anaheim-gazette 1876-01-29

SATURDAY...JAN. 29, 1873. THE BLEMING OF RAINY DAY. We in this country, where the rains come all at once, need to use our philosophy and our common sense in order to pass through what in some of its aspects is a dreary affair—a long rain storm. This is especially important where communication with the outside world is cut off, by a malmed wash-out, and we are deprived not only of our usual supply of letters, but are denied the customary surffit of newspapers and magazines. To this, in the case of those whose toll is out of doors, must be added the long hours of enforced idleness. But such isolation and such days of inaction are not an unmitigated evil. There are, of course many odds and ends in a home or shop or barn that may be gathered up—many little jobs, which have been put off for a more convenient time, may be attended to. But when this is all done hours, nay, days sometimes remain wholly unoccupied. What we may say in this connection applies with equal force to those who, because of the dullness of the times, and not from the rain, are out of business. Man may be rained out of work or shut out from it by any other cause, but no man need or should allow himself to be idle, not for an hour. The blessing of leisure from what we call our regular employment comes in the opportunity presented for improvement. This especially applies to the artisans of our communities. Those who work all day at the bench or anvil usually find when night comes that their minds partakes of the weariness of the body, and they cannot study, read nor think, but are compelled to seek rest as soon as possible, in preparing for an early start next day. But when from any cause lea- MEMORIAL The following memorial has been printed in connection with Galant's pamphlet: To the Members of the Senate and Assembly of the State of California, Assembled; We, the undersigned, a committee appointed at a public meeting held in Anaheim, Jan. 4, 1876, to take under consideration the advisability of a movement to aggregate the South-eastern portion of Los Angeles county, and the formation of a new county out of the portion segregated, would respectfully submit the following memorial: That the proposed county, the boundaries, of which are set forth in the Bill creating it, has a length of 50 miles, and breadth varying from 20 to 20 miles; an area of about 1,200 square miles; taxable property to the amount of $4,000,000, and a population estimated at 6,500. That the greater portion of the area of the proposed county is agricultural land. This land is mainly divided into small farms, a portion of which are owned and cultivated by actual settlers. That upon our coast are two shipping ports, through which the great bulk of our exports and imports pass. That located in this section are several towns and villages, at which the business and manufactures of the several communities are conducted. That geographically we are a commercial centre, distinct and separate from Los Angeles city, our county seat. That beyond the business relations which exist between one commercial centre and another, we are commercially distinct from, and in no way tributary to Los Angeles city, except to pay our proportion of the expense of the county government, and transact our legal business. That a burthensome debt has been saddled upon our county through extravagance, for which we are in no way blameable; and for improvements from which we receive little or no benefit. That a bill is before your honorable body asking for authority to issue bonds to the amount of $150,000 for the erection of a Court House and Jail. That this, if passed, with the present indebtedness, will increase the debt of Los Angeles county to $800,000, or about 6 per cent. of our entire taxable property. blessing of leisure from what we call our regular employment comes in the opportunity presented for improvement. This especially applies to the artisans of our communities. Those who work all day at the bench or anvil usually find when night comes that their minds partakes of the weariness of the body, and they cannot study, read nor think, but are compelled to seek rest as soon as possible, in preparing for an early start next day. But when from any cause leisure comes, then such men should make up for lost time. To bring this matter to an application which all can understand, let us place before our view the carpenters of a community. How many of those who expect to shove the jack-plain all their lives, and are busy putting up houses when at work at all, ever become master builders—become able to draw their own plans, and make out their own specifications? There are carpenters who lament that they did not learn how to draw plans of houses when they were learning their trade. Now, while an architect is an artisan, every carpenter should know something of this art. The same is true in any other trade. Every man should become proficient in his calling to the widest extent; and should aim to master not only the hand part but the head part also. For this purpose rainy days and days of stagnation in business are, after all, of some value. It may be truthfully said that there is scarcely a workman at any trade, a business man or a clerk of any years, who has not had spare time enough to have placed himself far in advance of his present position as a thinking man. In these times, when tailors and tanners become Presidents; when our shoemakers become Vice-Presidents; and when our carpenters sit on the Bench of Justice; when men of any trade or calling may be sent to our Legislative Halls, it certainly becomes all men, and women too, who earn their living by manual labor, to put their best endeavors into some line of improvement during the necessary hours of release from toll. As has been suggested before in this paper, we should have a workingman's library and reading room, with books, and charts, and copies, and a place for study, so that all the precious hours which we frequently find unemployed on our hands, may not slip away unimproved. There is a blessing in rainy days and in days of leisure if we only have the pluck and energy to find it. There is a very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. That a burthensome debt has been saddled upon our county through extravagance, for which we are in no way blameable; and for improvements from which we receive little or no benefit. That a bill is before your honorable body asking for authority to issue bonds to the amount of $150,000 for the erection of a Court House and Jail. That this, if passed, with the present indebtedness, will increase the debt of Los Angeles county to $800,000, or about 0 per cent. of our entire taxable property. That this enormous debt will keep the rate of taxation at a high figure for years to come. That nine-tenths of the cost incurred in the prosecution of criminal cases is incurred in the prosecution of crimes committed outside of our proposed limits, one-fourth of which cost we are compelled to pay. That the fees and salaries paid our officials in our present county are extravagantly high and out of proportion to the work done. That we can support, if segregated, a county government at much less cost to ourselves than we are now paying to Los Angeles county. That in view of the causes, complaints and grievances here set forth, the truth of which we can substantiate by facts and statistics, drawn from authentic and reliable sources, we would most respectfully ask you to grant the prayers and petitions of our people. J. M. GUINN, Chairman. Wm. R. OLDEN, THEO. REISEB, THEO. RIMPAU, M. L. WICKS, ALEXANDER BAILEY, M. B. CRAIO, Committee. Protest. The following protest will be read with interest. We understand that a similar document will be circulated by the people of Orange: To His Excellency, Wm. Irwin, Governor, the Senate and Assembly of the State of California: We, the undersigned, members and stockholders of the Anaheim Water Company,and citizens within the