anaheim-gazette 1879-04-26

WEEKLY GAZETTE SATURDAY...APRIL 26, 1879. Church Meetings. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REGULAR SERVICE at 11 A.M., and 7:20 P.M. Sunday School at 10 A.M. Meeting for practice in Congregational singing and for Bible study, on Wednesday at 7:20 P.M. EPISCOPAL CHURCH, REV. A.G.L.TREW, Pastor Regular services every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 2 P.M. Afternoon services at 3:20 P.M. Financial. The following quotations are furnished to the GAZETTE by the Bank of Anaheim: Bilver—Buying, $1 selling, $1 Greenback—At par. Kleinigkeiten. Mr. J. Beckwith, of Westminster, paid us a pleasant visit on Thursday. Secretary of State Back is expected in Los Angeles to-day. Mr. Rimpan had registered thirteen voters up to yesterday morning. A "New Constitution" municipal ticket will be found in our advertising columns. The meeting of Democrata, called for this evening, has been postponed until Saturday, May 10th. The subject of the Rev. Mr. Trew's sermon on Sunday will be, "The Worship of the Episcopal Church more Scriptural than that of any other religious body." Messrs. Goodman Kimpau received several cases of dress goods, notions, etc., yesterday. Call and examine the new stock to-day. The Southern California Horticultural Society have received the balance of their State appropriation—$1,250—and finished paying their Pavilion lumber bills. That chronic nuisance, Juan Baptista, or "Quaty," was arrested by Officer Bohn on Thursday for vagrancy, and sent to jail for sixty days by Justice Bailey. The Episcopal Social announced for the Result of the Meeting. Porenant to call, the electors of the Town of Anaheim met on Wednesday night at Mr. Chmenn's establishment, Kroeger's Hall being in use by the Amateur Clash. Mr. T. L. Gannon was called to preside over the meeting, and Richard Melrose was elected Secretary. The Chairman having asked some one to state the object of the meeting, Mr. Montgomery said that he understood it had been called for the purpose of nominating candidates to fill the town offices for the ensuing term. He had seen in the Gazette of that morning a ticket, the paternity of which no one seemed to claim, and no one seemed to know how it came into existence. We want the nominations made publicly, and he believed that the people wanted a hand in making them. He therefore moved that nominations for five Trustees be declared in order. The following were placed in notice: Messrs. Zeyn, Luedke, Werder, Kroeger, Leonard, F. Packs, Korn, D. E. Miles, E. A. Saxton. Messrs. Reiser and Kirby were also nominated, but gentlemen present stated that they were authorized to announce that the gentlemen would not accept the nomination. Messrs. Frank Ey, D. R. Payne and J. Backs were appointed tellers. Forty-one votes were cast, and the following is the result: John P. Zeyn.....30 H. Werder.....29 E. A. Saxton.....29 H. Kroeger.....21 F. A. Korn.....26 C.E. Leonard.....16 F. Backs.....15 D.E.Miles.....11 R. Luedke.....9 Messrs. Zeyn, Werder, Saxton, Korn and Kroeger were declared the nominees of the Convention. For Treasurer, Theo. Kimpau was nominated, and the Secretary was instructed to cast the ballot for him. Mr. John Fischer was nominated for Assessor, and the formality of balloting again became the duty of the Secretary. Richard Melrose was nominated for Clek, and with a refinement of cruelty the meeting insisted that he, as Secretary, should vote for himself. Messrs. Payne, Wartenberg, Schaffer and Bohn were nominated for Marshal. Forty-five votes were cast, as follows: D.R.Payne.....15 Fred Schaffer.....15 L.Wartenberg.....9 R.Bohn.....3 Westminster Items. REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE "The Ladies' Social will be held Presbyterian Church Tuesday evenin-29. Notwithstanding the hard time and harvest, cold and harshe winter, and day and night do so also the season of ice cream and rises has again returned, and we will return next Tuesday night forms as numerous as the delicate abundant. Our hours are from closing not later than eleven. To a short programme, but good for Admittance free." Barley-catting for hay has come the crop fit for grain is reserved part of it; there will not be envoiced in Westminster and Garden home consumption. If all is there will be a surplus for the towns, and grain will probably from San Francisco for seed and hard to say which will pay the b case the amount of grain will be several years. Alfalfa hay will large quantities, and will probably ready sale. New potatoes are in The crop is a fair one. Halfway between Westminster he ground is covered with hoppers. We do not, however, will do any material damage, ex feed. Joseph Caldwell has finished Sampson Edwards, flowing 1½ feet. We are authorized to state Brunson will speak on the new in Fountain Valley and West week, probably the latter part His well known ability and im section will make every one cage. We have unintentionally omitted names of some new residents of As they had not applied for rerewere not aware of their settl- to the wife of William Mit-Born, to the wife of J.M.Jen- be continued, unless prohibited Constitution. An attempt has been made to apparatus of the Garden Grove tory and to establish it here, w more cows. The factories in Cnis are paying institutions, could see their way to take h would greatly relieve the de-market. The Registrar has entered names on the County Register election. A full vote will doul- it will be a good guide to Messrs. Goodman & Gimpold received several cases of dress goods, notions, etc., yesterday. Call and examine the new stock to-day. The Southern California Horticultural Society have received the balance of their State appropriation—$1,250—and finished paying their Pavilion lumber bills. That chronic nuisance, Juan Baptista, or "Quaty," was arrested by Officer Bohn on Thursday for vagrancy, and sent to jail for sixty days by Justice Bailey. The Episcopal Social announced for the 1st inst. has been postponed, and will be held at the residence of C. E. Leonard on Thursday, the 8th. At the request of a number of residents in that locality, the Rev. Mr. Trew will hold Episcopal services