The herald., 1894-11-22
SANTA ANA.
The Ntw Omoera File Tboir Bonds
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Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 2l.-The Redlauds
football team have assured the Santa
Ana team that they will be here next
Saturday to play match game with the
Santa Ana boys.
Dr.. Rachel F. Reid OF Pasadena is at
tending the W. G. 7. U. county school
this week. Mrs. Reid lectures Thurs
day afternoon on Health and Child Cal
ture, at the Christian church.
Eli Trago, the Wells.Fargo express
driver in this city, is laid up on account
OF q strained side. Mr.. George Peters
has been driving his wagon.
Wright & Kendall have put bicycle
in their show window and have at
tached an electric motor to it, which
attracts great deal of attention.
Mrs. n. P. J. Button, state president
of the w. @. I. o., is attending the
county echool OF methods this week.
A letter received from Mrs. S. j.
Logan OF Long Beach. mother OF the
Logan boys. who have been painting in
this city, says her sons have been done
an injustice in the statement thnt they
had left this city between two days.
She says thsy did not, but went away
between IL a. NJ. and 2 p. M, and inti-
mates that her sons will pay what they
owe.
Official bonds were filed today ae fol.
lows: S. M. Craddick. justice of the
peace bonds OF $1,000; suretics, A. III.
Award and @. Ii. Canfeld. J. Z.
Bacon, justics of the peace bonds OF
$1,000; sureties, d. Oyharybal and r. B.
Coax. NJ. A. Foster, justice Of the peace
bonds of $1,000; sureties, J. Saliberri
and r. B. Coax. g. E. Freeman, jus-
tice OF the peace bonds for $1,000; sure
ties, ID. M. Baker and @. Mile. George
Huntington. justice of the peace bonds
for $1,000 sureties, j. R. Congdon and
B. M. Baker. Robert Graham, con-
etable, $500 bonds; sureties, D. F.
Pride and A. G. Bowers.
E. T. Parker, constable. bonds $500.
with Charles Dufford and U. S. Derby as
sureties. N. A. Bitner. constable, bonds
5000, with Adolph Fischer and F. Con-
rad as sureties. ]. @. Nichols, sheriff.
elect, has given his bond of $4,000,
with the following suIeties S. W.
Smith, $4,000: John McFadden, $4,000;
d. H. Thomas, $4,000: Nit Phillips,
$4,000; N. Palmer. $4,000; d. Halliday.
$4,000; James McFadden. $4,000; Robert
McFadden, $4,000; J. w. Shirley, $4,000,
aud d. M. Dorman, $4,000. making in all
$50, 900, or twice the amount of the
bonds.
The following statements OF campaign
expenditures were filed today: David
Webster, none; r. T. Harrie. 1920. 80;
j. G. Joplin, $l70; B. F. Porter, $40;
M. r. Smertser, none; James s. Frew,
Sill; E. F. Greenleaf. 1925.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Greenfield OF Au.
rosa, ILL.,, have just located in Santa
Ana.
Mrs. Grace Spurgeon and her brother
have returned from q visit to San Luis
Obspo.
How is this for Orange county alfalfa
land? Mr.. ]. @. Thomas cut his IA
acres of alfalfa six times this year, tax
ing off 1913 tons of hay, which he sold
for $l2l9.99. The total expense for
handling the hay was s193.22. Leaving
q net return of 1884 per acre, and dry
year at that.
The Security Savings Bank and Trust
company has sold to William Yeo 40
acres in section 5, township 5, range IL,
for $2750.
Our county treasury is not depleted by
any means, as there is a surplus after
the years expenditures have been paid,
OF s43, ,259 53, with this years tsxes com.
ing in.
Today was was "tish day" at Newport
beach. About a carload OF fish was
caught and will be shipped north. One
fish weighed about $50 pounds.