The herald., 1894-11-16
SAN Ia ANA.
Two Painters Turn Up Missing-Nswi
NOts1.

Two Painters Turn Up Mssing-Nswb
Notes.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 10. - Mr.. A. ID.
Losgon and his brother. two of Santa
Ana's house painters, left Santa Ana be-
tween two days, ss il were, and lett
number OF our merchants in the lurch,
owing about 5000 to different merchants.
Bissell, the paint man, is out about $o0;
j. NJ. Chrisman. the gracer. about sou.
The meat market and the owner OF the
house they rented are all losers by their
going. Bissell, the paint man. got an
inkling % to where they went and
started in lot pursuit. The younger
one went to Los Angeles, while the
older one went to Long Beach. where
they shipped their furniture before
hand. A number of small bills are up
paid all over the city. They drew the
money yesterday for painting the new
school house, and before anyone could
get hold Of il they had skipped out.
James Harrison of Tustin is at work
with the grand jury looking over the
county books.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Earnst. father
and mother OF Mrs. George l.. Wright,
arrived last night from Cresco Ia, over
tho Santa Fe and will make Santa Ana
their permanent homo. Mr.. Esrnst WAS
here four years ago, and was 80 we'll
pleased with the country that he was
not satisfied until he got back. He says
Iowa is a good state, but 1t don't COM
pare with Southern California.
DR.. j. P. Boyd is erecting q fine cot
tage opposite DR.. J. Il. Medlock's resi-
dsnce on Main street.
There seems to be quite an increase
of travel to Santa Ana the past week.
Street cars In the morning are crowded.
Adam Funk, who six months ago
went to Bangor, Me-, ON visit, has re-
turned.
Peter Ainsworth has sold his 15.acre
ranch at Mcpherson and will 90 to Ari-
zona to reside.
The Demorest gold-medal contest will
be held in this city November 22d.
There gre five contestants from Santa
Ana, one from Westminster, and one
from Ell Modena. 1t is expected to be
quite interesting.
The Redlands and Riverside papers
are always giving Orange county . dig
about our fruit. tits either too large,
too small, too sour, too sweet or too
something, but We notice that they are
awful glad to get some. just the same.
Several candidates have filed their
declarations OF campaign expenses to-
day. ]. Yoch spent $3.50. +. ID. Sex
ton, 1925; d. Edison Smith, $l.75;
Robt. Graham about 81; George Hunt
ington about 1925; and A. Guy Smith
nearly $40; while Il. B. Wilmer con-
tributed only $40 to campaign purposes.
The rest will be in soon.
DR.. Charles Thomas of Esoondido,
xr hn hnu kAa nkk ls,zn kA al
sociation in Los Angeles, stayed over
turned to Esoondido this morning.
Real estate transfers for the week end.
ing November 14th amounted to sl1. III.
Miss Conley, teacher of the Plscentia
school. has been having some trouble
with some Of her unruly boys, whom she
expelled and later reinstated on promise
of good behavior. The boys are az bad
az ever, and Superintendent Greeley
was called on to 90 up there and read
just matters some way.
r. M. Hargrave and W. s. Derby
have been elected directors of the Santi-
ago Fruit Growers association to fill
vacancies caused by the designations of
McCampbell and Mallory. G. P. NAL
lory was elected manager for the coming
season, and w. s. Burnham will repre-
sent the association on the executive
board OF Southern California.
Pedro Alvarez, the Spaniard who was
taken from the Santa Ana jail to be
tried in Los Angeles for smuggling beef
across the line, was cleared by q jury,
and now he will be brought back to
Santa Ana to he tried upon charge of
stealing cattle from the San Joaquin
ranch two or three months ago.