The herald., 1897-01-31


been bound over to the superior court
q deadly weapon with intent to commit
murder
Two young Mexican citisens of Or
ange, Ed Mollno and B. Placentia, were
last Thursday condemned to pay fines
OF $50 eAch or spend thirty days In jail
for assaulting a Chinaman by striking
him In the eye with large orange.
The case Of the people vs. Martin Jor-
dan, which was called today in Justice
Greenan's court. was continued until
next Monday.
George Phelps is going into the straw
berry business this season on an ex-
tended scale. He has put out Is, 900 plants.
principally of an English variety, Her
Majesty. which Ii a luscious fruit. Mr..
Phelps says Santa Ana was deprived of
this fruit. which was shipped away. and
now he intends to take care Of the home
home market.
Will King left our city today with an
eight-mule team load Of plows, harrows
and aeed beans for the Centinela ranch.
Mr.. King is going for the purpose Of
planting 160 acres OF Lima beans. The
ranch is now the property of Mr.. Free
man.
Mrs. Moon OF Long Beach and Mrs.
Horton Of the Whittier state school were
in the city this week visiting Mrs.
Mills during her very severe illness.
c. c. Monaghan left today for New
York City by the Southern Pacific route.
Earl Glenn, who has been confined sew
eral weeks with severely sprained
ankle, is able to be around on crutches.
Mr.. M. j. Bundy, one Of our local
hardware men, is also engaged in the
flne-blood poultry business, and his or
ders now exceed his demands. He at
present raises none but Plymouth Rocks
and Wyandotes.
WESTMINSTER
The game of base ball played here last
Saturday between Garden Grove and
our local team was called, darkness in
terfering in the fifth inning. The game
stood Is to II in favor Of Garden Grove.
A petition is being circulated which in
effect asks the board of supervisors not
to issue saloon licenses for this town.
ship and is being numerously signed.
Hildebrandt & Edwards are daily ex-
pecting machinery for a new creamery
to be located two miles southwest of this
town. They will separate and ship the
cream. They have already engaged a
daily supply of 1000 pounds, and pro-
pose to pay 10 cents per hundred more
than the butter factories This will give
Westminster four creameries.
News has been received of the death
of Mr.. Harrison in Central Oregon of
Carter of this place, has a large circle
of friends here who sympathize with her
in her sad bereavement
The M. f. church received thirty eight
new members last Thursday night, some
by letter, but the majority on profession
of faith.
Numerous Westminster parties took
advantage of the low tide Saturday and
spent the day at the beach,
Evangelist Hemus and wife deDar rted
Tuesday for Bakersfield afte: a most
successful three weeks revival at this
place.
Miss Myrtle Alter of Jana and Misses
Edith and Myrtle Lowering of Orange
thorpe visited friends and relatives here
last Sunday
Mrs. Emily Callahan of Yorba is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Mary Baker of East
Westminster.
Mr.. Gus Stern of Stern Bros, Anaheim.
was in our burg Thursday on business.
Miss Florence Mckee, student at Los
Angeles Normal school, Is visiting her
parents in Alamitos.
Mr.. l.. N. Shaw, proprietor of the Or
ange County Herald, was in Westmin-
ster Thursday on business connected
with his paper.
Horace Head, attorney at law of San
ia Ana, was In our burg Tuesday visit
ing his many friends.
Edward Dollard. a teacher in the Los
Angeles public schools, was a visitor here
last Sunday
Mrs. c. w. Baker is visiting her parents
in Norwalk this week.
Mr.. Bridges of Orange was a visitor
here Wednesday last
Misses Harriet and Bertha Baker of
Santa Ana spent last Sunday with rel
atives in this place.
George Lowery departed Friday for
Bakersfield to prospect the country and
possibly remain permanently
John Tolle spent several days in Los
Angeles this week transacting business
Mrs John Harris is seriously i'll from
an attack of heart trouble
Mr.. H. A. Mckee of Alamitos is re-
ported Ill with the grip.