in the Centralia school house at 3:30 o'clock on the afternoons of the second and fourth Sunday of each month. The appeal of Knox, Superintendent of Irrigation, vs. the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, was argued by Ross for respondent and Hutton for appellant in Supreme Court on Monday and the cause submitted. A movement is in process of formation by which an emigration society will soon be formed, the objective point of which will be Guatemala. The association is composed of some of our best citizens. Los Angeles Commercial. Wallace Woodworth, Mr. Burns, Mr. Bigelow and Mr. Dupuy, were thrown from a carriage on Tuesday, between Downey and Los Angeles. Mr. Bigelow was severely bruised; Mr. Dupuy had his nose broken, and Woodworth and Burns received slight injuries. On Wednesday Mr. Mendelson, of San Juan Capistrano, was kicked in the face, head and neck by a horse. He was insensible for some hours, and then wildly delirious for some time. Fortunately, Dr. Crane was on hand, and rendered efficient medical assistance. Mr. M. A. Mendelson, of our town, went to San Juan on Wednesday. He returned on Thursday, and reported his brother as recovering. The Town Water Works. The town engine and pump was put to test on Wednesday by Mr. Sorenson. With a pressure of fifty pounds, it pumped 5,230 gallons of water in ninety minutes. It was running on Thursday with a pressure of about 40 pounds, and doing its work well. Considerable anxiety has been felt as to whether the water in the well would seriously diminish, but no fears are now entertained of such a disaster. During the ninety minutes' run on Wednesday, a record was kept which showed that in the first thirty minutes the water was lowered 38½ inches; in the second 30 minutes, 3½ inches; and in the third thirty minutes, 2 inches. On Thursday the lowering was scarcely perceptible. Notwithstanding that the tank had been several cases of dress goods, notions, etc., yesterday. Call and examine the new stock to-day. The Southern California Horticultural Society have received the balance of their State appropriation—$1,250—and finished paying their Pavilion lumber bills. That chronic nuisance, Juan Baptista, or "Quaty," was arguated by Officer Bohn on Thursday for vagrancy, and sent to jail for sixty days by Justice Bailey. The Episcopal Social announced for the 1st inst. has been postponed, and will be held at the residence of C. E. Leonard on Thursday, the 8th. At the request of a number of residents in that locality, the Rev. Mr. Trew will hold Episcopal services in the Centralia school house at 3:30 o'clock on the afternoons of the second and fourth Sunday of each month. The appeal of Knox, Superintendent of Irrigation, vs. the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, was argued by Ross for respondent and Hutton for appellant in Supreme Court on Monday and the cause submitted. A movement is in process of forma by which an emigration society will soon be formed, the objective point of which will be Guatemala. The association is composed of some of our best citizens. Los Angeles Commercial. Wallace Woodworth, Mr. Burns, Mr. Bigelow and Mr. Dupuy, were thrown from a carriage on Tuesday, between Downey and Los Angeles. Mr. Bigelow was severely bruised; Mr. Dupuy had his nose broken,and Woodworth and Burns received slight injuries. On Wednesday Mr. Mendelson, of San Juan Capistrano, was kicked in the face, head and neck by a horse. He was insensible for some hours, and then wildly delirious for some time. Fortunately, Dr. Crane was on hand, and rendered efficient medical assistance. Mr. M. A. Mendelson, of our town, went to San Juan on Wednesday. He returned on Thursday,and reported his brother as recovering. The Town Water Works. The town engine and pump was put to test on Wednesday by Mr. Sorenson. With a pressure of fifty pounds, it pumped 5,230 gallons of water in ninety minutes. It was running on Thursday with a pressure of about 40 pounds, and doing its work well. Considerable anxiety has been felt as to whether the water in the well would seriously diminish, but no fears are now entertained of such a disaster. During the ninety minutes' run on Wednesday, a record was kept which showed that in the first thirty minutes the water was lowered 38½ inches; in the second 30 minutes, 3½ inches; and in the third thirty minutes, 2 inches. On Thursday the lowering was scarcely perceptible. Notwithstanding that the tank had been several cases of dress goods, notions, etc., yesterday. Call and examine the new stock to-day. The Southern California Horticultural Society have received the balance of their State appropriation—$1,250—and finished paying their Pavilion lumber bills. That chronic nuisance, Juan Baptista, or "Quaty," was arguated by Officer Bohn on Thursday for vagrancy, and sent to jail for sixty days by Justice Bailey. The Episcopal Social announced for the 1st inst. has been postponed, and will be held at the residence of C. E. Leonard on Thursday,the 8th. At the request of a number of residents in that locality, the Rev. Mr. Trew will hold Episcopal services in the Centralia school house at 3:30 o'clock on the afternoons of the second and fourth Sunday of each month. The appeal of Knox, Superintendent of Irrigation, vs. the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, was argued by Ross for respondent and Hutton for appellant in Supreme Court on Monday and the cause submitted. A movement is in process of forma by which an emigration society will soon be formed, the objective point of which will be Guatemala. The association is composed of some of our best citizens. Los Angeles Commercial. Wallace Woodworth, Mr. Burns, Mr. Bigelow and Mr. Dupuy were thrown from a carriage on Tuesday between Downey and Los Angeles. Mr. Bigelow was severely bruised; Mr. Dupuy had his nose broken,and Woodworth and Burns received slight injuries. On Wednesday Mr. Mendelson, of San Juan Capistrano, was kicked in the face, head and neck by a horse. He was insensible for some hours,and then wildly delirious for some time. Fortunately, Dr. Crane was on hand, and rendered efficient medical assistance. Mr. M. A. Mendelson,of our town，went to San Juan on Wednesday.Here returned on Thursday,and reported his brother as recovering. The Town Water Works. The town engine and pump was put to test on Wednesday by Mr. Sorenson.With a pressure of fifty pounds,它 pumped 5,230 gallons of water in ninety minutes。