The herald., 1898-09-20
LITTLE GIANTS TOUR
MAGUIRE WILL BE AT SANTA
ANA NEXT SATURDAY
Needham and Blackstock Canvassing.
Horticultural Commissioners in
ession-Personal Notes

G. Mcguire, the Democrats, nominee 10.
governor, will speak in this city next Sat-
urday Preparations are now being made
for a big reception in his honor. He VIII
arrive on the 10 o'clock train and at once
repair to the Grand opera house, whore he
will address the people. In the afternoon
a reception will be held in the parlors of
the Hotel Rossmore from to 8. The hours
are rather inconvenent for business men,
but they made the only time that Mr.. Ma
guire could give, as he goes on to san
Diego In the afternoon. where he Is bile !
to speak Saturday evening.
Republican Reception
]. c. Needham, the Republican candidate
for congress from this district arrived IL
town this morning, accompanied by Maj.
c. w. Kyle, a well known orator and Il
member Of the Republican state central
committee. N. b. Blackstock of Ventura
candidate for railroad commissioner a~-
rived this afternoon at o'clock and went
at once to the Hotel Rossmore, where a
public reception was held in honor of tn.
three gentlemen. Many persons called 10
pay their respects to the candidates. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made fov
the meeting this evening by the committee
IN charge and large delegations are expect
ed from the surrounding towns.
Santa Ana Brevities
4 meeting of the horticultural commits
sioners of Southern California was held
in this city today, the object being to eli
deavor to secure an appropriation for the
association and to reorgan!ze on Broader
and better lines. Those present were {. j
Kellogg, Los Angeles; George Van Kirk
h,,
j. NJ Thomas, Monrovia; r. T.. MEG nnis
Redlands; w. T. Curtis, Highlands; II
Hamilton, Orange; S. A. Pease, San Be.
nardino; Il. II. Rust, Pasadena; w. B.
Hunter Riverside; G. p. Hall, San Diego
James McFadden returned today from Il
trip to San Francisco and other northern
cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Watson left today for Wash
ington to attend to business interests
The cattle owners in and around Wes l.
Minister complain about the Texas fevec
which Is causing many deaths among their
stock, over forty deaths having occurred
within two weeks.
Mrs. James p. Shatto, aged 50 years died
today at her home in Tustin and Will be
buried tomorrow.
Inc WOTk oI TeHloVlHS tHe "dcdHl Slofc
rooms on the corner of Fourth and Main
stretS was begun tday.
Prof. Il. C. Welch today filed with the
county clerk his certificate Of nomination
on the Independent ticket for the office OF
county school superintendent
The team and wagon belonging to Win
Neece, the Singer sewing machine agent
ran away today on Fourth street and COL
lided with another wagon. doing consider
eble damage to the latter.
Marriage licenses We're issued today to
Martin Law, aged 40, and Pauline Lutz
aged 43. both residents of Orange; c. Il
Best, aged &c, resident Of Beaumont, and
Jessie M. Speed. aged "a, resident of New
port.
son was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs
Winans of this city.
II. NJ. Seymour was arrested today on q
charge of drunkenness and sentenced t.
six months in the county Jail by Justice
Huntington.
Miss Jessie Rubottom went to Pomona
today to resume her position as teacher IN
the public schools there.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d
Hancock of this city died yesterday and
was buried today.
John McCue received telegram today
from Denver, Colo. announcing the dea III
of his wife, Mrs. Ann McCue, aged a
years. Mrs. McCue had been an invalid
for some time and was in Denver for the
benefit of her health
Mrs. r. l.. Bisby left today for Chicago
H., for few months visit.