anaheim-gazette 1884-12-27

WEEKLY·GAZETTE SATURDAY...DEC. 27, 1856 Kleinigkeiten. The Gazette gives greeting to its readers and most sincerely houses that everybody—friend and enemy alike—may experience A Happy New Year. Hippan Press extend a cordial greeting their friends in their advertising space. A musical and literary entertainment will be given at the Orangesthorpe school house this (Saturday) evening. The new most market of Mr. Crutall will be removed to the Courad brick building on Los Angeles street. The Gloorious climate at California; In Los Angeles, December 20th, to the wife of Daniel P. Neilhart, a daughter. Dr. Neihart, the father, is 72 years old and is doing as well as could be expected. Four-year-old Nellie Carter of Los Angeles was struck in the face by a hatchet playfully thrown by her brother at a tree from which it glanced. She will be disfigured for life. The assignees of the Santa Ana Valley Bank have declared a dividend of five per cent. This makes the fifth dividend, and when it is paid the stockholders will have received $46,000. Railreading apparently is an uncertain calling. The entire train force whose faces have become so familiar to patrons of the Anahim train has been transferred to other pastures. The regular services at St. Michael's church on Christmas day which were prevented by the severe storm will be held with full musical programme to-morrow (Sunday) morning at half-past ten o'clock. The Directors of the A. U. W. Co. have appointed Monser. Strain, Hunter and Pellegrin a committee to audit the books and accounts of the Company and submit their re- County district is probably on the site of another election. We cannot kindly send it to the first list so far as during his government are necessary in the line of roads and bridges, we might or well be without any annual organization which ever. Our Supervisors seem to think that we ought to be satisfied by pay our three and one nothing in return, that the home of being a part of Los Angeles county should entirely affect that side of the avenue. Our people are determined, however, never to help Los Angeles to build a $500,000 Court House while the Santa Ana river remains unbridged and our roads impassable in an ordinary wet winter. Our share of the tax would simply suffice to build a very important Court House for Orange county and bridge the Santa Ana river to boot. Besides we could well afford to even increase our rate of taxation when assured that we ourselves should be the beneficiaries, instead of having our money spent as now improving the other end of the county, with which we have little or no intercourse. For tonight a time Los Angeles was an insensitive to us as San Francisco or Chicago, and communication between towns in sight of each other was only possible by means of balloons or boats. With a Court House at Anaheim, or Santa Ana, or Orange, how long do you think would our rivers be unbridged and our roads be a reproach to us? The above excerpt from a letter of the Orange correspondent of the Los Angeles Express represents a sentiment quite generally prevailing in the southern portion of the county. The difficulties encountered last season in communication between towns in sight of each other, created a demand for roads and bridges which will now be more intensified by the late rains, and the people are determined not to give their consent to taxation for the purpose of building a Court House in Los Angeles. In the matter of county division there are different opinions regarding its expediency; but as this is a Democratic year, and it has been proven that the people desire a change, perhaps it would be well that taxpayers be given an opportunity to express their will. If a majority desire county division it should be consummated. Seasonable Advice James L. Wilder, Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service, has addressed a warning to the public which it will be well to give heed to. He says: At this time of the year thousands of packages of 4th-class mail matter, containing annual presents and merchandise, are passing through the mails, and it would be wise if all such packages were put up in a more substantial manner and carried a directed tag on the article itself in addition to the one on the outside wrapper. And hereunto lies: Mr. Hammond, Missouri, Dec. 18, 1856 T. H. Goodman, Hermann, Sept. 1, 1856 T. H. Goodman, Bg. Gun Pean, and Tgt. Aga. C. P. R. E. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sir: I have read Mr. Kingbury's letter dated April 7th, addressed to you, in response to the promotion of emigration to California. I think the idea of requesting residents of your State to answer the latter addressed to them by intending emigrants good one, and can confirm from personal persistence every word he writes in support it. It is a well-known fact that emigrants have no fixed destination are leth to spend more money for their passage than they deem absolutely necessary—that in, to get New York. There they expect to obtain best advice where to settle, although most cases they find (too late) that they have made a great mistake and spend their money in waiting instead of proceeding once to a place where they can find employment or good land for sale. As to California, it is the more to be said that the residents of that State will take the trouble of answering such letters received from emigrants, in order that they may book right through with confidence. Being agent for Germany, Scandinavia Russia, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, Italy, etc., I desire the names of such people speak the language of these countries who at least will get some one to answer the language of the letter he receives. the inhabitants of these countries generate make good settlers and good workers, people may perhaps not mind this little trouble when they in return secure purchasers