limits and boundaries of the town of Anaheim, who hold water rights and privileges,under and by virtue of a contract with said Company,would most respectfully enter our solemn protest against the enactment of any law by your Honorable Body impaired altering or changing our rights as at present established,to the waters of the river Santa Ana. We would most respectfully represent to your Honorable Body that the Anaheim Water Company is a Corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the State of California;and as such,has at all times since the year A.D.,1857,beneath entirely self-sustaining,paying cash for all liabilities,and supplying owners of thirty-two hundred acres of land with water for irrigable purposes.at reasonable rates. We would further oblige or transact our legal business. That a burthensome debt has been saddled upon our county through extravagance,for which we are in no way blameable;and for improvements from which we receive little or no benefit. That a bill is before your honorable body asking for authority to issue bonds to the amount of $150,000 for the erection of a Court House and Jail. That this, if passed,with the present indebtedness,will increase the debt of Los Angeles county to $800,000,or about 0 per cent.of our entire taxable property. That this enormous debt will keep the rate of taxation at a high figure for years to come. That nine-tenths of the cost incurred in the prosecution of criminal cases is incurred in the prosecution of crimes committed outside of our proposed limits,一四 fourth of which cost we are compelled to pay. That the fees and salaries paid our officials in our present county are extravagantly high and out of proportion to the work done. That we can support,if segregated,a county government at much less cost to ourselves than we are now paying to Los Angeles county. That in view of the causes,complaints and grievances here set forth,the truth of which we can substantiate by facts and statistics,drawn from authentic and reliable sources,我们 would most respectfully ask you to grant the prayers and petitions of our people. J.M.Guinn, Chairman. Wm.R.Olden, Theo.RimpaU, M.L.Wicks, Alexander Bailey, M.B.Craio, Committee. Protest. The following protest will be read with interest. We understand that a similar document will be circulated by the people of Orange: To His Excellency, Wm. Irwin,Governor,the Senate and AssemblyoftheStateofCalifornia: We,the undersigned,membersandstockholdersoftheAnaheimWaterCompany,andcitizenswiththelimitsandboundariesofthetownofAnaheimwhoholdwaterrightsandprivileges,underandbyvirtueofacontractwithsaidCompany.wouldmostrespectfullyenteroursolemnprotestagainsttheenactmentofanylawbyyourHonorableBodyImpairedalteringorchangingourrightsasatpresentestablished,tothewatersoftheriverSantaAna.WewouldmostrespectfullyrepresenttoyourHonorableBodythattheAnaheimWaterCompanyisacorpartmentdulyincorporatedunderthelawsoftheStateofCalifornia;andassuch,hasatalltimessincetheyearA.D.,1857,beneath entirelyself-sustaining,payingcashforallliabilities,andsupplyingownersofthirty-twohundredacresoflandwithwaterforirrigablepurposes.atreasonablerates. Wewouldfurtherobligateortransactourlegalbusiness. That a burthensome debt has been saddled upon our county through extravaganceforwhichweareinnowayblameable;andforimprovementsfromwhichwereceivelittleornobenefit. That a billisbeforeyourhonorablebodyaskingforauthoritytoissuebondstotheamountof$150,000fortheerectionofaCourtHouseandJail. Thatthisifpassed.withthepresentindebtednesswillincreasethedebtofLosAnglescountyto$800,000,或about0percent.ofourentiretaxableproperty. Thatthisenormousdebtswillkeeptherateoftaxationatahighfigureforyearstocome. Thatnine-tenthsofthecostincurredintheprosecutionofcriminalcasesisincurredintheprosecutionofcrimescommittedoutsideofourproposedlimits,一四 fourthofwhichcostwearecompelledtopay. Thatthefeesandsalariespaidourofficialsinourpresentcountyareextravagantlyhighandoutofproportiontotheworkdone. 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The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The is very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. 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There is a blessing in salary days and in days of leisure if we only have the pluck and energy to find it. There is a very general feeling in this section of the county against the proposed issue of bonds to build a Court House and Jail. The feeling has found vent in the following protest: To the Senate and Assembly of the State of California Assembled: WHEREAR, An Act entitled "An Act to authorize the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county to erect a Court House and Jail, and Issue Bonds for the payment of the same," is before your Honorable body, and, WHEREAR, Section 3 of said Act authorizes an expenditure of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Therefore, we, the undersigned residents and taxpayers in said county of Los Angeles, would represent to your Honorable Body, Ist, That the county of Los Angeles has now an indebtedness of $650,000. It. That the annual interest on this debt absorbs 45 cents on the $100 of our county tax levy. It. That the addition of $150,000 to our present debt will increase it to $250,000, or about 8 per cent. of our entire taxable property. 4th. That with this addition to our debt we will have the largest debt of any county in the State, except San Francisco (which has more than twenty times as much taxable property as our county has). 5th. That our taxes are now burthenous, and that increased taxation will award the growth and prosperity of our county. 6th. That the present Court House is sufficient for the needs of the county. In view of the facts here set forth, we would most respectfully demonstrate against the passage of said Act by your Honorable Body. For which we will ever pray. NEW PATENTS—Through Dewey & Co., Patent Agents, San Francisco, we receive the following advance list of U.S. Patents, granted to Pacific Coast inventors, via: J S Harbison, San Diego, Cal., grated entrance to beehives; M Launenburg, San Francisco; plow points; J O'Farrell, San Francisco; hydraulic mining; E O'Neil, San Francisco; process of engraving on glass; E J Barlow, wrench (5 cases); D W Hunt, San Francisco; release machine for kyanizing wood. The wife of Judge Brunson, of Los Angeles, died in Newark, N. J., on the 25d lust. has been in Galtor county and California, committee held in the under city of a Southside county, county out would require memory, the earth in the fifth of 50 tons 20 to 100 square inch amount estimation the area agricultural added into which are actual two which the imports are seven which the seved relations commercial commerci- no way except expense and transhas been enough exe- in no movements nor bedonable no issue for the land Jail present debt of 1000, or taxable The following prospectus has just been issued by Mr. A. Konewyn, of this place. The project should and will receive the support of all who have the interest of our beautiful valley at heart: "A weekly newspaper to be devoted to the general interests of the people of Santa Ana valley. Seeing the necessity of a local prog identified with the general interests and welfare of this section, and devoted to the growth and prosperity of this, the most fertile region of Southern California, we propose to establish a weekly newspaper to be called the "Santa Ana Valley News," issued every Saturday morning. It is to be a purely local paper. Everything pertaining to the prosperity and improvement of our valley will be freely discussed. It is to be free from political bias. We would respectfully ask the support of the community in this, our enterprise. We present this for your consideration. Terms, $3 per year; $1 50 for 6 months; $1 for 3 months. The following remonstrance against the granting of a petition asking for County Division has been prepared, and has received over six hundred signatures. It will soon be presented to