The herald., 1898-09-26
FULLERTON ORANGES
FOUR HUNDRED AND sixty
FIVE CARLOADS SHIPPED
Peaches From the Botsford Ranch-A
Trio Of Engagement Announced.
The Walnut Growers

Wook Cno Ea<I frht company 6hlpp0o Two
carloads OF oranges and three carloads
were sent out from the Chapman ranch.
making the total shipments to date from
Fullerton 4e5 carloade. Biny Hale re-
ports having ahipped eight carloads Of
peaches from the Botsford ranch to Los
Angeles. and says he has seven carloads
yet to send out.
s. G. Smith Of San Diego b here. visiting
Agent Davis.
L. B. Benchley is having a deep we'll
bored up at his building site on the hill,
above his residence. He will begin the
erection Of fine residence about the first
of the year.
A musical and literary entertainment will
he given at the Placentia school house next
Friday evening.
W. s. McReynolds OF Rialto has accepted
a position as assistant depot agent here.
Thomas r. Jennings has announced him
self as an Independent candidate for su-
pervisor In this district.
A number of prospectors were here from
Los Angeles and Pomona this week. look
ing over the oil field in this section, with
view of boring for oil at an early date.
Earle Barney left Wednesday for Sem
eca, Kan.
Mrs. c. Lansenberger Of Anaheim an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter.
Miss Mabel. to A. N. Jones OF Detroit,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. X. Benchley of Fuller
ton announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen. to ]. r. Carhart OF
Burbank Cal.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. F. Rowland of Pasadena
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia. to c. w. LeffingweE, 1r..
Iof Fullerton.
Mrs. H. c. James. who died here this
week. left a husband and seven children.
Three Of the children are under years Of
age.
The annual reunion Of the Orange Coun-
ty Union Veteran association will be held
at Santa Aana next Saturday.
L. B. Benchley spent the last week in
San Francisco looking after business In
terests.
II. H. Hale fell from wagonload Of box
es Wednesday afternoon and broke his
left shoulder.
Over 1000 feet of track are being put down
In the Golden Belt packing house for the
truck cars, and q heavy set Of new scales
Ia also being placed in the building.
B. F. Porter and family will move into
their new residence on Orangethorpe ave-
nue. next week.
Charles Pierce. who has been employed in
Mr.. Chaffin's store for some time left this
week for his home in Fremont, Neb. He
will stop over at Omaha, visiting the fair.
Your correspondent IL informed that the
fusion party at Anaheim will have no can
A. Al AAIA 60. k.,.k 20 h.
this year. but that the fusion voters in that
place win support Judge Landell, Repub-
lican and independent candidate for that
place.
A Wisconsin day picnic was held at Ir-
vine park. in Santiago canyon, Saturday.
Miss Louise Dean has accepted a position
as bookkeeper in her brothers hardware
store.
g. Irving Miller has returned from Long
Beach, where he has been conducting a
store during the past year.
It Is reported that the Santa Ana Stand
ard will be run as a daily during the cam
paign.
A. S. Bradford went to Los Angeles this
week and bought 200 chairs for the hall OF
the new Placentia school house.
G. e. Holcomb has been elected secretary
and manager of the Fullerton Walnut
Growers association for the coming sea-
son.
Rev. Swain is attending the NJ. E. con-
ference at Santa Barbara
J. E. Ford. the local agent of The Her
aid. had telephone placed in his news
depot this week.
Dan Mccoy will begin the erection of a
r. To- Pexr An
VIM. McFadden Of Placentia says the
loss to walnut growers in this section on
account OF lack Of water to irrigate walnut
trees at the proper time will be hundreds
Of dollars.
A. s. Bradford will leave for San Diego
tomorrow morning on a business trip.
At recent meetings Of the directors
of the Fullerton Walnut Growers asso-
citation B. F. Porter was elected inspector
for this season and will visit the different
orchards in the association In a few days.
It Is his duty to inspect the walnuts and
see that the following rules are strictly en-
forced: "The soft-shell, paper-shell and
hard-shell walnuts must be kept separate.
Discolored and imperfect walnuts must
be culled out All hard-shell walnuts must
be washed with water as soon as gathered.
Any walnuts cleaned by washing in sui
phuric acid and water will be- rejected
Manager Holcomb says It is advisable that
the walnuts should be gathered as often as
possible and not left to lie for any length
on the ground In the orchards. ana extra
care should be taken that the nuts placed
on the market by this association shall be
first-class and up to grade in every par
ticular.
Mrs. N. s. Montague Of Los Angeles spent
the past week in Placentia with her sister,
Mrs. VIM. McFadden.
The Placentia school will open Monday.
Billy Connoly has been at the San Juan
hot springs during the past two weeks,
leaving John Gardiner in charge Of his
business.
H. A. MoWilliams, the fusion candidate
for supervisor in this district. is gaining
strength daily. The citixens Of Anaheim
promised to roll up a big majority vote
for him, and he will also poll a big vote
in Fullerton, West Anaheim, Yorba and
Olive. Mr.. McWuliams is in the fight to
win, will represent this district in an able
manner, and the fusion party will stand
by him solidly, and It Is believed he will poll
q large Republican vote.
G. Schantx IL boring q deep we'll for J. n.
Clever.
Miss Anna vaf, a well-known, highly
respected young lady Of this place. has ac-
cepted q position a. assistant postmaster