their land, or laborers for their fields, good servants for their houses. Respectfully yours, Rudolph FALCK. OFFICE OF THE IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22, 1884. The regular services at St. Michael's church on Christmas day which were prevented by the severe storm will be held with full musical programme to-morrow (Sunday) morning at half-past ten o'clock. The Directors of the A. U. W. Co. have appointed Messrs. Strain, Hunter and Pellegrin a committee to audit the books and accounts of the Company and submit their report to the stockholders at the meeting to be held on January 10th. The little ones, and even those of larger growth, enjoyed themselves hugely at the Episcopalian church on Wednesday evening. The Christmas tree had an mezhanistible supply of good things, and not one of the children were forgotten by St. N. It is a pleasure to note that the Messrs. Kraemer have decided to offer for sale some of the fine lands of what is known as the Kraemer tract in North Anaheim. In location and fertility these lands are unsurpassed, and they will doubtless sell readily. John Landell, who has been almost at death's door for weeks past, having suffered from an attack of typhoid fever, is, at last accounts, slightly better. We hope to be able to record his entire recovery and his restoration to his wonted good health. The infant son of Mr Little of Pasadena fell from a lounge and broke his leg on Sunday. The day previous, the editor of the Pasadena Union, Mr. Wood, was thrown from his buggy and had his leg broken and suffered severe internal injuries. Among the anticipated festivities of Christmas that were abandoned on account of the deluge of rain, was the ball at Kroeger's hall. Ample preparations had been made for an enjoyable party but the fair dancers would not face the storm. The ball is announced for Dec. 31. The Board of School Trustees at a meeting held on Wednesday last appointed Amos W. Plummer Principal of the Anaheim Public School for the ensuing year. Mr. Plummer is lately from Maine and is said to possess eminent qualifications for the position. All of the subordinate teachers were re-engaged. The dining-room of the Anaheim Hotel presented a gala appearance on Christmas day. A large tree of evergreen trimmed and loaded with appropriate knick-knacks adorned the center of the room, and the skill and taste of mine host Pummer was displayed in various decorations of flowers and trailing vines. Messrs. Kindelberger & Scott of Los Angeles have applied for a patent for a spirit level, or as it should properly be called a vision it should be consummated. Seasonable Advice James L. Wilder, Superintendent of the Railway Mail Service, has addressed a warning to the public which it will be well to give heed to. He says: At this time of the year thousands of packages of 4th-class mail matter, containing annual presents and merchandise, are passing through the mails, and it would be wise if all such packages were put up in a more substantial manner and carried a directed tag on the article itself in addition to the one on the outside wrapper, as the mail bags containing these packages are often piled in cars and wagons with several tons of other mails, the weight of which is sufficient to crush and destroy frail and carelessly put up packages. I often find feathers, fancy shell work, artificial flowers, ladies' bonnets etc. in mail bags which have been transported at the bottom of a five-ton pile of bags, crushed beyond recognition and their addresses lost. I would therefore advise all persons sending such packages to put them up in a manner so that they will stand such weights and pressures. Care and caution should be exercised in mailing such matter, as outside wrappers are often separated from the packages by the pressure of heavy weights and the articles lost to the owners. Therefore, if these precautions were carried out the Post Office Department would have less complaints to investigate and its patrons suffer fewer losses. The Rainfall A wetter Christmas no one ever saw in this part of the globe. It rained almost continuously during the day, and reached the climax at night in peals of thunder and flashes of lightning. It rained quite steadily yesterday, and when we went to press the prospects were excellent for its continuance. The record from Mr. Langenberger's gauge is as follows: Rainfall in October.....16 " November .....62 From December 8 to 12.....73 " 19 to 23.....36 " 25 to 26(at 7 A.M).....2.45 Total for 1884.....4.32 To same date in 1883.....2.84 Excess this season.....1.48 At noon yesterday the Santa Ana river was booming, the water reaching from bank to bank, with a strong current deep enough to swim a horse. The Santiago creek did not show a proportionate rise at that hour, although a strong and rising stream was running. Suggestive Warning Harrigan & Hart's Theatre Comique, on Broadway, New York, was burned on Tuesday morning. The loss is $200,000. The insurance expired last week, and in the pressure of business a renewal was neglected. The unexpected is always liable to happen. Keep your insurance policy in force, and provided it has been issued through your insurance company. The above communications point out way by which everyone interested in the growth of the country can do something wards inducing that growth. If, for instance, a private citizen takes the trouble write to a correspondent in Germany, in answer to questions concerning the countries such information will be more readily lieved and have more weight than if sent an immigration association, a real estate agent, or even an editor—all of whom are popularly supposed to be given to exaggeration. Again, the contribution of a few boxes oranges, as requested by Mr. Street, could but a trifle and without doubt draw attention to this vicinity of the hundreds strangers who daily flock to the rooms