The herald., 1895-07-14

ments on same, 1895. $s25. 100; 1894. s7ol,-
495; property IN cities, 1895, 81, 800, 410;
1894, 81, Sal. 105; improvments on same.
1895. l,022, us; 1894. $3.50, 205; personal
property. 1895. 81. 246. .455 1894. 81. 155, $50;
none. and solvent credits, 1895, $l72, ,015
1894. $135. $50.
OF telegraph lines there are l4S. 90 miles
in the county. assessed at S9125; stele-
phone lines, 25H miles, assessed at $2l20.
The total assessment vf the county for
1895 is $lO.054, S45, against $9.416, $50 for
1894.
The increase in fruit trees is shown as
follows: Orange. bearing. 1895. 1l2, S74 !;
1892, 1915; orange, non bearing, 1895,
sc. 351; 1892, 81. 1922 walnut. bearing, 1895.
81. 1874; 1892, 26. 221: walnut, non- bearing,
1896 5:524: 1892. 55,o26: olive, bearing,
1895, 4.875; 1892, 1896; olive, nom bearing,
1895, 80, S76; 1892, 3,l73; prunes, bearing,
| 25, 553.
The acreage in growing crops: Wheat.
6S4 acres; oats. 1856 acres; barley, AZ. 1859
acres; corn, 1923 acres; hay, l0.547 acres !;
crop of 1895, 81, ,069 acres.
Santa Ana has fine public schools. two
private schools and business college.
From these schools several have acquired
an education fitting them for government
positions.
The Central school has three grades,
high, grammar and primary. The teach
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pal. Mrs. J. E. Hubbard. teacher OF Latin
and German. Stewart D. Briggs, science,
and Jessica V. Penny, English. In the
grammar school Enos J. Norris is
teacher Of mathematics, Mildred G.. For
sythe, English. Lizzie Morrison, history
in charge OF the music, writing and draw
ing department. The primary school is
governed by Jessie Gerhardt language
and music Minna M. Pearly, drawing
and history, Blanche Ceilings. reading:
Gertrude Connell, numbers. The Third
Emma Moore, Lizzie McFadden, Mary
Hamacher and Laura B. Clifton as teach
ers. The East End school has IS scholars,
| the teachers are Maude Crew and Mary
Hale. The West End school has so schoi-
ars, Jessie Cleaver and Mrs. NJ. X. Besby
are the teachers. One thousand and five
is the school enrolment with SO per cent
average daily attendance. The following
pupils have graduated this year: Bertha
Baker, Grace Carpenter, James Caskey
Herbert Cleaver, Ethel Collins. Jessie
Flock, Charles He'll, Winf2rd Hill. Lulu
Howe, Bessie Leslie. Fannie Lewis, Flora
Madden, Willsie Martin. Frank Monahan
Wilmer and Edward Young.
Fourteen religious denominations are
sustained IN Santa Ana, as follows:
Episcopal. Rev. W. B. Burrows; Baptist,
Dr.. R. Carton; Holiness, John Knox !;
M. E. Church South. Rev. R. A. ROLAND !:
McIntier: Presbyterian, J. T. Hopkins;
United Presbyterian, NJ. NJ. Fitzpatrick; ;
| Congregational. Rev. J. H. Cooper; Union
church, Rev. e. R. Watson; Adventist.
no regular minister; Catholic. A. Rein
hardt: Christian, Rev. P. B. Hall; Ger
man Evangelical, Rev. Carl Green; Free
Methodist, Rev. Roberts. The mem ber-
ship in the churches will number about
1000.
| The secret lodges are Masonic, 100
nom bers; officers. R. e. Hewitt. W. NJ. !;
D. I. Jones. secretary: Odd Fellows, 200
mem bers with John Morrison N. g.. F.
J. Rogers. secretary. Knights of Pythias,
60 mem bers, J. P. Brown. O. c.; R. E.
Turner, K. of r. and s. National Union,
30 members. W. W. Anderson. president;
G. S. Smith. secretary. Fraternal Aid
A. Packard, vice-president; J. G. Ber-
nuke, secretary; P. H. Turner treasurer.
Eastern Star. 100 mem bers, Mrs. H. A.
Peabody. W. NJ; Mrs. 6. A. Whidden,
secretary. Rebekahs. Miss Minnie Smith,
N. g.; Miss Buck. secretary. Laurel En-
campemnt. B. Meter, G. P; J. Cam
eron, s, w.; A. y. Thompson. secretary
Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. E. G. Jones.
president; Mrs. George Huntington. sec
retary. Ladies of the G. A. r. Circle.
Mrs. Elizabeth Drifts. president; Mrs.
Arthur Johnson. secretary. Young Mems
Christian Union, L. E. Srack. correspond
ing secretary. Kings Daughters. Miss
Ida Crookshank. president; Miss Nina
Mauser. secretary.
Orange County is noted for its good
breed Of horses and Santa Ana peing the
training ground makes it headquarters
for all horses OF note.