anaheim-gazette 1877-08-18

WEEKLY GAZETTE. SATURDAY...AUGUST 18. 1877. Church Meetings. FIRST PRESBYTEHIAN CHURCH, REGULAR SERVICE M. 11 A. M., and 7:20 P. M. Sunday School 10 a.m. Meeting for practice in Congregational singing and for Bible study, on Wednesday at 7:20 P. M. EPISCOPAL CHURCH, REV. G. M. HUBBARD, PARSON. Regular services every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock; evening services at 11 p. M. Sunday School at 91 a. M. Keinigkeiten. [FROM WEDNESDAY'S DAILY.] Four cars of sheep were shipped from the depot this morning. Mr. L. Bixby, proprietor of the Coast Line Stage Co., was in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. A. Brunson is in town to-day, taking testimony in the case of Wigginton vs. Pacheco. Under-Sheriff Rowan yesterday sold to Chas. Langley & Co., the stock of the Anaheim Drug Store for $250. John P. Zeyn was taken to San Francisco yesterday by Dr. Hardin. His disease has assumed a very serious aspect. Mrs. E. Pollard, of San Gabriel, had one of her limbs broken near the ankle, in a runaway the other day. A grey headed gentleman, who might have known better had he not been drunk, was making considerable noise on the streets last night. The Town Board of Equalization concluded its labors yesterday. The total value of property, as returned by the Assessor, is about $10,000 less than last year. From Robert Menzel, who arrived from the San Juan Hot Springs on Monday, we learn that there are about seventy-five campers there at present. Divine services were held there last Sunday, a preacher from Wilmington officiating. Francisco Armente, charged with stealing cattle some years ago, was arrested yesterday by Marshal Wartenberg, at Los Alamitos. He will be examined this morning before Justice Bailey. The Brass Band and a number of invited guests assembled at the school-house last evening, and proceeded in a body to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Laedke, "surprising" that worthy couple most effectually. A merry time was had, the host and hostess, assisted by their daughter Miss Olga, doing the honors in their usual hospitable way. It is needless to say that the band played charmingly. A meeting of Israelites will be held at Mendelson's store on next Sunday, to take measures to hold minyan during the coming Jewish holidays. It is customary, in localities where there is no synagogue, to hold minyan; i.e., a form of Jewish worship at which ten or any greater number of Israelites can participate. The holidays on the 8th and 9th of September are called Rosh Hashanah; and ten days later (on the 18th) is the holiday known as Yom Kipur. Freight for the following persons was received at the depot last night: J J Williams, 34 boxes fruit; O Warling, 1 pkg saillie treca; F & J Backs, 2 kegs nails; J Fischer, 2 pkga castings; L Gildimacher, 1 bdle sacks; R H Dibble, 1 hale rubber hose; H M & Co., 16 pkga hardware; C Luedke, 1 bbl newspaper; Tin Wo, 10 pkgs mdse; Gin Sung, 11 pkga mdze; L Goldamith, 2 egg boxes; Carey & Son, 4 ska corn; M J Bundy, 1 coll rope; W H & Co., 1 case coal oil; Spes & Morrison, 2 bars iron; H A Stough I bidle spokes; Dr Ellis, 1 pkge wheels; Z L Parmalee, 1 trunk. To-day the work of excavating the cellar for the brick building of P. Davis & Bro. will be commenced. The building will be 30x60 feet in the clear, and one story high. The east wall will be thirty feet from Morriason & Spees' blackamith shop, and the building will line with the butcher shop and bank. Mr. Schindler has the contract for the brick work, which will be done in a thoroughly substantial manner. The following diagram will give an idea of the internal arrangements: A Suggestion to Invent Eds. Gazette—Owing to currence of bathing parties the stingaree, which is any ant, to say the least, which dent can testify to from cannot be questioned, viz., not some genius invent an of zinc or galvanized tin, after the style of a shoe so that it would not chafe and come sufficiently high protection to the lather, if are invariably found at the same time be light enough the way." I merely make these sure that some inventive genius fore and shortly supply it and thereby make it possible delight in sea-bathing to do in perpetual dread of a remittile deil, who strikes wiand precision of an expert in the mind of his victim "make his mark." The Town Board of Equalization concluded its labors yesterday. The total value of property, as returned by the Assessor, is about $10,000 less than last year. From Robert Menzel, who arrived from the San Juan Hot Springs on Monday, we learn that there are about seventy-five campers there at present. Divine services were held there last Sunday, a preacher from Wilmington officiating. The Grange Hall, at the depot, is being renovated and improved for the occupancy of Mr. Taylor, who has leased the building, and will on Monday open with a large stock of groceries, etc. Mr. Gilbert, a brother-in-law of Mr. Taylor, will buy grain, paying cash