The herald., 1898-12-03
THIEVES CAPTURED
SHERIFF NICHOLS BAGS TWO
MEXICAN HORSE STEALERs
Santa Ana Wants Cannery and In
tends to Get One-Peculiar Survey
Of Santa Clara Avenue

went to San Diego yesterday in search OF
Ramon Cayetano and another Mexican, who
are wanted here for horse stealing, and were
believed to have gone to San Diego. Word
was received today that Nichols had landed
his men, together with the plunder, and
would bring them back on this evening s
train. The horses were stolen last Sunday
evening, one from John Bushard and one
from Mr.. Hubbard, both residents OF Bolsa.
The other plundcr consists OF two shotguns,
several sets of harness and other articles,
also stolen from residents of Bolsa.
CANNERY WANTED
Citizens are. again agitating the question
oil cannery here. The need of one is ap-
parent and has been so for some time, and
steps are now being taken towards securing
one. Anaheim has one, which paid well this
years, its first season, and there seems to be
no reason why Santa Ana cannot have one
and on paying basis. Fruit by the carload
was shipped from here this summer TO the
Cotton and other cQnneries. The chamber
OF commerce has taken the matter up and
will endeavor to have an establishment in
running order before next season. A com
mittee consisting Of Messrs. IL. A. Pea
body and G. w. Winter are interviewing the
puslHGSS ulCu, Win view VI
how much of a bonus towards one can be
secured, and are meeting with excellent sue
cess. a bonus of about $4,000 is required.
Messrs. d. II. Thomas and G. E. Parker,
who were appointed by the chamber to con-
fer with parties who might be induced 10
engage in such an enterprise, reported that
one OF the largest canneries on the coast con-
templated locating branch in Southern
to1:c .,,T ..,I a..
were offered might locate in Santa Ana.
OVERLAPPING TITLES
A queer state of affairs has been found to
exist in connection with the title to lands
owned by several residents on Santa Clara
avenue. While II. c. kellogg was making
some surveys in that section to adjust prop.
erty lines, he found that the lines were
wrong and that there was a considerable
discrepancy between the descriptions in the
deeds aud the locations of the land. Each
man has the quantity of land called for by
bis deed, but the point of beginning is such
that he does not occupy the land described IN
his deed. The parties owning the land will
have new map of their property made and
filed, and from that give to each other quit
claim deeds. Those who are interested in
the adjustment are A. l.. Deering, H. Phelps,
George Phelps, l.. N. Emerson, II. Truman
and others.
ORANGE COUNTY NOTES
While John Wilson, the dairyman, living
out on South Main street. was returning
home last night his horse became frightened
at the corner of First and Main streets and
ran away, completely wreclking the cart and
harness before it was caught. Mr.. Wilson
escaped unhurt.
Mrs. Emma Fisher, executrix Of the estate
OF the late Thomas Raymond, has sold the
slverware and jewelry, over which there
was such contest by Mrs. Fisher and &. II.
Judd, for the sum of s76.SO.
Deputy Grand Matron Bean of the Mac
cabee lodge inspected the lodge in this city
last night, after which an enjoyable recep-
tion was rendered Mrs Bean, followed by
banquet.
Work on the inside sewer system is being
rapidly pushed. About forty men and teams
are at work out on Baker street, where the
start was made.
Feed in this vicinity is becoming SO scarce
that dairymen are alarmed They are now
feeding pumpkins to their cattle, but cannot
keep this up long on account of scant sup
ply.
Ex-Postmaster Peabody intends opening
real estate office soon in this city.
Mrs. w. r. Robinson and children of
Trabuca are guests of Mrs Louise Waite.
Ed Il. Amerige of Fullerton is in town to-
day.
Rev. Mr. Stone of Anaheim was badly hurt
Tuesday by falling from his bicycle while
returning to Anahem from Orange
f. S. Northrup of Long Beach was in town
yesterday, accompanied by Messrs. n.
Northrup, Dennis and Mellen of Missouri,
who are spending the winter in California.
Mrs. Averill of Los Angeles will give an
address tomorrow afternoon on Colonial
Life to the members OF the Ebell society in
G. A. R. hall.
Large shipments of celery are being made
daily from Smeltzer's station by DR.. Smelt-
ger.
Judge j. w. Ballard returned last night
from Los Angeles, where he has been for sew
eral days, presiding in the superior court.