The herald., 1897-12-30
ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Dec. 29.-(Regular Cor
respondence. Judge Shaw of Los An
geles. presiding in the superior court
yesterday, ordered paid to creditors of
the county Jail, the following pro rata
amounts: The Hall Safe and Lock
Works, $37S3.31; S. Allison, $3347; c. f.
Groat, $21754: c. E. Grouard, $104.90; G.
E. Grouard. $41.95; G. w. Young, $S2.62;
G. w. Coates. $9690 D. A. Kearns, $751;
IS; A. Nigg. s150S; T. II. Dawes. $1S.4S:
f. w. Harding, $360.34; P. H. Mathews,
s9191: c. H. Stanley, $25.4S; F. s. Gates,
s41.79; E. L. Newell, s649.S5; H. E. Fin
lister, s4271; j. NJ Griffith Co., $315.S5;
H. Rafeal & Co.. $sO4.9S: ], H. Boney,
s217.79; c. H. Perry, s49.45; ]. H. Boney,
s12S.SS; S. c. Wright, $29.47; j. r. Herbst.
1895; S. H. Pendleton, $12.15; G. w.
Coates. sS.75; w. ]. Sutton, $20.25; Union
Hardware and Metal Co., e4.00; John
Ness, $44.46; Charles H. Carey, receiver
of the Willamette Steam Mill Lumber
ing and Manufacturing Co, $21S.79; Car
penter & Biles, s37S.2S; the residue of
the money to the Union iron works, be-
ing the sum of sS52.51.
The cases of Mary and VIM. Wright,
which were appealed from Justice Hunt
ingtons court, were heard today by
Judge Ballard in the superior court A
motion was made to discharge the pris-
oners, by their counsel, j. Marion
Brooks, and the matter taken under ad-
visement until Friday morning.
Henry McCune, aged 60, of Los Ange-
les, and Mary e. Carpenter, aged 55, Of
Moneta, were today granted a license
to wed.
Mrs. Ella B. Hanna of this city has
applied to the Los Angeles courts for
letters of guardianship of the estate of
her minor daughter, Dorothy, which is
valued at $6000
Miss Fannie Tustin of Tustin has re-
ceived her appointment as postmistress
of that place.
E. T. Parker of Orange is working an
extra large force of hands this week,
packing oranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Ross of Ash
Fork, Ariz., are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cogburn,
on South Main street.
The continued dry spell necessitates
irrigation and ranchers all over the
county are using quantities of water.
something unusual for this time of the
year.
Mrs. G. w. Crozier of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Mrs. F. B. Crozier of Terminal ISL
and are the guests of W. w. Crozier and
wife of this city.
Mrs. AL G. Harlin of Capistrano is Wis
iting friends in Santa Ana.
Geo. L. Dryer is in Los Angeles for a
short visit.
The mandamus proceedings of Ramon
Arce against the Orange county board
of supervisors has been transferred to
Los Angeles county, where it will be
heard by Judge Shaw, the court here be-
ing disqualified to preside over the case.
Charles Edwards of Flagstaff, Ariz.,
is here on a visit with friends.
John w. Wall of Los Angeles is in
town.
A concert will be given next Tuesday
evening at Tustin for the benefit of the
Presbyterian church of that place.
The divorce suit of Mrs. Julia Bertel-
son VS.. George Bertelson has been trans
ferred to the Los Angeles court.
A. T. Tye and two sisters of Ontario,
Canada, are the guests of G. w. Diffen-
derfer and family in Tustin.
A game of baseball will be played on
New Years day, at Athletic park, be-
tween the Norwalk and Santa Ana
clubs.
John B. Joplin arrived this morning
from Louisville, KY, and will remain
here permanently.
The Rebekahs gave pleasing enter
tainment in Surgeons hall last night
to a large audience. The proceeds were
for the benefit of the widows and Or
phans' fund.
Mrs. Margaret Robertson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Dyer of San Diego, are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Bailey Oil
North West street.
Ralph Marshall has returned from a
trip to San Francisco and Mrs. Marshall
is at home from Downey. .