therefor. Mr. P. A. Clark has completed arrangements with the Alameda Agricultural Works, whereby the latter will at once commence the manufacture of his Quadruple Force and Lift Pump, for which a patent has been applied. Several of these pumps will be hurried towards completion so that they can be placed on exhibition at the Mechanics' Fair in San Francisco. Freight for the following persons was received at the depot last night: W E Taylor, 30 sacks flour, 84 pkgs mdse; Cahen & Willard, 1 cask crockery, 25 pkgs mdse, 3 pkgs chairs; F Conrad, 1 bale hops; J Bennerscheidt, 18 pkgs mdse; I Cohen, 8 pkgs mdse; H W Lake, 26 pkgs mdse; A G Beebe, 2 cases stationery; W H Spurgeon, 4 pkgs mdse; A Langenberger, 30 sacks flour; J J Dyer, 2 kegs beer; Mrs. A A Martin, 4 pkgs mdse; L F Stuan, 5 pkgs mdse; R L Crowder & Co. 1 egg case, 30 boxes soap; C M Woodriff, 4 pkgs mdse; Goodman & Rimpaut, 1 case hats. In May last Mr. Bennett, engineer at A. Guy Smith & Co.'s mills, had a horse, saddle and bridle stolen. From a clue obtained some days ago, he traced the stolen property to Riverside, San Bernardino county. It was there found in possession of a Justice of the Peace, who had purchased it from a Mexican claiming to be a son of Pedro Lopez, of Anaheim. On a warrant issued by Judge Clark, Constable Pullen yesterday arrested a young man who has heretofore been known as Loper's son, but it transpires that his true name is Frederica Franco, and that he is only an adopted son of Lopez. The examination will take place in Justice Clark's office to-morrow morning. The "Labor Organization" of Los Angeles has labored and brought forth a ticket. Here it is: For State Senator, W. C. Wiseman ("Broadaxe"); Assemblymen, Edward Evey, James Thompson; Sheriff, P. Higgins; District Attorney, Geo. C. Gibbs; Treasurer, P. J. Quinn; Tax Collector, J. M. Pierson; County Clerk, R. J. Floyd; Recorder, R. A. Bach; Auditor, Francisco Machado; Supt. of Schools, G. H. Peek; Coroner, Dr. Dalton; Public Administrator, J. D. Gavitt; Supervisor Dist. No. 1, Ed. Huber; Surveyor, -To-day the work of excavating the cellar for the brick building of P. Davis & Bro. will be commenced. The building will be 30x50 feet in the clear, and one story high. The east wall will be thirty feet from Morrison & Spees' blacksmith shop, and the building will line with the butcher shop and bank. Mr. Schindler has the contract for the brick work, which will be done in a thoroughly substantial manner. The following diagram will give an idea of the internal arrangements: As will be seen by the above, the Mesars. Davis propose to go into the banking business, and will have a large fire-proof vault constructed. The bank room will be 15x20 feet in size. In their store they propose to deal exclusively in groceries. Although the building will be hurried to completion, it will not be occupied until next February, at which time the lease of the grounds on which the Davis buildings now stand will have expired. The store building they will tear down, and a purchaser will probably be found for the two-story building adjoining. [FROM FRIDAY'S DAILY] -Freight shipped from depot this morning: Eight bills pelts, 95 skis potatoes, 2 kegs wine, 1 pkg dry goods, 162 pieces lumber, 2 barrels tallow, 2 dry hides, 4 pipes wine. -The Republican Mass Meeting will be held at Kroeger's Hall this evening. Col.J.G.Eastman, Judge A.Brunson,Hon.J.P.West,and the Legislative candidates Mesars.Barrows,McComas and Hiltonwill address the meeting. -Francisco Armente was brought before Justice Bailey yesterday, on a charge of stealing cattle. He pleaded not guilty,and the examination was postponed until to-day,当when George Englehardt will arrive from Los Angeles to testify in the case. -Freight for the following persons was received at the depot last night: Dr Gulick,1 case drugs:R L Crowder,6 pkgs mdse; Dreyfus & Co.,6 pkgs mdse; L Layman，5 pkgs mdse;P，4 pkgs shot and powder，7 cases coal oil:J W Anderson & Co.,3 pkgs groceries;M J Bundy，1 bill hardware；J H Frick1 buggy，1 harness；M Mendelson，1 box mdse；Classen & B，2 kegs beer；W C Co.,40 kgs flour，W S Taylor，1 trunk. -The opening of the Christian College at Downey City took place in the Central Hotel Monday morning at 9 o'clock.J.M.Monflavor,它 had any effect on laction made in the News,the gent man," is a piece of tha Santa Ana is the championing candidates for Constable in the field that are in now Orange can unite and leavethe cold. Mr J.B.Raine,a hot Swamp Contracted for a late pick his hops.Hwas in white laborers that they w as cheap as the Chinamea provided they would furnish save his crop requiring which he says they agreed nished but thirtywho w oabout half of them struck or quit for some reason or no work will strengthen thne neae labor. The attempt of the Dem Valley News into a Democratic dollars,has made The stock held by Republion owned by Messrs.Cuinand Barbour.of the De bought by J.H.FruitwhatDemocratic organ out of intense of being neutral or ir