anaheim-gazette 1883-06-30

WEEKLY GAZETTE SATURDAY JUNE 30, 1883 Kleinigkeiten. It's not. The Board of Town Trustees meet in regular session on next Thursday. A Schneider has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Mrs. E. Kielp, deceased, with bonds fixed at $6000. Mrs. Them Rimpar and daughter left yesterday by steamer for Santa Barbara where they will spend the summer months. A next voyage is being built by Mr. Nickerson on the ten acres recently purchased by him near the depot. Dr Maynard of Los Angeles has been appointed examining surgeon for this county by the Commissioner of Pollutants. The Los Angeles Common Council is forced to make an appropriation for the celebration on their Fourth. They are a lot of patriots. We beg to acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to a ball at San Fernando on the Galorious Fourth, given by the San Fernando Social Club. Visitors to Anaheim on the Fourth will find at the Anaheim Bakery on Center street a splendid lot of pies and cakes of all the scriptures. Buy some for the children. Among the samples of wine exhibited at the Vintnerial Convention last week. We had a call on Thursday from Mr. M. Welsh, the Superintendent of the Southern California Packing Company of Los Angeles, who is making the grand tour of the several localities in this and adjoining counties contracting for fruit for the cannery. While here he bought the apricot and peach crops of the Messrs. Browning, Schorn and Cowan, paying 12 cents per pound for apricots and one cent per pound for peaches. This is a more liberal price than is paid by the Custom or Revenue authorities, and as the managers of the Los Angeles cannery do not claim to be any in the pralantine but than their neighbors, and pay the price, they do because the fruit is worth it; there is good reason for believing that the Canzikers announce of a notification between the San Bernardino countries made some weeks ago had a good foundation, not outstanding the insignificant and vehement mislaunners made by the managers. We are pleased to learn from Mr. Welsh that the orchards and vineyards of Anaheim are unexcelled by any in Southern California. He believes that much of the excellence of the fruit is due to the correct system of irrigation in many here; the copious deposition of this soil in winter. His experience is that no unirrigated trout as deficient in flavor, weak and watery, but that it is impossible to put too much water on the land in winter. The capacity of the cannery is now 10 tons of fruit per day or 50,000 acre feet. Double the capacity of last year. One hundred and fifty persons are employed. The fruit put last year has long since been disposed of and Mr. Welsh anticipates no difficulty in tracing a market for all the trout which he can see. This is another illustration of the virtue of the old age that whatever is worth doing well for it is well known fact that some minor canneries have yet on hand their product of last year. There is always sale for that which excels but it is easy to glint the market with anything second rate. The scheme of coining a cannery in Anaheim is complete. In a year or two there will be an annual fruit treat. THE A GLORIOUS COUNTY The enthusiasm preparations are going of the Fourth give way will be a notable omen from the adjourned their active participation be a pageant, or exe is no reason to doubt last year, good thou by the processioning. A large pavilion adjoining the Bay with evergreens adjoined with seas. A foot of the duster of the pavilion provides water will make the pavilion for visitors. The morning pro-street where it is located center along Center along Fire march to center, after Los Angeles pavilion. The prompt and pace both stand before must be appreciated. The afternoon pro- and H. will start at four o'clock, and then to defile in the meet halt an hour. The official howl published in another Grand Marshall, the following article appears in H. Calceo langeberger D. The foot races in ternion will take place the popular trees on The grand Ma We beg to acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to a ball at San Fernando on the Glorious Fourth, given by the San Francisco Social Club. Visitors to Anaheim on the Fourth will find at the Anaheim Bakery on Center Street a splendid lot of presents and cakes of all kinds. Bay some for the children. Among the samples of wine exhibited at the Vintneral Convent in last week were the following from Anaheim: H. Wieder, White Mission; F. Hartung, Berger 