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SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA.
Tho New street Car Motor-Local Ar
fairs-Orange Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. y.-Your correspond
ent was invited to visit the new
Hoskins "cheap motor" that was men
toned in the HERALD few days ago,
and see the machine work. We are
somewhat of o machinist ourselves.
and it does seem to us as though this
new invention is one OF the most won
derful pieces of mechanism ever IN
vented.
What the inventors claim Is this /:
They have beyond doubt demonstrated
that they can get from aaone-horse
power engine at least five-hofse power,
which would, at the very least calcula-
ton, save four-fifths of all fuel used for
power purposes. This would be grand
thing for Southern California.
We may expect in the near future to
| hear more of this invention and the
| inventors.
Alizandro Bivelno, the spaniard who
was nearly suffocated in Jail yesterday.
was brought before Acting City Record
or O. w. Humphrey, charged with bor-
rowing saw, and instead OF returning
it selling il and filling up with "forty
rod" on the proceeds. He became very
boisterous, and Special Officer A. U.
Custico arrested him. Judge Hum
phrey fined him 500 or 10 days in jail.
The former he had not, 80 the latter was
Hobson's choice.
A good investment in Santa Ana is
for some one to build some good rent.
able houses, az they are in great demand
just now and will be Tor some time TO
come.
S. H. Purcell was called to Los Ange-
les this afternoon on important busi-
ness. He will be absent till tomorrow.
Adam Foster negotiated the sale OF q
house and lot on the corner OF Bush and
Third streets today.
The board OF city trustees met yester-
day afternoon and passed resolutions OF
intention to open Sycamore street from
A new candy house ia being fitted up
on West Fourth street.
A Grecian entertainment will soon be
gived by Mrs. Slack for the benefit of
the Congregational church.
Today Andus Jensen was sentenced
by Judge Townee to state prison for
three years for passing forged checks.
A delightful party was given by Miss
Mary McShane and Ross Stent last
Tuesday night.
Arthur Lyon returned yesterday from
| a visit of eight or nine monthR in the
eastern ststes and the worlds fair.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Pendelton of Los
Angeles are making visit of several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Scar
borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Jones and son Joe
returned home last Tuesday night from
Bakersfield, where they have invested in
some land.
Rev. 4. 0. McIptire returned last
night from the worlds fair and the
eastern states. n 4 Y. Il n.y. 49,
George Shaw BANG ueted the j effsrson
| club and several OF his friends last night
at the residence Of his parents. The
following were present: Mrs. 7. @.
Higbie, Mrs. Ed Evey, Misses Nettie
Johnston, Maud Grew, Jessie Cleaver,
Laura O'Brien. Lena O'Brien, Alice
Guynes, Mrs. j. r. Kelly and Mrs. G. G.
| Shaw; Messrs. I. @. Higbie, Harry
Drips, Clyde Bishop, Belt Fine, George
r. Wilton, Charles Pattison of Pitts
burg, Pa. Capt. j. r. Kelly, William
Mccullough, Guy Whitson, O. @. Shaw
and George G. Shaw.
ORANGE.
The following items are from the Or
ange News:
Miss Georgia Yarnell has 60 far re-
covered from her recent illness as to be
about again.
@. P. Pselor shipped carload of dried
peaches from Orange depot on Saturday.
The bulk of the shipment was from the
fine ranch of Mr.. A. X. Kelsey, north OF
| Villa Park. The fruit was of excellent
quality.
The old Plaza hotel has been leased
by the city authorities and will here
after be known as the city hall. The
southeast room is being fitted up for the
library and reading room and the books
will coon all be on the shelves in the
new quarters.
Mrs. G. w. Vance arrived home on
Friday from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. W. F. Link, Kirksville, Mo-, and
other relatives in the east. She arrived
in time to be present at the first ami
versary of the birth of her little grand
son. George, which was celebrated on
Saturday.
A 12-year.old lad named Boheim, liv-
ing with Mr.. Charles Harter, was kicked
by horse on Thursday of last week and
his jaw smashed in. The wound was q
very painful one, the bones of the Jaw
being driven into the roof of the mouth.
Dr.. W. B. Wood attended to his injuries
and the lad is doing as well as can be
expected under the circumstances.
The work on the river on the section
west OF Orange is not making very rapid
progress. The bank of sand forming
the foundation of the dixie ia in place,
about 100 yards of the brush and stone
facing at the northeast end completed
and about 200 yards partially covered.
The dixie will be about one-third of q
mile long. The driving of piles for the
fret wing dam, which is being located
about 100 yards below the Santa Fe
bridge, is completed. Eight such wing
dams will be put in between the Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific bridges. The
delay experienced is caused by the non
arrival of brush and rock.