The political speeches reators' meeting,some time toductive of much good to nominees.Mr.A Brunsdilate for District Attorneysinguished himself by which he acquitted himself opponent,Capt.Thom.of his speech.Col.Smithother Democrats were in indifferenceapparently,the heaps smoking,talking,they assumed a sitting pointthrow their cigars away;the their feet and commenced among themselves,circulatethe crowd,d apparently unmoment.He kept themable condition for some ma made a replywhich was became very "hot underedto make a favorable in hearers. Mr.C.W.Brown whistchool here and studied meatat the Brunswick,MaineHe will attend lecturesNew York for the nexthe will return to Californiacountain in this place.He andthe many friends shebe glad to hear of his success. The friends of R.B.Guiltified over the fact to receive even a complimentput up to be traded off andDemocracy on this side ocresent the slight put uponAngeles delegation.on thirty per cent.moreinthis settlementandever before.it is estimatednot be 200 sacks of cornside of the Santiago creecettlement. A Baptist revival is goowillows.The meetings areDodge's brick store is amMr.W.D.Mortonhaiden on the DemocraticCounciland that rising youngWicks.is spoken of as hisMr.French.of Tustinvalidate for Justice of the ship.at the Judicial elecC.E.French.of the Sa The "Labor Organization" of Los Angeles has labored and brought forth a ticket. Here it is: For State Senator, W. C. Wiseman ("Broadaxa"); Assemblymen, Edward Evey, James Thompson; Sheriff, P. Higgins; District Attorney, Geo. C. Gibbs; Treasurer, P. J. Quinn; Tax Collector, J. M. Pierson; County Clerk, R. J. Floyd; Recorder, R. A. Bach; Auditor, Francisco Machado; Supt. of Schools, G. H. Peck; Coroner, Dr. Dalton; Public Administrator, J. D. Gavitt; Supervisor Dist. No. 1, Ed. Huber; Surveyor, L. Seebold; County Judge, W. H. Gray; Constable, J. A. Bell. It grieves us to announce our inability to support the genial Jack-knife for Senator. Next to Mr. Barrows, Wiseman is our choice. He is a truly good man, and although he is rather unclean as to linen and finger-nails, his noble qualities of head and heart condone these little eccentricities. [FROM THURSDAY'S DAILY.] The Cajon Irrigating Company were yesterday making preparations to put a force of men at work on their ditch. Ismael Romero, the noted horse-thief, has again turned up at Temecula, where he stole a horse and killed a man who was pursuing him. Judge Lindley informs the Express that those voracious ground squirrels are not content with devouring his melons and pumpkins, but they climb his peach trees and carry off the green fruit. Seventeen hundred new names will appear on the Great Register of Los Angeles county this year. Fifteen hundred of that number voted at the last election, however, with registration cards. The requisite papers were yesterday signed by the Trustees of the Anaheim Water Company to get out a second injunction against the Semi-Tropic Company and the Yerba. The injunction will probably be granted by the Court to-day. The following freight was shipped from the depot this morning: Two halas sheep pelts, 3 beer kegs, 3 boxes butter, 70 skis barley, 1 case household goods, 1 box crockery, 6 boxes eggs, 32 skis potatoes, 8 cars cattle. Freight for the following persons was received at the depot last night: Dr Gulick, 1 case drugs: R L Crowder, 6 pkgs mdse; Dreyfus & Co., 6 pkgs mdse; L Layman, 5 pkgs mdse; P, 4 pkgs shot and powder, 7 cases coal oil: J W Anderson & Co., 3 pkgs groceries; M J Bundy, 1 bille hardware; J H Frick 1 buggy, 1 harness; M Mendelson, 1 box mdse; Classen & B, 2 kegs beer; W C Co., 40 skis flour, W S Taylor, 1 trunk. The opening of the Christian College at Downey City took place in the Central Hotel Monday morning at 9 o'clock. J. M. Monroe, A.M., President in the Chair; W. H. Baker, A.M., assisting; Miss Hattie McKim, a graduate of Kirksville Normal School, Missouri, in charge of the primary Department; Mrs. J. M. Monroe officiating at the organ. The opening exercises were introduced by singing a hymn written by P. P. Bliss; "When Jesus Comes." Prof. Monroe then read the one hundred and third Psalm and offered a solemn invocation of blessings from our Heavenly Father on behalf of the new enterprise. The exercises were closed with the song "Cling to Jesus," one of A.D. Fillmore's best productions. Many citizens were present. Wells, Fargo & Co. The following letters and packages remain uncalled for at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express: S. Covarrubras, T. Boege, Jesus Martinez, R. D. Curtis. H. Caldwell, Heiman & Sorenson, A. Baily, Dr. D'Assonville, S. Covarrubias, H. Caldwell, Judge Evey, Heimann & Sorenson, Sabastian Meakinte, Andrea Yorba. Post Office Letter List. Letters for the following persons remain uncalled for at the Anaheim Postoffice: Miss Florence E. Burr, P.R.Comsky, Fred.Dawson, R.T.Harris, Miss Eva Johnston, Mrs.M.B.Shackelton Gus Voss, Henry Wyman, HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTOR. The Evangelist Metropolitan Temple opp.U.S.Mint. Mr. Landshorough, a well-known Australian explorer, has adduced a variety of facts to prove that dense forests are on the increase in Australia, and that the climate is gradually becoming moister, and therefore, improving for agriculture. A Baptist revival is going willingly. The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest... Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthesantiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest... Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest... Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest... Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest... Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest... Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150. Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean themfrombeerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlementandeverbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150." Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean them从beerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlement和everbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150." Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean them从beerbearclaretfromFrance."Thesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsofdrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlement和everbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150." Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean them从beerbearclaretfromFrance."ThesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsoFDrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlement和everbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150." Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;Iwillgivethemwean them从beerbearclaretfromFrance."ThesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsoFDrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlement和everbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150." Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly half a cent Wellington did a very brittle there should be free traction to wean people from spines once we have taken a stair back,andwehadthebaby1860whenMr.Gladstoeeingthatweaningpeanutbewasafailureheasplan;I willgivethemwean them从beerbearclaretfromFrance."ThesteadofweaningthemtheynowdrinkspiritsoFDrinknowwhoneverdrankwhomathathesettlement和everbefore.ititisestimatednot200sacksof cornsideofthes Santiagocreechsettlement. A Baptist revival is goering willingly.The meetings are held in Dodge's brick store is not far away from the Democratic Center and that rising young Wicks is spoken of as his friend. Mr.French.ofTustin.validate for Justice of the Court at the JudicialelecC.E.French.oftheSanC.C.W.HumphreysandP.candidatesfromthisprinceGibbon.fromOrangepremierestinCarpenterWaterRancho,$150." Real Estate Wednesday,P.R.Aug.,15thnight.prexailingdate,andhigh Average Temperature.....Average highest and lowest..。 Sir Wilfred Lawson,Baronet and M.P.,saidly: "Nearly半数中心Wellington了非常容易的交通条件，因此我们应该在这种环境中找到一个合适的停车位。Messia Martinez，R.D.Curtis，Henrimann & Sorenstein，Gus Voss，Henry Wyman，Held FOR BETTER-DirectOR。Evangel，Metropolitan Temple opp.U.S.Mint。" Mr.Landsborough,a well-known Australian explorer has advanced a variety of facts to prove that dense forests are on the increase in Australia，and that the climate is gradually becoming moister，and therefore，improving for agriculture。 A Suggestion to Inventive Minds. EDR. GAZETTE.—Owing to the frequent occurrence of bathing parties getting stung by the stingaree, which is anything but pleasant, to say the least, which your correspondent can testify to from a standpoint that cannot be questioned, viz., experience, could not some genius invent an armor, composed of zinc or galvanized tin, made something after the style of a shoe! It could be lined, so that it would not chafe or wear the foot, and come sufficiently high to afford ample protection to the leather, (for the stingarees are invariably found at the bottom,) and at the same time be light enough not to be "in the way." I merely make these suggestions, hoping that some inventive genius may come to the fore and shortly supply this desideratum, and thereby make it possible for those who delight in sea-bathing to do so without being in perpetual dread of a rencounter with that little deil, who strikes with the accuracy and precision of an expert, leaving no doubt in the mind of his victim as to his ability to "make his mark." STINGAREE. Santa Ana Hems. FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. Gen. John O. Wheeler, Jotham Bixby, H. C. Wiley, Geo. H. Kimball, R. R. Sotelo, Ebun Hilton, and others of the Republican candidates have been in this part of the county, making a thorough canvass. The attack made by an Anaheim paper, charging Mr. Hilton with being in favor of county division (and which it agreed to retract for $51) has done him no harm, the