The herald., 1894-06-18
SANTA ANA.

The Beet Sugar Industry-Local News
Matters.
SANTA ANA, June H. unusually
large crowd assembled at Surgeons
opera house last night to hear Mr.. Eas-
ton lecture on the beet sugar industry OF
Southern California A great many
facts were brought out that few thought
existed, One of these lie thet the United
States produces only about IL per cent
of the amount of sugar consumed In this
country. The other 88 per cent 10 inn
ported. The lecture was very interest
ing to many public spirited persons, es-
pecially If he has land that will produce
beets. From all appearances the pro.
duction OF sugar will soon be one OF
our most important Industries, and
doubt esB we will sue more than one
factory running in Orange county.
The firm OF Easton, El6ridge & Co.,
who are giving thsse illustrated lectures,
will run an excursion to Chino from
Santa Ana next Wednesday,, at 8
o'clock q. m.
Hubert Fine, who was visiting his
aunt. Mrs. H. A. Peabody. last August.
died at his home in Ukia valley, Mendo-
elmo county. Mr.. Fine was but % years
old.
H. II. Hartman, who was brought
home from Newport beach quite sick
some time ago, is still in very critical
condition.
w. ]. L etabrook, general manager of
the United States Mailing association,
is in our city for a few weeks on bust
ness.
e. E. Richardson was the lucky man
In the suit club this week, and gets q
new suit of clothes for almost nothing.
The following is the substance OF q
letter received in this city by Mr.. j. E..
Peasants, president OF the Orange
County Fair association, and is pub
lished by request:
Mr.. Peasants:
DEAR SIR The bylaws OF the Occi-
dental Trotting and Pacing association
provide for board of directors consist
ing of Is memb ers. At meeting held
when this association was organized
eight directors were elected. 1t is the
desire of the association to secure wide
reputation in its directorate. At that
time 1t was decided to leave vacancies
to be filed at the next meeting OF the
association which was held on the 9th
inst. At this meeting your name was
placed in nomination and you were un-
animouslv elected.
That the establishment of the o. T.
and P. A. is an excellent thing for the
interests it represents on this coast is
beyond question. It induced the ma
tional association at meeting of its
board of review to pass resolution for
special service on this coast in an effort
to retain this membership here. which
was an acknowledgment that they had
not furnished the association on this
coast adequate service. The legality of
this action Of the board Of review lie eues-
toned.
Your attention is called to this, as
this action of the national association
has been we'll advertised ON this entire
coast and used as an argument by them
to retain their membership here.
F. w. KELLEY, Secretary.
The Tustin Orange association shipped
eight carloads of oranges last week.
The walnut growers Of Fullerton are
making arrangements to organize and
handle their own products, which will
be more satisfactory than the way
formerly han died.
The Fullerton Tribune is taking to
task two or three county officials who,
it is said. are travelling on railroad
passes.
Rev. W. W. Burrows, in the Epis CO.
pal church, this morning preached one
of the finest sermons We have ever lis
tened to.
The hotel at San Juan by the sea is
being taken down and will be put up at
Newport beach.
DIR. Andrew Fine OF Oakland. CAL, an
uncle of ourHoracs Fine. is visiting in
our city. The doctor is connected with
one of tina state Institutions located at
Oakland. He also has fRe private
practice.