anaheim-gazette 1885-04-11

WEEKLY GAZETTE SATURDAY... APRIL 11, 1850 Kleinigkeiten. Gev. Grant is still alive but his death is hourly expected. The Supreme Court has been in session in Los Angeles during the week. A fire at Pomona on Tuesday night burned Buck's furniture store. Loss, $2500. The elegant crazy quilt at Rimpan Brea., will be raffled on next Saturday. Insure against fire in the first-class companies for which Richard Malrose is agent. Policies written and delivered at once. In Los Angeles during the month of March $67,000 worth of railroad passenger tickets were sold. D. W. Coquillett of Anaheim has been honored with the appointment of Entomologist of the Orange Entomological Society. The meetings of the Directors of the A. U. W. Co., will hereafter be held in the office formerly occupied by Justice Bailey. The Shakespeare Memorial Exercises of the Chantouqua Circle of Anaheim will be held at the residence of Mr. Cowan on April 10th. It is probably unwise to borrow trouble, but we cannot refrain from predicting the unpleasant probability that the price of grapes the coming season will rule low. A petition to the Town Trustees has been generally signed, asking them to make an appropriation to aid the Immigration Association in its work. It is very probable that the desired aid will be given. Messrs Hanna & Keith report the following sales: C L Williams to J B Pierce—52 acres north of Garden Grove; $3,500. J B Meetings and Inquiries It grieves us to state that though an immigration Association has been formed to induce people to come here and arrest their money in land and invest themselves with a house, there are men of influence among us who actually drive inventions away, and if moral mission will not suffice to accomplish their religious object they do not hesitate to invoke the machinery of the law. The most reprehensible instance of this kind which has come under our notice is one in which Justice Pierce is deeply implicated. It appears that a gentleman of means—at least he had a mean appearance—did on last Tuesday visit a number of houses in this town with a view to making an investment. We are bound to believe that such was his purpose, because he was without a vest, and the cold, chilly winds of April made one desirable. An officious citizen and undisguised enemy of the association hereinbefore referred to brought the stranger before the Justice, who sent him to jail for thirty days, giving for his reprehensible action the following insufficient reasons: 1st—The stranger looked, acted and smelt like a tramp. 2d—He had the other characteristics of that nomadic class—he was very hungry and very thirsty. The first was proven by his soliciting and receiving three (3) dinners and two (2) suppers from susceptible housekeepers; and his thirst was made manifest by his surreptitiously swallowing the contents of a demijohn which contained vinegar, which he found on the back porch of a residence. And as a further evidence of his standing in the social scale, and of his depraved and vitiated taste, it is alleged that he did not know, until informed of the fact, that the vinegar was vinegar and not a prime article of whisky. But it stung like a serpent and bit like an adder, and it satisfied him. 3d—When he informed the officious citizen who arrested him that he desired to purchase property, it was 9 o'clock P. M., very dark and he was inspecting the hen house, to the noisy consternation of the poultry therein enclosed. For these and sundry other divers reasons, the Justice decided that he was not a capitalist but a vag, and in pursuance of the laws therein made and provided he committed him to jail as a soferaid. If investors are to be driven away in that fashion, the Immigration Association might as well disband. FRUIT HOTEL One of the very few kinds of fruit which has not been successfully grown in Lee County is cherries. Their culture has been often attempted, but through the time have grown vigorously enough, and put forth an abundance of blossoms; they have never fritured. Undeterred by these dismummaging facts, Gen. Shanklin has this season planted three hundred cherry trees on a part of lee ranch as which there is a parallel make somewhat skin to hard pan but not total impervious to roots. It is his theory that the resistance which this subsoil will present to the roots will compel the true make fruit instead of wood. For two years past the lot of the agriculture has not been a particularly happy one. It is true that the price paid by the cannars in a manner recompensed by the growers for the small crop horns by their trees but when they reflected that the demand for apricots is such that the price would have been maintained even had the crops be large, they can not be blamed for expressing a mild regret at the smallness of the crop. But this year the trees are blooming with profuseness which gives great hopes of a plenural crop. Let us hope that no untoward circumstance will nip our expectations "the bud." The quality of the apricots grown in Anaheim is such that among cannars there is a brisk competition to secure them. From a Sacramento paper we clip the following pertinent paragraph: A gentleman from Vaca valley and another from Yuba City were in this city yesterday, and in conversation regarding the outlook of the fruit crops in their sections, he stated that the apricot would be a failure. It is just the reverse in this vicinity. Unlikely killed by a late frost, the only danger new apprehended, Sacramento county will produce the largest crop ever known of this orchard and early fruit. The orchards