well-known falsity of such a charge causing a motion in his favor, if it had any effect at all. The accusation made in the News, that "he is a Sargent man," is a piece of the same cloth, and was no doubt intended for blackmailing purposes also. Santa Ana is the champion town for raising candidates for Constable. If all remain in the field that are in now, Tnstin City and Orange can unite and leave Santa Ana out in the cold. Mr J. B. Raine, a hop grower of the Swamp, contracted for a lot of Chinamen to pick his hops. He was informed by a lot of white laborers that they would pick his hops as cheap as the Chinamen. He consented, provided they would furnish enough men to save his crop, requiring some sixty men. Westminster Hems. REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE. The squatters on the lands north of us see the folly of trying to hold their claims, and are vacating. In the willows the wetters do not feel entirely at ease as to winning their suit. At the meeting held last Friday Mr. Allen made an address in explanation of his mission to and work in Washington about this case. He attempted to make a number of points, showing the certainty of their ultimate success, if they will but persevere. But to an unprejudiced mind—and indeed, to many of the settlers—the arguments he used and the points he aimed to secure appeared very weak. The calibre of the man was shown when he told of threats made by him to Secretary Schurz to have the entire lot in the Department indicted and tried. Also when he stated that "if the Government issues the patent to the Land Co., after I have darred them to, we can still appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court." The old story of appeal is still harped, and will be the cry so long as money is provided when called for. Many of the settlers are tired of this line of argument, and wish if this land rightly belongs to the Company, to pay them. But they want it settled, and do not look with favor on any suggested appeal which must require thousands of dollars to carry it on and years to decide it. We wish the case was at an end, for as it now stands, "its a drawback to our entire section. If the land belongs to the Government we shall be glad and would congratulate our neighbors if they succeed in the case. But if the Land Co.'s claim be just, all good citizens will be glad of a decision in their favor. At the meeting we have mentioned Messrs Brunson and Thom, who were opposing counsel in the case at one time, and who are now rival candidates for the office of District Attorney, also made addresses in the matter and on the political questions in which they are interested. The result was that Thom got the worst of it; and though some state that Thom cleared himself in their opinion and that they will vote for him, they are exceptions. The larger part of the settlers say they will not support him. Brunson will receive many votes there. During the past week Messrs Hilton, Robinson and Blanken have here canvassing their respective chances for election. We heard something the other day which showed "reform" in a new shape. A delegate to the Fast Democratic Convention told us that his party was tired of their old leaders in this county, and that at their convention they threw them overboard. He said they rejected three men (good men, too) who sought nominations, because they were too The Eucalyptus Tribe and the Mesquit Tree. (From the Excerpt) By your permission, I wish the medium of your excellent journal to reply to frequent inquiries in reference to some of the Australian Eucalyptus tribe, also the Mesquit (Alparabia Glendale.) As so much has been published on the subject, as well as very large investments having been made in one variety of the Eucalyptus, amounting almost to a mania in Southern California, one would suppose that everybody and his cousin were fully posted as to its qualities and value; but from the numerous inquiries on the subject, I judge this is not the fact, and that more light is required. The Eucalyptus tribe are quite numerous, and some of them attain an altitude of 200 and 250 feet. They are vigorous growers, dropping their limbs as they grow upwards when renders them quite unit for a shade tree. No tree in California can begin to compare with our beautiful Pepper tree for either shade or shelter. The best varieties of the Eucalyptus are the following: The Iron Burk, the Red Gum, the Stringy Bark, and the Honeyguillec; the first named being superior to anything for fences, fuel, shiptimber, railroad ties, breakwater timber, house building etc., etc., the other varieties are good also for domestic purposes. I shall mention at this time but one other of the tribe of the Eucalyptus—The Blue Gum, which I am free to admit, after very many years acquaintance with it, is the most worthless, it not being adapted for any of the above named purposes on account of its straggling and twisting nature; for after it attains maturity, no one