the Governor and the State Legislature by General Banning in person: "Whereas, a portion of the citizens of Los Angeles county south of the New San Gabriel river, have petitioned your honorable body for a division of Los Angeles county—New Hiver to be the northern boundary of the proposed new county—and whereas, we, the undersigned citizens of Los Angeles county and the proposed new county, believing that the granting of said petition will be detrimental to the best interests of the people of the proposed new county, are unalterably opposed to your granting said petition, and therefore we respectfully and earnestly demonstrate against the granting of said petition—for which we will ever pray, etc." Since the meeting in Santa Ana and Orange to discuss this question little has been said or done by the people in regard to it, as they regard the project as effectually nipped in the bud; and unless its advocates succeed in electing a member of the Legislature on that issue alone, which would be a clear demonstration that a majority of the people interested desire to be devoid to the general interests of the people of Santa Ana valley. Seeing the necessity of a local prog identified with the general interests and welfare of this section, and devoted to the growth and prosperity of this, the most fertile region of Southern California, we propose to establish a weekly newspaper to be called the "Santa Ana Valley News," issued every Saturday morning. It is to be a purely local paper. Everything pertaining to the prosperity and improvement of our valley will be freely discussed. It is to be free from political bias. We would respectfully ask the support of the community in this, our enterprise. We present this for your consideration. Terms, $3 per year; $1 50 for 6 months; $1 for 3 months. The following remonstrance against the granting of a petition asking for County Division has been prepared, and has received over six hundred signatures. It will soon be presented to the Governor and the State Legislature by General Banning in person: "Whereas, a portion of the citizens of Los Angeles county south of the New San Gabriel river, have petitioned your honorable body for a division of Los Angeles county—New Hiver to be the northern boundary of the proposed new county—and whereas, we, the undersigned citizens of Los Angeles county and the proposed new county, believing that the granting of said petition will be detrimental to the best interests of the people of the proposed new county, are unalterably opposed to your granting said petition, and therefore we respectfully and earnestly demonstrate against the granting of said petition—for which we will ever pray, etc." Since the meeting in Santa Ana and Orange to discuss this question little has been said or done by the people in regard to it, as they regard the project as effectually nipped in the bud; and unless its advocates succeed in electing a member of the Legislature on that issue alone, which would be a clear demonstration that a majority of the people interested desire to be devoid to the general interests of the people of Santa Ana valley. Seeing the necessity of a local prog identified with the general interests and welfare of this section, and devoted to the growth and prosperity of this, the most fertile region of Southern California, we propose to establish a weekly newspaper to be called the "Santa Ana Valley News," issued every Saturday morning. It is to be a purely local paper. Everything pertaining to the prosperity and improvement of our valley will be freely discussed. It is to be free from political bias. We would respectfully ask the support of the community in this, our enterprise. We present this for your consideration. Terms, $3 per year; $1 50 for 6 months; $1 for 3 months. The following remonstrance against the granting of a petition asking for County Division has been prepared, and has received over six hundred signatures. It will soon be presented to the Governor and the State Legislature by General Banning in person: "Whereas, a portion of the citizens of Los Angeles county south of the New San Gabriel river, have petitioned your honorable body for a division of Los Angeles county—New Hiver to be the northern boundary of the proposed new county—and whereas, we, the undersigned citizens of Los Angeles county and the proposed new county, believing that the granting of said petition will be detrimental to the best interests of the people of the proposed new county, are unalterably opposed to your granting said petition, and therefore we respectfully and earnestly demonstrate against the granting of said petition—for which we will ever pray, etc." Since the meeting in Santa Ana and Orange to discuss this question little has been said or done by the people in regard to it, as they regard the project as effectually nipped in the bud; and unless its advocates succeed in electing a member of the Legislature on that issue alone, which would be a clear demonstration that a majority of the people interested desire to be devoid to the general interests of the people of Santa Ana valley. Seeing the necessity of a local prog identified with the general interests and welfare of this section, and devoted to the growth and prosperity of this, the most fertile region of Southern California, we propose to establish a weekly newspaper to be called the "Santa Ana Valley News," issued every Saturday morning. It is to be a purely local paper. Everything pertaining to the prosperity and improvement of our valley will be freely discussed. It is to be free from political bias. We would respectfully ask the support of the community in this, our enterprise. We present this for your consideration. Terms, $3 per year; $1 50 for 6 months; $1 for 3 months. The following remonstrance against the granting of a petition asking for County Division has been prepared, and has received over six hundred signatures. It will soon be presented to the Governor and the State Legislature by General Banning in person: "Whereas, a portion of the citizens of Los Angeles county south of the New San Gabriel river, have petitioned your honorable body for a division of Los Angeles county—New Hiver to be the northern boundary of the proposed new county—and whereas, we, the undersigned citizens of Los Angeles county and the proposed new county, believing that the granting of said petition will be detrimental to the best interests of the people ofthe proposed new county, are unalterably opposed to your granting said petition,and therefore we respectfully and earnestly demonstrate againstthe grantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleofSantaAnasvalley.Seeingthenecessityofalocalprogidentifiedwiththegeneralinterestsandwelfareofthissection,anddedoingtothegrowthandproblemsofthecommunityinthisourenterprise.Wewerepresentthisforyourconsideration.Terms,$3peryear;$150for6months;$1for3months. The following remonstrance against the granting of a petition asking for County Division has been prepared, and has received over six hundred signatures. It will soon be presented to the Governor and the State Legislature by General Banning in person: "Whereas, a portion ofthe citizensofLosAnglescounty southoftheNewSanGabrielriver,have petitionedyourhonorablebodyfordivisionofLosAnglescounty—NewHivertobethenorthernboundaryoftheproposednewcounty—andwhereaswe,theundersignedcitizensofLosAnglescountyandtheproposednewcounty,believingthatthegrantingofsaidpetitionwillbedetrimentaltothebestinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidtothegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainstthegrantingofsaidpetition—forwhichwewilleverpray，etc." SincethemeetinginSantaAnastandOrangetocdiscussthisquestionlittlehasbeensaidordonebythepeopleinregardtoit，astheyregardtheprojectas