The herald., 1894-11-23
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS.
SANTA ANA.
xsssrsst In Fishing-omciAls Fne Their
B0nds.


Hstsrsss In Fishing-omciais Fne Thsi
Bonds.
santa ANA, Nov. 22.-Since the larg'
catch Of fish yesterday at Newport whar
nearly every body wants to 60 fishing
A four-horse 'bus-load wac made uI
this morning at Orange by Inman &
Can6sld and driven to the beach earij
to try their hand at the fab pole. A
large number went from this city and !
each one has good luck they will fooc
the market with fish. A large consign.
msnt went to Los Angeles last night
We need . packing house at the wharf
DR.. j. Q. Mccoy and family. who
went to Missouri about six weeks age
for Mrs. McCoy's health. will soon be
home again. The doctor writes that
Mrs. Mccoy has improved in health and
tho rest Of the family are we'll.
Mrs. w. @. Fisher. sister OF Mrs. 6
B. Warner, arrived in Santa Ana this
morning from Topeka, Kan.
Masonic meeting Friday night to con-
fer the second degree Of Masonry. all
Masons are cordially welcome.
In the HERALD of the 2lst inst. 1t APP
pears that T. d. Huff in his Prohibition
campaign spent 500 for csnvassing as
candidate for Q member OF the board OF
supervisors, while it should be $40.
Miss Louise Berlin of Los Angeles ia
visiting Mrs. Frank Ely of this city for q
few days.
Remember DR.. Frost tomorrow (Fri-
day. night on the Yosemite at the
Baptist church. Admission Is cents,
two for 25 cents.
Mrs. William Young OF Los Angeles is
visiting at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Buckingham for q week or so.
A marriage license was issued today to
W. F. Lemon, aged %, and Mauds III.
Beach, aged 10, both of Orange; Carl
Sielond. aged 30, Of Chino. and Teresa
Knappe, aged 10, OF Anaheim.
A German was found dead north OF
Orange today.
Jacob Stern has sold to Alexander
Lymburner lots 7 and s. block 81, OF
Fullerton. for $lOU.
Joel B. Parker and G. P. Bsssonette
have sold to Henry Gro.e lot 80, in
Grote's addition to Orange, for $40.
E. 3. Merritt has sold to H. Healthier
lots IL, IL and Is, block l, of Summer
fields addition to Anaheim. for 500.
Charles Lorenz has sold to Fred Pres
sci three acres in Anaheim for $500.
The following bonds of county officers
we're filed today: j. W. Hawkins, su-
pervisor, bonds Of $10.000-with d. w.
Head. $2500; 0. @. Stewart. $3.50; II.
w. Head, $2500; Samson Edwards,
$4,000; ]. d. Price, $2500; Theo Ford.
$4,000.
Clarence f. Groat, constable, bonds
1904. Purotts and H. G. kellogg.
O. G. Lloyd, constable, bonds $500
II. Lartes and G. W. Mack.
]. P. Greeley. superintendent of
schools, bonds Of $3000-with Archibald
MoFsdden, $4,000 and w. G. Smith
$4,000.
II. O. Kellog. surveyor, bonds of
$5000-with John Meredith $500; F. A.
Korn, $500; Sidney Holman, $25OO; G.
E. Groat, $500.
w. NJ. Scott, recorder, bonds of $4,000
with d. @. Pixley for $4,000. G. J.
Mosbaugh, $1,000; W. II. H. Clayton,
$500; A. H. CLARK, $25O0.
George E. Robinson. constable, bonds
5000. A. Edgar aud F. w. Mansur.
The following expenditures were filed
today to show what the campaign cost !:
O. F. Robinson. $l.65; r. L. Squires,
nothing; s. l. Field, nothing; +. F.
Kellog. nothing; jacob Ross, $2O2.25.
Arthur ii. Lyon and Miss Cornelia
Butler we're married in Binghampton.
N. Y, on the 18th of this month. They
will be in Santa Ana the fore part Of
January.
Two more car loads of celery were
shipped east today. One car of beans
and one Of walnuts were also shipped
east.
The Presbyterian church will hold
Thanksgiving service next Sunday, con.
sisting of sermon and good music.
Evening service at 7 80; subject, What
the Coming Y. P. S. @. E. Convention
Means TO Santa Ana. The morning
offering will be for building OF home
missions. Union service at IL q. NJ.
Thanksgiving day at the Presbyterian
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