The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-25
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
The Jury's Verdict 10 the SalIaday
Shooting Case
Eucalyptus Lanes First Fair is Tremend-
GUS Success-A Bold Burglary-Term
Trial Jurors Chosen

SANTA ANA, Dec. 24.-The evidence at
the inquest over the remains of Wesley
Salladay, killed monday by the accidental
discharge of his own gun, differed very lit
tie from the account given in THE HER
AID. The name of the companion of Sal
laday was given as Lorter; it should have
been Kitchen. The relatives of the unfor-
tunate young man were found in Los An
Reles, and his parents, his brother, E. E.
Salladay, and sister, Mrs. e. Unger, came
here on the morning train. The verdict of
the jury was that he came to his death
from the accidental discharge of a gun in
his own hand. The funeral occurred from
Mills & Turner's undertaking rooms at
p. m. yesterday. The mother of the young
man is greatly Frustrated, and all are
greatly shocked at their loss.
LANES FIRST FAIR
A Garden Grove fair, baby show. and
flag raising came off at the village of
Garden Grove under the auspices of Euca-
lyptus Lane, general manager, as per an
nouncement last evening. There were fully
200 people present There were felicitous
speeches by DR.. III. w. Head and e. Lane
Of Garden Grove, a very good speech by Y.
B. West of Santa Ana, and some very
good vocal music by Messrs. Harry and
Ed Lane, Mr.. May, Misses Robinson and
Belt and others.
The flag with Monroe doctrine accom-
paniments went to the top of the mast
specially erected for the occasion, amid
There was a fine display of vegetables
including pumpkins from 100 pounds up
to great big ones.
Spuds that would make an admirer of
that article enthusiastic, corn in great
variety and in quality, from good to mag
v,iHoant Other yaUatanlps in ahnp-
dance and of fine quality.
Mr.. Burkinsham won first prize on
pumpkins
Harry Oldfield gathered the plum with
his potatoes and Miss Ellie Whites beauti-
full bouquet won first money.
Mrs. Ernest Chaffee's baby wears the
blue ribbon.
A number of other prizes we're worthily
bestowed, and late in the evening all went
home assured that Lanes first fair at Gar
den Grove was success.
A BOLD BURGLARY.
There was bold burglary committed
yesterday about 2:3O p.m., l.. Goepper's
residence on West street being entered,
some $5jn money and several articles in
iewelry beihg taken, valued at about $l5
in all
The thief seems to have been fixed with
skeleton keyN and nerve to use them, as
cupants saw lheWan pass along the street
and approach the front door and enter.
Mrs. Slack. who say him, not knowing the
Cooper family waAabsent, paid no atten-
ton to the matter.
Sheriff Nichols is dSite sure he knows
the man, and he will beNikely to have him
in the tolls very soon.
TERM TRIAL JcSoRs.
The following names wen TODAY drawn
as trial jurors to appear January 2: T.J.
Cook, G. W. Bissett, j. B. Nameron. s
Holman V. r. Durfee, F. A. krn. p. r.
Adams, Benton Flood, H. M. Ne\eIl. A. r
Cole, John Goodale, c. C. CollNs, w C
MCPHERSON, f. Rafferty,, j. s. Box. J. p
Paine, T. Ford, II. lessen, w. J. Hin A.. T.
Cook, W. B. Artz, A. N. AldermanN.H
Edwards, M. Nilsson, w. d. DICKSON, ". >
Crawford, G. Seba, ID. i. Mathena, T. t.
Cone.
The Tustin Fruit Association have orders
for two carloads of oranges.
One carload of celery was shipped today
from the Santa Fe depot
Justice Huntington today united in mar.
riage j. Edward Ivison and Miss Anna b.
Boydon of Pasadena.
\ Marriage licenses were today Issued tc
ASHER r. Peckham OF Los Angeles and
Ezzie Cross of Sacramento, j. Edward wi