The herald., 1894-08-01
SANTA ANA.

A Gold Discovery At San Juan ospi'-
trano-News Matters.
SANTA ANA. July 31.-And now II 10
Orange connty's turn to say We have
discovered gold mine. A few days
ago one Manriquez, while on his ranch
about nine miles east Of Capistrano, dis
covered small particles Of gold in a sand
wash. He got his pan and soon washed
out two and half ounces Of pure gold
worth $16 80 per ounce. It 10 supposed
there is large body OF this gold-bearing
sand close by, and consequently num-
ber Of prospectors are ont hunting for
the ledge from where the gold bearing
comes. There is quite little ex-
element at Capisttano in regard to the
find, but they are trying to keep IL as
quiet ss possible. Our informant was
10th to tell Us much about it. There 10
gold there, but We would advise people
not to rnsh in and get excited over 1t,
but wait developments.
Mr., and Mrs. Won Allen are visiting
in Los Angeles and Santa Monica.
VIM. Lamson died in Westminster on
July 3Oth, aged 85 years. He is the
father of our former tswnsman, W. b.
Lsmson. Relatives from Missouri have
been telegraphed for, and the body has
been EN- mbalmed to await their arrival.
The funeral will be announced later.
Mr.. Lamson had been failing very fast
for some time.
A letter from Mr.. L. Gildmscher and
family, who are in Germany. states they
expect to start home some time in Oc.
tober.
T. G. Drury is homo again after an
absence OF three weeks, and 10 now to
be found at his tonsorial parlors in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Young Of Kansas
are visiting their nephew, N. Galbraith.
They arrived today.
Clarence Parker of the Brunuwick and
his family went to Lsguna today to
spend q short time.
CT. Smith returned yesterday from
Santa Monica, where he has been at
tending the G. A. r. encampment.
j. N. Keran has been elected assistant
principal of the Anaheim schools, and
yesterday he moved his family to that
town to reside.
Roy Purcell was taken quite sick yes
terday noon and 10 now very ill.
s. H. Purcell says he doesn't care to
stand as a challenger for hundred
mile race, but if prize is offered for
such q race he will contest for the prize,
or II the distance 10 more than q hun.
dred miles.
A son was born to Mrs. g. W. Wilson,
July 3Oth.
Mrs. Spears and daughter have re-
turned from camping tour at New
port.
John McFadden is in the mountains
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visiting her parents in this city.
Three OF the Fullerton saloon keepers
and their employees we're tried yester-
day in Anaheim for selling liuoor with
out license, and were acquitted by a
jury. The trial was before Juetice
Pierce. The district attorney, ]. G.
Scarborough. represented the people, and
q. 8. McKelvy the defendant. Oliver
Schumacher was the fret to be tried.
He is O. B. Huggans' bar keeper. M.
II. Dunn swore that that the defendant
had sold besr to Will Lewis and Frank
Donnelly in the presence OF the witness.
Donnelly said he had consumed some
liquor in the saloon, but possibly
it might have been root beer. He could
not remember what day he was in the
saloon and was not very clear az to what
happened while he was there. G, B,
HuRgans testified he remembe the
time and occasion when Donnelly and
Lewis were In the saloon and drank and
swore it was root beer they had.
After argument the case was given to
the jury, who after Q short time ac-
quilted the defendant. o. lessen and
q. B. Huggans were acquitted on similar
charges. jean Grimaud and Mrs. Christ
inc Golfer are yet to be tried.
This evening % A. Y. Wright was
riding on his wheel he collided with :
buggy going in an opposite direction
throwing Wright fully Elk feet, lighting
on his head and shoulders, injuring his
back but can't tell how seriously. Wright
was taken home.