The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-12
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Sept. 1.-THE two Mexi-
cana who were arreated Sunday night
for disturbing the peace by getting into
fight with some colored folks were
brought before Judge Freeman today
for trial. They were found guilty, and
the Judge will pass sentence tomorrow
morning at O'Clock. They went back
to Jail.
Great preparations have been made
for the reception OF Nj. M. Estee this
evening. French's opera house has
been organized for the occasion, and a
large crowd from the surrounding coun-
try lie expected.
James II. Brown has sold to Emma
Francis Brown of Eureka, CAL, 40 acres
in the Stafford & Tustin tract. lot l., for
s1325.
George Willard Greenleaf he's sold to
w. j. Hale $3.50 acres of land in the por-
ton eet apart TO William Ferguson in
the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana for
$4,000.
Mrs. Sarah R. Wilmer, aged 81, vile
OF d. f. Wilmer, died in Santa Ana on
September 10th. The funeral will take
place tomorrow "wednesday at m.
Rev. ]. T. Hopkins OF the Presbyterian
church will officiate. The pail bearers
are j. T. Nourse, t. B. Van Alstyn, O.
w. Humphreys, w. W. Anderson and
Granville Spurgeon.
N. M. Estee spoke this afternoon in
Anaheim.
Mr.. Leander Bell asks the Republican
convention to nominate him for treasu-
rer OF Orange county.
@. P. Evans of Garden Grove had a
horse and buggy stolen last Saturday
night. No clue as to who the thief Is Is
yet obtained.
The teachers for the coming year are
gathering in and getting settled for their
work.
At the meeting of the Veterans $3.50
citation, held at the pavilion at New
port Monday, the following officers were
elected: Capt. ]. R. Kelly, president !;
o. j. Burke, O. F. Monsur and L. N.
Everett, executive committee.
U. Starbuck of Fullerton made ths
HERALD branch Office g friendly visit
today. He said the report that he had
moved his drug store to Anaheim was q
mistake.
Mr.. w. Starbuck also brought the
road petition to present to the board OF
supervisors, but the board had ad-
journed before he got here. The petit
ton asks the board to improve the roads
in and around Fullerton and Placentia,
az they are claimed to be almost i'm
passable. The matter will have to lay
over until the next meeting.
Adam Forster came before the board
OF supervisors today and stated that he
was not able to support his son George
at the reform school at Whittier, to
which this boy had been recently com.
mitted. The chairman WAS instructed
TO sign the necessary certificate to make
the boy county charge.
The report of the baae ball game yes.
tsrday was unavoidably crowded out.
On nearly every corner can be seen
candidates trying to figure out who the
delegates will be next Saturday. As the
Republicans will have only Sunday TO
work on they are naturally more AK
ious to get on to the coming delegates.
1t is getting pretty warm and some of
the candidates seem to think they have
the inside track. The Democratic pri-
maries will come off next Saturday and
the convention the Saturday following,
giving the candidates a whole week to
worry the delegates. The candidates
are getting more plentiful all the time
and by the time the convention is held
the woods will be full OF them.
Eussebio Soto and Lucas Grijalva, two
Mexicans, were caught in the act of
stealing hay from the Hews ranch
yesterday and were arrested, and today
they pleaded guilty and were sentenced
to 80 days.
D. R. Sterling, of Los Angeles, was in
our city today on business.