它 running on Thursday with a pressure of about 40 pounds,and doing its work well。 Considerable anxiety has been felt as to whether the water in the well would seriously diminish,但 no fears are now entertained of such a disaster.During the ninety minutes' run on Wednesday,a record was kept which showed that in the first thirty minutes the water was lowered 38½ inches;在the second 30 minutes，3½ inches;在the third thirty minutes，2 inches。On Thursday the lowering was scarcely perceptible。 Notwithstanding that the tank had been several cases of dress goods，notions，etc., yesterday.Call and examine the new stock to-day. The Southern California Horticultural Society have received the balance of their State appropriation—$1,250—and finished paying their Pavilion lumber bills. That chronic nuisance，Juan Baptista，或"Quaty"，was arguated by Officer Bohn on Thursday for vagrancy,and sent to jail for sixty days by Justice Bailey. The Episcopal Social announced for the 1st inst..has been postponed,and will be held at the residence of C.E.Lonard on Thursday,the 8th. At the request of a number of residents in that locality，the Rev.Mr.Trew will hold Episcopal services in the Centralia school house at 3:30 o'clock on the afternoons of the second and fourth Sunday of each month. The appeal of Knox，Superintendent of Irrigation，vs.The Board Of Supervisors of Los Angeles county，was argued by Ross for respondent and Hutton for appellant in Supreme Court on Monday和the cause submitted. A movement is in process of forma by which an emigration society will soon be formed,the objective point of which will be Guatemala.The association is composed of some of our best citizens.Los Angeles Commercial. Wallace Woodworth，Mr.Burns，Mr.BigelowandMr.Dupuywere thrownfromacarriageontuesdaybetweenDowneyandLosAngeles.Mr.Bigelowwasseverelybrushed;Mr.Dupuyhadhisnosebroken,andWoodworthandBurnsreceivedslightinjuries. OnWednesdayMr.Mendelson，ofSanJuanCapistrano，waskickedinthefaceheadandneckbyahorseHewasinsensibleforsomehours,andthenwildlydeliriousforsometime.Fortunately,Dr.Cranewasonhand,andrenderedefficientmedicalassistance.Mr.M.A.Mendelson.ofourtownwenttoSanJuanonWednesday.HerereturnedonThursday,andreportedhisbrotherasrecovering. The Town Water Works. The town engine and pump was put to test on Wednesday by Mr.Sorenson.Witha pressureoffiftypounds，它 pumped5，230gallonsofwaterinninetyminutes.它runningonThursdaywithapressureofabout40pounds,anddoingitsworkwell. Considerable anxiety has been felt as to whetherthewaterinthewellwouldseriouslydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunonthewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatinthefirstthirtyminutesthewaterwaslowered38½inches;在thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunonthewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatinthefirstthirtyminutesthewaterwaslowered38½inches;在thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. As theyhatnotappliedfornameoftheGardenGrowtoryandestablishitherewithevillainstheprecipitationwillceasehereWednesday.Noonecan投票atnowappearontheprintedinday. Ifno greatchangecomprehensivetwill favorthenewCottongtwo-thirdsvote。但ourpercent,andthereisstilltimeforestandthemischieftoallindustrieswhichthisinstruemaintshemepotentialtohecareoffoundandsofterismeyandthatherrecoveryisineffective. LOCAL OPTION We understand'tatamanycastforthenewConstitutionitslocaloptionclausei.e.city,townor townshiptodewwilllicenseanydrinkingboundso:not.IftherightwassertestedinthenewConstitutionoverlookandswallowagreakeofit.Olf allthewoeseveryState,thewoeofdrinkkenness sends uptheloudestablewall.itIsestimatedover8000drinkkennesswho can estimatetheevilthattheycosttheStateinlossofthemiseryandpuissanceandmajorityrule.Nowthissupersede-theConventionbyitanditwassquarelyrejectedworstheconventiontheyframed.但It'tearlowing:"Anycounty,cityshipmaymakeand enforceallsuchlocalpolice,sanitationasarenotincontrollaws."Andthelawyerssaythatwillincludelocalrentedbygenerallaws.OntinelytakenoutthemeatiftheLegislaturepassagethatistheendoflocaloptions legislature.AfiveLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfoneLegislatureIfonelegslaturerestaurantswillbeneededforan amendment.theeffortwillbenearlybehindinterestliketheirsbeingpeople.Willnotourselfthinkofthis?Theyaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththeclause.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeaththecluse.threeatHTHECLONDERONTHEDAYANDTHECAUSEOFRESTINGINFORMATIONWASQUARELYPERCEPTIBLE. Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunontothewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatinthefirstthirtyminutesthewaterwaslowered38½inches;在thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunontothewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatinthefirstthirtyminutesthewaterwaslowered38½inches;在thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. As theyhatnotappliedfornameoftheGardenGrowtoryandestablishitherewithevillainstheprecipitationwillceaseherewednesday.Noonecan投票anydrinkingboundso:not.IftherightwassertestedinthenewConstitutionoverlookandswallowagreakeofit.Olf allthewoeseveryState,thewoeofdrinkkenness sends uptheloudestablewall.itIsestimatedover8000drinkkennesswho can estimatetheevilthattheycosttheStateinlossofthemiseryandpuissanceandmajorityrule.Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunontothewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatinthefirstthirtyminutesthewaterwaslowered38½inches;在thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. As theyhatnotappliedfornameoftheGardenGrowtoryandestablishitherewithevillainstheprecipitationwillcease herewednesday.Noonecan投票anydrinkingboundso:not.IftherightwassertestedinthenewConstitutionoverlookandswallowagreakeofit.Olf allthewoeseveryState,thewoeofdrinkkenness sends uptheloudestablewall.itIsestimatedover8000drinkkennesswho can estimatetheevilthattheycosttheStateinlossoftothemiseryandpuissanceandmajorityrule.Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunontothewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatinthefirstthirtyminutesthewaterwaslowered38½inches;在thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. As theyhatnotappliedfornameoftheGardenGrowtoryandestablishitherewithevillainstheprecipitationwillcease herewednesday.Noonecan投票anydrinkingboundso:not.IftherightwassertestedinthenewConstitutionoverlookandswallowagreakeofit.Olf allthewoeseveryState,thewoeofdrinkkenness sends uptheloudestablewall.itIsestimatedover8000drinkkennesswho can estimatetheevilthattheycosttheStateinlossoftothemiseryandpuissanceandmajorityrule.Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunontothewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthatin_thefirstthirtyminutes,thewaterwaslowered38½inches;在_thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在_thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. As theyhatnotappliedfornameoftheGardenGrowtoryandestablishitherewithevillainstotheprecipitationwillcease herewednesday.Noonecan投票anydrinkingboundso:not.IftherightwassertestedinthenewConstitutionoverlookandswallowagreakeofit.Olf allthewoeseveryState,thewoeofdrinkkenness sends uptheloudestablewall.itIsestimatedover8000drinkkennesswho can estimatetheevilthattheycosttheStateinlossoftothemiseryandpuissanceandmajorityrule.Notwithstandingthatthetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.Duringtheninetyminutes'srunontothewednesday,arecordwaskeptwhichshowedthat_in_thefirstthirtyminutes,thewaterwaslowered38½inches;在_thesecond30minutes，3½inches；在_thethirdthirtyminutes，2inches.OnThursdaytheloweringwascarrcelyperceptible. As theyhatnotappliedfornameoftheGardenGrowtoryandestablishitherewithevillainstotheprecipitationwillcease herewednesday.NoONEcan投票anydrinkingboundso:not.IftherightwassertestedinThenewConstitutionoverlookandswallowagreakeofit.Olf allthewoeseveryState,thewoeofdrinkkenness sends up-theloudestablewall.itIsestimatedover8000drinkkennesswho can estimate-theevilthattheycost-theStateInloss-of-themisery-and-puissance-and-majorityrule.NotwithstandingthatThetankhadbeenseverallydiminishbutnofearsarenowentertainedofsuchadisease.DuringTheninetyMinutes'Srunontothewednesday,ArecordWasKnownByMrs.P.R.Maryson;Pritcher;A policeman;Mr.F.P.Marsh;Tosser;a grenadier;Mr.HermanZeyn;WalkerChalk;s,milkman;Mr.J.C.C.Saengres.The dance at close of the entertainment was quite generally participated in.The Club intend to give another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Treasurer,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include local rentedbygenerallaws.In order to give another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Messenger,Awenoke anticipations of ice cream，但他 managers were obligated to announce that as no ice could be had,half that part of the entertainment must needs be dispensed with.The amusing farce，“Area Belle,”followed,the following being cast at characters:Penselope,the Area Belle,Miss Katie Bremmermann; Mrs.Croaker,the Missus,Miss Heimann; Pitcher,a policeman,Mr.F.P.Marsh;Tosser,a grenadier;Mr.HermanZeyn;WalkerChalk;s,milkman;Mr.J.C.C.Saengres.The dance at close of the entertainment was quite generally participated in.The Club intend to give another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Legislator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Administrator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Attorney,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Lawyer,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Legislator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Administrator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Lawyer,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Legislator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Legislator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas are not in control laws.And the lawyers just say this will include another entertainment before long,and their efforts should follow. For Legislator,Thoe Kempan was nominated for AssemblerAmalteAmadeira,CouncilorDramaaticClub on Thursday evening witnessing that he may have it until tuesday.In will not take them to out-of politics,because all such local police,sanitationas Considerable anxiety has been felt as to whether the water in the well would seriously diminish, but no fears are now entertained of such a disaster. During the ninety minutes' run on Wednesday, a record was kept which showed that in the first thirty minutes the water was lowered 38½ inches; in the second 30 minutes, 3½ inches; and in the third thirty minutes, 2 inches. On Thursday the lowering was scarcely perceptible. Notwithstanding that the tank had been empty for three weeks, scarcely a drop of water leaked through. Mr. Wille did a fine piece of work on the tank, as this severe test conclusively shows. The editor of L'Union sends the following communication to the Herald, in reference to the rencontre published in the latter paper and reprinted in the Gazette: Your ingenious relating of my interview with Madame Marra and two other ladies as pure fancy, worthy of your imagination, and intended only to make an unhealthy noise around a reputation on the decline. From these fancy-framed blows which you assign me I keep only a pleasant remembrance. The whole episode is confined to a few parties by me and the inevility of a forced conduct of them to the door; but be persuaded, Mr. Editor, that if the matter had been one in which young and pretty ladies had acted, I would have received them in a very different fashion. Yours truly, P. GANER. Thermometrical Record. The following is our record for the week ending Wednesday, April 2nd, giving lowest point by night preceding date, and highest by day: DATE. LOOKOUT TAM HIGHHOUSE TAM HIGHLIGHT TAM HIGHLIGHT TAM HIGHLIGHT April 17 55 63 89 71 April 21 41 53 74 60 ** 18 48 57 80 57 ** 22 41 54 80 62 ** 19 53 58 68 58 ** 28 45 53 79 60 ** 20 50 58 67 57** Average Temperature.....59 Average highest and lowest.....59 And now everybody is rushing to Santa Ana to get Addis to take their photographs before he closes on the 10th of May. Carla only one dollar per dozen, cabinets $2.50. Get there soon or you will be too late. —Leave your orders for your hats in season if you are going to the Odd Fellow's or May Day Picnic. Orangethorpe Items. REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE. [The following communication was received too late for publication in last Saturday's weekly.