The herald., 1894-06-01
SANTA ANA.

Ely Fruit Crops This Year--Buysrs Al
ready In the FioId-News Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 31.-A short time
ago the great cry was dry weather, but
now the people, to great extent, have
stopped saying anything about dry
weather. as they see the immense crop
of fruit of all kinds that will coon be
rushed ON the market. Our apricot
crop will perhaps equal any crop gath
cred in the county as to quality and the
quantity will be much greater than ever
raised before.
The buyers have already began to bid
on the apricot crop and good prices are
assured. 1t is expected that most OF
the fruit growers will dry their own fruit.
1t will take many hands to handle the
crop and this will distribute great deal OF
money among the working Glasses. Not
only the apricot, but the peach. prune,
grape, and in fact all kinds OF fruit will
yield an immense amount OF fruit this
year, On the whole Orange county will
be better off financially this year than
she has been for O great many years
mast. A dry year insures q bountiful
crop of all kinds OF fruit In the county.
Miss Hattie Baker OF the Standard,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Baker, Bertha Camp
bell, Earl Murray and Mrs. Ed Tedford
left this morning for the San Juan Hot
springs, to remain week or ten days.
Mrs. Tediord will stay all summer il 1t
agrees with her.
Mrs. DIR. Elmendors, who has been at
the midwinter fair for the last two
weeks. will return tomorrow.
The Ladies of the Maccabees cleared
about $40 at their Decoration day din
per Yesterday. The ladies gave an ex-
cellent meal and justly feel proud OF
their success.
Mrs. ]. H. McMurray OF Los Angeles
is spending O few days with Mrs. ID, +.
Jones.
1t is reported on good authority that
our old townsman, Mr.. A. Snyder, will
soon come back to Santa Ana to live.
Last year the Anaheim Sugar COM
pany raised 700 acres of beets that
averaged 101h tons to the acre, making
in all 1850 tons. This year they have
1000 acres, and IL 10 fair to suppose that
tho average will be nearly the same.
;nstsaAa would make q, 900 tons of beets,
Times corrsQg0 tons. as the Santa Ana
ing. ~ snis noiA
A mortgage foreclosure suit against A.
B. Nash was brought by ]. Slauson.
Geo. w. Varney has purchased of p.
A. Stouton 20 acres in the rancho Los
Coyotes, for $1,000.
Klamath, the great trotter, won q race
in Trinidad, Colo, in an easy jog Of 2 :26.
When he comes to Santa Ana we make
him scratch gravel to the tune OF about
2:07, or get left.
Another candidate heard from.
Arthur Levi OF Anaheim, wants to be
the nominee on the Republican ticket
for county coroner.
Max Reinhaua returned last night
from the midwinter fair, where he has
been for the past five or six weeks.
Mrs. Reinhaus will remain another
month.
Superior Judge Towner has been asked
by Governor Markham to hold court in
Bakersfield, commencing June 18th, for
Judge Conklin, disqualified.
Next week the outside districts will
elect school trustees. and there will be q
bitter fight in some localities, as whisky
will enter into the fight.
w. W. Bergher and Miss Barbara
Clyde were united in marriage today in
the parlors OF the Richelieu hotel by
: Rev. w. B. Burrows. Only the imme-
diate relatives Of the contracting parties
were present.
The Scorcher, new bicycle paper, ed
tied and published by Purcell & Watt,
made its first appearance today. 1t is q
neat and we'll printed sheet of eight
pages, and does credit to its publishers.