The herald., 1896-07-24
SANTA ANA
Little Interest In St, Louis Bulietins-Locai
News Notes

SANTA ANA, July 23.-The st. Louis
bulletins attract very little attention to-
day. A few of all parties occasionally
cluster around and indulge In guessing
match, but there is little general inter-
est.
Two young hobos, or what is more
likely, escapes from Whittier, 0me
down Fourth street leisurely this morn
in and passing by M. Hoff's Great East
ern Store one dextrously raked in a
cheap pair of pants. They were seen by
E. C. Jones. who called M. L. Lane to
assist, and followin them was Joined by
ex-Deputy Sheriff J. A. Buckley woo
soon overhauled them, recovered the
pants and turned the boys over to Sher-
iff Nichols. On being locked up they gave
the names of Tom Kelly and F. Beecher.
They will have an interview with Just
Ice u. E. Freeman tomorrow at 10 a. m.
c. E. Vanpelt recently of Arizona, is
first miller of the Olins mills. Both
steam and water are used and the mill
run twelve hours per day.
Prof. Weitbrecht of Orange will soon
remove with his family from Orange to
Minnesota.
The ladies of Santa Ana will soon give
an entertainment Gor the benefit of the
city library.
The ladies of Emmanuel church gave
very pleasant entertainment at Her
Yey hall last evening. There was mu-
S1cal program beginning with music by
the Santa Ana band and followed by a
solo by Miss Minna Roper and also a Sc
lection by the choir. Refreshments were
served and the social was not only a
pleasant but profitable one.
Attorney q. B. West has a new boy at
his home and he tips the beam at thir-
teen pounds.
Tom Harlin and Joe Adams were fined
$3.50 each for fast driving or Fourth
street, and Marshal Curtice gives notice
that he will take in all scorcherA, wheth-
er on bikes. buggies or horseback.
Mrs Charles Hargitt and son of Nor
walk are visiting with the family Of John
Johnston of North Main street.
Prof. j. F. West of Paso Robles'is in
the city visiting his brother, z. B. West
Prof. West is president of the board of
education Of San Luis Obispo county.
Rev. Reidoor Of Banning is paying
Santa Ana visit.
w. A. Selkirk. formerly Of the San
Bernardino Sun, is in Santa Ana today
on business with T. B. Van Alystyne,
trustee of the Highlands asylum.
James T. Smith came down from his
Trabuco bee ranch today. He was SO
unfortunate as to cut his leg very Sc
verely with an ak, but is getting along
nicely.
The Republican county central COM
mittee met yesterday in G. A. r. hall.
The attendance was the largest ever
had, being twenty-one members out of
the twenty-six.
The Crawford county system of pri-
maries was discussed, and on being nut
to vote, rejected.
September 5th was fixed as the time
for primaries and September Sth for the
convention.
George B. Bixby last Saturday gave
an old fashioned barbecue, Spanish
style. to about 200 Of his friends. This
was followed by dance at night at Pc
ratio school house. Parties were present
from Rmcon, Capistraho, Anaheim and
other places.
Miss Llewellyn Cartmel died yester-
day. aged %, at the residence of her
mother in Tustin. Miss Cartmel was
victim of consumption. She had heen
resident of Tustin many years and
leaves large circle of friends to mourn
her loss.
A barn belonging to G. w. Griffith on
tne san Joaquin ranch was burned last
night. 1t contained about fiftv tons of
nay and some farm implements. The
loss is about $1,000. "e
work was commenced this morning on
the Unity church, corner of Rush and
ssignth soIgs streets. The church is to cost
Sz1oo. The foundation work is being
done by F. j. He'll and the building hv
George e. Preble of Tustin