The herald., 1897-01-16
ORANGE COUNTY.
Editorial Comment on Legislative Econ
omy-General News Matters.

| SANTA ANA, Jan. 15.-The Santa Ana
Blade of yesterday has an editorial
which strikes q hard blow at the re-
trenchment inaugurated by the present
legislature. The utterances of the Blade
are worthy of special notice, for no or
gan more earnestly advocated the cleo
tfon of a Republican legislature than
did it. After descanting on "the liberal
minded chief TX Of the assembly" !"
and his "one ed attaches 1t uses
the following age: THE liberal
minded clerk excuse is worse than none
at all, and IL this unnecessary expense
Republican party of California
1t seems that the dissatisfaction with
the administration of the municipal af-
fairs of Orange has eliminated and on
the 23d of February next the question Of
disincorporation will be voted on.
The Orange County Poultry associa-
tion has passed a resolution declaring
that poultry Of all kinds should be sold
by weight, and emphasizes its resolu =
tions with statements that are incontro-
vertible.
Mis- Mary Belle Vaughan and William
Albert Phillips were quietly married at
the home of the bride on Hickey street,
Rev. S. w. Walker of the M. E. church
south officiating
They will reside in Orange. Mr.. Phil
lips having already provided q COSY
home. Mr.. Phillips has for some time
held the position of zanjero under the
S. A. V. I. Co.
In the superior court today Judge
Ballard reversed some of the rulings
heretofore established in the Orange
county superior court, to wit: Judge
Ballard rules that witness who has not
been regularly subpoenaed, but volun-
tarily comes forward is not entitled to
fees Judge Towner ruled the contrary.
Also. Judge Ballard rules that the
losing party in case shall NOT be
taxed the fees Of the shorthand report
er for taking down oral decision of the
court. Judge Towner ruled the reverse.
Miss Inez Tarr, who formerly taught
IN santa Ana and afterwards spent six
oeiveG position in the Anaheim
w. H. Drips Of this city has been
awarded the contract for erecting a
motel at AlamitOs sugar factory.
sociable In G. A. r. hall. under the
auspices of the Presbyterian church. is
advertised for this evening.
the work on the opera house is being
pushed with vigor. When completed Il
At Capistrano well has been sunk
on the Old Mission property, and water
will be piped to the old court in the
rear of the building and flower garden
planted and fountain erected by the
Landmarks club.
Stockholders in the Anaheim Union
Water company meet In Anaheim on
Saturday. Jan. 80, at 10 q. M, for the
purpose of electing directors for the en-
suing year.
The Immaunel Baptist church has
been holding series of revival meet
| ings in Harvy's hall this week.
F. A. Marselle found a fine carriage
lamp on Grand avenue one day this
| week
FULLERTON NOTES.
| The death of Arnold II. Staub of
| Placentia occurred last Sunday. The
| deceased was recently stricken with
| apoplexy. At the time of his death he
| was rs years OF age. He left will de-
vising all of his property to a brother
and sister.
Mrs. Moon, the wife of Farley Moon,
who was killed near Buena park some
weeks ago by vicious bull, is now re-
siding In Chicago.
| It is rumored that a third doctor is
to locate in Fullerton in the near future
And this is a healthy locality, too!
| Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
| Edgar Johnson entertained number
| of friends in very charming manner.
| This evening select social dance Is
| TO be given in Chadbourne hall by the
mysterious IN. o. B." that recently
| gave a sumptuous oyster supper to q
number of it's friends. This order is
| composed of three Fullerton prominent
| young men, but their friends interpret
the title, Mysterious Order of Buns