of the Immigration Association. They will allow large and handsome oranges in boxes, with a card stating that they were grown Mr. —a orchard in or near Anaheim; they will be told, in answer to queries proposed to the Secretary, that land similar to on which these oranges were grown can bought for $100 per acre, which includes water right; and they will be told further that in four or five years they will be able, if they choose to go to Anaheim, buy land and plant an orchard, to ship similar fruit to the San Francisco or New York market. Having been told these facts, it would be strange if some of the querists would not confrain to come here and spy out their land. The circulare mentioned by Mr. Struet out of print. A new lot, containing no The dining-room of the Anaheim Hotel presented a gala appearance on Christmas day. A large tree of evergreen trimmed and loaded with appropriate knick-knacks adorned the center of the room, and the skill and taste of mine host Pummer was displayed in various decorations of flowers and trailing vines. Messrs. Kindelberger & Scott of Los Angeles have applied for a patent for a spirit level, or, as it should properly be called, a alinometer. This is the invention of Mr. Kindelberger and the advantages claimed for it are that it is perfectly accurate and always ready for any angle that may be desired. Mr. Dreyfun, who is adjourning at Bartlett Springs, and who would like to come home written that the only way to reach the railroad is by a long ride on horseback over a mountainous and villainous road, a mode of transportation entirely at variance with his ideas of luxury. Every rivet in the mountains has been swollen by the reins to the proportion of a good sized river. John Hanna's success at the turkey shooting match was doubtless due to the knowledge that, for the first time in eight years, all his family were gathered together to partake of a Christmas dinner, and that they had the appetite which always accompanies robust health. Thirteen of them sat down at the patental table, and it may be believed that the family reunion was a joyful one. The paradise of tranquility has been located. It is in Gilroy, and the providing daily is a beautiful lady, who never by any chance turns the wanderers from her door, but furnishes them with food, tangerine and great advice of life. An each recipient of the good lady's charity departs he leaves a shalt mark on the gate, and a constant stream of impressions visitors in the sequence. Instead of priding and posting the forthcoming trump endurance of Anaheim, the Town Trustees should come the above to be posted on every avenue leading to the town. It will be more illuminated than the broad and water thrust bank, with a strong current deep enough to swim a horse. The Santiago creek did not show a proportionate rise at that hour, although a strong and rising stream was running. Suggestive Warming Harrigan & Hart's Theatre Comique, on Broadway, New York, was burned on Tuesday morning. The loss is $200,000. The insurance expired last week, and in the pressure of business a renewal was neglected. The unexpected is always liable to happen. Keep your insurance policy in force, and provided it has been issued through the Anaheim Insurance Agency, of which Richard Malrose is manager, there will be no uncertainty of its being paid in full in case of loss by fire. The turkey shooting match, managed by J. Yager, was a grand success, and some remarkably good shooting was done—likewise some conspicuously poor. The successful contestants at the 300 yard range were Oscar Zoyn, who got three turkeys in succession. John Hanna two, F. S. Wallace one, (and two at the glass ball shooting) K. B. Cox one, Mr. Robinson two, Parker and Ween (of the Orange Rifle Club) four. Shooting at chickens at 100 yards the following were successful: J. Schneider 2, W. E. Ballay 2, B. F. Porter 2, Mr. Robinson 2, H. Padderata 1, K. B. Cox 1, John Hanna 1. In all 148 shots were fired. That a bouquet is not always a thing of beauty, but may nevertheless be a joy forever, is made plain by a unique collection presented to the Gazurra on Christmas by T. J. House. Among roses are entwined raspberry, strawberry and pepper blossoms and fruit with leaves and blossoms of tomato, watermelon and other varieties of garden vegetables all grown in the open air and in midwinter. The installation of the newly-shaped offence of Anaheim Lodge No. 267, P. and A., M., will take place on Monday evening next at 7:30. Zinfandel grape cuttings are offered for sale cheap by Mr. Crowther. H. Cohen has received another large lot of the celebrated Blindman Lodge. It would be a good plan to organize a local immigration association, such as have recently formed in Santa Ana, San Bernardino dune, Riverside and other places. We will never get our proper share of the new element that is pouring into the State unlawfully reached for in a systematic and proper manner. There is absolutely no effort made to induce people to come here, except by the Gazurra, which has incurred a limited circulation among those who are machine-human here. The fact that so many people hardened in this vicinity of late year without any special effort on the part these interested shows what might be accomplished by current systematic and well directed efforts. This is the time of year when diligent mails, prostrated telegraph lines and more blockaded trains make life a burden to the man of business. There is a vast accumulation of mail all along the route, and a surplus of lost winter's experiment in threshing. "Treats of family honegages—BILLA THEA..." A Red Penny Coin, M. H. Smith, We are in enough of the dollar from Mr. Neddie Hale, of themary, our agent for Mothers of the time and the spirit of the with the approval of the real Fish, and they desire to be responsible, we will take glorious their name and additions to it. Property