The herald., 1893-07-27
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA.
Real nstste-Keep Up the Exhibit-Mor-
rls to Go to England.
SANTA ANA, July 20. The real estate
transfers this week, while not large,
show an upward tendency and that the
financial panic is on the decline. For
the week ending Tuesday, 2S deeds were
recorded, the confederation given being
t1e. 1888. There were also filed for record
$3.50 miscellaneous papers.
NEWS FROM OUR EYHIBTT.
&c. Joplin, manager of Orange coun-
ty's exhibit, writes that the last fruit
sent has arrived, the apricots snd fgs
not In good condition, but all else In
fine shape. The hubarb is the finest
ever seen in Chicago: He has put up
two Jars OF M. M. Zulich's lemons, one
lar OF George Ford's and one jar OF
Bishop's sweet lemons, which help out
the citrus display much. He continues:
81 have changed the exhibit all over
in the horticultural building, and it
looks nice. Tomorrow will put up q
special Orange county exhibit in the
California building. 1t is greatly to the
county's interest to keep up the ex-
hibit."
KEEP UP THE EXHIBIT.
Clarence Parker and family have re-
turned from Chicago, whore they have
been for the past four months. Mr..
Parker says wonderful things will result
from the exhibit made by the Southern
counties in the Columbian exposition.
He is heartily In favor OF thesupervisors
making further appropriation towards
keeping up the exhibit, and go are .
OF this county. We cannot afford to let
the exhibit be discontinued or not prop
erly kept up.
TO ENGLAND.
Tom Morris, the Orange county sprin-
ter, intends to leave for England in a
few days, where he will try and arrange
q few foot.races with some fast men.
Morris won several Thousand dollars on
his last race at Goshen, and is now tinan-
cially able to take life easy II he so de-
sires. Whether or not he will increase
his bar tktoGi that county. y '''~ H'sland is
ABOUT sILKwooD.
Mr.. Willets, the owner OF Silkwood,
says his horse will not be seen on the
race course in California this season, ex-
cept. perhaps in Santa Ana, where he
will drive him for record. There is
not an owner OF race horse In the
Golden state, who would enter q horse
against Orange county's PAGER, and it
10 improbable that the horse will be
taken east.
NOTES.
Business in the county offices was
very quiet today, only two deeds being
filed with the county recorder, while
County Clerk Brock simply tried to keep
cool while at work.
Major O. s. McKeIvey spent the day
In Los Angeles.
The city board of education met last
night, and transacted the usual routine
business.
NJ. M. Crookshank and family arrived
from Des Moines. Iowa, and will again
take up their residence in this city.
Work on the city we'll is prog ressing
finely, and depth Of 80 feet has been
rhached. A flow will be reached very
soon now.
The public school buildings are being
repainted.
Santa Ana is very quiet at present.
eome OF our people being en- route to or
in Chicago and many others at the diff
fersnt seaside or mountain resorts.
San juan hot springs 10 the scene of
many camp-6res. about 100 people being
csmped there.
Tho new hotel at Laguna is receiving
patronage and quite q number of new
cottages have been built there this sea.
son. Many Santa Anans and Tuetinites
are summering there.
Arch Beech too has q good quota OF
visitors. many OF these coming from Riv-
erside.
Newport, being 90 easy of access, has
many transit visitors. The bathing is
fine there this season. A number OF
pretty new cottages attest It's popularity.
Tho wharf 10 always busy place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ford, Geo. Peters
and some other Santa Anans are enjoy
ing the delights OF Catalina.
John Avas OF the Richelieu hotel is
quite i'll.
Samson Edwards OF Westminster was
In town today.
spending few weeks at Newport.
The borers at work on the city we'll
think that water will be struck in a day
or two. A depth Of 300 feet has been
reached.
Many berries are being shipped from
Orange county at present.
F. H. Keith and wife, Miss Hattie
Patton, Mrs. Lucy Stone, Mrs. McCirk
and Miss Nolan OF Santa Ana, and Miss
Ida Simpson, Misses Sadie and Ruby
Clothier and William Clothier of Fuller.
ton. returned yesterday from an outing
OF few days on Santa Catalina island.
The trip was much enjoyed.
ID. II. Thomas and daughter went to
Terrible Misfortune.
MANY Tn Ton rrL