in Southern
California.