The herald., 1895-06-23
SANTA ANA
New Time Tabie-The Horse Theft-New.


Notes
SANTA ANA, June 22.-The Santa
Ana and Newport railway has gotten out
a new time card to go into effect Monday
morning. which will be great conven-
fence to the public. The following is their
table: Leave Santa Ana and :25 in the
morning and 5;45 and 115 IN the after
noon leaving Newport at $50, and II is
in the morning, and 80 and $50 in the
afternoon. The II: rs train leaving New
port will run Mondays only. All trains
arrive and depart from corner of Bush
and Second streets. This new time card
will be a great convenience TO the Santa
Ana people. as the business men can let
their families camp at Newport. and go
back ana forth TO their families at the
beach.
The camping season is opening up in
good shape and bids fair TO have much
the largest list of campers this season
ever known ut this resort. Camping
facilities are much better than ever.
X. \. Il. keener of Anaheim, who
some time ago lost a lot of cattle by the
Pima Indians. mention of which was
made at the time in The Herald has put
in claim of SIC, 600 against the govern
ment. S. W. De Witt of Washington.
assistant attorney general, was in our city
today taking evidence in the case. Vic
tor Montgomery represents Mr.. Keener.
and Mr.. De Witt the government. The
case was not finished today. The exami-
nation was held in Judge Humphreys
office.
The Phlomathcon club held very in
teresting session yesterday at Mrs. T. d.
Huff's. A fine lunch was spread at II
m.. while the work was done in the
afternoon.
The stolen horse of which mention was
made in this mornings Herald, one was
found on Grand avenue in the possession
OF Byron Patton, who traded a watch to
Mexican for the animal. The Mexican
stole two horses in Los Angeles, and was
riding one and leading the other. The
horses were stolen on the Goth, and our
deputy sheriff. Ulm, captured the horse
the next day. but the Mexican made
good his escape with the other horse
The officers have good clue to the thief
and exnect to soon get him. The owner
OF the horse came down today to recover
the equine. A reward was offered for
the horses. Bryon Patton is out good
watch and will do all he can to capture
the thief.
M. Manley of Los Angeles was in on,
city today on business in connection
with his property here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Smith, Professor G.
Abram and Miss Biosse Smith will start
next Tuesday for Grand Rapids, Mich.
after a long sojourn in this city. Professor
Smith has signed with an opera copman!
for this winter.
On account of death in his parish, Rev.
DR.. Trew of Los Angeles will not preach
IN the Church OF the Messiah as arranged.
Mrs. c.. NJ. Turner of Tustin has re-
turned from Kansas City, where she ha'
been the past two months.
Mr.. c. +. Bixby, cousin of our vel
known George Bixby. was in our city to-
day. and is thinking strongly uf remoyin;'
to this city.
Mrs. Jones of Los Angeles, sister q
Mrs. J. G. Scarborough, will sing sol
in the Baptist church tomorrow SUNDAY
morning.
Mrs. G. A. Denell. Mrs. q. P. Foster
Mrs. II. N. Short and Mrs. 1. N. Raffert,
went to the beach at Laguna today to II,
main couple OF weeks.
Emma n. H. Conger sold to Luce
Conger block d, in the Gray tract, TO
$1,000.
| Hum $50 acres i'll the Banning tract, fo:
$4,000.
marriage license was issued today I,
John o. Slaback aged 90. and Lille Nj
Nixon. aged Is, 10th of Ocean View
There was also another license issued to
day, but by request notice is withheld
until Monday.
morning from a few weeks visit at the
old home in Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. Devore have returned
Santa Ana to make their future home.
The entries opened for the Octobc
meeting of the Fair association IN thu
city show that in the free-for-all pace
| Sllkwood, Diablo Waldo j.. w. Wood an.
Laura NJ. are all entered. This promise
to De a highly sensational race.
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| Wedding announce ments, engraved OF
| printed; mail orders carefully filled