The herald., 1894-02-22
SANTA ANA.
An Unknown Drowned Man Identified
Notes.


SANTA ANA, Feb. 21-The unknown man
who was found on the beach at Newport was
this morning identified Arthur Cretzer.
man who worked in the Stimson block, Los
Angeles, short time ago. He was identified
by Mr.. w. F. Wright OF No. 302 Boyd treet,
Los Angeles, from minute description given
of the body and belongings in the HERALD a
day or two ago. Cretzer resided at 1lo East
Fifth street, Los Angeles. The broken bladed
knife was even spoken of. Mr.. Wright said
the drowned man had neither friends nor
relatives anywhere near here, and none at all
as he knew of. The body will be buried here
in the Santa Ana cemetery by the county A
fisherman who thought he could identify the
body was notified OF the desire to have him
and see If he knew him, and the man was in
the city three times but would not step into
the morgue to see the body.
c. c. Fife will move his stock OF drugs on
April LIST to the room now occupied by A.
Goldstein new iron front v Ill be put in,
making it one of the most desirable locations
Mr.. A. \. Wright has gone to San Jose to en-
gage in the insurance business. He sold his
ranch down by Tustin some time ago.
An alarm of fire sounded last night
about o'clock, and the fire boys responded at
once with everything to put out $lO0, 900 fire
and when they got to the fire it was only a fiue
or chimney On the house of Mr.. Gist, on West
First street, which did no damage
The National Union. a life insurance organi-
took in six new members This council is now
carrying about ST 20. 900 of life insurance
There will be q public installation OF the
officers of orange chapter No. 10, X. A. NJ, at
Masonic hall, Saturday evening, February
25th at O'Clock sharp. All Master MasoIs in
good standing, their wives and the members of
the Eastern Star are cordially invited to be
present.
This morning, in Judge George E. Freeman's
court, J. NJ. Barnes was tried for contempt for
not appearing a witness for the state in the
case OF Felix Ward charged with stealing
COW.
The Judge said Gas you have never been
subp9naed to appear in court before, and mas
much you have already been in jail five
days, will let you go by your signing forfeit
ure bond of $500 for your appearance in the
superior court as a witness for the state in the
case of the State VS.. Felix Ward" He signed
The bonds and was only too glad to get his lib
erty.
A. Goldstein will move his stock of dry goods
in about two weeks TO another room.
Miss Lottie Palmer returned today from
Rushville, Ind, where she has been for some
time.
Miss Lulu Howe is quite sick.
Mr.. Arthur Woodcock, attorney for the Amer
lean Trust and Savings bank OF Chicago, has
been spending several days with Mr.. d. II.
Thomas. II o took his departure today. He is
delighted with this country.
We knew there was something on DR.. Balls.
mind that made him look pleasant, upon
inquiry we find he is the father OF brand
new native son Of the golden west, born Feb
ruary 10Th All are doing well.
The ladies' guild of the Church of the Messi-
nh Will meet at Mrs. KrhyPs Thursday at 3
p m.
Thursday afternoon we will have a genuine
game of basebalkon the Santa Ana diamond
Baseball club of Los Angeles will cross bats,