1882; Angelina Mission 1872. On and after July 3rd, the steamer Constituer and four Jagers will be withdrawn from the Los Angeles line giving a showcase every other May since San Pedro to San Francisco instead of one month days as it present. The County Board of Education convened on Tuesday for the examination of applicants for leisure opportunities. Fifteen men and thirty-five ladies presented them selves for examination. Mr. Fred Hartung and sister leave for San Francisco this afternoon. Mr. Hartung will be gone two months, and will visit Oregon and Washington Territory before returning. The Anaheim district and Minister's group will give a performance at Kitegger Hall on the evening of the Fourth. As the touring and varied performance will be given, and at its close the ball will begin. The admission to the performance and ball is only fifty cents. J. G. Bowers and others have looked in the County Recorder's office notice of location of the Workingmen Petroleum mining claim in the NW of section 10, township 3 southeast range 9 west. J. W. Snow and others also like varieties of Santa Ana Petroleum mining claim on NE of same section. These on claims are but a few miles from Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Huggins celebrated their silver wedding on Tuesday evening, and some of their near relatives came quite a distance to rejoice with them on the occasion. They are older than they were a quarter of a century ago, of course, but are hare and hearty enough to give promise that they will live to celebrate their golden, if not their diamond wedding. Measrs, West, Wheeler, De Tark, Krug, Westmore and Haraszthy, the Viticultural Commissioners, visited Anaheim one day this week, and were courteously received by our vigorous. Their preacher against the Mission grape was considerably removed when they saw our thrirty vineyards and sampled the excellent Mission wine to be found in our market. Mr. Welch anticipates no difficulty in trailing a market for all the trout which he can see. This is another illustration of the variety of the old trout that whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well; for it is a well-known fact that some newer cannery sets out on hand their product of last year. There is always sale for that which exceeds but it is easy to glimpk the market with anything beyond tale. The scheme of selling a quantity in Anaheim is deliberately made abundant. In a year or two there will be an abundance of fruit grown here, and there is no doubt that either a banquet or party will be operated here. There were seven hundred and thirty-one wines in the room at Bedford Street in Westwood, and probably more than twenty water lime ponds more than 250 inches for irrigation. The pots installed need not repellent of any moisture loss due to heat or rain. The security is due principally to the fact that more water is being taken from the river every year by the divers at Riverside and follow their waters. It is impossible that Anaheim and Santa Ana Companies will agree to use all the water legally in Anaheim and Santa Ana Companies will rent that District of the Santa Ana Company. The meeting for this over the proposition, and also so does the areaability of drinking a swampy cooling above Badrock Crossing, by which means it is thought at a couple of hours in water may be develped. The gentle train which left Los Angeles it sights at on Monday, arrived at Anaheim sixteen miles north, about 140 feet at the terminal time, and while waiting to take its oil engine No. DD under charge of Mr. Rowland, on the way to Mave, dashed round the curve around the headland, and in instant struck the car whose end crushed it into the emigrant car, killing Mrs. G. Betger and injuring her husband. Thomas Williams and wife John Fitzgerald and F. E. West were also slightly injured. Mr. and Mrs. Betger were a newly married couple and had only taken the train at Newall about an hour before the soil catastrophe. The Coroner's pay held that neither the conductor nor any of the employees of the trans were to blame, as they were running strictly according to orders, but that the fault was at headquarters or with the Train Despatcher at Los Angeles. On last Monday morning Horace Bell, editor of the Pineapple, was putting in his office in Temple Block, Los Angeles, when the door opened and Chief of Police King Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The official handbook published in another Grand Marshall the following article kept in H.Cohen Langeberger D. