The herald., 1895-03-01

THE BEST is, THE CHEAPEST
Santa Ana Property Owners Decide tC
Lay Pavement
An Enjoyable Entertainment by the Methods
Peopie-Notes Of Social Doings and
Business Progress

Santa Ana, Feb. %. The property own
ers ON Fourth street between Main and
West streets have signed a petition for
asphalt pavement on these two blocks.
They propose to have as good pavement
as can be laid claiming that it is cheapest
in the end to put down the best These
property owners think the East End is
making a mistake in not paving with
asphalt.
Yesterday morning about 0 clock the
cottage of Theodosia Yorba, in Tustin,
was discovered to be on fire. The flames
soon spread and the house was destroyed.
The building was valued at about $500.
Daniel Moots of Anaheim. aged about
20 years, while crossing the railroad track
was caught by freight, train. The en-
CINE backed up and caught the old mans
leg between the bumpers, crushing the
flesh from the bone. He was caught by
man close at hand DR.. Billiard dressed
the wound, and at last reports Mr.. Moots
was resting as easy as could be expected.
This is the second serious accident the
old gentleman has sustained.
The City Trustees should put in a
drinking fountain on the corner of Main
and Fourth streets, so strangers can get a
drink OF water.
c. p. Deyoe has moved his Office from
the Odd Fellows block to Swartsel's Jew
elry store.
J. A. Lane, the newly appointed Justice
of the Peace for Garden Grove, filed his
bonds for $4,000 today.
George e. Purnell sold to Henry Grote
lot 90 in Grote's addition to Orange for
S125. william Schlueter sold to same lots
3 and of same addition for $3.50.
The following is the programme rem
dered last night at Surgeons Hall for
the benefit of the NJ +. Church South of
this city.
ira.
Solo, basso, The Old Gusrd-E. German.
Solo, piano, Pierrette-Mrs, PAdgham.
Solo, soprano, Could miss Easton.
Recitation. "Reminiscences of Exhibition
Day-Miss Butler.
Duet for, piano and organ, Miserere-Miss
Pantomime-A Bird in Hand.
Orchestra, andante and allegro motto
Amateurs
Solo contralto, Best of All-Mrs. scarbor-
ough.
Duet for piano, Hungarian Dances-Miss
Roth and l.. Thomas
Recitation, The Diver Miss WEIGH
Solo, piano. selected-Miss Young.
Solo, baritone, selected--J. Harrison.
Tableau, Charity--Miss Madden.
There was a fair sized audience of peo-
pie who appreciated the efforts of the per-
formers to the fullest extent.
The box social given last night by the
ladies OF the W. r. c. was largely attend
ed and jolly good time was had. The
ladies Melted $1l.75 The evening was
spent in conversation, speechest etc.
Mrs. Vandermulen of Tustin, entertained
number of her lady friends yesterday at
tea.
Theodore Shade, the man who embez-
zled watch from, Mrs. Ratcliff few
days ago, was arrested in Oceanside from
description from Sheriff Nichols and
brought to this city. He will have his ex-
animation before Judge Freeman Satur-
day 2 p. m.
Workman are excavating on the corner
OF West and Second streets for Moore
new mill to be erected at once.
There is quite little demand for
orange orchards since the freeze in Flor
ida
Mr.. and Mrs. R. +. Hewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Menges Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Dryer
and Mr.. c. A. Mead went to Pasadena to-
day to attend the dedication of the Ma
sonic Temple of that city this evening. A
banquet will follow the exercises.
See those new Style carbonettes by
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