The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-20
SANTA ANA.

works and found all the hands at work
like beavers. The shop can boast OF
something that few shops can: they
have manufactured dynamo from
which they light their whole machine
shop and run an electric motor in Q
bicycle repair shop two blocks away,
: making one of the finest pieces OF work.
manship ever gotten up in the city.
A number of crack shots, together
with the medicine company who are
giving free shows in our city. are out in
four-horse bus to shoot duck and such
other birds as cannot get out OF their
way.
Marco Forster OF San Juan by the Sea
is in our city today and reports every
thing in his part OF the county IN
fourishing condition.
Louis Waldon's little boy is quite
sick with typhoid fever.
The little girl of A. Goodwins, who
was reported sick with the scarlet fever,
ia out today and getting along nicely.
1t was very mild form.
F. H. Corlis OF Corlis Brothers livery
stable has gone over to Anaheim to
make preparations to put in SO acres of
sugar beets. G. T. Corlis says he can
run the livery and feed stable alone for q
while, and says he will get there just
the same.
The funeral this morning of Homer
Edwards was very largely attendedland q
great many followed the remains to the
cemetery. 1t is doubly sad to see
young man cut down in the prime OF
life, when the Future looks so bright
and hopeful before him.
Leonard Parker was granted divorce
today from Eva A. Parker.
City Marehal Nichols, who has BEEN
trying to get some clue toy the thieves
who robbed Mrs. Lyons residence the
other day, has run across sausage
sandwich that is likely to lead to the
discovery of the burglars.
The supervisors have advertised for
bids for hauling gravel from the San
tiago creek to gravel the road west of
the Fifth street bridge; also for gravel
ing the road lying north of the Orangs
bridge towards Anaheim. Bids to state
price per cubic yard for the delivery OF
the gravel on the roads at different
points. For further information see
J. W. Hawkins, S. Armor or L. Schorn.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Estate and guardianship OF Paddock
minors; account allowed.
Estate of Truman, deceased; petition
for probate of will taken under advise
ment.
Estate of Parker. deceased; final &C.
count allowed and petition for distribu-
ton continued to February I'd.
Estate of Whitson, deceased; petition
of D. d. Whitson for letters taken under
aevieement.
Estate and guardianship OF Miguel
Erreca; sale of personal property Or
dered, family allowance OF $50 per month
and SIS peri month for the support of
Erreca while in the insane asylum.
Coppeot ct al. vs.. Smith ct al. de-
mufrer continued to January Goth.
Orange County Savings bank vs.. B. F.
Pritchard ct al. j; demurrer overruled for
want of presentation.
Yoch VS.. Home Mutual Insurance
company demurrer to complaint taken
under advisement.
Waugh VS.. Knowlton ct al; demurrer
60 defendant McChesney continued to
January Goth.
Halverson vs. Nugent ct al. demurrer
OF defendants Lacy and Schneider sus-
tanned, with leave to amend in 20 days.
Parker vs.. Parker; decree ordered as
prayed for.
In the matter OF Preble vs.. Orange
county for services az constable, the suit
came off today IN Judge Fresman's
court, ]. W. Landel acting. Preble got
Judgment for the amount claimed and
costs, less $3.50 that the board cut him
down when the bill was presented. This
trial cost the people nearly $50, and the
taxpayers have it to pay.
Mr.. j. A. Gaywood AID family, re-
Gently from Colorado, have located on
the corner of Olive and Third streets of
this city.
@. r. Candle, who AZ suffered from a
severe attack OF pneumonia, is suffi-
Gently recovered to be able to be around
again.
Elmer Atwood has made several ex-
tensive improvements on his place in
the western part of the city.
The county clerk issued the following
marriage licenses today: John Ru-
Ida Eummelen. aged %, ct Santa Ana /;
M. Gilmor, aged 20, both of San Jacinto.
ANAHEnf.
The Gazette of yesterday says:
Mr.. R.. A. Gilman has located tempo
rarily at Upper Lake, Lake county, in
che northern portion OF the state, and
lis not expected home before next sum-
mer.
Miss Bertha Campbell of Iowa and
Miss Hattie Baker visited with friends
in Oraneethorpe during the week, the
guests of Misses Lulu and Edith Love-
ing.
F. A. Jones, travelling freight agent OF
the Southern California railway, was in
town Tuesday on business connected
with his road.
Recorder Bowers. Deputy Clerk Beck
EFT and Harry lessen were among the
Santa Ana delegation of Odd Fellows in
attendance at the public installation OF
officers Tuesday evening.
Mr.. W. G. Potter was in from his
ranch st Csntralia on Monday and made
. pleasant cal At this Office. The sugar