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district. Upon this grant who is well known business except by trade established with a number of air spaces available within this district. Just one story low other great King Angels Mary Neumann Isaac in mind you lovely country enlightenment the inner tank San Francisco previously before rather than our order after sale, in order be assigned to voicing Grand Feiolator reasonably expected phenalia will be service upon your request that the august bounty members meet half an hour. The foot races in ternation will take place the peper trees on The grand Marshal all arriving column immediately to organize an making time management in partnership further south. The work at bounty bays by H.Cohen Langeberger D. Grand General H.A. Heavenward S.A., a private company has taken up yet wanted in this district as host city for its next exhibition with a number of air spaces available within this district." I'll output these lines as they appear: "We beg to acknowledge that an inspection has been dispatched off and Mr. Welch anticipates no difficulty in trailing a market for all the trout which he can see from his office at Bedford Street in Westwood, and probably most of them are too short to walk along more than 200 inches for irrigation. The pilot station must be set up soon after each water lily pads more than 250 inches for irrigation. The pilot station must be set up soon after each water lily pads more than 250 inches for irrigation." Measrs, West, Wheeler, De Tark, Krug, Wetmore and Haraszthy, the Vitacultural Commissioners, visited Anaheim one day this week, and were courteously received by our vigorous. Their preparation against the Mission grape was considerably removed when they saw our thrirty vineyards and sampled the excellent Mission wine to be found in every cellar. Rev. J. A. Emery will leave on Monday for the East, under an appointment from Bishop Kip, on business connected with the diocese. He will be gone about four months, and during that time will visit all the large cities in the older States. He will preach to morrow evening at the Episcopal church. During his absence, services will be regularly held by Rev. Mr. Sheridan. Items from Justice Bailey's Court: In the case of the two women arrested for receiving stolen property, all proceedings were dismissed upon motion of the prosecuting attorney, in view of the fact that the boys had been discharged by the Superior Court. In the case of the People vs. D. Yorba, a change of veneer has been taken to Justice Freeman's Court in Santa Ana. The trial of the case of Kraemer vs. Wilkens was postponed until next Monday. Mrs. C. Z Culver died at her home in Orange last Sunday morning. Mr. Culver and wife came from Washington City about one year ago, in the hope that our mild climate would restore Mrs. Culver's failing health. All that was possible for medical skill to devise has been done, and she was watched over constantly and attentively by her relatives and friends. Though Mrs. Culver was confined to her house a great portion of the time during her residence here, she made many warm and sympathizing friends by her amiable and pleasing manner. The floral offerings at the funeral indicated the high esteem in which the lady was held. They consisted of wreaths, crosses, crescents, crowns, pillows, ladders, bonquets, etc., all of the most beautiful design and made from the rarest flowers, forming a collection seldom equaled anywhere. — Standard. A new lot of beautiful masks for the Horribles at J. Helmsen's. On last Monday morning Horace Bell, editor of the Porcupine, was setting in his office in Temple Block, Los Angeles, when the door opened and Chief of Police King entered quickly with a cocked pistol in his hand which he pointed at Bell and fired not, however, until the latter had grasped King's wrist and disconcerted his aim. Bell threw his assault on the door, and about the same time his son Charles came to his aid and struck King with a printer's mallet. King was severely injured. A complaint for assault has been lodged against him. The provocation was a series of attacks on King in the Porcupine. There was a young girl of Saint Ana, A girl whose front name was Hannah, She to her bean wrote: For a bonnet called poke, And asked him to bring it. Minima. But the bean was a sensible feller. So he wrote a response for to tell her That no girl of his. Should surmount her phiz. With a scuttle suggestive of cellar. To