The herald., 1894-03-04
SANTA ANA.

News Notes and Gleashnt feEsou"'
Points.
SANTA ANA, March Slowing to
the downpour last night the meeting
called to meet at Judge Freeman's office
was not largely attended. The farmers
who lived out come little distance did
not come in. They adjourned to meet
room again. The time will be published
in the HERALD.
The Chicago lady quartette gave q
most delightful entertainment last night
in Spurgeon's opera house to an audi
ence far above the average, both in
numbers and intelligence. The ladies
are fine singers and delighted the audi.
ence. Every member was encored and
the ladies responded to each call.
Miss Neltnor, the impersonator, was
the iavorite with the audience after her
frst number, and it was continued
round OF laughter as long as she was on
the stage. Should they ever come to
Santa Ana again they will receive a
hearty welcome in the way Of another
crowded house.
The rain last night and yesterday was
a blessing to the country.
A marriage license was issued today
to Pierre Laporte, aged 28 years, and
Mise Engenie Conbus, aged %. both ma
tives OF France and residents OF Fuller
ton.
A foreclosure sale took place today in
the case OF Michael Neipp va. Alfred
Goldthwait ct al. The amount OF the
judgment was $2393.3l.
Mr.. H. Gray, who went to England, +,
together with his brother, E. Gray,
about four months ago, returned to
Santa Ana today. and is glad to get
back to the land OF sunshine and flow
ers. His brother, E. Gray, will arrive
in about two weeks. Their mother, who
was very sick when they lett here. Ia
now well again. Mr.. Gray came across
the ocean on the steamer New York. and
reported about dozen passengers whose
destination was California.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l. Dakyns, who have
been in Elsinore for the past three
months, returned home today. Mr..
Dakyns' health is much improved.
There will be services in the EpiBco-
pal church Sunday at ii O'Clock. Ser
mon by w. B. Barrows. at the morn
ing service Mr.. Geo. A. Smith will give
an offertory.
Today has been a busy day in Santa
Ana. The rain seemed to be an impe-
tus for the farmers TO come in and visit
with their neighbors. The merchants
were all busy.
The Whist club was to meet thie af-
ternoon at the residence of Mre. Brown
in Tustin, but owing to one of her chill
dren having diphtheria the meeting
was postponed and will meet with Mrs.
g. A. Edgar next Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Seager of Tustin has just
returned from visit to Mrs. Col. E. E..
Edwards in Los Angeles. ~
Mrs. j. G. Scarborough has returned
from Los Angeless where she. together
with her sister. gave delightful recep-
tion to her iriepde in the Angel city.
1t was fashionable reception. The la
dies all appeared in elegant evening
dress. Mrs. Scarborough has q good
many friends in the city, who are al
wnye glad to see her.
u. S. Sproul was today arrested for
vagrancy and taken to Jail.
A warrant for Bill BARLEY was sworn
out today by r. w. Jones, manager of
the Hughes ranch, for maliciouaiy kill
ing dog. This case will come up be-
fore Judge G. w. Humphreys Monday.
The public is putting in several water
ing troughs, which is q long-ielt want
supplied.
FULLERTON NEws.
The following are from the Fallerton
Journal
W. NJ. McFadden mas picked So boxes
of oranges from four trees. He has 20
acres in oranges and thinks his crop
will be about 20 carloads.
Lyman Stewart, who has large oil in
l. D. 4
this state, was in Fullerton this week.
He 10 interested in an oil deal up in the
hills north Of town, and if successful he
says wells will be bored for oil and a
pipe run to Fullerton.
Mr.. Lymburner and family, who
arrived here last week from Canada.
had some silverware stolen from the
waiting room OF the Fullerton depot on
the evening of their arrival. Tramps
stole the silverware and sold it to parties
in the community, but nearly every
piece bRs been recovered. People
should be careful what they buy from
tramps these days.
Porter Brothers, the fruit shippers,
are running Chinese into Fullerton to
pick oranges, and the people almost
unanimously are protesting against it.
Our advice is don't sell to Porter
Brothers. II they want to run
Chinese department. let them doit. but
don't deal with the cold. blooded gang.
- Santa Ana Standard,
4. Q. Mathes and son OF Indiana were
in Fullerton Monday and Tuesday, and
have decided to open q large hardware
and tinware store here and also run an
agricultural implement house in con-
nectlon with their business. These gem
tlemen Will undoubtedly do we'll here,
as there is good opening for this line
OF trade. They will move here some
time next week, and will be ready for
business in a short time,
TERMINAL. 1871 AND