The herald., 1898-11-24
CANDIDATES. COSTS
ORANGE COUNTY NOMINEES
RECORD THEIR EXPENSES
Larger Sum Realized in the Walnut
1ndustry-A Celery King-Girl
Injured by a Slingshot

have now all flied their affidavits of eX-
penses during the late campaign. Among
those filed today are the following: r. f..
Larter, supervisor Second district, $685. IS;
A. A. Pendergrast, constable of Fullerton
township, S5.25; George Z. Freeman, just
ice of the peace of Santa Ana township,
$l275; c. Il. Taylor fusion candidate for
superintendent of schools $l02. 80; Thomas
G. Welch, independent for superintendent
of schools, $3325. The sum Of $63 was do
mated him with which to make the race.
Fred Robinson, tax collector, $77.50; j. C..
Nichols, sheriff, $3lO.35; G. w. McCampbell,
supervisor, Fifth district $34.25; G. W..
Sherwood, surveyor, $9l.25 w. *. Robin
son, treasurer Sl4l.50; f. ID. Cooke, record
er, $50; Oscar Smith, constable Of Newport,
g; j. Wiley Harris, county clerk, $69.40;
w. NJ. Scott, recorder, $27625; Jacob Wal
ton, independent candidate for supervisor,
Second district, $l5.25; j. p. Greeley, school
superintendent, $l6S.50; Frank Negeley. as
SCISSOR, $2sl.25; JiW. Hawkins, supervisor.
Second district, $23; Theo. Lacy, sheriff,
$0l.50.
THE WALNUT CROP
The Santa Ana Valley Walnut Growers
association has received so far this season
the sum of $4S, $3.50 for their crop. This
represents about two-thirds of this years
crop andFbasing calculations upon that sum
the entire crop will yield about $6i, 1856. The
greater part of the sum received has been
distributed among the members Of the asso-
citation. Considering the dry year and the
blight caused by the lack of water the
growers feel very well satisfied with prices
received. The last shipments of the season
are being hurried now as fast as men en-
ployed night and day can get them ready.
ORANGE COUNTY BRENIT1ES
ID. L. Smeltzer, the big celery raiser in the
peat lands, has purchased almost the entire
crop raised in that section belonging to the
Westminster Celery company. He now con
trolls most of the output and has large
force Of hands employed in packing it as
rapidly as possible for shipment.
Messrs j. A. Turner and +. p Frickey
left today for several days quail hunt III
San Diego county.
Henry Neill, one of Santa Ana's pioneer
residents, left today for San Francisco en-
route to Honolulu, where Ire expects to re-
main indefinitely.
G.. Homer Ames III home from Los Ange-
les to spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Marselc left today for
visit to their old home in New York, after
an absence Of twenty-six years.
Mr. and Mrs w. d. Buser, parents of
Mrs. w. l.. Miller Of this city, have returned
from an extended eastern visit.
A cake walk and other features of enter
tainment will be given in the G. A. r. hall
tomorrow night by the ladies of the Shiloh
circle and the Sedgwick post
Marriages licenses We're issued today tc
Ernest S. De Long, aged "a, and Jennie
Reed, aged 81, both residents of Garden
Grove. Paul De Vile, aged 3S, resident
OF New Orleans, La, and Lola Heard, aged
80, resident of Los Angeles.
The Anti,Saloon league of this city met
last night in the Congregational church.
The county auditing committee of the
fusion party met last night.
Mr., and Mrs. j. NJ. Chrisman of Los An
geles are visiting relatives here.
The board of education held its regular
monthly meeting last night, but besides the
auditing of bills transacted no important
business.
Mrs. Alice Foreman, aged SO years, died
this morning at the Lacy house after long
illness. She was sisterfnrlaw of Sheriff
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dren. The funeral vii be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock under the auspices of
Rebakah lodge
B. A. Bisscll has purchased the brick block
on the corner of Fourth and Bush streets
from II. j. Blee.
Earl Moore was arrested today on
charge of seriously injurirg little daugh-
ter of Miguel Erecca by hitting her with a
large stone from a slingshot and taken be-
fore Justice Freeman, who set Friday for
a hearing
l. s. Logan of Riverside was in town to-
day for the purpose of interviewing farm
ers and ascertaining how much acreage in
this vicinity will be planted in peanuts and
onions. Mr.. Logan is an extensive dealer
in these products and wants to contract for
the Orange county output.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Emmanuel Baptist church in this city
tomorrow morning.
Misses Kate McGiri and Allie Clements
went to FL Monte today to spend Thanksk-
giving with friends.