The herald., 1897-02-05
ORANGE COUNTY.
A Santa Ana Boy at Berkeley-Law and
Order League.

SANTA ANA, Feb. 4.-The name of
Allan c. Marks appears among the three
names chosen to represent Berkeley in
the contest for the Carnot prize between
representatives of that institution and a
like number from Stanford, which is to
be held at Stanford on the 18th instant.
Allan Is the son of F. A. Marks Of this
city. He graduated from the high
school of Santa Ana with honor and soon
after entered Hastings law college,
where his ability as disputant has won
for him this distinction.
Thefts and attempted burglaries have
so aroused the citizens of Tustin that
they have organized law and order
league and by public notice warned all
law-breakers that they will be hereafter
hunted down and prosecuted to finish.
Ed c. Bynon of the Blade local staff
was married last night to Miss Aline
Clardy of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Bynon
will reside in Santa Ana and they have
located on West Third street.
Miss Duncan of San Francisco is in the
city a guest of Dr. Shelton.
W. M. Scott, Orange county's recorder.
having been granted sixty days leave
of absence by the board of supervisors,
left today for visit to Wichita, Kan. D.
w. Hardy of Orange assists in the office
during Mr.. SCOTS absence.
The firm of House & Laidlaw has dis
solved, the grocery hereafter to be run
by Il. Nc D. House & Co. and the tailor
ing establishment by Mr.. Laidlaw.
Company LIS campfire feast on Mon
day evening was a success. Commits
sary Sergeant VIII Hannah superin-
tended the preparations. Athletics,
songs and general good cheer was the
order
Miss Annie Heard died yesterday after
noon at the residence of her grand
mother, Mrs. Buckley. She was a long
and patient sufferer from consumption
o. K. Gregory was brought to the city
Yesterday from San Diego, charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses
in the San Juan neighborhood by using
a covered soap box for camera and col
lecting money in advance for pictures to
be taken.
After the recent rain the cellar below
the French opera house block was found
to contain about a foot of water. Street
Superintendent Nash yesterday tore up
the paving and guttering on the corner
and discovered that an Industrious
gopher had opened communication be-
tween the drain pipe and the cellar.
Farmers and cattlemen wear content
ed smiles. Crops are growing and cattle
feed knee deep in the succulent grass.
of the river want road to the beach that
will be convenient for them.
F. A. English "chaperoned" a jolly
party of goose hunters last week. They
report bag of twelve honkers and a
large number of ducks. Frank says that
when it comes to playing coyote and
creeping on hands and knees within
range of a band of geese he is not sue
cess. He tells with great gusto how one
of the party, after creeping with great
pains within forty yards of band of
honkers, raised up to shoot only to find
he had forgotten to load his gun, but
this hunter was not Frank
The School Literary society is busily
engaged preparing a program for Wash
ington's birthday.
H. Sutton, postal telegraph operator
and district line inspector, has been
transferred to Santa Ana to take charge
of the office a t that place.
The boys are talking of a trap shoot
for Washington's birthday.