—Ed.] The present spell of hot weather is causing vegetation to wither rapidly in our neighborhood. From present indications we judge that the grain crop will be very light indeed. Hay harvest has already commenced and will include the greater part of the crops that are worth cutting at all. There is considerable interest manifested for and against the proposed new Constitution, and a discussion will take place at the Orangethorpe school house on Friday evening, April 25th, on the question, Received. That the new Constitution should be adopted. Leaders appointed by the Literary Society: Mr. Alfred Metcalf, affirmative; H. R. Wiley, negative. Our Literary Society is strongly supported and well attended. The school will close on May 9th, ending a session of nine months. Below we give the standing average of the pupils for the month ending April 11th, it being an average of their record in deportment, scholarship and attendance. The names of those whose standing reaches or exceeds 25 are placed first, and represent the roll of honor: BOLL OF HONOR: Kittie Callaway.....94 Minnie Mund.....100 Nancy Smith.....94 Laura Callaway.....98 Henry Challan.....98 Lillie Lamb.....98 Ira Callaway.....94 Nellie Bancroft.....98 Emma Kittridge.....94 Clara Schulte.....88 Elma Smith.....93 Thora Stone.....90 Edward Callaway.....92 Beatrice Shoea.....90 May Chilson.....90 Henry Schulte.....92 Mollie Gardiner.....97 Frank Gardiner.....80 Susie Smith.....90 Freddie Metcalf....80 Aaron Pitmania.....97 Lucy Metcalf.....84 Carrie Smith.....90 Leslie Smith.....83 Dora Boscha.....95 Arthur Porter.....88 Retta Smith.....83 Conveyances of A. P. Lorentzen, Admitted; Jensen, decreased, to Robert W. E. Chapman tract; $315. North Anaheim Canal Company—All water rights to stock of grants. Leonard Parker to Adkins quattro acres In Sec. 12 b road and land hate of Heimann. Adella Cline to Jessie B. P. A Langenberger to Offert Vineyard lot E S Anaheim; S. E. Jones to John Hartwood.$156$. Westminster Items. PARTIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE. "The Ladies' Social will be held at the Reebytterian Church Tuesday evening, April 1st. Notwithstanding the hard times, seed time and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, and day and night do not cease; also the season of ice cream and strawberries has again returned, and we hope the apples have kept pace with the delicacies, and will return next Tuesday night in bodily terms as numerous as the delicacies will be foundant. Our hours are from 7 o'clock, being not later than eleven. There will be short programme, but good for the money. Admittance free." Barley-cutting for hay has commenced. If the crop fit for grain is reserved, or any large part of it, there will not be enough hay raised in Westminster and Garden Grove for some consumption. If all is cut for hay there will be a surplus for the surrounding towns, and grain will probably be imported from San Francisco for seed and feed. It is hard to say which will pay the best. In any case the amount of grain will be less than for several years. Alfalfa hay will be made in large quantities, and will probably command ready sale. New potatoes are in the market. The crop is a fair one. Halfway between Westminster and Anaheim the ground is covered with young grass-coppers. We do not, however, think they will do any material damage, except to sheep feed. Joseph Caldwell has finished a well for Sampson Edwards, flowing 1½ inches at 190 feet. We are authorized to state that Judge Brunson will speak on the new Constitution in Fountain Valley and Westminster next week, probably the latter part of the week. His well known ability and interest in this section will make everyone eager to hear him. We have unintentionally omitted to give the names of some new residents of Westminster. As they had not applied for registration we were not aware of their rettilent. Born, to the wife of William Mitchell, a son. Born, to the wife of J. M. Jenne, a son. To be continued, unless prohibited by the new Constitution. An attempt has been made to purchase the apparatus of the Garden Grove cheese factory and to establish it here, where there are more cows. The factories in Central California are paying institutions, and if farmers could see their way to take hold of this, it would greatly relieve the depressed butter market. The Registrar has entered fourteen new names on the County Register for the coming election. A full vote will doubtless be polled and it will be a good guide to the number of Good Bread from Odessa Flour. Barton Garrett—Mr. Miller gave us a sample of Odessa wheat flour for a test in order to give it a fair trial. The cook handled it at the same time and in the same manner with a baking of Starr's Extra. It sponged as well and as readily as the other, and to the taste was very good—on good or better than the white wheat flour bread. It has a good sweet, native wheat taste. We have down about 15 acres, none of which was grown very early, a part of it very late. It is looking well for wheat of its age and the chance it is having. Respectfully, N. D. and D. M. Harwood. Orange, Cal., April 23. Post Office Letter List. Letters for the following persons remain uncalled for at the Anaheim Postoffice: E Cohn, H. C. Churchill Wm. Christianus James Began R. T. Kobler, John A. Notrovsky & W. McKinney, J. Nutroffick, Chris Thalian, H. C. Wells, Thomas Wheatley, C. Wilkins. Wells, Fargo & Co. The following letters and packages remain uncalled for at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express: PACKAGES. Robert Hall, Rev. Foran, Mrs. R. R. Deveres, R. H. Cochran, A. Guy Smith & Co., John Des Granges, H. J. McDermott, Anaheim Lodge, W. N. Hardin. LETTERS. R V. Kent, A. Guy Smith & Co. BORN. CARROLL—In Anaheim, April 21st, to the aid of Tim Carroll, a son. LYON—In Los Angeles, April 17th, to the wife