The herald., 1894-04-01
SANTA ANA.


SANTA ANA, March 31.-A great many
people were in the court room this
morning to hear Judge Towner charge
the jury in the Emerson trial for the
murder of Luis Yorba.
The jury took the case at II 80
O'Clock and at late hour this evening
are still out.
Justice OF the Peace O. W. Humphreys
will move his Office from the room on
Fourth street to the one now occupied
by Osborne brothers as barber chop
tomorrow, This room the judge occu-
pied for ten years at one time. and now
will occupy it for another period.
j. NJ. Couch OF Texas is in our city
visiting the family Of ]. H. Moesser,
but will depart today for the midwinter
fair.
Mr.. ]. G. Talbot, who has been in
our city for the past four or five months
and associated himself with E. b
Smith in the jewelry business, left this
morning for Iowa, where be and
cousin have bought large farm close to
the town of Brooklyn. whore Mr.. Tai
bott formerly lived.
The Knights Of Pythias' entertain
ment last night was q grand success.
The hall was comfortably filled, and all
present enjoyed the exercises very
much.
Mr.. G. A. Smith OF Grand Rapids,
Micn., will sing a solo at the Episcopal
church Sunday, April 1st. The Easter
music will be repeated by the choir.
Since the signs are that the county
will be dry" barley hay has gone up
to $40 per ton.
Mr.. Collins OF Ohio, father OF Mrs. T.
j. O. Webster. arrived in our city today
on visit to his daughter.
II. O. Hill, who has been up north
experimenting the planting of an olive
orchard of large dimensions, came home
on visit today, but will return to his
charge in the morning.
Miss Ada McHenry OF Tustin ia visit
ing in Lawrence, Kan.
Mrs. O. W. Burns and Mrs. D. M.
Burns started east this morning for
Dayton, o. also. Miss Mamie Newman
went to Gallon, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Cooper started
for the midwinter fair at San Francisco
this morning.
]. U. Morrison has traded his hard
ware store to y. O. Wright of Kansas for
100 acres OF land in that state.
The public library will change the
time for closing to $3.50, and open at
p. m.
H. W. Bossac, who went to Idaho
some time ago from here, has started a
paper at Lincoln, Placer county.
Superintendent ]. P. Greeley was at
the close OF the institute presented with
an eight-day clock by the teachers of Or
ange county as q token of their appre-
citation for his service.
Hermosa chapter, No. 105, o. E. s.,
will hold it's regular meeting Monday,
April I'd, at 7 80 O'Clock. A Iull attend
ance is desired, as there will be work in
the degrees.
During the term Of Office of r. T. Har-
ris ae sheriff Of Orange county he re-
tanned $7S8. being the amount of 6 per
cent of the fees of the sheritf's office.
The court held this reservation not law
full and the district attorney will next
Tuesday proceed to aek judgment for
the amount against Mr.. Harris's bonds
men, Jerome Fulsom and John Harris.
A marriage license was issued today
to Albert r. Meason. aged "a years, and
Lucy Marion, aged % years.
FULLERTON ITEMS.
Our warehouses are estimated to con.
tain over $4,000 sacks of barley.
The Placentia cabbage crop bought by
the Earl Fruit company is estimated at
rs carloads.
Large shipments of oranges, cabbage,
wool, etc., were made from Fullerton
this week.
The Earl Fruit company has rented a
part of Stern and Goodman'e warehouse
and will use it to pack fruit in.
N. Essick has purchased for Indiana
parties three 20-acre tracts adjoining
his ranch east of Fullerton.
j. Fl. eleven, one of Fullerton's en-
terprising citizens, has sold his entire
crop of oranges for $3.50 box on his
place.
James East has just finished planting
out his twenty-acre place to oranges,
wAlnuts and apricots. He will erect a
handsome residence the coming fall and
make permanent home here.
Thousands OF walnut, orange, lemon
and other trees have been set in Fuller
ton and Placentia during the past few
months. In a few weeks we hope to
furnish a complete list and also other
improvements that have been made on
the ranches in this vicinity.