The herald., 1894-01-01
SANTA ANA.
Tho Incidepts Of Day In Orange county
Perssnal Mention


Perssnal Mention
SANTA ANA. Dec. 3l.-When you read
tba New Yesy's number of the HERALD
Won will have something to think about.
This will bs the best paper TO send back
10 vour EASTERN friends ever published
in southern California. The statistics
of Orange county have been compiled at
great sost OF time and money and they
can be relied upon az being as near cor
rect as it ia possible 10 get at. Extra
copies can be had at the HERALD branch
Office of Jones & Purcell at Santa Ana.
Compare our county with any other
county in the state and Orange county
will be in the lead. -
The Rev. H. d. Connell's little
daughter is reported some better this
morning, and hope OF her recovery ID
entertained.
The Salvation army was out in full
force today and great many people
gathered on the streets to hear them
sing.
Ana we wish to make the following cor
rsctjons Of the report OF yesterday :
Ipsley was left tackle instead OF Paxton
and Harmon was left end instead OF
Grow.
Today being typical California day
the churches were all we'll attended and
great many people were out riding
this afternoon. The roads are simply
grand; no mud and no dust.
The play last night at Spurgeon's
opera house, the Little Maverick, was
decided success in any way you may
take it. The house was well filled and
they were sppreciative, as was shown
by the hearty applause. Miss Putnum
is without doubt the finest actress who
ever appeared on our stage. She took
her part as natural as could be and was
soon favorite with the audience. Mr..
Drake should be congratulated on got
ting such fine troupe to appear on a
Santa Ana stage. 1t is this class of
plays that our people love to patronize.
Mr.. Drake has found out that the Santa
Ana people won't patronize poor
troupe.
Fhe taxpayers will probably vince
when they run their eyes over the al
lowances of the board for the keeping
of the prisoners for the month that ia
just closing.
There are large number Of strangers
to be seen GA the streets of Santa Ana
nowadays. large percentage OF whom
are looking around for good place to
locate. Farming land appears to be in
greater demand than town property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin win pro-
duce The Danites at Spurgeon's opera
7 house Tuesday night, January I'd, The
Danites is very popular drama in
California giving an interesting and
thrilling account of Mormon aggression.
Mr.. Rankin has made arrangements for
popular prices to suit all classes.
FULLERTON.
P. A. Schumacher shipped half a car
load of palms to Ell Toro this week.
E. N. Sprague shipped ak carloads of
barley north this week.
The Misses Hansen came down from
Los Angeles and spent Christmas at
their home in Placentia.
Mrs. Robert Parker has returned
heme from an extended trip to London.
Canada. She was accompanied by Miss
Aggie Faulkner, niece of Walter
Hunter.
Capt. HI. Wrede bought the 10-acre
walnut orchard of d. J. Kramer in
Placentia at foreclosure sale last Satur-
day for $1700. Mr.. Wrede will make
his future home in that prosperous To-
cality.
1t ia needless to say Fullerton is one
of the most important shipping points
In Southern California. During the
past few weeks the shipments of grain
from here have probably been larger
than from all other stations in the
county combined.
az Ii now seems that number OF capi-
talists are thinking of organizing bank
IN tullerton. During the past few weeks
"a McDermot has received three letters
ir lm'diherent parties asking for infor-
M sbion regarding bank here, William
buck has heard from a number ask-
ing about the prospects for a bank, on
Tuesday DR.. Clark received letter from
gentleman who was seeking the same
information, and two letters have re-
# Gently been received at the Tribune
Office from two bankers asking a num-
bersa of questions about Fullerton and
surrounding country. A number of
these letters are from eastern men. The
gentlemen have been promptly fur
nlshed with the desired information.
The prospects for the organization of a
bank in Fullerton within short time
were never brighter.
Our popular section boes had little
experience-a dollars worth, at least
lew weeks ago with confidence
tramp, VINO informed him he had had
nothing to eat for 48 hours, but just ~
soon as he reached Los Angeles h.
would live like king, as he had til.
snug little sum of $500 deposited in ons
oi the largest banks in the Angel city.
Ihe knight of the handcar looked the
Vsmp straight in the eye and said
pid man., ! believe you're honest;
pres dollar, that will take you to Loe
ngeles, and you can return the money
me upon your arrival in that CITY,"
pc tramp took the money and thanked
im very politely, saying at the same
aae just as soon as he reached the will
capital OF South California he would
nd by the first mail fver for the loan
9the dollar. The young s. B. has gone
the postofiice daily and aaked il
leTe was money order there for him
r % or sfo, bat up to the time of 20
TO press at an early hour this morn-