ever would attempt to utilize it for domestic purposes, much less allow it on their grounds; as everyone knows it is a complete exhaustor of the soil. Its only redeeming features are from a sanitary standpoint. It is like all our indigenous forest trees—even the despised chaparral—constantly giving off a valuable oil or perfume, found to be one of the most valuable preventives known against fever and ague and other malarious diseases. In addition, we have no doubt its leaves possess some medicinal virtue. To say the least, it is a powerful astringent, and its properties have been tested in chronic cases of diarrhea of several years standing; which have been permanently cured by a decoction prepared from the leaves. But this is paying pretty dear for the whistle, and it is only a question of time, and then the bubble will burst, and the Americans will then realize the deception and the imposition practiced upon them by their cousins across the water. The Mesquit, which abounds both in Australia and America, is invaluable. Not only is it the best of It takes about two dollars to pay for the "Jemonade" for the group of sailors usually to be found around the ferry dock saloons. They had a misunderstanding a few days ago as to whose turn it was to "call on," and one old lake captain in particular took a solemn vow never to stand treat again. He was in dead earnest at the time, but yesterday forenoon he thought it all over and concluded to inaugurate the good old custom. He didn't care to give in all at once, and after due reflection he went out, approached a stranger, and the two had a private confab. When the captain returned to the saloon he was followed by the stranger, and pretty soon the old sailor remarked: "Gentleman, I was just thinking of the accident to the schooner Sunlight, and how near I came to a watery grave." "How was it?" asked several of the sitters. "Well, you see, it was twenty-four years ago, and a squall struck us when forty miles off Lexington, Lake Huron; she went down like a bar of iron, and two of us got clear of the rail. This man here and myself were the two. I met him a few minutes ago for the first time since we had that long swim together." "Yes; that's so," added the stranger. "We had nothing to float us," continued the captain, "and after waiting around for an hour or so we struck out for Lexington. It was a clean forty miles, and that swim was the longest on record. Mind you, gentlemen, we didn't have oven a straw to help float us, and were also weighted down with our clothing. We'd swim for a while and then stop and pray, and then swim on again, and the next day, at noon, we landed on the beach, where Lexington now stands." "Don't believe it!" shouted several voices. "Well I am telling you the truth," replied the captain in a grieved tone. "When we landed I borrowed two dollars of my friend here for general expenses. I have never paid the debt, but am going to now. Do you think I'd hand him money if I didn't owe it, and if we hadn't taken that swim together?" The crowd began to believe—also to lick their chops in anticipation. It had been arranged by the captain for the stranger to spend the money at the bar, but when he received the bill he folded it up and said: in this settlement and Westminster than ever before. It is estimated that there will not be 200 sacks of corn shelled on the other side of the Santiago creek, in the Orange settlement. A Baptist revival is going down in the willows. The meetings are held out of doors. Dodge's brick store is rapidly going up. Mr. W. D. Morton has resigned his position on the Democratic Central Committee, and that rising young statesman, Moye Wicks, is spoken of as his successor. Mr. French, of Tustin City, will be a candidate for Justice of the Peace of this township, at the Judicial election in October (not C. E. French, of the San Joaquin Ranch.) C. W. Humphreys and P. W. Straw will be candidates from this precinct. Judge McGibbon, from Orange precinct, will also run. Mr. John R. Paul has sold out his furniture establishment, and will soon establish a bath-house in Santa Barbara. Bionx. August 15th, 1877. Real Estate Transfers. John P Zeyn to Sophia Dravson—Town lot 20, Anaheim, $3,000. Mrs. A. B. Lewis to L. H. Stine—7.06 acres in Santa Ana Rancho, $700. G. W. Vance to A. R. Dresser—Half interest in Carpenter Water ditch, Santa Ana Rancho, $150. Thermometrical Record. The following is our record for the week ending Wednesday, p. i., Aug. 15th, giving lowest point by night preceding date, and highest by day: Sir Wilfred Lawson, the witty temperance Baronet and M. P., said to an audience latey: "Nearly half a century ago the Duke of Wellington did a very bold thing by saying there should be free trade in beer. He tried to wean people from spirits by beer. When once we have taken a step it is difficult to go back, and we had the beer-house system till 1860, when Mr. Gladstone was in power; and seeing that weaning people from spirits by