efectuallypipedinthebud；andunlessitsadvocatessucceedinelectingamemberoftheLegislatureonthatissuealone，whichwouldbeacleardemotionthatamajorityofthedepopulationinteresteddesiretobedevoidto-thegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsofthepeopleoftheproposednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsofthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsofthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsofthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,aunalterablyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectfullyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectinglyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectinglyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectinglyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectinglyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectinglyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreepresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectinglyandearnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreEPresentednewcounty,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,andthereforewerespectingly和earnestlyremonstrateagainst-thegeneralinterestsOfthreEPresented新county,Analternativelyopposedtoyourgrantingsaidpetition,和thereforewe 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of the people interested desire to be cut off from the old county, they cannot see the use or propriety of agitating the question further at this time. It has been clearly demonstrated that the majority of the people interested—whether they are right or wrong is not the question—are opposed to County Division at this time, and its advocates should recognize that fact and bow to the will of the people. County Surveyor elect; T. J. Ellis proposes to establish an office in the new Court House, on the south-west corner of Fourth and West streets, as soon as his term of office begins, in anticipation of County Division and the ultimate location of the County seat. Humphreys & Ticheval have formed a partnership in the real estate business, and have their office located at the same point. I am indebted to Judge Humphreys for the following conveyancing items, which covers all the real estate transactions for the last ten days. All the lots mentioned below are 50x125 feet in size unless otherwise described. McFadden to Maxwell, in Gospel Swamp, 160 acres, $12,000; Birch, from Birch’s addition, to Beach of Anaheim, three lots, $300; Birch to Lambkin, 1 lot, $80; Hickey to Swift, in edge of town, 1 acre, $300; Burton to Koontz, in Spurgeon’s original plot of Santa Ana, 1 lot, $40; Harlan to Kimball, 1 lot, 25x50 feet, $90; Harlan to Jones, 1 lot, 15x50 feet, $40; F. Dennie to N. O. Stafford, 40 acres, $3,000; (Mr. S. sold this land last Spring for $50 per acre, and has just bought it back at $75 per acre and is proud of his bargain.) Dennie to Hawkins, 33 acres, $2,475; Spurgeon to Baptist church, 1 lot, 125x190 feet—a free gift and $100 cash, besides; Spurgeon to the South Methodists, 1 lot, 125x190 feet, on the same terms. He also proposes to do as well to any other church or denomination that will erect a respectable building within a reasonable length of time. Spurgeon to this school district (Spring)-125x190 feet,a free gift. It adjoins the land on which the present school house stands. This addition will give plenty of elbow room for the additional number of children that will attend, after the erection of our $5,000 school house,the tax for which was recently voted. Mr. Tichenal has leased one lot to Mr. Edwards, of Orange, 25x50 feet in size, on which Mr. E. proposes to erect a store, where he will remove, when finished,his large stock of goods from Orange, of books, stationery, Yankee notions, etc., etc. Dawson to Hickey, 4 acres,$700; Tustin to Kolb, 3 lots,$70; Tustin to Ullyard, 3 lots,(gift); will yet hang tenaciously on the forlorn hope of a railroad,and seem honestly believe that it would relieve them,and eventually improve the commerce and wealth of their town. But why and for what would a railroad come here? There is no return freight to be had wherewith to pay the expense of the working of the road.In answer to which some aver that,sould the railroad ever come,tthat a line of steamers will then be inaugurated to ply between that port and China and Japan.Granting that it be so,the good San Diegans will soon experience the same lamentable result as the man who,believing that he could break a marble tablet with his head,found his head split first,and gave up the ghost. How can this little town compete with the millions invested in the China and Japan trade by San Francisco? Therefore at best this port could never be but a trans-shipping station;merely occupying a few more laborers to transfer the goods from steamer to railroad. If the residence of fifty or one hundred labors at the salary of two dollars and a half per day can create any amount of commerce in any city,the must confess my lack of perspicuity in that matter. National City,a about four and a half miles from New Town,has about one dozen:of houses,and at least eight or nine of them are“to let.”I need say no more of this famous National.The lower portion of Sweet Water Valley is willow brush and partly salt marsheswhere I saw half a dozen of half starved cattle.I have been toldhowever,that in the upper portion of it there was one nice orange grove.I will visit this very soon. Paradise Valley (beautiful name) fails to sustain the appellation by not having anything to command it to consideration.They say,howeverthat this is the bad season and that in Summer it is splendid.No doubt the San Dieganswho having no better,and no hope to better,have become reconcilled by force of contact. Good Old Town remains the same old rickety place,with no hope of remedy. In Mission Valley there can be seen a few patches of green barley or wheat of some ten twenty acres each,aggregating,purchases,t seventy-five or one hundred acres.Neither orchards or gardens of any kind.I forgot to mention one vegetable garden(Chinese)about half way to Paradise Valleywhich looks very wellThere is.I am told,a three thousand acre ranch about fifteen miles southeast from New Town(Cajon Ranch)which produces thousands of tons of wheat yearly.I will not leave this place without visiting this ranch,and hope that truthful demonstration will give a better opinion of the resources and prospective growth of this place.Indeed,i wish that at this present time I could give it more creditbut truths are incontrovertible and undeniable,and I will never step over it for any consideration. The climate at this time has the greatest similarity with that of San Francisco,vith the exception that the temperature is warmer,and conserve it. will yet hang tenaciously on the forlorn hope of a railroad,and seem honestly believe that it would relieve them,and eventually improve the commerce and wealth of their town.But why and for what would a railroad come here?There is no return freight to be had wherewith to paythe expense of the working of the road.In answer to which some aver that,sould the railroad ever come,tthat a line of steamers will then be inaugurated to ply between that port and China and Japan.Granting that it be so,the good San Diegans will soon experience the same lamentable result as the man who,believing that he could break a marble tablet with his head,found his head split first,and gave up the ghost.How can this little town compete with the millions invested in the China and Japan trade by San Francisco?Therefore at best this port could never be but a trans-shipping station;merely occupying a few more laborers to transfer the goods from steamer to railroad.If the residence of fifty or one hundred labors at the salary of two dollars and a half per day can create any amount of commerce in any city,the must confess my lack of perspicuity in that matter. National City,a about four and a half miles from New Town,has about one dozen:of houses,and at least eight or nine of them are“to let.”I need say no more of this famous National.The lower portion of Sweet Water Valley is willow brush and partly salt marsheswhere I saw half a dozen