tomorrow See O'Leendorf. The exports from the depot for the week ending Wednesday were as follows: 13 carloads wine 294,385 pounds 88 bales of wool 28,450 99 cases eggs 5,940 Miscellaneous freight 28,300 Total 357,075 A loud explosion heard about 9 o'clock on last Saturday night was the result of an attempt to blow up a house on First North street occupied by Chinese. The explosive was placed under the house, it is supposed by some rival Chinese. A few boards were broken and dishes shattered, but no one was hurt. Parties going to the seaside should examine the large assortment of Seaside Libraries at J. Helmsen's. THE FOURTH. A Glorious Celebration Assured. The enthusiasm with which the various preparations are going on for the celebration of the Fourth give assurance that the day will be a notable one in the history of Anaheim. Not only will the citizens of the town turn out in procession with a spontaneity never before seen, but many people from the adjacent country have plunged their active participation and the result will be a pagwalt, or exceeding interest. There is no reason to doubt that the celebration of last year, good though it was, will be eclipsed by the proceedings of next Wednesday. A large pavilion will be erected on the lot adjoining the Bank of Anaheim, covered with evergreens and brush and provided with seats. A fountain is contemplated in the center of the pavilion and the spouting pits of water will serve to cool the air and make the pavilion a pleasant resting place for visitors. The morning procession will form on Adela street where it is intersected by Los Angeles street, and march along the latter street to Center, along Center to Palm, along Palm to First, along First one block and counter-march to Center, along Center to one block above Los Angeles and counter-march to the pavilion. The procession will start at 10 A.M. prompt, and participants are requested to begin stand before that hour so that they must be well placed in the procession. The afternoon procession of the I. O. A. and H. will start from the Mastin Hall lot at 4 o'clock, and the reptiles who propose to defile in the procession are required to meet half an hour before the appointed time. The official bowl of the giant rascassimo is published in another edition. Grand Marshal Norton has appointed the following artists: W. G. Thompson, A. Hoppen, H. Caben, F. W. Tyler, Alberto Langeberger, D. W. Hudson, R. Agnilar. The foot races and other games in the afternoon will take place under the shade of the popular trees on Center street. A dispatch was received yesterday morning announcing the death of Wm. R. Olden at his residence in Los Angeles. Mr. Olden was long a resident of Anaheim and for fifteen years or more has been in ill health. He has shown wonderful vitality, and we are told that of late he appeared to be enjoying very good health, so that his death was quite unexpected. The usual services will be held in the Presbyterian church term week. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Praying at 11 A.M. Subject of its success appropriate to the eve of our national celebration. Evening service at 7:45 a.m. Sermon of sermon Christian Courage. Tool Packard will consider the singing and乐器 appropriate music, vocal and instrumental. All are cordially invited to be present. Mr. Harker, the harness maker, has shown us a columbo of harness, single and double, which he has made up. He is offering them at much lower prices than the same quality can be bought in Los Angeles. John Hanna and family, and Prof. Hanna of Napa College, left on Thursday for Point of Rock's, a seaside resort near Newport. A meeting of the stockholders in the Anaheim Cemetery Association will be held this afternoon, immediately after the meeting of the Water Company. Grasshoppers are said to be damaging the corn fields some few miles cost of town. No apprehension is felt of their reaching the vineyards. Wells, Fargo & Co. There are packages in Wells, Fargo & Co., office for the following persons: R. Lovelke, P.M. Sprenger, Mrs. A.C. Rogers, Mrs.A.Nelson, F.A.Darling, Rev.J.B.Dombres, H.Weber, W.M.Paublen, C.T.Hailey, H.J.Blow, J.B.Bone, Miss M.Spilly. Post-Office Letter List. There are letters on the Anaheim post office for the following persons: Glen Anderson, A.Grade. Grand Generalissimo's Manifesto Having visited Locusts, June 26th, 1883. Historical and Satisfaction in Continental Long of the American Revolution. Our Father John by some insight has tailed to notify us that we are