The herald., 1894-10-30
AT SANTA ANA.
REV. d. +. FULLER AND HIS EN-
PECTED DEPARTURE.
Resolutions OF Hearty Appreciation
AdoPted-Keai Estate Tran sfers.
A Bazsr to Re Hold.
Nsws Matters.

SANTA ANA, Oet. 29 The HERALD
branch cfics will move tomorrow from
Msin street 10 the Office of Mills x
Turner on Fourth street, in the room
formerly occupied by the Postal Tele-
graph. DR.. Mills has fitted up the
finest Office of the kind in the city.
BY consent. the CAGE OF the People va.
J. w. Jones. for larceny, before G. w.
Humphreys, was postponed until next
Thursday, at 10 q. M. John Glines ia
the prosecuting witness.
ID. f. Fuller, of the South Methodist
church of this city. went to Los Angeles
this afternoon to attend reception ten
dered the South 81. +. church in Los
Angeles tonight. From there he goes to
San Bernardino to attend the annual
conference to be held during this week
In conversation this morning with this
reverend gentleman we learned that he
ie thinking seriously of returning to his
old home in Texas. where he ia in great
demand, as several letters from the
bishop in Texas will show. That the
Rev. Mr. Fuller is loved by hia old
church members in Texas is patent by
the urgent letters he has received from
a number OF his old associates urging
him to come home. Mr.. Fuller has
made many warm fiisnds since he came
to Sants Ana and has done much good
for the church, and we are sale in say
ing that no minister of tbs South NJ. +.
church has ever preached in thie city
that was so universally esteemed by the
whole churoh-going people of the city
ss the Rev. ID. f. Fuller.
{Nll ni,zttn
unanimously today at a meeting of the
Ministerial association:
Whereas, Tho Rev. D. +. Fuller is
about to change his residence from
Southern Calfornis to Texas; therefore
be it
Resolved. That we, the Association OF
Evangelical Preachers OF Orange county,
do most heartily testify to our high ap-
probation of Rev. Bro. Fuller and his
work in our midst. We have found him
es q man, truthful, honest and sympa-
thetc; as q preacher, Jealous and jsal.
ous for biblical truths and evsngelistic
work: as a Christian, pious and loyal to
his own church, with charity and libsr-
ality for others.
Resolved, second, That thi1 associs-
tion cheerfully commend him ss man
worthy of and entitled to the confidence
of any conference or body with which
he may elect TO work. And we pray
Gods blessing to follow him and his
family.
[Signed. #. o. MclNTIER, Pres.
EDWARD L. FLEMING, Sec.
Died-The 9year old son OF Francisco
Brocamonta. Burial took place today.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Gilbert of Oregon
arrived in this city Saturday, and have
opened coffee house on East Fourth
street at No. 2l01s.
William Graham has sold to the Com
msrcial bank 20 acres in section 81,
town 5, range IL, for $500
A. f. Hendricks has sold to Fred |.
eraser 20 acres near the L. S. Carter
place for $1,000.
A marriage licenss was issued today
to Edgar r. Park. aged 33. and Lille
M. McWilliams, aged lS; both parties
from Csntrslia.
The w. G. 7. U. will meet in the
Christian church Tuesday, October 80,
at 2:30 p. M. Subject for the meeting,
Franchise. The public is invited.
The bazaar to be held in Spurgeon's
hall tomorrow Tuesday, night promises
to be very fine affair. The admission
is only 10 cents. The children's psnto.
mime ana young lauies' scarf drill will
be well worth going to zee. Refresh
ments will be served. The hours are
from to 10.
J. P. Yodsr, the Populist candidate
for school superintendent, will speak in
Spurgeon's hall next Friday night.
For good Democratic reading 20 to
Judge G. w. Humphreys Office and get
a copy of The Issues Founded on Facts
and Figures. A copy should be in the
hands of every voter.
The boomerang sprung by the Repub-
licsn party on James IL. Budd is begin-
ming to bear fruit in Orange county.
Some of the best Republicans denounce
that kind Of politics. and cay they will
support Budd in preference to man
who wants to ride into Office by allowing
such slanderous atorss to be circulated
when he knows them to be false.
Mrs. j. W. Montague, who has been
on an extended visit to relatives and
friends in st. Louis, returned Saturday
night, together with Miss Angelo Haul.
brugger, friend who will spend the
winter in this city.