of half starved cattle.I have been toldhowever,that in the upper portion of it there was one nice orange grove.I will visit this very soon. Paradise Valley (beautiful name) fails to sustain the appellation by not having anything to command it to consideration.They say,howeverthat this is the bad season and that in Summer it is splendid.No doubt the San Dieganswho having no better,and no hope to better,have become reconcilled by force of contact. Good Old Town remains the same old rickety place,with no hope of remedy. In Mission Valley there can be seen a few patches of green barley or wheat of some ten twenty acres each,aggregating,purchases,t seventy-five or one hundred acres.Neither orchards or gardensof any kind.I forgot to mention one vegetable garden(Chinese)about half way to Paradise Valleywhich looks very wellThere is.I am told,a three thousand acre ranch about fifteen miles southeast from New Town(Cajon Ranch)which produces thousands of tons of wheat yearly.I will not leave this place without visiting this ranch,and hope that truthful demonstration will give a better opinion of the resources and prospective growth of this place.Indeed,i wish that at this present time I could give it more creditbut truths are incontrovertible and undeniable,and I will never step over it for any consideration. The climate at this time has the greatest similarity with that of San Francisco,vith the exception that the temperature is warmer,and conserve it. will yet hang tenaciously on the forlorn hope of a railroad,and seem honestly believe that it would relieve them,and eventually improve the commerce and wealth of their town.But why and for what would a railroad come here?There is no return freight to be had wherewith to paythe expense of the working of the road.In answer to which some aver that,sould the railroad ever come,tthat a line of steamers will then be inaugurated to ply between that port and China and Japan.Granting that it be so,the good San Diegans will soon experience the same lamentable result as the man who,believing that he could break a marble tablet with his head,found his head split first,and gave up the ghost.How can this little town compete with the millions invested in the China and Japan trade by San Francisco?Therefore at best this port could never be but a trans-shipping station;merely occupying a few more laborers to transfer the goods from steamer to railroad.If the residence of fifty or one hundred labors at the salary of two dollars and a half per day can create any amount of commerce in any city,the must confess my lack of perspicuity in that matter. National City,a about four and a half miles from New Town,has about one dozen:of houses,and at least eight or nine of them are“to let.”I need say no more of this famous National.The lower portion of Sweet Water Valley is willow brush and partly salt marsheswhere I saw half a dozen of半 starved cattle.I have been toldhowever,that in the upper portion of it there was one nice orange grove.I will visit this very soon. Paradise Valley (beautiful name) fails to sustain the appellation by not having anything to command it to consideration.They say,howeverthat this is the bad season and that in Summer it is splendid.No doubt the San Dieganswho having no better,and no hope to better,have become reconcilled by force of contact. Good Old Town remains the same old rickety place,with no hope of remedy. In Mission Valley there can be seen a few patches of green barley or wheat of some ten twenty acres each,aggregating,purchases,t seventy-five or one hundred acres.Neither orchards or gardensof any kind.I forgot to mention one vegetable garden(Chinese)about half way to Paradise Valleywhich looks very wellThere is.I am told,a three thousand acre ranch about fifteen miles southeast from New Town(Cajon Ranch)which produces thousands of tons of wheat yearly.I will not leave this place without visiting this ranch,and hope that truthful demonstration will give a better opinion of the resources and prospective growth of this place.Indeed,i wish that at this present time I could give it more creditbut truths are incontrovertible and undeniable,and I will never step over it for any consideration. The climate at this time has the greatest similarity with that of San Francisco,vith the exception that the temperature is warmer,and conserve it. will yet hang tenaciously on the forlorn hope of a railroad,and seem honestly believe that it would relieve them,and eventually improve the commerce and wealth of their town.But why and for what would a railroad come here?There is no return freight to be had wherewith to paythe expense of the working of the road.In answer to which some aver that,sould the railroad ever come,tthat a line of steamers will then be inaugurated to ply between that port and China and Japan.Granting that it be so,the good San Diegans will soon experience the same lamentable result as the man who,believing that he could break a marble tablet with his head,found his head split first,and gave up the ghost.How can this little town compete with the millions invested in the China and Japan trade by San Francisco?Therefore at best this port could never be but a trans-shipping station;merely occuplying a few more laborers to transfer the goods from steamer to railroad.If the residence of fifty or one hundred labors at the salary of two dollars and a half per day can create any amount of commerce in any city,the must confess my lack of perspicuity in that matter. National City,a about four and a half miles from New Town,has about one dozen:of houses,and at least eight or nine of them are“to let.”I need say no more of this famous National.The lower portion of Sweet Water Valley is willow brush and partly salt marsheswhere I saw half a dozenof半 starved cattle.I have been toldhowever,that in the upper portion of it there was one nice orange grove.I will visit this very soon. Paradise Valley (beautiful name) fails to sustain the appellation by not having anything to command it to consideration.They say,howeverthat this is the bad season and that in Summer it is splendid.No doubt the San Dieganswho having no better,and no hope to better,have become reconcilled by force of contact. Good Old Town remains the same old rickety place,with no hope of remedy. In Mission Valley there can be seen a few patches of green barley or wheat of some ten twenty acres each,aggregating,purchases,t seventy-five or one hundred acres.Neither orchards or gardensof any kind.I forgot to mention one vegetable garden(Chinese)about half way to Paradise Valleywhich looks very wellThere is.I am told,a three thousand acre ranch about fifteen miles southeast from New Town(Cajon Ranch)which produces thousandsof tons of wheat yearly.I will not leave this place without visiting this ranch,and hope that truthful demonstration will give a better opinion of the resources and prospective growth of this place.Indeed,i wish that at this present time I could give it more creditbut truths are incontrovertible and undeniable,and I will never step over it for any consideration. The climate at this time has the greatest similarity with that of San Francisco,vith the exception that the temperature is warmer,and conserve it. will yet hang tenaciously on the forlorn hope of a railroad,and seem honestly believe that it would relieve them,and eventually improve the commerce and wealth of their town.But why and for what would a railroad come here?There is no return freight to be had wherewith to paythe expense of the working of the road.In answer to which some aver that,sould the railroad ever come,tthat a line of steamers will then be inaugurated to ply between that port和China and Japan.Granting that it be so,the good San Dieganswill shortly experiencethe same lamentable result asthe man who,believingthathe could breaka marble tabletwithhishead,foundhisheadsplitfirstandwerehopedtoexactlieabilitysuppliesforthepartiesoftheschooldistrict(Spring)-125x190feet,afree gift.it adjointhelandonwhichthepresentschoolhousestandsThisadditionwill give plentyofelbowroomfortheadditionalnumberofchildrenthatwillattendafterthecreationofour$5,000schoolhouse,thetaxforwhichwasrecentlyvoted.Mr.TichalenhasleasedonelottoMr.Edwardsalong25x50feetinsizeonwhichMr.E.demnietoN.O.O.stafford4acres,$3,000;(Mr.S.soldthislandlastSpringfor$50peracre,dashedjustboughtitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuyingitbackat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuying它backat$75peracreandisprouseditalltimewithbuying它backat$75peracreandisproused它backat$75peracreandisproused它backat$75peracreandisproused它backat$75peracreandisproused它backat$75peracreandisproused它back.at$75peracreandisproused它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandisprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandissprouSED它 back.at$75peracreandissprouSED它 back.at$75peracreanddissprouSED它 back.at$75peracreanddissprouSED它 back.at$75peracреndиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреndиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75_perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$75/perасреNDиспроSED它 back.at$ The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. 