The herald., 1894-02-02

The jury in the case of the people
against the Keller boys acquitted Walter
Keller, but failed to agree as to the
guilt of Charley Keller. These are the
boys from Tustin who were arrested for
stealing Southern Pacific railroad ties.
The report to the effect that one OF
the largest growers that belonged to
the Tustin Orange Growers association,
referring to DR.. Wall, had withdrawn
from the organization, ia without foun-
dation. DIR. Wall SAYS he ia with the
association to the end.
Mr.. Jeffrys, the man who contracted
to handle the orange crop OF Tustin. has
signed the contract and fled his bond,
80 everything is in shape to do bust
ness.
We notice several of our exchanges
mentioning that new banks are in con-
temptation in their several localities,
which leads us to remark that capital
lists have been in town during the week
investigating the proposition to start a
bank here, says the Anahein Gazette.
They were piloted over to Santa Ana
by one Of our good friends in town and
shown the alleged banking advan tsges
of that city over us. This plotting
business away from US is very nice, by
the way. But there has been q good
deal OF new bank talk lately, and we
are assured the new institution will be
open when the beet crop grows. 1t ia
rumored that syndicate will purchase
the Deutsch property on Center and
Lemon streets and put up handsome
two-story brick structure, the corner
room to be occupied by the bank. Let
all these Improvements come, and let US
grow and finally become the county-heat.
Eth?
ANAHEM.
The Gazette OF today says:
Anaheim lodge, 2O7, g. and A. NJ, in
stalled the following officers last Thurs
day evening: II. W. Chynoweth, W.
M; Sidney Holman, S. W.; H. A.
Slough, J. W.; VIM. NJ. Higgins. treas
urer; Joseph Helmsep, secretary; w.
T. Brown, S. D.; P. O. Saalwaechter, J..
D.. F. A. Korn, steward; A. f. Abbey,
steward; William M. McFsdden, mar
shall.
After having been installed as junior
deacon in the Masonic lodge last Thura-
day evening, Chris Saalwaechter was
taken with a fainting fit and fell from
his chair unconscious to the floor. The
hbbaCk WAS cauh6u ny iuulspuslbluu duu
over exertion. He was taken to his
room, after being restored to conscious
ness. and has since been enjoying his
usual roboust health.
Placentia will probably ship its first
carload OF oranges next week, an order
having been received by the association
for carload to go east. Grange has al
ready shipped three association cars of
fruit, and shipments will probably soon
begin all along the line. The first car
load of boxes arrived at Tustin ON Tues
day and carload of boxes for this place
is looked for every day. The Fruit ex-
change has put in long'distance tele-
phone at Orange.
S. s. Federman has in contemplation
the erection OF large 75-ioot front brick
edifice on Center street west OF the city
hall, where the new nursery is located
He informs us that he will begin build
ing az soon as work GU the sugar house
ia commenced. With Mrs. kolPs pals-
tial building across the way, and n.
Harris new building adjoining it, this
part of the town is coming in for large
share of substantial improvements.
Mr.. J. r. Botsford has completed the
erection of his fine residence on his
ranch in Placentia. He will proceed at
once to Get cat trees on the sasire 20
acres, and 80 be intends to attend to the