well aware of the worst scatches and summers his thoughts at least every year conjure up and mind his own sin that we are said here. It is expected that we will turn out in a grand manner upon the Fourth Mo. Next upon this grand occasion, even those who are well known are totally devoid of brains except by themselves, those who are able with a maturation in the shape of an armed officer, those whose rare skin will resist very shortly, a little worrisome, but they meet the fate of an absent one will be permitted to meet or an opportunity for the once, and allowed to carry out their natural bent within bounds younger. This grand cavalcade, the like of which the world never saw, and which, it is expected, will make the angels weep, will stay promptly at 4 p.m., (post mortem) duly the 4th, from their before-ward quarters at the Temple of King Slosum situated just one story lower than the Temple of another great King upon the street of the angels Maryeim. Best moral ye hearthens, however, that your lovely countenances will be expected to enlighten the innermost parts of the Fanciutank on our one tail to one whole hour previously before the hour of embarkation, rather than our or two minutes previously after sunrise, in order that your positions may be assigned to you in the ranks by the Grand Excalator. It is also supposed, nay, reasonably expected, that your costly pharameralia will be prepared and ready for service upon your advent into the tank, so that the august body of which you are unworthy members may not be delayed, handled, kept back or retarded by the negligence of way one. Wells, Pargo & Co. There are packages in Wells, Fargo & Co. office for the following persons: R Loweke, Mrs A C Rogers, F A Darling, H Weder, C T Heiley, J B Stone, Post-Office Letter List. There are letters in the Anaheim post office for the following persons: Glen Anderson, A T Armstrong, Simon Barron, P K Chapin, Susie Green, BORN. In Los Angeles, June 26th, to the wife of George Butler Griffin, a son. In Los Angeles, June 21st, to the wife of Charles W. Surreyer, a daughter. At Easton, June 12th, to the wife of Charles Chardon, a son. At Downey, to the wife of W. T. Carter, a daughter. MARRIED. In Compton, June 19th, J. M. Eumert of Downey to Lacy H. Jennius of Compton. DIED. In Los Angeles, June 28th, John Tradford, aged 50 years. At Orlando, June 17th, Mary Calver, wife of C. Z. Calver, aged 28 years. At Poway, June 21st, a twin son of Chas. Eason, aged two months. Hoods swarts ribboned and any fancy arted can be made any color wanted with the Dainut Dress. All the popular colors 1776. 1883. THIS being the Centennial Anniversary of the conclusion of peace between Great Britain and the United States and of the formal establishment of our Glorious Republic, the citizens of ANAHEIM Will celebrate the Fourth of July in a manner which will eclipse even the grand effort of last year. A cordial invitation is extended to the people of Santa Ana, Westminster, Tustin, Orange, Garden Grove, Downey, Norwalk, Centralia, Willow Creek, Wilmington, Compton, Los Angeles, Elizabeth Lake, Pasadena, San Gabriel, Pomona, Upper Santa Ana, San Juan, and every other part of our county to join with us in celebrating the day. Everybody will be welcomed, and for the amusement of visitors a programme has been prepared which provides for an uninterrupted succession of amuse- ANAHEIM Will celebrate the Fourth of July in a manner which will eclipse even the grand effort of last year. A cordial invitation is extended to the people of Santa Ana, Westminster, Tustin, Orange, Garden Grove, Downey, Norwalk, Centralia, Willmore City, Wilmington, Compton, Los Angeles, Elizabeth Lake, Pasadena, San Gabriel, Pomona, Upper Santa Ana, San Juan, and every other part of our county to join with us in celebrating the day. Everybody will be welcomed, and for the amusement of visitors a programme has been prepared which provides for an uninterrupted succession of amusements from morning to night. Following is the PROGRAMME: 10 A.M. PROCESSION, Under direction of R. J. NORTHAM Esq. Grand Marshal and a corps of efficient aids. The procession will be the most unique in the history of California. All trades and avocations will be represented and the various triumphal and tableaux cars will be got up with oriental splendor. It will be a pageant worth coming a hundred miles to see. I P. M. Exercises at the Pavilion. MUSIC Opening Address by the President of the Day Alexander Bailey, Esq Prayer Rev. F. H. Robinson Song Reading of Declaration of Independence C. W. Moore, Esq Singing, "America" Anaheim Glee Club ORATION Theodore Lynill, Esq Singing, "Columbia" Music Anaheim Glee Club Singing 2:30 P. M. GRAND HORSE RACE. One thousand yards. Purse, $500. Entries close at 12 m. on July 3d, 1893. From 3 to 4 P. M.