The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-31
SANTA ANA.
The Brown Trial-Local Notes and Per-
sOnals.


superior court. The defendant was on
the stand and underwent q searching
REORGANIZATION from the district at
torney, J. G. Scarborough. His evil
dence was in the line OF that given by
himself on his first trial.
The court room was pretty well crowd
ed with spectators, majority being
-l4rom Ell Modena, the residence of Marry
and the father of the defendant. The
case will probably not be given to the
jury before tomorrow afternoon.
The boxes that were expected to ar
rive last Saturday for the Tustin Orange
Growers association. have not yet put in
an appea rance. Still the celery rolls
into the Santa Fe packing house from
the peat lands, and is Immediately for
warded east in carloads.
DR.. Burgess of Los Angeles was in the
city today looking after his property in
terest.
Ex-Sheriff Richard Harris of West
minister is serving on the Brown jury.
The Fullerton Tribune OF last week
has the following sensible remarks rela-
tive to the growth and prosperity of q
town or community:
Beyond question, the growth and
prosperity of q community lies in the
keeping OF its people,s just as personal
success lies in the hands OF individual
members OF society. When man en-
cages in worthy enterprise, every
thing that aids him in the accomplish
ment OF his aims is source of inspira-
ton that stimulates him to greater
efforts. So it is with town when it's
citizens are imbued with public spirit
and lend hopeful and helping hand to
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community. Such an Rrdor is conta-
gious and spreads similar feeling over
all who come under its benign influenza.
Fullerton possesses so many natural ad
vantages and undeveloped resources
that it could be made much more
prosperous place by all working togeth-
or for its welfare. 1t is then not only a
matter of good business management,
but it becomes duty for all to help in
building up home industries and pat
ronizing home productions. In CONVEX
sation with one OF Fullerton's leading
business men this week he informed the
Tribune that q number of families in
this section do their trading in outside
towns, yet we have dry goods, grocery,
drug and provision stores, where any,
one can buy anything in these lines j1Ht
as cheap as in any place in Southern
California. 1t can very readily be seen
that every dollar spent abroad, that
could as advantageously be spent at
home by persons living here, is robbing
our town directly of just that amount,
and Indirectly of much more. In con-
fidinl our patronage to home dealers,
we help ourselves while helping them
and this is the kind OF reciprocity from
which individual and general business
hai xuflI rtoi nt u do.
termine, to demonstrate the proposition
of the merits of this reciprocal helpful
nese by practice and example, should be
put down among the good resolutions
that one adopts at the beginning of 8
new year and then the whole year will
be crowned with individual and public
prosperity.
Leonard Grover, who appeared here
about two months ago, will be at Spur
geon's opera house February Sd. When
here before he. had full house and ths
performance was excellent. The COM
pany has been recognized and will ap-
pear in Cad the Tomboy. Tickets at
Breatal & Rowley's.
Miss Wray ofOskaloosa, Ia., Ia visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. l.. O. Cobler, and ex-
poets to remain several months.
Isom Wray, Mrs. Cobler and her niece
left this morning for Los Angeles for a
few days visit.
Mr.. Flournoy, who has been at work
on the Blade. has quit and is now to be
found with Wallace q Turner.
The Keller boys, who were arrested
yesterday for stealing railroad ties, will
be tried at Up. m. tomorrow before Judge
Humphreys.
The 6-year-old boy OF Frank Wakeham
moi drrF hnlT ~
yesterday as was supposed and is now
all right.
E. Hudsmith of South Dakota, who
has been visiting in Southern California
for the past few days. went to Santa
Monica today and from there he goes to
San Jose. He says he will be back this
fall to purchase ranch and settle down
for the rest OF his days. He says that
Santa Ana is good enough for him.
The county clerk has had eight coyote
scalps brought in to him the last three
months.
The Commercial bank has brought
suit to recover ON promissory note
against F. @. Norton for $500 and inter-
est.
The st. Cecilia society will meet for
practice on Monday, February 18th, at
2 p. M, at NeilPs hall. The work
chosen is Roeckel's lovely cantata,
Westward, Ho. Mrs. Spencer will have
charge of the singers and we may ex-
pect something fine in the near future
in the way OF concert.
The following musicians have organ
lied an orchestra to be known as the
Thomas orchestra, here in Santa Ana:
]. d. Loppentein of Orange, frat vio-
lin; ]. A. Wurst, second violin; Louis
Reuter-, viSloncello; HI. Helm, clarinet;
+. d. Leonard, cornet; Ludwig Thomas,
piano.
They are practicing, and we may ex-
pect some fine music when they are
called Oh to play. They ara all well
known musicians.
One OF the Johnstown food surviv-
ore has settled in our city. His name is
John Anderson. He says quite mum.