The herald., 1894-09-07
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Sept. 6.-Our postmaster.
81. A. Peabody, states that q great deal
OF second class mail matter 10 dropped
in the Office without the requisite
amount of postage on it. Some people
seem to think that one cent will carry
almost any amount OF paper. but tie
law requires one cent for each four
ounces and traction over, and the post
age must be paid by the sender when it
is mailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen aud daughter OF
Pomona are visiting at DIR. and Mrs. j..
D. Mills for few days.
Lon Hickox has just gotten up new
case of sample photos Tor exhibition IN
his studio. 1t IL worth looking at.
J. A. Hankey returned to Avalon to-
day after few days in Santa Ana on
business and pleasure.
The case of the people against Frank
White and John O'Donneli came up for
trial this morning bstore Superior Judge
J. w. Lawrence end jury. These men
were arrested Auguet 18th, charged with
bresxing into Angust Reuters winery
and stealing wine. Lawyer Rider de-
Tended them. The jury was out but
seven minutes when they brought in O
verdict of not guilty.
Mrs. Il. A. Peabody, her two sons
and Mias Peabody, sister of H. A. Pea
body, went to Laguna today for short
stay.
Inez Burbank, aged s months. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Burbank, died
this morning at Olive. Funeral tomor-
row at residence.
Mr.. ]. A. Barger reports yield from
125 apricot trees, just one acre ana o
quarter, OF "A tons OF dried fruit at
csnta q pound will make $446.25 per
acre.
@. B. Parker is fitting up fine res
taurant in the Ovas building, just west
of the Brunswick.
Miss Anderson will open her private
school on Second street September 18th.
Peter Mccain of Capistrano brought
in 20 coyote scalps to be filed with the
county clerk today.
Morris Smith OF Orangethorp killed an
eagle that measured Ga feet from tip to
tip OF wings.
Sam Parsons of Los Angeles, formerly
a clerk in the Commercial bank of this
city, is in our city visiting friends fer a
few days.
The Francis Wilson baseball club will
cross bats with the Santa Ana boys next
Monday at Surgeons park, this city.
The Wilson club have the hneat suits OF
any club in the state.
T. P. Hickey announces himself as q
candidate for supervisor OF the First dis.
triet, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican convention.
The regular meeting OF the chamber
~ ao,x, hal1 n
secretary reported that so jars had been
filed with preserved fruit for exhibition
purposes.
The matter OF testing tine sugar heets
in regard to saccharine matter was left
in the hands OF the president and sscre-
tary.
view r. A. 8. Wade, manager of the
what arrangements can be made for dis
playing weather signals during the cem-
ing winter.
Publication OF notice OF the annual
meeting was ordered. Adjourned.
John Leck, agent for the Lu-Mi-Num
bicycle. challenges the Ram bier Bicycle
company or any OF its agents to test OF
strength OF the two wheels, to be tested
in Santa Ana by disintersstsd parties.
Challenge must be accepted by Oct. l.,
1894.
Rev. W. do r. Pos of Orange has re.
signed as pastor of the Baptist church,
and will enter an eastern university to
better prepare himself for his calling.
The many friends OF Arthur Yarnell
will be pleased to hear that cards are
out for his marriage TO Miss Jennie Arm.
strong of Ontario.
I. Siedel is quite sick today.
Mrs. j. w. Montague and Miss Marian
Thomas started today for st. Louis and
New York. Mrs. Montague will visit
friends in ST. Louie and Miss Thomas
will attend school in New York.