—Sport for old and young. Foot races, sack races, three-legged and one-legged race. Games for Ladies and Girls. Handsome Prizes for the winners. 4 P. M.—Procession of ANTIQUES AND HORRIBLES Led by an imported DUDE from London, via New York, and accompanied by their Band and Walking Jake, their noted Orator, a recent importation from the seaside. The Horribles will master at their wigwain at 3:30 sharp, and all nervous people and young children should be retired at this period least they be thrown into fits and convulsions. 5 to 6 P. M.—Grand Ostrich Race, and the exhibition of Indian War Dances and Games by the troupe of Indian Scouts lately imported from General Crook's command in Arizona. 8 P. M.—Balloon ascensions are stale and out of date. In lieu thereof there will be a Descent in a Divang Bell to the watery depths of the Anaheim ditch. A limited number of passengers will be allowed to descend. 9 P. M.—Grand Entertainment and Ball at Kroeger's Hall under the superintendence of F. C. Rimpau, C. E. Stone, E. Pellegrin and C. E. Leonard. THE San Francisco Cash Store Offers for this Week the following Special Bargains: Ladies and Childrens' Shoes Greatly Reduced. Figured Satin, Reduced to 10¢ per yd Printed Lawns, Reduced to 10¢ per yd Silk Grenadines, Reduced to 12¢ per yd English Merinos, Reduced to 20¢ per yd 81.25 French Cashmere, Reduced to 80¢ per yd Furniture Crests, Reduced to 12¢ per yd Canton Flannels, Reduced to 10¢ per yd Ladies and Childrens' Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Greatly Reduced. ALSO SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN Men's and Boys' CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR. TRUNKS. HATS, Etc. DON'T BE DECEIVED, GET YOUR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS TRUNKS. HATS, ETC. DON'T BE DECEIVED, GET YOUR GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Where you can rely on a saving of 20 per ct. Remember "A penny saved is a penny made." Call and Examine for yourself at The San Francisco Cash Store, Los Angeles St., near Planters' Hotel. ANAHEIM. M. DOBNER. Fresh Dutter and Eggs always on hand. MAY, 1883. MAY, 1883. SPECIAL FROM STORE NEAR ANAHEIM DEPOT Fresh Goods are daily offered of SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING That for variety and price can hardly fail to suit the public taste. A large stock of BROOMS at extremely low prices. MY POPULAR YEAST POWDER Still increases in favor. I also make a specialty of the celebrated IVORY SOAP and the equally celebrated "KING OF SOAPS." Please call, examine stock on hand, order anything not in sight, and see if a universal demand cannot be met, as I propose to provide anything needed by my customers from a box of toothpicks to a thrashing machine. M. H. CHEESEMAN. Goods delivered FREE to any part of the vicinity. BARKER & ALLEN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE CARPETS M. H. CHEESEMAN. Goods delivered FREE to any part of the vicinity. BARKER & ALLEN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FURNITURE, CARPETS, Bedding, Wall Paper, Shades, Cornices, Lace Curtains, Etc. Nos. 322, 324 & 326 Main Street, Near the Pico House, LOS ANGELES, - - CAL. WASHINGTON Meat Market! CENTRE STREET, ANAHEIM, C. E LEONARD, Proprietor. THE PATRONAGE OF THE PEOPLE OF ANA heim and station is respecting rational F. ADAMS, MERCHANT TAILOR. No. 113 Spring St., LOS ANGELES. IS IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF ALL THE newest and most fashionable styles. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. The patronage of the citizens of Anaheim and vicinity solicited. ANAHEIM HOTEL, Center Street, Anaheim. JQHN DIETZEL, - Lessee and Manager. HAVING LEASED THE ABOVE-NAMED HO tel and being determined to remain here, I will use every endeavor to make the house a popular stopping place. I understand the hotel business thoroughly, and will spare no trouble to accommodate my patrons. I respectfully solicit the patronage of the public A Bar in which the Choioest of Liquors are kept is attached to the House. FREE COACH from all Trains. The table will be supplied with the very best in the market, and the kitchen will be under my personal supervision. Respectfully, JOHN DIETZEL.