alone—the river bottom, in the neighborhood of Brighton and Flornan, and as far up as Fosom, are loaded down with fruit. The railroad company are alive to the necessity of fostering the orange industry, and in the early part of the week it issued its following order to their agents: "A special orange train will be started on Thursday April 9th via Union Pacific, on Saturday w El Paso, on Tuesday via U. P. and alternating in this manner as long as full trains can be had. Notify all shippers prompt Trains via Ogden will leave Los Angeles 8 A.M., via El Paso at 5 P.M. Please keep Superintendent Polk posted as to the number of cars you will have for each special." It is probably unwise to borrow trouble, but we cannot refrain from predicting the unpleasant probability that the price of grapes the coming season will rule low. A petition to the Town Trustees has been generally signed, asking them to make an appropriation to aid the Immigration Association in its work. It is very probable that the desired aid will be given. Messrs Hanna & Keith report the following sales: C.L. Williams to J.B. Pierce—52 acres north of Garden Grove; $3,500. J.B. Pierce to C.L. Williams—House and lot on Los Angeles St.; $750. The Downey Review is the name of a new paper which takes the place of the Signal. The publisher is J.C. Rives, who, in the initial number, has demonstrated his ability as an editor and taste as a printer. The Southern California Fruit Candy Works have filed articles of incorporation with the County Clerk. Directors: Wm.H. Barnard, Chas.K. Benedict, L.H. DeMers, C.K. Walrath and Chas.Z. Culver. The capacity of the distributing reservoir on the upper ditch has been increased, and in a few weeks it will probably hold all the water which flows down the ditch at night, thus doing away with the necessity of night irrigation. A railroad official was on Tuesday investigating the feasibility of building a side track for Dreyfus & Co., and that firm is now awaiting a favorable reply from the railroad company before beginning the construction of a winery of very large capacity. The Easter services at the Presbyterian church on last Sunday morning were very interesting, and no less so were those at St. Michael's church in the evening. The latter church was decorated with a profusion of tastefully arranged flowers. We have positive instructions from "the children" at the editor's house to tell Mr. Silas Holman that the great lot of oranges which he left for them were "awful nice." They were just the kind of superb fruit we would expect from such a well-kept and thrifty orchard as Mr. Holman's. There has been considerable rain in the mountains, with the gratifying result of an increased supply of water in the river. The volume of water in the river fluctuates greatly without any apparent reason. The indications are that the fluid will be very scarce in a mouth or six weeks. The charge preferred by Dr. Pfeninger against Dr. Bullard, of practicing medicine without a license, was heard by Justice Pierce on Tuesday, and the case was dismissed, to the evident satisfaction of the crowd which filled the court room. They disdained this charge. Edward Atkinson was drowned at Santa Monica on Sunday. The surf was unusually high and strong, and but a dozen or so ventured in, among the number, Mr. Atkinson. He made no call for help and nobody saw him go down, although nearly two hundred people were on the beach watching the bathers. Several good swimmers were on the raft and could have helped any one, han there been any call for assistance. It was not known that he was drowned until his clothes were found in the dressing room an hour afterwards. Mr. Atkinson was a carpenter, aged 20, and had been in the surf nearly every day the past week, and was a good swimmer. He was a son of Mr. Joseph Atkinson, who lives on Temple street. The latter went to Santa Monica as soon as he heard the sad news, and spent all night and part of yesterday searching [the beach in hopes that the body might be found, but up to 7 o'clock last night nothing had been heard of it]. Young Atkinson was a native of Michigan and came out here about three years ago. His parents are almost heart-broken over their loss. A Chicago Colony. F.W. Deethman leaves for Chicago next week to settle up his business affairs in that city. He received a letter from his brother some days ago, by which he was informed that an organization was being formed in Chicago of persons who desired to come to Anaheim to live. Mr. Deethman will doubtless do effective missionary work among his friends in that city, and be the means of inducing many to come here and share with him all the blessings of the glorious climate of California and other things. The following were drawn to serve as trial jurors to attend at the Superior Court at 10 A.M., April 15th: C.A. Beebe, A.A. Saunders, F.J. Barretto, M.L. Bridge, W.S. Moore, John H.Freer, Jesse Payne, Robert Curler, Harry King, Barnum Blake, L.B. Goodrich, A.A. Bermudes, E.F.Graves, G.A.Burch, Samuel Bland, J.M.Jenifer, Wm.H.Tripp, J.R.Congdon,L.Ledbetter, S.A.Jackson,H.A.Boenge,R.Luedka, Jeremiah Baldwin, James Baldridge, O.P.Dougherty,A.T.Armstrong,M.B.Craig,E.B.Grandin.E.J.Abbott,T.D.Halladay,Moritz Meyburg,F.Conrad,R.J.Blee,IraW.Felt,j.T.Lamh,M.D.Halladay.W.T.Clapp,H.G.Bennett Jacob Harper,Joseph Lacas,R.J. When he informed the envious citizen who arrested him that he desired to purchase property, it was 9 o'clock P.M., very dark and he was inspecting the ben house, to the noisy consternation of the poultney therein enclosed. For these and sundry other