The herald., 1894-03-14

Freddie have gone to San Diego on
visit to relatives, to be gone some time.
Mrs. OleRver will soon 90 to Marshall
town, Ia, 10 visit her old homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barber, who
have been stopping ct the GIenwood for
the past week, and William NelEon, who
has been working in Rosscup'a barber
shop, went TO San francisco this morn
ing.
There is nothing that touches the
human heart more than the sgonieH OF
lost child. This morning little child
was sent to the store for few things,
and instead of going directly home the
little fellow wandered off near the
Southern Pacific depot, where he was
found by q constable ia the hands of
tramp. The little fellow was scared
nearly out Of his aenseH and could not
tell his name from sobbing and crying.
After some little search the child was
taken to his mother, Mrs. Ozro Mansur,
on North Main street.
U.L. Adams, q prominent citizen OF
Tustin, started for Kansas City tonight
60 be gone some time.
The ladies of the Maccabees will meet
Wednesday at 2 O'Clock p. m. and 7
O'Clock o. m. at the q. A. r. hall for
the purpose OF completing their organ
ization.
William Fl. johnson has cold to j. G..
Baton 48 acres in the Las Balsaa for
$4,000.
Robert Cogburn was today appointed
special administrator OF the estate of the
late Lillian M. Whitson.
Miss Carrie Stutsman OF Tuetin and
Miss Gertrude French OF this city leave
f0w IN Uf1it
friends and tho midwinter fair.
hrs. J. q. Scarborough and Mrs. An
drew Harris went TO Laguna today to
remain week or two.
The district attorney presented the
information today charging George
Emerson with the killing OF Luis
Yorba. Arrangement fixed for Thurs
day.
At the meeting yesterday at Los Ange-
les Of the fair association OF Southern
California, the fair at Santa Ana was
set for October 8th to the 18th.
There seems to be a great deal of dis
putting in regard to the sale of bonds for
the beet sugar factory. One of the di-
rectorS says the bonds are sold, another
one says they are not sold. Who shall
We believe?
A marriage license was issued today
to Ernest A. Chaffse. aged 20, of Garden
Grove, and Belle NJ. Sidman, aged 20, of
Garden Grove.
Sheriff Cline of Los Angeles was in
our city today on business.
/ he National union boys are sharpen
ing up their knives preparatory for an
initiation OF q number of candidates
soon.
One of the finest mountain lion pelts
was offered for sale today on the streets.
The lion was shot up in the mountains.
The ladies who we're interested in the
organization of hive of the L. o. 7. M.
met this afternoon in the 1. o. 0. F. hall
and partially organized by naming the
hive the Santa Ana hive Of the l.. o. T.
M. They will complete the organization
tomorrow at o'clock in the G. A. r.
hall. Sixteen members joined today.
SUPERIOR COURT.
w I1cuAa-vs. eE Hl.E GauEe
passed until further orders.
Commercial Bank vs.. Whitson ct al. !:
This cause was called up at this time for
trial, plaintiff appearing by its attorney.
Victor Montgomery, and defendant, d.
u. Whitson, with his attorneys, West &
Heathman. F. o. Daniels was appointed
guardian ad Item OF the minor, Forest
O. Whitson, and Robert Cogburn was
appinted special administrator of the
estate Of Lillian M. Whitson, deceased.
Cause continued to March, Goth, 9 80
q. m.
In re-estate of Rios, deceased: Peti-
tion for distribution granted and order
made accordingly.
The People VS.. George Emerson: In
formation presented by district attor
ney, charging the defendant with the
crime of murder, and the same ordered
filed. March 10Th, 8 80 a. M, was set
for arraignment.