holders especially interested in this immigration and the trouble taken in commury now and then would no simply repaid in the next future. especially, T. H. Georgett. Burna, Germany, Sept. 1, 1834. Mann, Reg. Man and Thk. Agh. G. P. R. E. Co. Maranco, Cal. Have read Mr. Kingbury's letter, at 7th, addressed to you, in refermentation of emigration to Callthink the idea of requesting the your State to answer the Letters to them by intending emigrants a and can confirm from personal exservy word he writes in support of All-known fact that emigrants who had destination are lath to spend by their passage than they tinally necessary—that is, to get to There they expect to obtain advise where to settle, although in they find (too late) that they a great mistake and spend their waiting, instead of proceeding at place where they can find employood land for sale. California, it is the more to be dethe residents of that State will double of answering such letters from emigrants, in order that they right through with confidence. ent for Germany, Scandinavia, Estria, Hungary, Switzerland, Italdenia the names of such people as language of these countries, or will get some one to answer in age of the letter he receives. Asants of these countries generally settlers and good workers, people do not mind this little trouble in return secure purchasers for lor laborers for their fields, or rats for their houses. RUDOLPH FALCK. THE IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION TION OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22, 1884. At late morning we met with General Murray Brown of the Central Pacific Railroad for the purpose of clearing railroad heights on both sides in the first, and last day. The committee consisted of the hearing round. From the State Morphological Society—J. A. Wilson of Santa Clara, W. C. Blackwell of Haywards and A. T. Match of Boston. From the State Fruit Grower Convention—L. W. Bank of Vernville, J. M. Hirsen of New Precinct and W. M. Allen of Santa Cruz. From the late Visitation Convention—W. B. West of Stockton, William McPherson Hill of Glenn Kiln, Seymour county and H. P. Livermore of San Francisco. Mr. Livermore of the committee showed that on a contract shipment of twenty-even pounds of fruit last summer, at Chicago, at $000 freight per carload, the navigation had suffered a loss of $2,300. Hancover all fruits must be shipped at the risk of the owner, or the Eastern commission marshals refuse to handle them. Manager Towns Internet attentively to the statement of the committee. It was not clearly explained by the committee what necessities would be given for the fulfillment of an agreement to furnish marketable fruit sufficient to load a train daily, and it was doubted whether the railroad companies could afford to reduce the rates one-half upon the traffic requiring a high rate of speed, unless there is additional insurance that the fruit-growers are disposed to do their part in bringing down the price of fruit. A prominent railroad official says also that fruit-growers should exercise their influence to secure a material reduction of the large profits of the middlemen and retail dealers of the East, where it is hoped these fruits will be marketed. Manager Towns said to the committee that he could do nothing until they had furnished him with a full tabulated statement of the amount of fruit the company would be given for transportation in the event of a reduction. He further stated that his company was not the only one that had the fixing of rates of freight, but that the figures the committee might present him would be presented to the meeting of the representatives of Eastern roads, who meet in San Francisco on the 12th of next month. The proposition of the committee was that if the railroad company would make a reduction of one-half, or to $400 per carload, or five cents per pound, to Chicago, New Orleans and St. Louis, running a train for fruit especially, the fruit-growers could furnish marketable fruits enough to load a New York City based at several times throughout the year. Average annual revenue from merchandise for $50 at New York City. When a couple are walking home by night under farmland is one of Indoor eight blimps. Dulce milla milla's union at $9 and upwards. A New York farmer has tried a tramp in mines for a patent. Trumps should have some distinguishing odor. We suggest this out of contact for patients. Ladies Try Madison Dunn's trained Supporting Counsel—M. Cohen, Agent. An eagle for the moment! Make sure the client of cheerful battling. Don't fall to examine the keep stock of all clues of goods at Dulce's. One of the latest receipts: If you step on a dude's boot you use likely to make salt's foot jelly. Where do you get your smoking tobacco Why, at Newbold's, of events. It is adding that a rich man sleeps with a poor girl. The murders in love are made on the woman's side. Call on filly, appraise the bank. It is believed that the principal obligation to the Mother Holbard drama in Chicago is in the fact that it attracts public attention away from the Sunday house race. Try a sack of Orange Blossom, made at the Santa Ann Valley Mills. Mother, to three-year-old out for a walk after tea: "See the fall moon, Malbull" Mabel, suffering from mitigation: "How she moon had supper, too." Ilha Granlated Sugar for $1—Dobner. Princeous Beatrice is still without a husband. The men who want her are not high enough up in the social stable, and the man she wants are way off in America editing papers. Seifler keeps the best native wines and branden. A young woman has been expelled from a church in New York for saying that her pastor had kissed her four tames when she had only been kissed three times. New Yorkers can't stand wilful exaggeration. Capitol Mills best family flour at $2.20 per 100lb at Cahen's. A Boston colored man, who recently wooed and won the