beer was a failure, he said: I will try another plan; I will give them cheap wine; I will wean them from beer by wine—nasty sour claret from France." The result was that instead of weaning them from beer by wine, they now drink spirits, beer and wine. Those drink now who never drank before, and those who always drank now drink the more." A disease has broken out among the cattle in Westminster and Bolsa Chica, causing alarm among the dairymen and stockraisers. It assumes the form of a bloody murrain, and thus far all efforts to check it have proved futile. Thomas Edwards has lost twelve cows; Samson Edwards., nine; Henry Rodgers, six; Kearney & Haley, four. The distemper has also appeared in the herds of Carey & Sons and the large band of John Meyers, in Bolsa Chica. In the Willows and near the Mesa, large numbers have died and others are sick. Farmers generally attribute the sickness to salt grass and alkali water. A HARMILENS medicine, yet one of the most potent curative agents ever known, Allopathic, Homoeopathic, Botanic and Electric physicians alike recommend it for weak lungs, exhibited by short breath, pale lips, hacking cough, pain in the side, stooping gait, and general want of vigor, forming the well-known stages of Consumption. By inhaling the Extract the lungs will be invigorated, and the capacity of the chest will be much enlarged, its air cell developed, and the entire system will be invigorated. "Don't believe it!" shouted several voices. "Well I am telling you the truth," replied the captain in a grieved tone. "When we landed I borrowed two dollars of my friend here for general expenses. I have never paid the debt but am going to now. Do you think I'd hand him money if I didn't owe it, and if we hadn't taken that swim together?" The crowd began to believe—also to lick their chops in anticipation. It had been arranged by the captain for the stranger to spend the money at the bar, but when he received the bill he folded it up and said: "Gentlemen, what the captain says is stricly true. We swam plump forty miles, and he borrowed two dollars of me. He is an honest man to repay it. I'm in a great hurry to go over to Windsor, or I'd tell you about how we had to sleep in the woods for several nights." Pocketing the bill, he walked aboard a boat, and the captain fell back in his chair, and wouldn't answer any further questions. Detroit Free Press. Mr. Theodore Franklin, of Sioux county, Iowa, one day found himself in want of a wife. He thereupon offered a cow to any who would furnish a satisfactory article. Forthwith an enterprising neighbor produced Miss Alice Fraer, who proving to be acceptable, became Mrs. Franklin without delay. The neighbor led home his cow and Franklin led home his bride. Mrs. Flora Brown is now offering her large and complete stock of lattes' and children's fine or dress Hats and Bonnets for cost price—some styles even less. Finding herself very much overstocked with this class of millinery goods she decides upon this plan to close out. Stylish Bonnette, fancy brim and soft crown for 75 cents; Chip Bonnets, 50; Fine Leghorns, $1 25; Childrens' hats at prices to correspond. Just received this week—an elegant lot of Silks, Ribbons, Veiling and Flowers, in all of the new shades. Ladies consult your interests by calling at once on her Millinery Rooms next door to Goodman & Rimpan's. BORN. KETLER—In Los Angeles, August 12th, in the wife of C. A. Kettera, daughter. VACOQUIER—In Los Angeles, August 11th to the wife of H. A. Vacquiera, daughter. DIED. TOMPHINS—In Westminster, August 12th, O. O. Tomphins aged 29 years, 11 months and 27 days. New York papers please copy. PICNIC! For the benefit of the ANAHEIM Fire Department! Will be given at the Tivoli Garden, ONSunday, Aug. 26th, 1877 THE ANAHEIM BRASS BAND Will furnish the music for the occasion. DANCING During the day in the spacious Pavilion. GAMES Of all kinds will be prepared for the amusement and entertainment of visitors, and HANDSOME PRIZES will be competed for. Refreshments Of all kinds can be had on the grounds. Every preparation will be made to insure a pleasant and enjoyable day, and the public generally are invited to participate in the festivities. Tickets, Admitting Ladies and Gentleman 50cts. Tickets can be had at all the principle stores in town and from the Committee. M. L. WICKS, G. D. PLATO, D. R. PAYNE, C. BENNERSCHEIDT, R. MENZEL, J.S. DUMMER, O.J. MILL THOMPSON & ELLIS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Rooms 1 and 3, Downey Black, Los Angeles. SAMUEL MEYER, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Oils, Gas Fixtures and Kitchen Utensils. Commercial Street, Los Angeles. J. W. LOWE, Blacksmith and Wagon Maker. Santa Ana. Horse-shoeing a specialty. General Jobbing done promptly and at low rates. H. M. MITCHELL, Attorney at Law, Office-Reem No. 55, Temple Block, Los Angeles. A. GUY SMITH & CO Planing, Sawing AND Moulding Mill, AND LUMBER YARD! Centre Street, near Railroad Depot, Anahaim. A full arrangement of both Humboldt Redwood AND Oregon Pine Lumber I Rough, Surfaced, Tongued and Grooved, and Rustic. Also, Fence Posts, Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Battens and Displays. Tickets, Admitting Ladies and Gentleman 50cts. Tickets can be had at all the principle stores in town and from the Committee. M. L. WICKS, G. D. PLATO, D. R. PAYNE, C. BENNERSCHEIDT, R. MENZEL, Committee. R. LUEDKE. Watch Maker and Jeweler, Centre Street, Anaheim. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY carefully repaired and warranted. Also, a fine assortment of Jewelry on hand. Caution—A Card. WE ARE INFORMED THAT A CERTAIN WIND Mill, called the "Aldrich Mill," is being offered for sale in this vicinity as an improvement upon the Ellipse. For the protection of those who might ignorantly purchase it, we desire to publicly caution all against buying and paying for any such Wind Mill as they will be called on twice to pay for the same thing. The Aldrich Wind Mill infringes directly upon at least three of our Patents which are recognized all over the State, under which dozen licenses are now granted. The Aldrich mill has no license for the use of our patent; we shall hold all parties buying or selling it to the full extent of the law. To partisans holding the Aldrich mill or about to purchase it, we would advise their sending 20 cents to Washington and procure a copy of the Aldrich patent. Send for W. H. Aldrich's patent on Wind Mill dated July 6th, 1875 and you will find it calls for the middle slats inside his wheel, that are supposed to act in place of our side vane, and the entire working and regulating device come from other mills and are not patented or claimed by Aldrich, but are infringements upon other patents. A little careful investigation will reveal the extent of the Aldrich patent, and may save some honest purchaser half the price of his mill. Mr. C. P. Hoag, o San Francisco, is our only authorized agent on the Pacific Coast. We make this public statement in order that no one may hereafter plead ignorance as their excuse for using our patent, and so beg off the penalty. ECLIPSE WIND MILL CO. Sole Manufacturers under the Wheeler patent. Beloit, Wisconsin. IMPORTANT TO Farmers Others WHO HAVE ARTESIAN WELLS THAT HAVE ceased to flow, and are in need of water for irrigation, I would say that I am prepared to furnish a pump that will supply From 250 to 300 Gallons Per Minute. (If your well will afford that supply) with power to run the same, complete, at an expense not to exceed $800, and give ten days trial before paying for it, the machinery to be removed by me without expense to the purchaser. Also, can furnish a smaller size of the same pump – 80 to 160 gallons per minute – at a less price, and a still larger size – 600 to 1,000 gallons per minute, at a greater price, on same conditions. For further particulars apply to or address P. A. CLARK, Agent, Office in Anaheim Hotel Building, Anaheim Cal. Junction THE GIANT ROD COUPLER Centre Street, near Railroad Depot, Anaheim. A full assortment of both Humboldt Redwood AND Oregon Pine Lumber! Rough, Surfaced, Tongued and Grooved, and rustic. Also, Fence Posts, Shingles, Shakes, Laths, Battens and Pickets. Doors, Sashes and Blinde. Also, a good assortment of BUILDER'S HARDWARE! Nails, Screws, Looks, Hinges, etc., etc. Stuff for Bee Hives, Grape Boxes, etc., Furnished in any shape at short notice. Anaheim Grist Mill. GRAIN, FEED & FLOUR. Ground Barley Feed, Ground Mixed Feed, Ground Corn Feed, Ground Corn Meal, Graham Flour and Rye Flour. Agency of the Collegated SANTA PAULA FLOUR MILLS. A. Guy Smith & Co., Near Railroad Depot. ANAHEIM Storage Warehouse Is open for the storage of Grain, Wool And other merchandise. Liberal Advances Made, AND GOODS FOR WARDED AND SOLD ON Comission, In Best Markets. A. GUY SMITH & CO., Centre Street, Near Railroad Depot. GREEN SEAL, SUBLIME, BOQUET. THE GIANT ROD COUPLER [ Patent Granted Oct. 16, 1870.] Manufactured by T. D. CULTER, Westminster. THIS INVENTION HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY tested and proved itself to be the best coupling for artesian well tools over discovered. Parties desiring to see the rod-coupler in actual use can call upon Mosers, Rose, of Santa Ana, and McCay & Taylor, and Caldwell & Chase, of Westminster. For sale by the patentes, T. D. CULTER, Westminster; M. J. Bundy, Santa Ana; J. Bennerscheldt, Anahiem. For Sale. THE WELL KNOWN PROPERTY AT SAN JUAN Capistrano, known as Iler's Hotel! The building is in THOROUGH REPAIR, and the property comprises two acres of land, on which are some fine fruit trees. For terms, apply to— K. W. ILER, Aug14d San Juan Capistrano. The largest and finest assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Childrens' qaiters, shoes, etc. Also, mens' and boys' wear at prices which defy competition, can always be found at D. & G. D. Plato's corner of Centre and Los Angeles Streets. P. A. CLARK, AGENT, CENTER ST., - ANAHEIM.