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The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The Secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The Secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The Secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The Secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The Secretary is responsible for managing all educational programs offered by our institution. The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary Is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary Is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary Is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary Is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary Is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, The Secretary Is responsible for Managing all Educational Programs offered by Our Schoolhousehouse, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USED BY THE SCHOOLHOUSEHOUSE, THE SECRETARY IS LIABLE FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF THESE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO BE USE It adjoins the land on which the present school house stands. This addition will give plenty of elbow room for the additional number of children that will attend, after the erection of our $5,000 school house, the tax for which was recently voted. Mr. Tichenal has leased one lot to Mr. Edwards, of Orange, 25x50 feet in size, on which Mr. E. proposes to erect a store, where he will remove, when finished, his large stock of goods from Orange, of books, stationery, Yankee notions, etc., etc. Dawson to Hickey, 4 acres, $700; Tustin to Kolb, 3 lots, $70; Tustin to Ullyard, 3 lots, (gift); Spurgeon to Ullyard, 1 lot, (gift) for the purpose of erecting that "flouring establishment," on which our "critic" friend from Tustin has been crying about. We would recommend our friend who lives in our beautiful little suburb, Tustin, to make a careful and prayerful search through the back numbers of the Gazette, in order to ascertain the fact that "Bion" has given a fair and un-biased account of every locality that he has written about. If he will follow our advice it will prevent him from again making an egregious ass of himself. The undersigned has always maintained that the prosperity of all, a fact that "Critic" would have been aware of if he had been a religious reader of the Gazette, which would have prevented him from committing a seeming plagiarism. The fact is, Mr. Editor, there are a class of men in every community who are peculiarly constituted that the pricks of truth are deadly poison to them. Because we mentioned the undeniable fact that Santa Ana possesses natural advantages over her sister towns and settlements, which was drawing man of business to us from them; that in boring for artisan water here we did not have to contend with the hollers (which has so far prevented either Orange, or Tustin, or Anaheim from obtaining a single well) our very good friend "files off the handle" because we presumed to point out these natural advantages we possess over our neighbors. Within a radius of six miles we can point out to our friend fifty or more flowing walls, and they don't need "wind" to pump it out, either. Mr. Spurgeon's well is "It was a sweet household picture: She was red in the face and smiling like a hurricane; his nose was bleeding where the rolling pin struck him, and he was swearing at another; the children were crying. Over the door hang a muffin." There was a chromo representing Faith, Hope and Charity, over the mantel, and a plaster bust of Pensa over the backseam. In the Assembly on Saturday, Mr. McConnell's bill to repeal the compulsory education law was made the special order for Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Lambourn's bill to empower the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county to appoint a Deputy District Attorney, and to authorize the payment of his salary was passed. Hayne, of Santa Barbara, gave notice of a bill to change the name of the town of San Buenaventura to Ventura. Hayne introduced a bill to amend the Act incorporating the city of Santa Barbara. Referred to the Committee on Corporations. In the Assembly to-day McConnell introduced a bill to incorporate the city of Anaheim. Lambourn's bill regarding the removal of the tax on native grape brandy, is also on the Assembly file, with the approval of the Committee on Federal Relations. McConnell's bill concerning the appointment of notaries, is on file, amended by the Judiciary Committee, and its passage recommended. McConnell's bill to abolish the State Board of Equalization is on file for passage and engrossment, with the recommendation of the Judiciary Committee. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25, On motion of Mr Bush, the Assembly bill in relation to highways in Los Angeles county was passed in the Senate yesterday. Rush introduced a bill in the Senate to protect the sea gulls in the neighborhood of Santa Monica. Referred to the Committee on Agriculture. In the Assembly, Hayne introduced a bill to authorize the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county to build a jail and hospital in said county; and to issue bonds for the construction thereof, and to provide for the payment of the same. Referred to the delegation. Referred back to day, and its passage recommended. So was the bill to amend the corporate charter of Santa Barbara. A joint resolution was introduced in the Senate by Laine, and on request white in frames, 18@22; No. 2, 12@15c; dark strained, 12; cases of one doz pails,$4 25. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24, In the Assembly on Saturday, Mr. McConnell's bill to repeal the compulsory education law was made the special order for Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Lambourn's bill to empower the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county to appoint a Deputy District Attorney, and to authorize the payment of his salary was passed. Hayne, of Santa Barbara, gave notice of a bill to change the name of the town of San Buenaventura to Ventura. Hayne introduced a bill to amend the Act incorporating the city of Santa Barbara. Referred to the Committee on Corporations. In the Assembly to-day McConnell introduced a bill to incorporate the city of Anaheim. Lambourn's bill regarding the removal of the tax on native grape brandy, is also on the Assembly file, with the approval of the Committee on Federal Relations. McConnell's bill concerning the appointment of notaries, is on file, amended by the Judiciary Committee, and its passage recommended. McConnell's bill to abolish the State Board of Equalization is on file for passage and engrossment, with the recommendation of the Judiciary Committee. