The herald., 1894-03-12
SANTA ANA.
The Earl Company Buy from the Orange
Exchange.

The Earl company buy AFOm tAo ~"bo
Exchange.
SANTA ANA, March 1.-THE Prohibi-
tionists held meeting at the Main
street M. E. church, Saturday, at which
county central committee was elected,
one for each voting precinct in the
county. mass meeting was called for
Saturday night, March 18th, the place
OF meeting to be named later. A Mr..
French OF Illinois will address the, audi
ence. The central committee will take
charge of the campaign and make re-
port at the mass meeting next Saturday.
Mrs. Brown of Geneseo, ILL.,, an aunt
Of Mrs. F. P. Mickey, 10 visiting her
niece and family and will remain dur
ing the summer. Her husband will ar
rive In Santa Ana some time this spring.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. II. Garrett, old set
tiers OF this city, have concluded 1t
would be better for them to live back In
the eastern states than here. They will
start Monday morning on the z O'Clock
train for st. Louis, whore they have q
great many friends and not little prop
erty, which they 60 back to look after.
Their ranch here is rented to q Mr.
Palmer, who now occupies the house,
for one year.
Mr.. r. ]. Elliot and George Wright,
the truckman, will start for Iowa Mon
day, to be gone about two months.
Mr.. j. 7. Wood will start Monday for
Central Michigan, on q visit TO relatives
and friends, to be absent two months.
Adam Forster has four extra large
walnuts, imported from Germany, which
he will plant here to introduce them
int1 ttARis ttARs E1Piggtt55PaI E1igt5Pa cnurCn TINS morning
the Rev. w. B. Burrows preached an ex-
cellent sermon to large congregation.
Mrs. Oramer. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ps1l Seager the past year,
will 90 to Long Beach to spend the sum-
mer.
B. G.. Balcom went to RedIands last
night. to spend Sunday with his wife
and children.
Mr.. George A. Smith will go to Los
Angeles to take part in musicale to be
given there the fore part of the week.
Sunday in Santa Ana is bicycle day.
Every wheel in the city is out on the
road. Harry Bunday went around the
kite-shaped track today, liz miles, in
SO 20 on his bicycle.
County Assessor Jacob Ross lie making
a most thorough assessment this year OF
otA ROAbOn61 PlQPCibJe AAO nao LIS UOp-
utiea in the field all over the county.
The selling OF 100 acres near Fuller
ton to DR.. Green, the great medicine
man OF national fame, means a great
deal for this county. DIR. Green will
make great many improvements ON
his new purchase.
Auaheim is still forging ahead and
Improvements are going on steadily.
The brick block OF Mr.. Hart has been
completed, and it makea a handsome
appearance, and when the sugar factory
is commenced every thing will be lively.
Miss Stencil. late OF Redondo, who
has been visiting at the home of Miss
Blanche Goldstein, has departed for her
home in San Francisco.
Orders through the Earl Fruit COM
pany for eleven carloads of Tustin or
anges we're received Friday and Satur-
day, and the Tustin association are now
working great many hands in getting
the fruit on board the cars. Orange
packing will be very lively now until the
crop ia all marketed.
Other fruit associations are trying to
do as the Tustin association did, sell
their fruit to any firm that will do the
best for them.
Some people are trying to make a
breach OF trust in the sale OF the Tustin
orange crop to the Earl Fruit company.
The sale is all right and the association
did just right. The Tustin association
received orders from the fruit exchange
for only four Garloads of oranges, while
the Riverside association has now
shipped five or six hundred cars. Tus-
tirGEas to get her pro rats of orders, but
Riverside was monopolizing nearly the
whole of the orders and letting the Tus-
tin oranges hang on the treee.
The sum and substance of the whole
affair is that the Riverside people ex-
pected to use Tustin as cstspaw to rake
the chestnuts from the fire, but the Tus-
tin association was too sharp for them,
and they have sold their oranges and
are well satisfied with the sale.
Clarence and Gus Crookshanks Of
Redlands are in the city spending Sun
day with their parents.