The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-09
SANTA ANA.
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SANTA ANA, Feb. 8.--The HERALD orancn
Office has been moved to the next door to Judge
Freeman's Office where subscriptions and ord
ers for advertising can be left The HERALD is
growing in favor every day andis doing more
for this county than any other paper prinVeo
in Southern California.
The two little children of Mr. Roy Billings
ley who were burned by the explosion OF gun
powder that they were playing with are III
o. P. Riggs is reported very low.
G. ]. Menges, who has been in South SANTA
Ana for the past three or four months YisI1inS
his son, Dr. M. A. Menges, will start next w ed
nesday for his old home in Indiana to remain
indefinitely, but we expect to see the ola genie
man in Santa Ana next winter.
Yesterday while shooting horse FREQ HeWlet
broke his left wrist. .
D. W. swanner & Son are moving their stock
of groceries to the next room, just east OF tnelr
old store. The new room has been rePapereu
and reappointed. The old room will be re re-
fitted entire throughout and used Tor ary
goods store in connection with I. d. Hun S
clothing store, making the largest store OF tne
kind in Santa Ana.
DR.. and Mrs W. M. Garnette of Wellington
Kan, and Miss Ethel Spears OF the same place
are visiting at the residence of D w. Swanner.
They will take rooms at Mrs. Highie's Tor the
The first carload of oranges to be shipped
from Tustin will be from the orchard OF IL. U.
Fosdick.
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: L. L. Kuch, president; Mrs. e. r. Cahlii
vice-president; Mrs Lucy Stone, secretary ana
treasurer.
The Santa Ana Gas and Electric Light COM
pany propose to not let customers get away
without paying for the gas consumed. They
will charge applicants for gas $500 Tor each
meter put in, or deposit that amount.
The case of Judge George e. Freeman ior
malfeasance in office is being tried today be,
fore Superior Judge j. w. Towner. Several
points of law have been raised that have never
been applied to the regulation of the ices OF
justices OF the peace. Judge Towner has gone
back to the laws of 1851, and is making a
most thorough search for information regard
ing this case, and has asked the attorneys 10
hand him any information they may be able
to find bearing on the case.
This case will be watched by every justice OF
the peace in California, for it not only con-
Germs the justices of Orange county, but
others.
Wednesday night in Garden Grove, at the
residence of Fred L. Sexton, Mr.. Donald Nc,
MILAN and Miss Bertha NJ: Plat were united
in marriage by the Rev. Ella G. Veeder OF the
Friends church. Quite number OF guests
were present, and after congratulations light
refreshments were served.
ANAHEIM NOTES.
The following is from the Anaheim Gazette:
The full amount of the $4,000 900 OF sugar re-
inery bonds have been subscribed for and
have been forwarded to New York. Reply by
wire is looked for in a day or two. 1t is ex-
pected that work on the refinery foundation
will begin next week. Material for the con-
struction of the sugar house will be ready to
place on the ground as soon as the railroad is
built to it The news that the senate commit
tee has reported in favor of taking sugar off
the free list and placing duty upon 1t creates
an enlivening effect upon the stockholders,
and preparations are going on actively for put
ting in the crop.
New York papers at hand contain lengthy
accounts of Nine. Modjeska's new play, Magda,
in which Miss James of this city takes part.
Miss James has already met with very hatter-
ing notices OF her acting, the New York journal
among the rest saying: "Miss Lulu James en-
actment of gggling women of society stood
out above the rest of the female portraitures"
Madame's eastern tour terminates at Boston on
the 20th instant, after " hich she will probably
return to California. Her engagement has
been very successful.
Anaheim is at present experiencing build
ing boom of no scant Importance, in addition
to the business blocks going up and in con-
temptation in the center of the city. Charley
Albrecht is putting up a dwelling and barn for
Mr.. Kruger on his land west OF town. Louis
Koerner is constructing cottage for f. II.
Keith on his place in the Homestead tract,
and McWilliams d Porter are putting up a neat
dwelling for Mr.. p. Weisel, which we hear will
be rendered to his daughter wedding pres
emit as she is shortly to be led to the hymeneal
altar by one of West Anaheim's gallant young
German citizens.
Sheriff Lacy was in town on Tuesday serving
summons in the of the People VS.. Judge
Freeman, indicted by the grand jury for cinch-
ing the county in his fee bills. The case came
up before jury in the superior court yester-
day.