The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-24
SANTA ANA.

good deal OF grumDllng tnis Woihin
on account of the non-appearance OF the
Santa Ana letter in the HERALD. We
are sorry the letter was left out. Tne
eause ia either in the mail service Or in
the main Office. The branch office at
Santa Ana is all right and will continue
to be so, for we have just put up new
sign telling people where to nnd us.
When you zee the sign, HERALD once,
fust step in and subscribe for the very
best paper for Southern California ana
the workingman. The HERALD 10 the
best friend the laboring man has on the
coast.
A number of land buyers are coming
in, and it makes great deal OF driving
for the real estate men.
Wickhsm & Mills have been making
several good sales the past few days.
They sold the Gale ranch to Mr.. keron
OF Missouri for $4,000 cash, and the
johnson ranch in Garden Grove Tor
$I2. 200 to Mr.. Easton of Oregon.
The new sidewalks on Main street are
helping the looks of that part OF the
city quite materially. The whole walk
will soon be completed.
The Chicago Ladies' ouartette, under
the management of Prof. W. A. Pack
ard, seems to be drawing card. as
nearly all the desirable seats are now
taken, Just week before the company
is to play. We think is is safe to say
that by the time the doors are open
avery seat in the house will be taken.
The tickets are 30 and 20 cents, at Bris-
toll & Rowley's drug store.
Coroner Frank Ely has just received a
letter OF inquiry from lady of Concord.
in Contra Costa county, in regard to the
drowned man found on the beach at
Newport q few days ago. She sent q
picture OF the person she thought the
drowned man was, taken four years ago,
and some experts can see q resemblance
between the picture aud the drowned
man. The herald gave minute de-
scription OF the man, and Mr.. Wright
CT Los Angeles claimed to know 1t was
Arthur Cretzer, but now comes this
woman and says, from the description
of the man, IL il somebody else. sEEhh::s
woman did not say who she thought the
man was. This woman's name Is Mrs.
j. II. Keller.
The wind OF yesterday morning did
no damage aside from blowing off come
oranges, and few loose sheds were
twisted around. A windmill or two
were blown down, but it did not inter
fere with our ball game.
Joseph Young has sworn out war
rant for the arrest OF Frank Nickerson
and Harry Ryan for disturbing the
peace and stabbing fine dog. Their
hearing will come up before Judge @.
w. Humphreys.
Edward M. Fullerton Of Orange was
admitted to citizenship today.
The case of Prof. Well vs.. Mr.. Files
will come up for hearing again tomor-
row before Judge Humphreys.
Mr.. and Mira. Ed Parker are rejoicing
over q new boy at their house.
Mr.. Charles A. Rigg has petitioned
for letters of administration on the es-
tate of the late O. Psig, valued al
$4,000.
Some parties are anxious to make il
appear that the killing OF Luis Yorba
was in Riverside county instead of Or.
ange county.
John McFadden has received the beet
seed for distribution to farmers in this
vicinity. Those who have made ar
rangements to make q trial OF this seed
for sugar beets, can get the seed at Mr..
McFadden'e.
Charles E. UT of Tustin and Miss
Mary M. Sheldon Of Monrovia, were
married day or two ago.
concert will be given at the Main
street M. E. church next Wednesday
night. The Thomas orchestra will fur
nish part of the music.
Died-In TustiD, February 22d, Mr..
Z. F. Ambrose, aged 81 years. Funeral
lob ri ~ he M IA
church, Santa Ana, Saturday. at 2 p. m.
SUPERIOR COURT
In re estate OF Beltz, deceased; return
sale OF personal property heard and said
sale confirmed.
In re estate OF Swope, deceased; petit
ton TO assign the whole OF the estate to
use OF family is continued to March 2,
1894.
In re- estate OF Elf, deceased. Peti.
ton Tor probate OF will heard upon the
evidence Of William Jackson and Rob-
ert M. Stewart. Petition granted. Or
der made admitting will to probate and
directing letters teetamentary to issue
o said Robert NJ. Stewart upon his TAX
ng the oath and giving bond in the
sum OF $500.
~ ViicoA VI. nsRemer eL al. Motion to
set cause for trial heard aud granted.
Cause set for trial March ID, 1894, al
8 go q. m.
In re application of Z. NJ. Fullerton
to become citizen OF the United States
| Application heard upon the evidence O
James Fullerton, W. H. Bowers and the
applicant. The oath Of allegiance wal
duly administered.
4. II. Scale va. Bank of Anaheim
Demurrer to complaint submitted with.
out argument and taken under ad wise
ment. Demurrer sustained and 10 day
to amend complaint.
California Mortgage Loan and Trus
company va. Orange County. California
Trust company. Demurrer Of defendsn
Sloane, continued to March 2, 1894.
Copp ct al. vs.. Smith ct al. Demur
rer OF defendants, Smith and Stewart
continued to March I'd.
santa Ana Abstract company va
doodsell, jr. Twenty days additions
stay OF execution granted.
Cooper vs.. Gildmacher. The defaul
OF the defendant having been duly en-