The herald., 1894-01-06

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yesterday and will be buried in Santa
Ana cemetery tomorrow about O'Clock.
The services will be ct the grave as soon
as they can reach there from Trabuco
by team.
Not every body that knows it, but Gala
lilies that are frozen stiff and fallen
down and as black as ink, can be brought
back to life and color by sprinkling pro-
fusely with water.
Mr.. G. M. Barnes of Chicago is visit.
ing r. E. Hewitt, and expects to locate
in this valley permanently.
M. ]. Bundy was elected by the fruit
growersss delegate to the district ex-
change.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The executive board of the chamber
OF commerce met last night, and the all
absorbing question discussed was beet
sugar factory for Santa Ana, and from
the reports of several of the members a
factory can be seen looming up in the
no great distance.
w. S. Taylor reported that he had
conferred with an Investment COM
pany of Los Angeles and they we're will
ing to advance the cash as soon as our
people had demonstrated that our soil
was of the right kind and our farmers
were willing to contract for the neces-
eary number OF acres OF beets to make
it profitable. Every body knows our soil
is unsurpassed for beets.
F. p. Mickey said he had met cap
italist who was talking of putting in
about $40, 900 in stock for sugar factory
In Santa Ana.
B. G. Balcom said that Mr.. Gird's
foreman OF the Chino factory had told
him that If the Santa Ana farmers
could demonstrate to him that we have
sufficient quantity of land suitable for
beet raising he knew OF a man who
would find the capital for factory in
Santa Ana.
On motion it was ordered that the
chamber employ a man to circulate the
contracts to make teats of the land in the
several localities.
HI. A. Price said that Anaheim would
furnish seed for making the tests. ].
w. Mcclellan was appointed to see the
farmers and get contracts for planting
experimental patches of beets.
The meeting then adjourned.
G. P. Bessonett is fully installed in
his old place, the brick livery stable.
He took charge this morning.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Schorn We. Mitchell ct al. V. Mont
gomery and ]. @. Maccabe substituted
ae attorneys OF record for the plaintiff, j.,
ii. w. Chynoworth.
Mary A. Warner vs.. John Lane ct al,
Demurrer to complaint overruled for
want of presentation, with leave to
answer in 10 days.
MafFnrd MoRor1 Go,,,o o.Io.
Cole vs.. Norton ct al. Demurrer over
ruled, with leave to answer in 10 days.
Holverson vs.. Nugent ct al. Demurrer
overruled for want OF presentation.
People VS.. l. G. Marks. Defendant
pleads not guilty; set for trial January
Oath.
First National bank vs.. Pyrout. De-
murrer to complaint sustained, with
leave to amend in 10 days.
Hess ct al. vs.. Culton. Motion to
strike out granted in part; demurrer to
complaint sustained, with leave to
amend in 10 days.
Maxwell vs.. Pierce. Motion to with
draw deposition denied.
The People VS.. Plez James. At hear
ing, and continued to January 18th.
ORANGE.
The Misses Susie and Flora Scarritt
went to Hueneme on Wednesday of last
week to spend few days with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bard
and family.
The horticultural commissioners are
making determined effort to have all
ecale-infeHted groves cleaned up. Fol
lowing their notification, in due time,
mil I'm ieot ivn, IL.
work.
Mrs. J. H. Frederick on Friday of last
week received a beautiful gold watch
nal Aid association, as prize for having
secured the greatest number OF new
members for the order during the
months of October and November.
Mrs. j. M. Brooks and Miss Alice M.
Brooks, mother and sister of Mrs. J. Z.
Hoy, have been guests at the Hotei
Palmyra for about two weeks Sbe
attended by (Mfs.) DR.. Schim d
Los Angeles. as nurse. and Dr. }oyd
Santa Ana ia the attending ,ayseea
Orange county fruit s7scdlag6 4als
ting its room in the e, 8y8 bliiaiaz I'D,
comfortable cond ia 0l tgs nacton
of business. "4e otf fs aUsis
rolling to- aest E1 ehaf.
other CHI aud g lafgs pmga tatl 81
long stanong dssF wli 1e pat ig tois
week, whico NitH 2 gar wiii ee ts
lieve. complegs Use uf1aaa ia ae
furniture line.
A quiet weoo s ooE @tlar
idence of Mr.. G 4rgs s. ai 1H 9i.
street on Thuradl e tol }seane
ber 2Sth, when Mr.. am e aPes
and Miss Hattie \ 7r Nera oads
one. The ceremony psr'ctmad bP
Rev. G.. l.. Libby Ss1o5lat
church. Friends of t. lliiy aay
were present. The HAP ~ couple eft
for their home in Los Al IN the
evening train. They are 1o.h popular
young people and enter upon their mar
ried life with tine best wishes of host
of friends for their future happiness and