The herald., 1893-12-26
{ SANTA ANA.
NeuU uIattsrs From the Center OF Or
iange. County.

~eANrN AxA, Dec. 25.-Dr. Bradshaw
\ leaves tomorrow for the Harqua Hsla
mines in Arizona, where he will take up
the practice OF medicine. The doctor
lhas many friends in Orange and Santa
Ana, who regret his leaving and wish
him SUCCESS in his newly chosen field.
A lone prospector passed tn rough the
business portion of Santa Ana today
, and afforded great deal of am usement
to those who were standing on the curb
stones. He was leading sancti-
monious looking burro that was
loaded to the guards with blankets
and other camp equipage. No doubt
could this rough looking prospector
meet with some of these pumpkin
rollers and counter jumpers in the mines
and measure talents with them in judg-
I ing ores or handling the hammer and
drill, the laugh would be on the other
sside.
few days longer the work just completed
ON the river will receive test. The
prospects are good that such Will De
the case.
A flock Of quail made their way to
almost the heart OF the city this morn
ing. They were singing their Christmas
greetings at daybreak.
Misses Florence and Anabel M ooney
Of Chicago are Visiting Miss Carrie
Stutsman of Tustin. They will spend
the winter here.
Mrs. John Garner jr. has returned
from visit with friends in San Bernar-
dino.
Died-In Tustin. Dec. %. 1893, Miss
Dora E. Yont, aged 20 years, daughter
|Htof Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yont. Funeral
services from her late residence, Dec.
18th, at 2 p. m. Friends OF the f@mily
I are respectfully invited.
john Joplin, editor OF the Compton
New Era, is in our city spending Christ
z mas with his parents.
The Misses Gardner OF Los Angeles
spent Christmas with their mother in
= Santa Ana.
----Miss M.~c- wai.a rrha hos haan VIE
d.Es Christmas, returned to Los An
!. geles today.
Miss Van Allen was visiting her
parents in this city today.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphreys spent
y Christmas with Judge Humphreys OF
this city.
All day Saturday the sidewalks were
crowded with people going in or coming
out of stores selecting their Christmas
presents OF every description, and along
about going home time one could see in
almost every carriage and buggy some
kind of turkey, chicken, duck or
roast OF some kind for their Christmas
dinner, while others thought it would
be better to go to the Brunswick for
their dinner than to get it at home. In
consequence the B-unswick fed great
many who wanted a good Christmas
dinner. About O'Clock nearly every
store was closed, in order to get good
:, square meal and came back with a
broad smile that showed they were sat-
isfied.
The orange growers will meet in Tus-
tin ON Wednesday evening and adopt
bylaws for the association. 1t is hoped
that all members will be present.
A. J. Thompson hitched his horse in
front of Winners grocery today, and
while he was inside trading thief came
along and stole hand-eatchel from the
buggy with some Christmas trinkets in
1t, and also some baby clothes. The
thief put the satchel under his coat and
wss on his way to the second hand store
when Sheriff lacy, thinking everything
> was not right, asked him where he got
the satchel, when the prisoner said il
was his. Lacy took him to Jail and
/ soon found the owner, who identified
the satchel and also the contents, all
but the clothes, which were missing
Mr.. Thompson swore out 8 warrant for
the thief, and his trial will be before
Judge Freeman December Goth, at 2
m. Thomas Sennett saw the man
take the satchel from the buggy.
Miss Bridges OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
arrived in Santa Ana today.
Miss Mabel Foster and Miss Fonetta
Chase OF Alhambra are visiting Mrs. F.
L. Sexton.
There was baseball game played on
the Santa Ana diamond today by a
picked nine from Westminster and Or
ange against the Santa Ana nine. The
result is not yet known, but the bows
seemed to be having good time over it.
The weather looks like we would have
more rain tonight. Today has been
perfect Christmas day after the rain OF
last night.
The funeral OF the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. III. Lee will take place at
the Baptist church. Tuesday, December
26th, at 2 p. m.
Constable Ward OF San Diego came up
today after the two Jail ers arrested
by Marshal Nichols and Constable Preb-
ble yesterday. He returned to San
Diego with his mon this evening.
New Year's Gift HaraIdsd.
The measureless popularity of Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitters has been the growth of more
than a third OF a century. As in th INST tho