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25, On motion of Mr Bush, the Assembly bill in relation to highways in Los Angeles county was passed in the Senate yesterday. Rush introduced a bill in the Senate to protect the sea gulls in the neighborhood of Santa Monica. Referred to the Committee on Agriculture. In the Assembly, Hayne introduced a bill to authorize the Board of Supervisors of Santa Barbara county to build a jail and hospital in said county; and to issue bonds for the construction thereof, and to provide for the payment of the same. Referred to the delegation. Referred back to day, and its passage recommended. So was the bill to amend the corporate charter of Santa Barbara. A joint resolution was introduced in the Senate by Laine, and on request white in frames, 18@22; No. 2, 12@15c; dark strained, 12; cases of one doz pails,$4 25. Fremont, Jan. 21. An advance to the late late at Camp Apache doubtlessly conjugated, anything action at would be some sympathetic the Indians at The Agent's dispatch states that such is not likely advises some mine the report of the Camp state that Diablo's San Carlos peaceable and present mining discoveries week in Southern the general aspect of afflicted. Life of the prospective body completed, sale of mine. With thames returned from the late to San Francisco, the splendid mine feel went anyhow. A strong that the ledge is even the most enthought. TUCSON, Jan. 22. From Sonora is on Saturday evening, 15th arrival of the Sonora further news from the town that State. In the on the morning of an engagement took the forces under the siege of Sonora and Genoa. The Secretary had some days previously measure for Ures, which Sonora; but, unfortunate latter city had in "pronounced," and which he found the city bands of General General Serra's command, home, however, boldly arty or Serra's men meet them, but the terminated in the act with the loss of $4,- and a large quantity of 60th inst. the towns chi, Matahe, Batue, the towns thence on said had "pronounced" and had been placed general command of Koman. Seems to be developed. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. Joseph A. Maliky, the young man that committed suicide had night, was a young printmaker briefly mabling on the Bulletin. His parents mabil in Oakland, but his father is now at Sacramento as a legislative correspondent. The bully was given in his mother tonight for burial to morrow. The demeaned suffered from epileptic film, and being of the opinion that he could never be cured, he deliberately took his life to save further suffering. The State Encompassment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in this city next Saturday. The meeting will not be called to order until after the arrival of the trains, as most of the interior delegates will come on them. An afternoon dispatch was received announcing the safe arrival of the steamer City of Yokohama, putting all fears of her supposed loss at rest. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. At the delinquent sale of the Bank of California stock only 480 shares were sold. Assumptions on the remainder of 3,450 shares originally published as delinquent having been paid, shares sold at the rate of 100 shares for 60 shares, the purchaser paying amendments on the whole amount, or something near $14 50 per share. Flags are flying at half mast from the buildings and ships in memory of Minister Avery. The funeral will take place at two o'clock. It has been raining all morning, but should it stop there will be a large turn out. The celebrated racer, Wild Idle, has been permanently retired from the track, the back tendon of his right fore leg being broken. Wild Idle was one of the Eastern horses attracted to the Pacific coast by thirty thousand-dollar purse offered by the Pacific Jockey Club. He received an injury which incapacitated him from further service on the turf in the four-nille haint won by him on the Bay District Course, on the 28d of October, when he beat Grimstead and made a record for himself of 7:254. Previous to the accident he was valued at $15,000. SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 21. News came into San Bernardino last night that John Bottom had committed suicide yesterday afternoon about dark by shooting himself through the head. We did not learn and sent via camera snap and their names and where they were gathered all. There is also our old Mr. Sashler Hahn News was recounted against Boulder Miller, which will surprise many people. Guy McGee, late city editor of the Inter-Oregon who is responsible for this announcement relating to Secretary Briskey recently published in that paper was in-day before the Grand Jury and given an opportunity to observe himself. Huntley, the reporter who wrote up the article, was also examined, but it is understood he declined to tell where he got his information. McGee is at present city editor of the Tribune, and it is supposed he can easily make out a case against Ernestow, his knowledge having been founded on a very limited quantity of hearay. NEW YORK, Jan. 21. It was reported to-day that negotiations are on foot for the withdrawal of the Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company's line from San Francisco to China, in favor of the Pacific Mall, under an arrangement with that company and the Pacific Railroad Company. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 21. On the 17th inst., a squad of 23 soldiers were attacked by a party of 200 Indians, fifty miles south of Santa Fe, New Mexico. The troops were on a buffalo hunt, and being armed with carbines, made a very good stand and fought gunnantly. Twenty-three red skins were killed. Three soldiers were wounded, one fatally. A detachment of troops have been sent from Santa Fe to search for the offending Indians, whom they will further chastise if found. WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. At a meeting of the Committee on Pacific Railroads this morning, arguments were made by Colonel Thomas A. Scott in favor of the Texas Pacific Railroad, and by Mr. Huntington against it. The Committee then post- SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 25. News came into San Bernardino last night that John Bottom had committed suicide yesterday afternoon about dark by shooting himself through the head. We did not learn the cause, but suppose it must have been temporary insanity, as he was in town yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock, and showed no signs of mental aberration. We understand that an attachment was made yesterday of all his property. BERLIN, Jan. 25. Prince Bismarck's illness is said to be the precursory symptoms of cholera. His condition is serious and causes much anxiety. DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 20. The lee-harvesters are at last in luck and are outting lee fourteen inches thick. The usual supply will be gathered. EUREKA, Nov., Jan. 25. The storm of wind and snow that commenced hero Friday exceeds in fury any that has visited this portion of the country for years. No train left Pullades yesterday, for Eureka, and none left this morning for Pullades as no connection can be made with trains on through routes. It is almost impossible to reach even Ruby Hill, and roads leading to all other mines are impassable. The locomotive of Eureka Consolidated ventured a trip to the mines Sunday, but is now buried deep in the snow, the smoke stack being barely visible. The engineer yesterday succeeded in getting the water out of the boiler, but found it impossible to move the engine. The snow drifted in more rapidly than it could be shoveled away. The stage due here from Hamilton Sunday night did not reach here till noon yesterday. The driver reports the snow unfathomable, and only succeeded in reaching town by leaving the roads and tracking along the sides of the mountains. On the road between here and Pinto Summit a number of freight wagons have been abandoned, and are now entirely covered with snow. This morning the weather is clear and pleasant. VIENNA, Jan. 20. It is rumored that Turkey has determined to declare war against Montenegro. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26. At the Lincoln primary school yesterday, a little boy was accidentally shot in the hand and the calf of the leg by the explosion of a pistol. He had been doing something very naughty the day before, and his teacher had threatened to whip him. The young one, to protect himself, obtained a pistol and brought it to school with skins were killed. Three soldiers were wounded, one fatally. A detachment of troops have been sent from Santa Fe to search for the offending Indians, whom they will further chastise if found. WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. At a meeting of the Committee on Pacific Railroads this morning, arguments were made by Colonel Thomas A. Scott in favor of the Texas Pacific Railroad, and by Mr. Huntington against it. The Committee then postponed further consideration of the subject until Wednesday next, and notified parties interested that if they had any further arguments to submit them in writing on Wednesday next. They think the subject has been pretty well exhausted. In the Probate Court Of the County of Los Angeles, State of California. In the matter of the estate of Jacob Keller, deceased. The petition of Charles Willa, praying for an order of the Probate Court of said County of Los Angeles, authorizing and directing the acquittals of said estate to execute and deliver to him a deed of conveyance for certain lands particularly described in said petition as follows: To wit: All that certain lot, place or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the town of Anaheim, County of Los Angles, State of California, and bounded particularly described as follows; to wit: Being part of city laid number (14) fourteen, reference being had to a certain map of Anaheim on record, made by George Hanson, and lithographed by Kuchal & Dresse, commencing at the southeast corner of said city lot number 94, running thence in a westward direction parallel to Central street sixty feet; thence in a right angle northwesterly feet; thence in a right angle southwesterly and parallel with Los Angeles street alley feet; to point of beginning having been presented to filed in this Court, and an order having this day been made by said Court, fixing the time and place for hearing said petition as herlafter sent forth and requiring this notice to be given. Now, therefore, pursuant to said order, notice is hereby given that Monday, the 24th day of January, A.D. 1876, at 10 o'clock A.M., of that day, and the Court Boom of said Probate Court at the Court House of said county, in the city and county of Los Angeles, State of California, have been appointed by said Probate Court as the time and place for hearing said petition, and at which time and place all persons having objections to the granting of said petition are required to appear and contest the same. Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate Court, this, the 24th day of December, A.D. 1075. A.W.POTTS, County Clerk Los Angeles County, and Clerk of said Probate Court. By E.H.Owenn Deputy, Summons. In the Justice Court of Anaheim Township, in the County of Los Angeles, State of California. Helmann & George, plaintiffs vs. Summons. Warren Metcalf, Defendant. The people of the State of California send greeting to Warren Metcalf, defendant. You are hereby required and directed to appear before me at my office in Anaheim Township, in the county of Los Angeles in an action brought against you by this show; named plaintiffs and answer the complaint in said action, on file In my office, on the 231 day of December, 1875, A.D., §10 o'clock A.M. The said action is brought in recover from you the sum of one hundred and thirty-five dollars and ninety-five cents, gold coin; for goods; wages; merchandise; money loaned and balance on note as attorneys by compulsor It is rumored that Turkey has determined to declare war against Montenegro. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26. At the Lincoln primary school yesterday, a little boy was accidentally shot in the hand and the calf of the leg by the explosion of a pistol. He had been doing something very naughty the day before, and his teacher had threatened to whip him. The young one, to protect himself, obtained a pistol and brought it to school with him, with the avowed intention of shooting his teacher, in case he attempted to punish him. He was loading the weapon when it went off, inflicting the injuries noted. The China Transportation Steamship Company filed a complaint in the Fourth District Court to-day against the Pacific Mall Steamship Company, to recover $30,110.14, on a charter by the defendants of the steamships Vasco de Gama and Vancouver, for a term of fifteen months. SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 27. The man, James Walker who attempted suicide last Saturday night at Miller's Hotel, was taken to prison, as he was supposed to be insane. Last night he tore the bandages away from his wound, and attempted to beat his brains out against the brick wall. He is in a critical condition and his recovery is doubtful. He has three children with a Mr. Reedin, at San Gabriel Cafon, who, on account of his high water, cannot get here to see him. We had a slight rain here last night and though not raining now, it lakes threatening and more is expected. CHICAGO, Jan. 28. As was foretold in a former telegram, the Grand Jury reported on the whisky cases to-day, returning thirteen indictments—one against A. C. Hasing alone, and one against him jointly with other parties. Those other parties In the Justices Court of Anaheim Township, in the County of Los Angeles, State of California. Helmann & George, plaintiffs vs. Warren Metalf, Defendant. The people of the State of California send greeting to Warren Metalf, defendant. You are hereby required and directed to appear before me, at my office in Anaheim Township, in the county of Los Angeles in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs and answer the complaints laid action on file in my office, on the 22nd day of December, 1875, A.D., at 10 o'clock A.M. The said action is brought to recover from you the sum of one hundred and thirty-four dollars and ninety-five cents, gold coins for goods, wages, merchandise, money leased and balance on note as appears by complaint hereinwith attached: ANAHIM, Sept. 19th, 1875. Warren Metalf Dr., to Helmann & George. To balance to date, as per bill rendered. $107.79 Balance due on note of March 1st, 1875. $123.90 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as shown required, said plaintiff will prove accounts and take judgment against you for said $123.90-600 together with costs of suit. Make legal service and due return herof. Given under my hand this six day of December A.D., 1875. ALEXANDER BAILEY. Justice of the House of Salt Township. Notice. ALL OWNERS OF STOCK of any kind, A horse, cattle, sheep or hogs—and hereby cautioned against allowing their animals in range on the Stearns' Barnes without authority from the undersigned; as they will be prosecuted go do so doing as Trapperman under the No Pension Act: Under no circumstance will hogs be permitted to range upon the said reaction. All persons are also cautioned against eating and removing from said ranches woad of any kind either for life-wood or furnishing purposes, and are hereby notified that the motion of the Tempest Law, relative to such acts, will be rigidly enforced against them. R. K. TUPPER, Agent for leasing unsold cattle on the Stearns' Barnes for Farming and Pasture. To Farmers. The undersigned denies to LEASE HIS VINEYARD On Center Street, Anaheim, together with all its fields, and paraphernalia of every description, to a PRACTICAL FARMER, Who will take good care of the premises. But full participation apply to: R. LUEDRE JANE, Center Street, Anaheim.