of J. H. Lyon, a daughter. DOWELL—In Texas City, April 1st, to the wife of J. A. Dowell, a daughter. MARRIED. RIMPAU—CARRILLO—In Anaheim, April 18th, by Rev. Pather Foran, Adelph Rimpaul to Miss Natalea Carrillo, both of Anaheim. SMITH—MILLER—In Los Angeles, April 17th, at the bride's residence on First street, by Rev. Mr. Bolinger, Mr. P. P. Smith of Caluenga Pass, to Mrs. R. Miller of Los Angeles. MCAROLI—HARMON—In Downey City, on the 14th inst., Miguel Micaroil to Miss Sophia Harmon. MESMER—HUSHARD—In Los Angeles, at the Cathedral April 22, by Right Rev. Frances Mora Bishop, Mr Joseph Mesmer and Miss Rose K Bushard, both of Los Angeles. STEVENSON—GRIFFITT—In Los Angeles, at the residence of the bride's father, J. M. Griffith Esq., on Thursday, April 21th, by Rev. Elisa Birdshall, Howard G. Stevenson to Clara W. Griffith. POOR—LEFFLER—At Westminster, April 23rd, by Rev B. Leffler, assisted by Rev J. Mack, Mr W.J.Poor to Miss Addie A Leffler, daughter of officiating clergyman. San Francisco Bulletin please copy. COMMUNICATED... THE SEWING MACHINE OF TO-DAY! DOMESTIC THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ENDURING OF Sewing Machines. It Saves MUSCLE, HEALTH, TIME, and TEMPER, Does the WIDEST RANGE of WORK with the least Adjusting, Least Noise and Least Effort. LADIES, USE THE "DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS. They are UNSURPASSED IN STYLE and PERFECT in FIT. Good Stamp for Illustrated Catalogue. Good Agents Wanted in Every Town. Address. J.W.EVANS, 29 Post street, SAN FRANCISCO. Mechanics' Institute Building. NOTICE. I HAVE CONCLUDED TO SELL My Entire Stock Consisting of STOVES, TINWARE, WOODENWARE, As they had not applied for registration, were not aware of their settlement. Born to the wife of William Mitchell, a son. Born, to the wife of J. M. Jenne, a son. To be continued, unless prohibited by the new Constitution. An attempt has been made to purchase the apparatus of the Garden Grove cheese factory and to establish it here, where there are more cows. The factories in Central California are paying institutions, and if farmers could see their way to take hold of this, it would greatly relieve the depressed butter market. The Registrar has entered fourteen new names on the County Register for the coming election. A full vote will doubtless be polled and it will be a good guide to the number of inhabitants in the several precincts. Registration will cease here Wednesday, April 30, at noon. No one can vote whose name does not appear on the printed register election day. If no great change comes, Westminster precinct will favor the new Constitution by a two-thirds vote. But our people are intelligent, and there is still time far them to understand the mischief to all classes and to all industries which this instrument will work. The many friends of Mrs. Webber, widow of the late Rev. L. P. Webber, will be pained to hear of her serious illness in New Jersey, and that her recovery is not expected. LOCAL OPTION. We understand t' at many votes will be cast for the new Constitution on account of its local option clause i.e. permitting any city, town or township to decide whether it will license any drinking saloons in its bounds or not. If the right was unequivocally asserted in the new Constitution, we could overlook and swallow a great deal for the sake of it. Of all the woes in this State and every State, the woe of drinking and drunkenness sends up the loudest and most pitilable wail. It is estimated that there are over 8000 drinking saloons in California, and who can estimate the evil they do, and what they cost the State in loss of productive labor, the misery and poverty of families, the crimes committed and the cost to be met by taxation. Yet we would not favor at present a prohibitory law. Local option simply prohibits within certain boundaries the licensing and opening a saloon when a majority of the people say they do not want it. In the question of a nuisance and an evil let the majority rule. Now this subject came squarely before the Convention by immense petitions, and it was squarely rejected. So much worse for the Convention and the Constitution they framed. But t' ey adopted following: "Any county, city, town, or township may make and enforce within its limits all such local police, sanitary and other regulations as are not in conflict with general laws." And the lawyers of San Francisco say this will include local option unless presented by general laws. Our solos have cumingly taken out the meat and offered us the shell. If the Legislature pass a general license law, that is the end of local option, until the next Legislature. If one Legislature favors it, then we may have it until the next one, and so on. It will not take the temperance question out of politics, but it keeps it there, ready to be submerged under the supposed pressure of greater interests, and involves a continual fight. What we want and what we must have is local option secured to us by Constitutional enactment, protected from chance majorities in Legislatures. Under either Constitution this will involve an amendment. But under the new effort will be nearly hopeless, for the saction interest, like the railroad, has only to control one third of either house of the Legislature to prevent its being sent down to the people. Will not our temperance friends think of this? They at least think soberly. The clause we think, was meant as a bait! SMITH—MILLER—In Los Angeles, April 17th, at the bride's residence on First street, by Rev. Mr. Bolinger, Mr. P. F. Smith of Caluenga Pass, to Mrs. K. Miller of Los Angeles. MACAROLI—HARMON—In Downey City, on the 14th inst., Miguel Macaroli to Miss Sophia Harnen. MESMER—HUSHARD—In Los Angeles, at the Cathedral April 22, by Right Rev. Frances Mora Bishop, Mr Joseph Mesmer and Miss Rose K. Bushard, both of Los Angeles. STEVENSON—GRIFFITH—In Los Angeles, at the residence of the bride's father, J. M. Griffith, Req. on Thursday, April 24th, by Rev. Eliza Birdshall, Howard G. Stevenson to Chara W. Griffith. POOR—LEFFLER—At Westminster, April 25th by Rev. B. Leffler, assisted by Rev. J. Mack, Mr W. J. Poor to Miss Addie A Leffler, daughter of