The herald., 1897-02-19
ORANGE COUNTY
Court Notes-VaRrants Make Useless Protest.
Scrambled Eggs by Wholesale


SANTA ANA, Feb. 18-In the superior
court today in the case against Alex
Toppin, charged with adultery, demur-
rer was sustained and the district at
torney was granted leave to file new
information. The defendant excepted.
The People VS.. John Pfeninger-Judg
ment of the Anaheim Justices court
was affirmed. Pfeninger was fined $3.50
for rape, or attempt to commit the same.
The Anaheim chamber of commerce at
it's meeting on Monday evening last,
passed a resolution agreeing to cooper
ate with the Santa Ana chamber of
commerce in maintaining an Orange
county exhibit at the Los Angeles cham
Der of commerce
Five men arrested by Marshal Cur
tice yesterday were brought before JUS
tice Huntingdon yesterday and received
sentences of thirty days each for va
grancy. The prisoners protested very
earnestly, claiming they were not in the
corporation of Santa Ana when arrest
ed, and charged that they were not per-
mitted to plead for themselves to any
charge, in the midst of which expostula-
tions the marshal led them out and car
ried them to the Jail to serve the SEN
tenceS imposed.
Scrambled eggs at wholesale were
served at the corner of Fourth and Main
streets yesterday. AS Mr.. Kings meat
wagon was coming down the street the
team. scared by passing bicycle, over
turned the wagon, throwing the driver
on the pavement, in company with about
twelve dozen eggs. The eggs and wagon
were smashed, but the driver escaped
with few light bruises
child of Mr.. Duncan. assistant agent
at the Southern Pacific depot, is very
Ill with erysipelas.
Jim Turner of the First National
bank has sufficiently recovered from his
long illness to venture upon the streets
on sunshiny days.
Frank Monaghan, jr., has gone to
Needles on a visit to his father, who is
merchandising at that place.
The entertainment at Mrs. Will Huff's
on Tuesday evening was in honor of
Tom Mitchell of Indiana. Games of
cards were the order Of the evening.
Miguel Krashewski, the grand cy-
clops of San Juan Hot springs, is in
Santa Ana today. He states that sew
eral families are already located at the
springs. and that arrangements are be-
ing made to accommodate all comers
Twelve tons of beet seed were received
at Anaheim this week and distributed
among the beet rasers of that section
Efforts are being made through As
semblyman Chynoweth to have the An
t@hShhl company WHlCu was mustered
out of service some time ago mustered in
again.
William Pasmore of Olive, formerly
of this city, died yesterday morning
Today his remains were taken to Los
Angeles for interment. Mr.. Passmore's
Illness was pneumonia, complicated
with affection of the heart
j. c. Thomas of this city yesterday set
out 400 olive trees on his ranch near Ell
Modena
The remains of Tom Raymond were
brought to this city today from Los An
geles, and funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the undertaking parlors of
Mills & Turner. Fourth street, tomor-
row (Friday) at p. m. Mr.. Raymond
was 45 years old. He lost his wife last
August. She died while undergoing a
surgical operation in Cleveland, Ohio.
Her loss almost crazed Mr. Raymond.
He never recovered from his despond-
ent condition. Suffering from heart
trouble, which circumstances aggra-
waited, despite the best medical aid.
frail nature yielded to the claims of
the great enemy and Tom Raymond,
the maker, 1t may be said, Of klamath,
has gone to join her whom in life he held
dearer than life. May he rest in peace.
Deputy Sheriff Cervantes of Orange
brought w. S. Carmichael. a young
Scotchman, in from the country east Of
here this evening, charged with forgery,
and placed him In the county Jail. Car
michael refuses to make any statement
concerning his alleged crookedness.