The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-04
The Jefferson club has removed its

The Jefferson club has removed its
club room to the @. A. r. hall. The
club will give social tomorrow friday
night, with literary programme.
Santa Ana lodge Nc. PAL, F. and A. NJ,
will meet in special session tomorrow
(Friday) night, for the purpose of con-
ferring the second degree of Masonry.
A Jew days ago when one of our prom.
ising young lawyers of this county, L. A.
Mendelson, was in los Angeles buying
some goods, he was caught between an
elevator and the floor of q furniture
store, and came very nearly getting
killed. The elevator boy began swear
ing at Mendelson for being caught.
Mendelson was just mad enough to
knock the boy down, which he did.
The young people of the Congrega-
tional church will give past and pres
ent social on Friday evening at their
hall.
The Fullerton prohibition petition to
the board of supervisors was presented
today, containing 1872 names, asking the
board to not grant any liquor licenses to
any one in Fullerton.
Laguna precinct has also brought in q
petition asking the board to not grant a
liquor license.
1t seems to be an imposaibility to get
q cannery started in Santa Ana. Sew
eral times we have been almost ready to
begin operations, when some one would
throw cold water on the enterprise. At
the meetiag last night the chamber of
commerce took up the question, and
after considerable discussion it was con-
sidered best to drop the matter for the
present. The secretary was instructed
to order 80, 900 more folders printed for
free distribution. II was stated that
Mr.. George Anderson Of Missouri, an old
cannery man, would build factory here
either this or next year.
ORANGE NEWS.
We are informed that Prof. Manley
has purchased the apricot crop of the
orchard lately owned by Joel B. Parker.
The crop is estimated at 800 tons. The
price is named at $4,000, Mr.. Manley as
Stunning tho care of crop and land and all
responsibility from time of sale.
A primary meeting of the Peoples
party, Orange precinct. was held at the
Vineland home in Orange on Saturday,
April 2Sth, and Hiram Hamilton, J. A.
Barger and D. L. Bsrger were elected
delegates to. the county convention of
the party to be held at Santa Ana on
the 5tn day OF May, 1894.
ANAaEIM GAZETTE NEWS.
J. E. Ford, secretary OF the Placentia
Fruit association. was in town on Mon
dsy and informed as that 5000 boxes
of oranges have been shipped out by
the association so far thia season. This
is something over 46 carloads. and there
is vet some "a carloads to ship. The
orange market is firm, and growers are
now getting very good prices for their
fruit.
We have quiet tip that Anaheim will
be, or has already been, selected as the
site OF the Catholic orphan asylum, the
construction of which has been under
consideration by the members of that
faith for some time past. The erection
Of the asylum and the establishment of
the Odd Fellows home here will no
doubt be particularly agreeable to the
people of this city.
III. A. McWhliams. A. M. Williams
and @. Wemmer, the Odd Fellows COM
mittae soliciting subscriptions to the
fund for the purchase of Del Campo
fer the Odd Fellows home, went up to
Los Angeles yesterday to prosecute their
work.