The herald., 1896-12-29
ORANGE COUNTY.
A Small Boys Unfortunate Tumble-A
Hunter Shot-Notes.

SANTA ANA, Dec. 2S.-Yesterday
Charley, the six-year old son of Jack
Titchenal of this city broke his left leg
midway between the knee and hip joint.
Charley, with other children, was play
ing near an irrigating ditch and fell into
it, breaking his leg.
An accidental shooting occurred yes
terday in the tules southwest of this
city in which Will Sackman was badly
injured. A young man named Ray
Chandler was hunting with Sackman,
and not knowing his friend was in
range of his gun, fired at some ducks.
Eight of the shots struck Sackman in
the face, some of them penetrating the
bone and making very painful wounds.
Fortunately, his eyes escaped injury.
The city board meets this evening.
The matter of paving the north side Of
Fourth street from Spurgeon street to
the Santa Fe depot, and also of paving
Fourth street from West street to the
Richelieu hotel corner will be the prin-
cipal business considered. Also the mat
ter of the street railway franchise may
be brought forward again.
Manuel Feliz was tried and acquitted
before Justice Freeman last Saturday
on the charge of larceny of pistol.
While racing at Athletic park yester-
day j. Rhodes got bad fall from his
wheel. Rhodes was very much shaken
up and the wheel almost completely de-
molished.
c. r. Caudle is back from Rands-
burg.
He reports the rush to that point
as strong as ever although the weather
is quite cold there. He and a partner
have established way station half
way from Mojave on the road to Rands-
burg.
Tdecent gold discoveries at the old
Panamint camp have created much ex-
element and many are rushing to that
point, four mills having passed his sta
tion going to that point. He states that
the Panamint ore is very rich and free
milling.
Mr.. Caudles' interests demand his i'm
mediate return, and he will probably
leave tomorrow. He further states that
much building Is going on at Rands-
burg.
Mrs. Scott. lady 70 years old, who
fell and fractured her arm some ten
days ago, is reported as making COM
Portable recovery.
Ed Rosscup. who drew the bicycle
in the prize contest at Mitchell's cigar
and wheel stand on Fourth street, has
found it to be of bronco stock.
Ed says that on his first attempt to
ride it it threw him, broke one toe,
ShlIHeu DOLn knees, cut several or his
fingers and very nearly broke his neck
Ed is a good barber, but as scorcher
he is not success s yet.
Albin Reuter-, who came to this coun-
try one week ago from Mancato, Mimi,
died in Orange yesterday. The inter-
ment will take place tomorrow. Mr..
Albin was a consumptive.
Charley Baker and wife, and mother
and sister, from Westminster, M. ".
Lowering and wife of Fullerton, William
Musselman of Los Angeles and Mrs.
Mary Baker and son of Bolsas, ate tur-
key dinner with D. NJ Baker in this city
yesterday.
Prof. Carpenter and family of Fuller
ton went down to Newport Beach today
for a half fortnights rest
D. S. Halliday and bride have gone
to Trabuco canyon to spend a few
days
Ben Greenleaf and wife of this city
spent Christmas day in Los Angeles,
in family reunion with their daughters
and families at the residence of their
daughter Mrs Cross.
Twenty-three We're present, children.
grandchildren and grandparents.
The Berkeley Glee club is to be In
this city next Thursday week.
Miss Eta Robinson left last evening
for an extended visit to friends in Sa,-
Mnas.
About half an inch of rain had fallen
up to p. m. today.