object of his love, offered as one of the inducements to the desired match: "Yes, honey; an' you needn't do a stitch of work for a week after the wedding."' Billy has a first-class new billiard table. If it is no slur on the grocer to say that he has no sand. Ran into Seifer's for a glass of beer: tf Big red umbrellas have become all the rage in France. A man can paint the town red over there just as well when it rains as when it is dry. Everything the very best at Billy's tt. He—What do you say to Christmas for our wedding day? She—1 say no; sir you The Immigration Association of California. San Francisco, Dec. 22, 1884. At the meeting of the Directors of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company held last week, the following proceedings were had: On motion and second it was unanimously ordered that a warrant be drawn in favor of Bicknell & White for $4000, balance due for fees in the cases entitled Anahiem Water Co. vs. Semi-Tropic Water Co. and Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co. vs. Cajon Irrigation Co., Anahiem Water Co. et al., in accordance with the following resolution passed May 27, 1882, which is as follows: The litigation committee submitted a report of the terms agreed upon between them and the company's attorneys in the water case as follows: On final resolution in favor of Santa Ana owners after new trial ordered and had $10,000; if present judgments affirmed in Supreme Court and subsequent proceedings result adversely $5000; if case finally determine in our favor on first appeal, $8000. Payments $2000 now, $1000 when cases are argued and submitted in Supreme Court; in case new trial is ordered $1000 and the balance on final result. The above to be payment in full for both firms of attorneys. On motion Director Parker was appointed a committee to confer with Bicknell & White to obtain a reduction in the bill of sundries due them. Thermometrical Record. The following is our record (taken one and one-half miles north of town) for the week ending Wednesday p. M., Dec. 24, giving lowest point by night preceding date and highest by day: DATE. Dec. 18 42 43 63 56 Dec. 19 50 50 57 56 Dec. 20 52 53 61 56 Dec. 21 54 55 64 29 Dec. 22 59 59 67 61 Dec. 23 56 57 62 58 Dec. 24 57 57 65 60 Average Temperature. 56% highest and lowest. 57% Church Notes. The Christmas festival of Rev. Mr. Bollinger's Sunday School will be held at the church to-morrow (Sunday) evening, weather permitting. Usual services in the Prebyterian church to-morrow at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Regular evening service at St Michael's Church Sunday at seven o'clock. Rev. Mr. Green will preach in German at the Evangelical new church every Sunday. A Boston umbrella has been recently wounded and won the object of his love, offered as one of the inducements to the desired match: "Yes, honey, an you needn't do a stitch of work for a week after the weddin'." Billy has a first-class new billiard table. If it is no slur on the grocer to say that he has no sand. Run into Seufer's for a glass of beer. Big red umbrellas have become all the rage in France. A man can paint the town red over there just as well when it rains as when it is dry. Everything the very best at Billy's tt. He—What do you say to Christmas for our wedding day! She—I say no, air; you must be simple. Do you think I want to be cheated out of one set of presents? Ten and a quarter pounds granulated sugar for $1 at Cheeseman's. Mistress (to amiable servant-maid)—I am going to the opera this evening, so I shall probably be home late. Amiable maid—Oh, you needn't apologize to me for that. Five pairs extra quality British hose for $1 at Cheeseman's. What an unfortunate error was that of the telegraph operator who, when Mr. St. John sent word to a friend that the battle was won, made him say: "The bottle is ours." For enterprise, push and fair dealing, Gade takes the lead. He has just received a carload of coal for sale at living rates. No explorer will ever reach the top of the North Pole—it's too cold a climb. We advise our friends to go armed for the present, as the author of this is still at large. Hot lunch every foreoon at Seufer's. tf Professor Herbert has found the frame of a bird twelve feet tall in Paris and the question now arises, how did a Jersey mosquito come to wonder away over there? White's have the celebrated Mitchell Wagen. A fierce subscriber: "Sir, cuss your paper! send it to h----." "Thomas, change the gentleman's address! If Uncle Sam makes connection you'll find your paper there." Look at the McCormick Mowers at White's. Old gent—What do you wear green specks for, boy? Bootblack—Coe I puts such a shiny shine on gentlemen's boots it hurts my eyes. Lewis charges only living rates for livery. A millionaire says that "the hard pull comes in making the first $50,000." This should teach people to make the second $50,000 first. Cheeseman sells ladies riveted shoes for $1.20. First citizen at a political meeting—Is your watch going, air? Second citizen—Yes, I expect it is, (feeling in his pocket) in fact, it's gone! New carriage, good horse, nobby rigs, at Lewis's. A Georgia office-seeker asks to be elected Treasurer of his county, because he is indebted $1,000 and cannot pay his obligations except by receiving a salary. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. A paragraph in an article on the "care of clothes" says: "An umbrella should always be carried away from you," and it generally is this kind of weather. Look at the new style of vineyard plows, the best ever made, at White's. A man is called a confirmed liar when nothing that he says is confirmed. Hail font of mirth, and wit and jollity, Most fragrant, choice and rare, EOLA TEA." Marriage acts in an opposite direction on the two sexes. With a woman it loosens her tongue; with a man it tightens his parstrings. Glidden Harbad Wire best made at 100 Beats at Cahena's. A Boston umbrella has been recently wounded and won the object of his love, offered as one of the inducements to the desired match: "Yes, honey, an you needn't do a stitch of work for a week after the weddin'." Billy has a first-class new billiard table. If it is no slur on the grocer to say that he has no sand. Run into Seufer's for a glass of beer. Big red umbrellas have become all the rage in France. A man can paint the town red over there just as well when it rains as when it is dry. Everything the very best at Billy's tt. He—What do you say to Christmas for our wedding day! She—I say no, air; you must be simple. Do you think I want to be cheated out of one set of presents? Ten and a quarter pounds granulated sugar for $1 at Cheeseman's. Mistress (to amiable servant-maid)—I am going to the opera this evening, so I shall probably be home late. Amiable maid—Oh, you needn't apologize to me for that. Five pairs extra quality British hose for $1 at Cheeseman's. What an unfortunate error was that of the telegraph operator who, when Mr. St. John sent word to a friend that the battle was won, made him say: "The bottle is ours." For enterprise, push and fair dealing, Gade takes the lead. He has just received a carload of coal for sale at living rates. No explorer will ever reach the top of the North Pole—it's too cold a climb. We advise our friends to go armed for the present, as the author of this is still at large. Hot lunch every foreoon at Seufer's. tf Professor Herbert has found the frame of a bird twelve feet tall in Paris and the question now arises, how did a Jersey mosquito come to wonder away over there? White's have the celebrated Mitchell Wagen. A fierce subscriber: "Sir, cuss your paper! send it to h----." "Thomas, change the gentleman's address! If Uncle Sam makes connection you'll find your paper there." Look at the McCormick Mowers at White's. Old gent—What do you wear green specks for, boy? Bootblack—Coe I puts such a shiny shine on gentlemen's boots it hurts my eyes. Lewis charges only living rates for livery. A millionaire says that "the hard pull comes in making the first $50,000." This should teach people to make the second $50,000 first. Cheeseman sells ladies riveted shoes for $1.20. First citizen at a political meeting—Is your watch going, air? Second citizen—Yes, I expect it is, (feeling in his pocket) in fact, it's gone! New carriage, good horse, nobby rigs, at Lewis's. A Georgia office-seeker asks to be elected Treasurer of his county, because he is indebted $1,000 and cannot pay his obligations except by receiving a salary. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. A paragraph in an article on the "care of clothes" says: "An umbrella should always be carried away from you," and it generally is this kind of weather. Look at the new style of vineyard plows, the best ever made, at White's. A man is called a confirmed liar when nothing that he says is confirmed. Hail font of mirth, and wit and jollity, Most fragrant, choice and rare, EOLA TEA." Marriage acts in an opposite direction on the two sexes. With a woman it loosens her tongue; with a man it tightens its parstrings. Glidden Harbad Wire best made at 100 Beats at Cahena's. A Boston umbrella has been recently wounded and won the object of his love, offered as one of the inducements to the desired match: "Yes, honey, an you needn't do a stitch of work for a week after the weddin'." Billy has a first class new billiard table. If it is no slur on the grocer to say that he has no sand. Run into Seufer's for a glass of beer. Big red umbrellas have become all the rage in France. A man can paint the town red over there just as well when it rains as when it is dry. Everything the very best at Billy's tt. He—What do you say to Christmas for our wedding day! She—I say no, air; you must be simple. Do you think I want to be cheated out of one set of presents? Ten and a quarter pounds granulated sugar for $1 at Cheeseman's. Mistress (to amiable servant-maid)—I am going to the opera this evening, so I shall probably be home late. Amiable maid—Oh, you needn't apologize to me for that. Five pairs extra quality British hose for $1 at Cheeseman's. What an unfortunate error was that of the telegraph operator who, when Mr. St. John sent word to a friend that the battle was won, made him say: "The bottle is ours." For Enterprise, push and fair dealing, Gade takes the lead. He has just received a carload of coal for sale at living rates. No explorer will ever reach the top of the North Pole—it's too cold a climb. We advise our friends to go armed for the present, as the author of this is still at large. Hot lunch every foreoon at Seufer's. tf Professor Herbert has found the frame of a bird twelve feet tall in Paris and the question now arises, how did a Jersey mosquito come to wonder away over there? White's have the celebrated Mitchell Wagen. A fierce subscriber: "Sir, cuss your paper! send it to h----." "Thomas, change the gentleman's address! If Uncle Sam makes connection you'll find your paper there." Look at the McCormick Mowers at White's. Old gent—What do you wear green specks for, boy? Bootblack—Coe I puts such a shiny shine on gentlemen's boots it hurts my eyes. Lewis charges only living rates for livery. A millionaire says that "the hard pull comes in making the first $50,000." This should teach people to make the second $50,000 first. Cheeseman sells ladies riveted shoes for $1.20. First citizen at a political meeting—Is your watch going, air? Second citizen—Yes, I expect it is,(feeling in his pocket) in fact, it's gone! New carriage, good horse, nobby rigs, at Lewis's. A Georgia office-seeker asks to be elected Treasurer of his county, because he is indebted $1,000 and cannot pay his obligations except by receiving a salary. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. A paragraph in an article on the "care of clothes" says: "An umbrella should always be carried away from you," and it generally is this kind of weather. Look at the new style of vineyard plows,the best ever made.at White's.tf A man is called a confirmed liar when nothing that he says is confirmed. Hail font of mirth,and wit and jollity, Most fragrant，choice and rare，EOLA TEA." Marriage acts in an opposite direction on the two sexes. With a woman it loosens her tongue; with a man it tightens its parstrings. Glidden Harbad Wire best made at 100 Beats at Cahena's. A Boston umbrella has been recently wounded and won the object of his love，offered as one of the inducements to the desired match: "Yes，蜂蜜，an you needn't do a stitch of work for a week after the weddin'"。 Billy has a first class new billiard table. If it is no slur on the grocer to say that he has no sand. Run into Seufer's for a glass of beer. Big red umbrellas have become all the rage in France. A man can paint the town red over there just as well when it rains as when it is dry. Everything the very best at Billy's tt. He—What do you say to Christmas for our wedding day! She—I say no，air; you must be simple. Do you think I want to be cheated out of one set of presents? Ten and a quarter pounds granulated sugar for $1 at Cheeseman's. Mistress (to amiable servant-maid)—I am going to the opera this evening，so I shall probably be home late.Amiable maid—Oh，you needn't apologize to me for that.First citizen at a political meeting—Is your watch going，air? Second citizen—Yes，I expect it is,(feeling in his pocket) in fact，它 gone! New carriage，good horse，nobby rigs，at Lewis's. A Georgia office-seeker asks to be elected Treasurer of his county，because he is indebted $1，000 and cannot pay his obligations except by receiving a salary. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. A paragraph in an article on the "care of clothes" says: "An umbrella should always be carried away from you," and it generally is this kind of weather. Look at new style of vineyard plows,the best ever made.at White's.tf WHY WILL YOU COUGH IN CHEAPERIES? 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The editor of the Gazette now, as always, to do more than his missionary work. If those who soil, or those who will be benemined way by an increase of or who for any other reason desire the country prosper and forge contribute a trifle towards the ing out a readable and reliable facts concerning our country, unanimously undertake the work. Be a good plan to organize a local association, such as have been made in Santa Ana, San Bernardino and other places. We will proper share of the new eloquent pouring into the State unless it is in a systematic and proper there is abundantly no effort made people to come here, except by the which has accustomly a limited among those who are seeking. The fact that so many people in this vicinity of late years special effort on the part of stated shows what might be necessary, systematic and well-taken. To time of year when diligent telegraph lines and snow-covered hills lie a burden to the room. There is a vast surround-all along the route, and a super-winter's experience is thence- Church Notes, The Christmas festival of Rev. Mr. Bollinger's Sunday School will be held at the church to-morrow (Sunday) evening, weather permitting. Usual services in the Presbyterian church to-morrow at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Regular evening service at St. Michael's Church Sunday at seven o'clock. Rev. Mr. Green will preach in German at the Evangelical new church every Sunday afternoon at half-past two. Rev. Mr. Bollinger will preach in the German church every Sunday morning at 10:30. How to Get a Public Office Three acres hundred and twenty thousand offices within the gift of the new administration, and now in the time for those seeking public employment to take proper steps to secure one of these lucrative positions. To this end the UNITED STATES BLUE BOOK will prove an indispensable guide and assistant. The Blue Book is a register of all Federal offices and employments in each State and Territory, the District of Columbia and abroad, with their salaries, enrolments and duties, shows who is eligible for appointment, the civil service rules questions asked at examinations, how to make an application and how to push it to success, and gives besides a vast amount of important and valuable information relative to government positions never before published. Send seventy-five cents to J. H. Soulé, Publisher, Washington, D.C., and secure a copy of the BLUE BOOK. Agents wanted. Trees Truss The undersignal has for sale at his nursery, west of the Anahaim milled depot, over three million blue gum and cyprus trees, besides an unlimited quantity of all kinds of Northern fruit trees and commercial tree. The fruit trees are guaranteed free to name, and all are thrifty and fine from dismantle. I will allow no responsible manservant in the county to undermine min. Call and see my shack and get my prints. TIMOTHY CARRILL. To Lost Purchased season to let at him. Sinclair's on Los Angeles street. The Santa Ana Valley Roller Mill is one of the most complete mills in the State of California. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. A paragraph in an article on the "care of clothes" says: "An umbrella should always be carried away from you," and it generally is this kind of weather. Look at the new style of vineyard plows, the best ever made, at White's. A man is called a confirmed liar when nothing that he may is confirmed. Hail font of mirth, and wilt and jollity. Most fragrant, choice and rare, EOLA TEA." Marriage acts in an opposite direction on the two sexes. With a woman it loosens her tongue; with a man it tightens his purse strings. Glidden Barbed Wire, best made, at White's. The Tichborne claimant is headed this way with a lecture. There must be a line drawn somewhere in this English claim on American good nature and American pocketbooks. Yum—Yum—Yum—Yum at New-bold'd. "No," said an old maid, "I don't miss a husband very much. I have trained my dog to growl every time I find him, and I have just bought a clothing store dummy that I can scoot when I feel like it." Blithe, buxom, benuis, beautiful you'll be. If you will only drink EOLA TEA. Girls were introduced as barbers in a Chicago shop, and business was wonderfully brisk for a few weeks, but then suddenly declined. "Once was enough for a man to be shaved by a female hand," says the proprietor, "and after the cuts he kept clear of a second ordural." All weekly newspapers for sale at New-bold'd. A no-bill act—Coining money. If you want Barbed Wire use White's. The President's client—His Cabinet. Lager beer fresh at Martin Classen's. A bad jury in a lawsuit—perjury. Try Newbold's guineie Manille Clermon Five cents. A table of interest—The dinner-table. Stay with the man who stays with you. Gada is here to stay and will do your trailing in first-class style at living men. Light weight—The teenage of a cargo of harness. Best double and single rigs at Lewis's. Do the mountain's push the hard trouble language? A careful estimate of the railway each of coal and wood shows the Wellington coal to be the cheapest. It will burn in any mine such stores, giving a steady heat, and in much more convenient to use than wood. Gada will deliver Wellington coal in quintiles in bulk. For Newport Landing, via Smith Creek or Olympia shore on its side near Los Angeles or Portland, Dee 5, and 20, at 10 A.M. For Bureka, Arista and Hooktown, et al. For Point Arena, Cuffy's Cove, Littleboro, Mendocino City and Noyo valley. SOUTHERN ROUTE TIME TABLE FOR DECEMBER STREAMERS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. STREAKS. SOUTHERN ROUND TIME TABLE FOR DECEMBER FOR Victoria, Port Townsend, Seattle locomotive and Olympia on Dec. 1, Jan. 2 at 10 A.M. Jan. 2 at 10 A.M. For Astoria and Portland, Dee 5, and 20, at 10 A.M. For Point Arena, Cuffy's Cove, Littleboro, Mendocino City and Noyo valley. GREAT DISCOUNT To the Purchasers of New Year Presents AT THE San Francisco Cash Store! Toys and Fancy Goods, In Connection with a new stock of MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES Silk and Initial Handkerchiefs, FINE LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, Perfumeries, Gloves, Fans, Household Goods and a great many other useful articles suitable for Christmas Presents. For the next 30 days at a great discount. CLOAKS AND DRESS GOODS During the Holiday Sale AT COST. The San Francisco Cash Store, WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts. and $1. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY — a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive cure. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. "HACKMETACK," a lasting and fragrant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. SHILOH'S CURE WILL immediately relieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price, 50 cents. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaints you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by Wm. M. Higgins. R. LUEDKE. Watch Maker and Jeweler Centre Street, Anaheim. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, CLOCHES and Jewelry carefully regulated and warranted. A fine assortment of Elgin and Waltham Watches. JEWELRY AND CLOCHES ALWAYS ON HAND Pacific Coast Steamship COMPANY. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. General Agents, San Francisco. NORTHERN ROUTES. STREAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO For Wrangle, Sitka and Harrishburg, Alaska; and Nansinko and New Westminster, R.C., as advertised in San Francisco newspapers. For Victoria, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Stellascoum and Olympia on Dec. 1, 9, 17, 26 and Jan. 2 at 10 a.m. For Astoria and Portland, Dec. 8, 10, 15, 20, 26, and 30, at 10 a.m. For Boreka, Arcta and Hookton, every Wednesday. For Point Arena, Cuffy's Cove, Little River, Whitesboro, Mendocino City and Mayo every Monday. SOUTHERN ROUTES TIME TABLE FOR DECEMBER: CLOAKS AND DRESS GOODS During the Holiday Sale AT COST. The San Francisco Cash Store, Odd Fellows' Building, Anaheim. M. DOBNER. Roller Flour $2 15 per 100 lbs. 7 lbs. Java Coffee $1. CHEESEMAN Again to the front with a new stock of goods FROM EASTERN MANUFACTURIES, consisting of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, Which are offered lower than eve before sold in Los Angeles county. Also a fine stock of Ginghams, Muslins and Prints. Also a complete stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, Glass, Earthen, Wooden and Willow Ware. A large variety of SOAP, English and American, Including Fancy Soap not offered before. CALL FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT At the closely packed Store near the Anaheim Railroad Depot, and satisfy yourself of the statements made as to the variety and prices. M. H. CHEESEMAN. JUST RECEIVED. A large and elegant assortment of MUSIC BOOKS Vocal and Instrumental, In all styles of binding. MUSIC ROLLS and FOLIOS, SHEET MUSIC Also MUSIC BOOKS Vocal and Instrumental, In all styles of binding. MUSIC ROLLS and FOLIOS, SHEET MUSIC. Also VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, Guitars, Strings, etc. Suitable for Holiday Presents. PELLEGRIN BROS., Postoffice Block, Anaheim. Rates of Fare FROM LOS ANGELES PASTURAGE. AN UNLIMITED QUANTITY OF HORSE TAKEN ON PAYMENT AT THE OFFICE RANCH OF A.W. HALY in San Luis Obispo, Tortoise—85 10 per month. For further information apply to E. DAVIS KILROY, Anaheim. COOPERAGE A LIMITED QUANTITY OF BARRELS, HALF BARRELS, 10 Gallon and 5 Gallon Kgs For Sale Cheap. PASTURE. BOOT OF PASTURE FOR STOCK AT THE COPORATION. Apply on the president to A. V. Beard or to BAXTUN & COR. Near the door.