The herald., 1893-08-22
SANTA ANA.

Ps,tro Hsrnsndez Dead-FoOtban Fight
Colonel Clark's Funeral.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 21.-In the moonlight at
Cspistrsno Saturday night all that was mortal
of Pietro Hernandez, aged go years, was con-
signed to mother earth. Pietro was one OF the
well.known ngures around the old mission,
and was last seen alive on Monday OF last
week. on Friday his dead body was found. A
coroner jury found that death resulted from
natural causes.
OVER A FOOTBALL.
Mr.. Mead tried to stop game OF football ~
Newport beach yesterday, and instead stopped
Tom Harlans hst. The trouble grew out OF
Mead picking up the football, which large
number were playing with, ana Tom aiadss aiadds
facs and paid S5 Tor 20 doing.
COLONEL cLARK's FUNERAL.
The funeral services Of the late Colonel CLARK
of Fairview Will take place tomorrow at the
family residence, after which the Masonic
order will take charge Of the remains, winch
win be brought to Santa Ana, and VIII sa tnen Ds
Clark's family will arrive in Santa Ana tomor-
row from Chicago, where they were when the
unfortunate occurrence took place.
RIVER AND WATER.
The matter OF confning the Santa Ana river
to its channel was expected to come up before
the board of supervisors today but 1t was post
poned until next Monday.
The Ansheim people are registering kick
psny, claiming that they are discriminating IN
favof OF the North Anaheim people, II the
matter is not settled there u nkeiy 70 pe
trouble at the next meeting OF the directofs.
THE sUPERvIsoRs.
At the meeting OF the board of supervisors
todsy Jose Rios Of santa Ana and B. M. Parker
Of Newport were placed on the INDECENT list at
sc. 33 month each.
On the request OF NJ. J. Bundy, 3. J. Murdock
~ WAc cfrnty META - on W0Tl04
fair committee In place OF b. u HllliKer' VINO
has left the county,
ing the courthouse site was laid on the table
until the city has compltad with the conditions
required by the county.
On motion OF Mr.. Schorn the county assessor
and supervisor Armor were appointed a. COM
mittee to 60 to Sacramento and appear before
the state board Of equalization In the matter OF
the Orange county assessment
BnIDsE BUILDING PLANS.
Bids for building the Santiago creek bridge,
east of Orange, wore opened.
b. A. skyles bids for the whole work $1525.
Tho Thomson Bride company bids on plan No.
dlss l. 1880; sS on Pian 70; q $500; plan NO. ..
iipesl foot; on plsnNo. 8, "a. 10 par foot.
J. o. MerceIsu bid, on No. 1, .$2l.30 per lin
The The plans call for bridge 375 feet long.
Alter the ploD were suDmltteu the DOaru ue-
| cided to take further ume to examine them,
| aud adjourned until next Monday.
| NOTES.
Secretary Riggs OF the Fair association left
today for the Santa Barbaia races.
M. Holmes ID in San Diego.
=. 4. Smith and family aie stopping at Long
| Beach.
j. D. Phillips left this morning for Downey
where he was called by the serious illness Of
| his grandfather.
Charles HUFF returned froms protrscted visit
| east this morning.
Misses Hattie and Bertha Baker have returned
| from the east
John r. Garnsey Of Los Angeles visited rela-
w H. SiHiihhARa s sfefiaEafHy OF ursnge lett for
visit 70 the worlds fair this morning.
Fred Mansur OF the Orange County Savings
pank ana wife are atLsguns Beach.yf
| City Marshal J. @. Nichols found a. lot OF
stolen dress goods hidden away near the Santa
Ee depot this morning.; No clue as yet has been
sS1btsined VIII "a shs dstection Of the
Burglars still disturb the good people of
nnahetm. Theoonnsy jail holds = couple of
snese light fingered gentry, who have been con-
,ctea OF an attempt At house breaking In the
Mrs 9 n PussalI and Miss Julia Pierce re-
,,arri uneG from ~ onss' visit to Catalina this
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