officiating clerkman. San Francisco Bulletin please copy. [COMMUNICATED.] Miss Addie—After the laissez-freel years, when you done to review the scenes of the past, may you be able with joyous satisfaction to point to many, as the Roman Cornelia pointed to her sons, and with her exaltim; "These are my Jewels." And you, W. Frank Poor, in this your new departure "Long may you wave." HIENRICK. We solicit the patronage of those who require anything in the job printing line. We have hundreds of dollars invested in job printing material, and our facilities are such that we can afford to do every kind of printing at the shortest notice and at lowest prices. —New goods received almost daily at Mrs. Flora M. Brown's. Fellows' Syrup will displace or wash out tuberculus matter, and thus cure Consumption. Sold by all druggists. —Machine needles for all sewing machines at the Millinery Store. Sherman, Hyde & Co., Wholesale Music House, San Francisco. Estey and Standard organs; Weber and Haines Bros., pianos. Instruments sold on easy installments. —Ladies don't make up your new Spring suit until you have bought one of the new style Reliable Domestic Patterns at Mrs. Flora M. Brown's. By increasing nervous and muscular vigor, Fellows' Syrup will cure dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted action of the heart and palpitation, weakness of intellect caused by grief, weary, overtax or irregular habits, bronchiitis, acute or chronic congestion of the lungs, exin in the most alarming stages. Sold by all druggists. Sad Havoc is Created Among the tenants of the mouth by allowing impurities to collect upon their surface or in their interstices. SOZODONT removes every vestige of tartar from the teeth, and renders their premature decay impossible. It not only imparts to them whiteness and vigor, but communicates hardness and rosiness to the gums. The breath acquires a most acceptable fragrance from its use; it is a purely bonatic liquid, and it may be relied on to accomplish its beautifying effects without injuring the enamel like a gritty tooth paste. Positive and Concurrent Testimony establishes the fact that TANNER'S GERMAN OINTMENT eradicates cutaneous eruptions, sores, bruises, scalds, rheumatic complaint, pain in the chest, side and kidneys, and that it may be depended upon to render the hair more luxurian and remove dandruff. For all disorders to the relief of which an external remedy is adapted, it is infallible. For fifty years it has been achieving unprecedented success, and it has to-day a reputation seldom paralleled by that of any remedy. Drug- Conveyances of Real Estate. A. P. Lorentzen, Administrator of estate of Henry Jensen, deceased, to Robert W. Scott—N of lot 15 bldg E Chapman tract; $315. North Anaheim Canal Company say to Cajon Irrigating Co—All water rights to works of granter, for 500 shares of stock of granite. Leonard Parker to Adelaide Cline, his daughter—Bouquets 29 acres in Sec. 12 between Handy, Kester, road and land late of Heimann & George; $1. Adella Chios to Jessie R. Parker—Above land; $1. A. Langenberger to Cuernino Covarrublas—Part of Vineyard lot E5 Anaheim; $200. S. E. Jones to John Hartung—Lot 1, Anaheim Ex.; $1568. Positive and Concurrent Testimony establishes the fact that TANNER'S GERMAN OINTMENT eradicates cutaneous eruptions, sores, bruises, scalds, rheumatic complaint, pain in the chest, side and kidneys, and that it may be depended upon to render the hair more luxurant and remove dandruff. For all disorders to the relief of which an external remedy is adapted, it is infallible. For fifty years it has been achieving unprecedented success, and it has today a reputation seldom paralleled by that of any remedy. Druggists sell it. There is no time to be lost when a cough attacks one, in adopting means of prevention against consumption and bronchitis. A cough may, with perfect truth, be termed the incipient stage of those destructive maladies, and the height of folly to disregard it. If neglected, it will assuredly culminate in some dangerous plumary affection, but if Dr. Wm. HALL'S BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS be used, the complaint is speedily vanquished and all danger averted. There is no pulmonic comparable to this great specific. Sold by druggista. The Great German Remedy. The celebrated German Elixir but recently introduced on the American Continent, has no equal in the world for the cure of Throat and Lung Diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Bleeding of the Lungs; Congrats, Colds, etc. A single trial will convince you of its great merit. It is rich in the medicinal properties of Tar, Wild Cherry, etc. This valuable medicine is now sold in every city and town on the Continent, at the low price of 25 cents for trial size. Large size bottles 75c. The directions are in full around each bottle. Be sure you get only German Elixir. The genuine bears the Prussian Coat of Arms, the fac-simile signature of Dr. Aug. Kaiser, and has his name blown on every 75c bottle. For sale by Ferguson & Lake. ESTABLISHED 1854. INVENTORS Should address EDISON BROR, Attorney's at Law and Patent Solicitors, 711 G street, Washington, D.C., for circulars of instruction. Reasonable terms. Minimum and advice sent free. We attend exclusively to Patient Business Relations, Interventions, and cases rejected in other hands specially. Trade Marks and Certificates solicited. Upon receipt of model or sketch and inscription we give our opinion as to practicability free of charge. We refer to the present Commission of Patents and all its Commissioners who have served within the past fifteen years. Postponement. The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY, MAY 1st, 1878. W. A WITTE, Secretary. Anahaim, March 29th, 1878. Postponement. The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, MAY 1st, 1878, W. A WITTE, Secretary. Anahaim, April 15th, 1878. CASH Bargains! ATGOODMAN AND RIMPAU'S DRY GOODS PALACE, Centre St., Anaheim. CLEARING OUT SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR O R NOTICE. ANAHEIM, AUG. 1824, NOR, WE TAKEN THIS MEANS OF INFORMING OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, THAT FROM