The herald., 1894-01-05
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Jan. 4.-The meeting OF
fruit growers associations al Tustin
Yesterday, for the purpose OF electing
officers. was a very interesting and i'm
portant one to the orange growers OF
thelcounty. There was great deal of
Interest manifested by the growers.
The following directors were elected ::
a. Guy Smith, W. S. Public, I. Ii.
, Thomas, II. X. Snow and P. I. Ad ans.
M. j. Bunday asserts that it is his
belief that there will not be so boxes
handled outside the association in
Orange county this season.
Twelve instruments were filed for
record in the recorders office yesterday,
Among the papers submitted today is
The mark and brand of B. f. Fuqua of
San Bernardino county.
Judge f. G. Marks was reelected sec
retary OF the Ansheim Sugar Beet ssso-
citation at it's last meeting.
The supervisors OF the county have
appointed L. E Keech, J. E. Scarbor-
ough and Victor Montgomery trustees
OF The Orange county law library. The
library will be located near the sheriff 8
office.
The board OF supervisors were not
able to pass on Constable Prebble's fee
bill yesterday. 30 they took it under ad-
vieement
Mr.. Arnold of Orange was on the stand
today undergoing the concentrated fires
OF James attorney. Mr.. Arnold was
secretary OF the late grand jury.
The sheriff's office is busy summoning
those from which the trial jury will be
drawn. -.,..-.,. ".,-...-...f f..-..,
The following are the names from
which the trial Jurors will be drawn DUR
ing the year: Ludwig Baade, G. R..
Schmidt, A. d. Arklsnd, G. w. Beard,
W. W. Anderson, r. J. Blee, Charles A..
Barton, Charles West, Lyman Chaplin,
J. H. Maley, @. G. Collins, Leopold
Cooper, George E. Peters, r. HI. Dib-
BILE, Nap Donovan, Robert Flock, f. M.
Gist, L. j. Harlin, J. II. Moesser, Geo.
Wilton, G. P. Bessonett, Robert A. Mar
tin, l. II. Cone, Charles A. Riggs, John
F. Patterson, Leland j. Kirkpatrick, III.
A. Young, Stephen Penfold, Leland s..
Aldrich, Oliver Stewart, sr., d. d. Ames,
Thomas Y. Long, Seymour III. Ayers, b.
F, Nimmo, Haneler Larter, Calvin j..
Hough, r. 7. Harris, d. B. Chaffee, G..
ID. Ingram, l.. H. Armstrong, E. b.
Foote, j. w. Damron, d. W. Head, E.
+. Greenleaf, j. W. Shirley. Ralph
Shelton, Richard Robinson, John
Brush, jr., d. B. Crawford, L. B.
Squires, Joel Parker, David Wat
son, Frank D. Collins, +. B. Foster,
A. w. Whitaker, Abraham Wagner, B..
f. Pricbard, Alex. Barron, Robert Han
sen, Otto Rust, Alex Henry, Alfred
Goldthwaite, Ferdinand Backs, F. O.
Smythe, John Wagner, William Schultz,
BENJAMIN Kramer, William Crother,
Henry Curdorf, Albert Barrows, Frank
Boother, George Ststtegger, Edward
Rowell, Jesse Atkinson, George Stevens.
G. II. Rodgers, Charles M. Salter, Ro-
dolphus B. Cook, Albert Fuller, L. N.
Brooks, Shelby I. Rutherford, A. j.
Candle, Robert Boyd, Wilburn G. Smith,
Alva Hicks, Robert M. Shaw, George
Martin, John S. Fox, Henry Yount,
James S. Rice, William S. Ritchey,
Henry Cullon, Herbert A. Bingham, M
H. Bear, Frederick M. Rabel, w. M.
Boring, w. H. H. Clayton, S. M. Gran
dick, O. II. Leefeld, A. Meacham, /. l..
Collins. G. W. Moore. S. K. Hem phili,
B. r. Hewig, D. l. BARLEY, A. N. Brun-
ner, Thomas Il. Chantry, f. l.. j. Col
Inns, j. A. Oderlin, c. b.. Parker, Will
liam Reeder, sr., James S. Berry, B. F.
Conoway, o. p. Jones, John l.. Patton,
John Kerr, w. A. Dyer, Frank Hardesty
and MarHhsll Northcrose.
George Z. Beesonett takes possession
of the brick stable again tomorrow
morning.
Henry T. Gage, prominent attorney
OF Los Angelica, was ia the city today on
professional business. He is Plez
James counsel.
N.N nroba ,,oauooa. ~
opera houee, has been very successful in
securing good troupes this winter. They
al have been a credit to the stags.
at the meeting last night OF the
knights of Pythias the following officers
were installed by District Deputy Mar
quis: O. w. Hannah, G. O.; w. B.
burrows, V. c.. J P. Browne, p; ~. L.
Allen, NJ. OF E.; w. H. Marquis, NJ. OF
F.; &. S. Smith, K. OF r. and s.; w.
W. Swearingen, NJ. of W.. E. E. Rich
srdeon, NJ. at A.
The X. of P. lodge has one OF the
finest halls in the city.
Jerome W. FlagR. aged 40. and Carrie
W. Stafford, aged 20, were married yes.
teiday. Both were residents of this city.
The Odd Fellows and the encampment
will have public installation together
next Saturday night. All Odd Fellows
are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Winbigler last
evening entertained several of their
friends il honor of the first anniversary
OF their Llarriage.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Estate of Dickson, decentralization
for probate of will taken under advise
ment
Estate and guardianship of Dora H.
McFadden, an ncompetent-Accoun
continued to January 12th.
Estate of B. M. Sitton. deceased--Let-
ters of administration issued to Mamie
Il. Sitton bond, $1,000.
Estate and guardianship OF Lippy
minors--Account of guardian approved
Estate and guardianship OF Houson
mlnors-Account OF guardian taken
under nGvi6ement.
Estate OF McGufiee, deceased Home
stead set apart.