History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . th on the saxaphone and melophone, have delightedthe citizens of this up-to-date beach city. He is very public spirited and is alwaysready to give his assistance to every worthy movement that has as its aim the up-building of the best interests of Huntington Beach. He is a member of the Chamberof Commerce and was clerk of the high school board for five years. In 1891 C. R. Nutt was uni
History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . th on the saxaphone and melophone, have delightedthe citizens of this up-to-date beach city. He is very public spirited and is alwaysready to give his assistance to every worthy movement that has as its aim the up-building of the best interests of Huntington Beach. He is a member of the Chamberof Commerce and was clerk of the high school board for five years. In 1891 C. R. Nutt was united in marriage with Minnie Bond, a native of Mass-achusetts. She was one of the organizers of the Womens Club of Huntington Beachand served as its first secretary. This union has been blessed with two children:Helen, who is now Mrs. Fountain of Los Angeles; and Charles R., Jr., who for fiveyears has been a musician in Headquarters Company, First Infantry, U. S. Army,having the rank of corporal. Fraternally Mr. Nutt is a member of Huntington BeachLodge No. 380, F. & A. M.; also of Huntington Beach Lodge No. 183, I. O. , and is secretary of the Huntington Beach L-odge of Modern Woodmen of HISTORY OF ORANGE COUNTY 1177 HENRY LAE.—A native son of Orange County, of French parentage. Henry Lacis making a fine success of ranching near Brea, in partnership with his brother, LouisLae. He is the son of Joseph and Mary Lae, the father coming to America in 1885from the Basses-Pyrenees, in the southern part of France. Sheep raising is one of theprincipal means of livelihood in that mountainous country and being accustomed tothat work Mr. Lae became a sheep herder on the ranch of Domingo Bastanchury,known throughout Southern California as the largest sheep owner in this section,having as many as sheep in the early days when this great industry was at itsheight. When the country began to be more thickly settled and the sheep ranges cutup into small ranches, the industr
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