THIS DATE WE WILL SELL LUMBER AND MERCHANDISE STRICTLY FOR CASH AS IT LEAVES OUR YARD AND MILLS. WE ARE LED TO DO THIS FOR THE REASON THAT WE ALREADY HAVE MANY THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS DUE UK, AND ARE NOT WILLING THAT THE AMOUNTSHOULD BE INCREASED UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. WE THEREFORE HAVE ALSO CONCLUDED TO REDUCE OUR CASH TRIOPS FOR LUMBER FROM $20 PER M., ACCORDING TO VARIETY, AT YARDS BOTH IN ANAHEIM AND AT ANAHEIM LANDING. A. GUY SMITH & Co. LUMBER YARD. PLANING, SAWING, MOULDING MILLS. All Varieties of Pine, Redwood, and Spruce LUMBER! Dock, Sashen, and Blind, Grape Sons, Frie Bones, Bee-Hives, and Fruit Dryers. Buffdors' Hardware and Nails. Plain and Finely SCROLL SAWING at Short Notices Anaheim Crist Mill! Grain, Food, Meal, etc., of all Variation. CORN SHELLED AND SHIPPED. ANAHEIM STORAGE WAREHOUSE. CLEARING OUT SALE TO MAKE ROOM FOR O R Spring Goods. Sale to Continue for 30 Days GOODS WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. FOR CASH ONLY. Call and examine our goods and prices and satisfy yourself that we are selling cheap for cash. Goodman & Rimpau, Centre Street, - Anaheim. FOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST Clothing AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, READY-MADE and TO ORDER. ...GO TO... M. A. Mendelson Merchant Taitoiing Emporium, Centre Street. - Anaheim Go To Hippolyte Cahen KROEGER'S BLOCK, CENTRE STREET, ANAHEIM, FOR YOUR Groceries! DRY GOODS Builders' Hardware and Nails. Plain and Fancy SCROLL SAWING at Short Notices Anaheim Crist Mill! Grain, Feed, Meal, etc., of all Varieties. CORN SHELLED AND SHIPPED. ANAHEIM STORAGE WAREHOUSE. GRAIN, WOOL, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE TAKEN ON STORAGE. GRAIN SACKS and TWINE constantly on hand. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. Of all kinds of PRODUCE. Advances made, MERCHANDISE forwarded and sold on Confirmation in best Markets. A. Guy Smith & Co. Anaheim, NEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT R. LUEDKE. Watch Maker and Jeweler, Centre Street, Anaheim. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHER, CLOCKS, and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. A fine assortment of ELGIN WATCHES. JEWELRY AND CLOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND NOW READY. ANAHEIM, The Garden Spot of Southern California. A 24 page pamphlet, containing full information on every topic which would be likely to interest those who contemplate emigrating to Southern California. The people of Anaheim should aid in giving this pamphlet a wide circulation, as it sets forth the advantages and attractions of this section in a vivid manner. CONTENTS: ANAHEIM'S ADVANTAGES—An enumeration of the advantages of this place.... Page 3 A FAVORED SECTION—Anaheim contrasted with other places—Equally good as a farming and fruit growing section.... Page 3 ORANGE—A sketch of our neighbor's growth.... Page 4 KROEGER'S BLOCK, CENTRE STREET, ANAHEIM, FOR YOUR Groceries! DRY GOODS Clothing! ETC. ETC. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICE FOR CASH. Produce Taken in Exchange P. Pellegrin Practical Watch Maker Gintre St. ANAHEIM, DAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Repaired. O. Warling, SADDLE AND Harness MAKER. CENTRE STREET, ANAHEIM. Opposite Planters' Hotel. AN ASSORTMENT OF SADDLER, HARNESS, WHIP, SQUARE, BILT, etc., commonly on hand, and for sale at the lowest living prices. Handing promptly done. The patronage of the public traded. A 24 page pamphlet, containing full information on every topic which would be likely to interest those who contemplate emigrating to Southern California. The people of Anaheim should aid in giving this pamphlet a wide circulation, as it sets forth the advantages and attractions of this section in a vivid manner. CONTENTS: ANAHEIM'S ADVANTAGES—An enumeration of the advantages of this place... Page 5 A FAVORED SECTION—Annaheim confronted with other places—Equally good as a farming and fruit growing station... Page 3 ORANGE—A branch of our neighbor's growth... Page 6 ANAHEIM'S COAL MINE—Proof of the quality of Black Star coal... Page 5 A FERTILE VALLEY—The productions of Annaheim and vicinity—The yield of different crops per acre—a superior dairy country... Pages 5-6 IMMUNITY FROM PROST—Thermometrical readings during the cold snap of late December and January... Page 7 WESTMINSTER—History of the settlement—A prosperous colony... Page 8 THE LAND FOR HOMES—Los Nietos valley, and its capabilities... Page 9 SCHOOL CENSUS—Number of school children in the various school districts in Los Angeles county... Page 9 LOS ANGELES COUNTY—The southern portion of it described—An industrial and commercial sketch, showing the great progress made in the last decade; giving a history of Annaheim colony, sketch of other settlements, and a grant deal of other valuable information... Pages 10, 11, 12, 13 NEZ-KEEFING—The magnitude of the industry in Los Angeles township, and the pleasure and profit of the landmen... Pages 14, 15, 16 VALUABLE TENDENONY—Recursive powers of Annaheim's climate. The case with which a humid-fair home can be made. Thermometric record... Page 17 NORWALK—Spool farming country... Page 18 A PORTMAN'S PARADISE—Annaheim is a place in which to enjoy one's own dream digitate—Field sports in abundance... Page 19 GARDEN GROWTH—A temperate colony—Which not be done with him here... Page 20 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN THE SANTA ANA VALLEY—A short constant between the school house of 1870 and that of 1879—a found of wonderful growth... Page 21 AS A SANATORUM—The climate of Annaheim command with that of social health matters—Proof of its expensive property—the best climate for comfortably... Page 22 PRICE. SINGLE COPY.... 10 Centals THREE COPIES FOR..... 20 Centals TO BE HAD AT THE GASHTTE OFFICE. U can make money faster at Work for us than at anything else. Capital not required; we will start earn $2 per hour at home made by the industrious men, women, both and girls employed everywhere to work for us. Now in this time. Quietly enough and terms free. Additions Tax & On., Augusta, Maine.