The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-15
ORANGE COUNTY DOINGS
The Wheelmen's Association Has a
Fair Start
Accidents by Exploding Lamps, Runaway
Horses and Coupling Pins - A
Dividend Declared

Santa Ana, Feb 1.-THE Orange County
Wheelmen's Association has raised all of
the $1,000 but $500. This enterprise should
not be allowed to fall through on account
of that small sum. Ii the track is finished
III time the spring meeting of the state
Will be held in this city. In June there
will be q road race around the Orange
county 'kite' There will be about 100
entries for the race. This is perhaps the
best road for that purpose in Southern
California. The people of this city should
give the wheelmen more substantial en-
enlargement.
The Philharmonic Club will meet to-
morrow at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Moore, on Lowe street.
The residents on Bush street will soon
put in petition for walks on both sides
OF Bush street, from Fourth to Seventh
street.
The Chamber of Commerce of Los An
geles has offered $50 gold medal for the
best box of oranges at the coming citrus
fair.
George W. Carpenter sold to John Cub
bon eighty acres in section 81, township
8, range 10, for $4,000.
Pedro Alvarez, the cattle thief, was
brought up today for sentence. Mr.. NJ.
Il. G. Munday, Alvarez's counsel, made a
motion for new trial. The motion was
taken under advisement and sentence
suspended until next Monday.
A new counter has been placed in the
County Clerks Office, making it much
more convenient to do business in that
Office.
u. b. West is in San Diego attending
a lawsuit in which $40, 900 is involved.
W. W. Burgher, while coupling a lum-
Der car this morning in the lumber yards
of the Newport Wharf and Lumber Com
pany had the forelinger of his right hand
badly crushed. DR.. Ball dressed the in
jured member which will be all right
= Mr.. Baldwin, of the Balsa, had the front
wheel of his wagon torn off by the street
car rail today.
f. d. Collins of Orange drove over to
this city to attend the farewell meeting
of Rev. Yatman. He forgot to tie his
horse, which ran away and smashed one
of the wheels of the carriage in a fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dickson will enter
tain a number of their friends next
Thursday afternoon and Friday evening
at their residence on North Main street
IL. l.. Swartse has been confined to his
room by rheumatism for the past few
days. He is able to be up again today.
The Tustin Fruit Association has de-
clared dividend of 80 cents per box on
navel and Seeding oranges.
According to the Anaheim Gazette
there is bad blood among the stockholders
OF the Pacific Sugar Company.
P. B. Spears of Los Angeles had quite
an experience with Rochester lamp
stove last Sunday morning. While the
family was getting ready for church the
lamp exploded, burning up number of
pieces of furniture, the carpet and some
clothing, the value aggregating about
$500.
Frank Monaghan of the Needles is
spending few days with his family in
this city.
E. b. Clifford, the noted horseman, is
here.
]. A. Hayward and wife of Springfield,
Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. e. S. s.
Rouse of this city and are delighted with
Santa Ana and its surroundings.
Mrs. Will Hubbs, sister and husband
from Indiana arrived tonight for an ex-
tended visit.