The herald., 1897-02-14

| Sturgeon, Boone county, Mo-, the seat
| of the state university He says IL
looks as though magic had been used in
| transforming this state, so much has
| the forty-six years changed its face.
4 He has made the tour of the state from
San Francisco, and says he has found
no section which suits him better than
| Santa Ana valley, and though extreme
age forbids his tearing away from his
eastern home, yet he will try to spend
his winters in Southern California. He,
| after prolonged stay, will visit San
Diego and in the spring return east.
S. Tyler of Pasadena was in the city
! yesterday. Mr.. Tyler is president of the
| Los Angeles County Poultry association,
and has been inspecting the poultry of
| Orange county. He pronounces Orange
| county second to no other in the line Of
| fine poultry and variety and excellence
| Of vegetable products. In his own Ian
| guage, "Orange is a grand county"
The Orange County Poultry associa-
| ton met in Santa Ana on the 10th and
| passed a resolution to hold a poultry ex-
| hibit in Santa Ana this coming autumn.
| The association meets on the second
| Wednesday in each month.
J. e. Guthrie, a conductor of the
| Southern Pacific from Yuma to Tucson,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. r. d. Guthrie, who live near
this city, left today to return to duty.
| Mr.. Guthrie outranks all other con-
! ductors in Arizona in time of service.
| 1t Is stated that arrangements are be-
| ing made to have the baseball teams of
Riverside and Santa Ana contest on the
| 22nd inst. These clubs have met twice,
each winning. game, and the coming
! contest Is to be the decisive one, and
| hard fought battle will be fought
Los Bolsas has recently been visited
| by sneak thief individuals. The dairy
of Mrs. Mary Mefford was raided last
| night and many pounds of butter and
| cans of fruit were stolen.
]. b. Jamison one of Santa Ana's old
time business man; was In the city to-
| day. He says his health Is such as not
to permit his making frequent excur
sions from home.
Miss Addie Thomas and N NJ Brown
| Of Tustin and Mr.. Balcom of Santa Ana
\ were passengers to Los Angeles this
| morning.
G.. w. Wilson and wife left for their
| home in Vallejo today. Mr.. Wilson Is
! president of the Vallejo bank, and with
his wife have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown of Tustin.
| Gus Melchert left Santa Ana today for
| Sacramento, where he will re-engage
with the Schaw, Ingram, Balcher & Co.
| Iron and Steel works.
| The Alcazar arrived at Newport
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| Santa Fe railroad.
WESTMINSTER NOTES.
A valuable horse, the property Of
| Robert McClintock, died of anthrax last
| week.
Sugar beet sowing will begin about
| March 1st Many of the planters have
| contracted with both the Chino and Ala
mitos factories, and the acreage will be
| large.
Martin Lowering and wife of Fuller
| ton visited relatives here last Sunday.
William Harper and wife have moved
| to the Bixby ranch, near Anaheim Land
| ing, to reside during the ensuing season.
Mrs. c. W. Baker visited her parents
| at Norwalk last Tuesday.
Miss Stella Lowering Of Orange
thorpe is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
| W. w. Baker of this place.
Wallace Woodington and wife Of San
Joaquin visited relatives in this place
| Sunday last.
| Mrs. Allan Ladd is sufficiently con-
valescent to take outdoor exercise.
Mr.. McClain and family will occupy
the premises vacated by Mr.. William
| Harper.
Rufus Stewart was united in marriage