The herald., 1894-10-28
SANTA ANA.
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SANTA ANA, Oct. 27.-Last night al
he Knights OF Pythias hall Mr.. John
McGinness, state organizer OF the
Ancient Order of Foresters, organize
Santa Ana court No. S405 with SO mem
bers, which is an unusually good charte
ist. After the formal meeting and CALL
NC to order the following officers werc
elected for the ensuing year: A. Nigg,
p. Q. r.. G. s. Smith, @. R.; T. S.
Drury. V. Q. R. e. L. Swsrtsel, treas
urer; r. L. Bisby. financial secretary /;
g. +. Dnrfee, recording secretary; Ed
Waite. s. W.; George Henry, j. W.. /;
George w. Young, S. B.. Robert Dun
gon. ). b. II. S. Zimmerman, r. E.
Dickson and A. J. Lowner, trustees /;
j. z. Boyd, physician; A. r. Rowley,
druggist; R. Best. organist.
Alter the election was over and the
exemplification of the work OF the order.
which took them nearly until midnight.
the court closed and the mem bers, to.
gether with few invited guests, went
to the Boston cafe and sat down to a.
banquet OF the choicest in the land.
When all were satisfied with the good
things before them Toastmaster Mr.,
George S. Smith called on this different c
members, who responded in happy
manner to the toasts given them by the
toast master. The evening was spent
in most enjoyable way. This court has
bright future before it, as it has some
OF our best citizens for mem bers and
some of our best workers, and we look
for good strong court very coon.
The orange growers associations OF
the county are making arrangements to
handle the coming orange crop. 1t will
be large crop and will be handed
more systematically than ever before.
Tney are asking for bids tor picking
and packing the fruit.
The new city we'll has bsffied the
borers to open the pipe down $50 feot.
A great quantity OF giant powder has
been exploded at that depth. but no re-
suits have been obtained as yet. The
water stands at about five feet from the
surface, but wont rise any higher. They
will try it again next week.
George Hull, the Republican nomi-
nee in Las Angeles for city assessor, ia
brother OF our townsmsn, t. G. Hull.
S. A. Widney, the celebrated Prohi-
bition orator, will address the people OF
this city and vicinity next Saturday
night at Spurgeon's hall. He is fine
orator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drips have moved to
Santa Monica, where they expect to re-
side permanently.
Roy WILDER OF Orange, we'll known in
this city, has gone to Los Angeles to
remain permanently.
The fish are coming in at Newport in
great quantities and large shipments are
being made every day.
j. B. Pierce has sold to J. A. and e.
L. Moore 20 acres in section 13, tow wnship
A. range IL. j. A. and E. L. Moore sold
10 acres of the same land to l.. Bressell
of Anaheim for $500.
l.. L. Curtis, as commissioner OF Or
ange county, hos sold to A. H. Lyon Is
acres in Tustin for s625.
William M. Higgins of Anaheim has
sold to Carrie Fieischer lot No. IL in
Anaheim extension for $2700.
/. T. Miller has sold to @. w. Wilcox
lots 6, s and 10, block A of Bundy's ad-
dition to Tustin, for $275.
P. II. Coffee has sold to Matthew H.
Turner lots Nos. 16 and II, block B OF
Martins addition to Tu6fn for sl75.
A marriage license was issued to-day to
George A. Blswett, aged 3S, and SophY
Cary, aged 20. Both parties are from
Los Angeles.
A large crowd went to San Juan this
morning TO celebrate the opening OF the
new depot at that place. A large dele
CATION went from Fullerton and the
Fullerton band was with them. A fine
time was expected.
Msssre. Frank He'll and II. L. Talbot
have formed a c0partnerahip and started
marble shOp on South Main street
Mr.. Talbot has for several years been
the head workman for H. Jessen, and
understands his business. Mr.. He'll is
q mechanic Of fine reputation.
Gen. Lew Wallace lectures in this city
November 18th, under the euspices Of
the Knights of Pythias. General Wal
lace is one of the best known authors in
the country. and will draw large audi
ence. Particulars will be given later.
No one should miss hearing him.