divers reasons, the Justice decided that he was not a capitalist but a vag, and in pursuance of the laws therein made and provided he committed him to jail as aforesaid. If investors are to be driven away in that fashion, the Immigration Association might as well disband. Drowned. Edward Atkinson was drowned at Santa Monica on Sunday. The surf was unusually high and strong, and but a dozen or so ventured in, among the number, Mr. Atkinson. He made no call for help and nobody saw him go down, although nearly two hundred people were on the beach watching the bathers. Several good swimmers were on the raft and could have helped any one, han there been any call for assistance. It was not known that he was drowned until his clothes were found in the dressing room an hour afterwards. Mr. Atkinson was a carpenter, aged 20, and had been in the surf nearly every day the past week, and was a good swimmer. He was a son of Mr.Joseph Atkinson, who lives on Temple street. The latter went to Santa Monica as soon as he heard the sad news, and spent all night and part of yesterday searching [the beach in hopes that the body might be found, but up to 7 o'clock last night nothing had been heard of it]. Young Atkinson was a native of Michigan and came out here about three years ago. His parents are almost heart-broken over their loss. A Chicago Colony. F.W. Deethman leaves for Chicago next week to settle up his business affairs in that city. He received a letter from his brother some days ago, by which he was informed that an organization was being formed in Chicago of persons who desired to come to Anaheim to live. Mr. Deethman will doubtlessly do effective missionary work among his friends in that city, and be the means of inducing many to come here and share with him all the blessings of the glorious climate of California and other things. The following were drawn to serve as trial jurors to attend at the Superior Court at 10 A.M., April 15th: C.A.Abeebe,A.A.Saunders,F.J.Barretto,M.L.Bridge.W.S.MooreJohnH.FreerJessePayneRobertCurlerHarryKingBarnumBlakeL.B.GoodrichA.A.BermudesE.FGravesG.A.BurchSamuelBlandJ.M.JeniferWm.H.TrippJ.R.Congdon,L.LedbetterS.A.Jackson,H.A.Boenge,R.LuedkaJeremiahBaldwinJamesBaldridgeO.P.DoughertyA.TArmstrongM.B.CraigE.B.Grandin.E.J.AbbettT.D.HalladayMoritzMeyburgF.ConradR.J.BleeIraW.Felt,j.T.LamhM.D.Halladay.W.T.Clapp,H.G.Bennett JacobHarperJosephLacasR.J. When he informed the envious citizen who arrested him that he desired to purchase property, it was 9 o'clock P.M., very dark and he was inspecting the ben house, to the noisy consternation of the poultney therein enclosed. For these and sundry other divers reasons, the Justice decided that he was not a capitalist but a vag, and in pursuance of the laws therein made and provided he committed him to jail as aforesaid. Mr. Atkinson was a carpenter, aged 20, and had been in the surf nearly every day the past week, and was a good swimmer. He was a son of Mr.Joseph Atkinson, who lives on Temple street. The latter went to Santa Monica as soon as he heard the sad news, and spent all night and part of yesterday searching [the beach in hopes that the body might be found, but up to 7 o'clock last night nothing had been heard of it]. Young Atkinson was a native of Michigan and came out here about three years ago. His parents are almost heart-broken over their loss. A Transcontinental Railroad Association has established a new freight rate on angles, to go into immediate effect. Freelancers to St.Louis and New Orleans rate will be one dollar per hundred of 20,000 boxes, and all the crop is not yet gathered. Fifty years ago France imported only 200 tons of oranges per annum, one-third which were imported by way of Marseille.The total importation of oranges into France in 1884 amounted to about 50,000 tons, 4000 tons of which came from Spain.The imports from Algeria have risen from 7 tributions in 1836 to 5,000 tons in 1884—a fast while Frenchmen regard as another marvelous fact of the progress of their beautiful African colony. Oranges from Mexico are finding their way to Chicago by rail. Referring to the fact of California having taken the prize at the New Orleans Fair,the best display of citrus fruit,the Chronicle says: This was a special prize which was offered mainly to test the quality and variety of oranges sent in from various citrus-growing sections.The competition was lively as the decision was left to recognized experts so that it may be accepted as settling disputed question of the advantages of citrus bringing it all to the Fair in fine condition Louisiana had a creditable show; while both Jamaica and Mexico surpass expectations—the beauty of the fruit and the numbers varieties which they sent。它 began to look dark for California.The managers of it exhibited at the Fair sent out urgent appeal to the southern counties and the result was a carload of oranges and other citrus fruitswhich when put on exhibition carried first honors,a well as two gold medals eleven silver medals and thirty premiums.The value of these awards may appreciated from the facts given.The 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The volume of water in the river fluctuates greatly without any apparent reason. The indications are that the flood will be very scarce in a month or six weeks. The charge preferred by Dr. Pfeninger against Dr. Bullard, of practising medicine without a license, was heard by Justice Pierce on Tuesday, and the case was dismissed, to the evident satisfaction of the crowd which filled the court room. They disregarded the decorum maintained in a court, and loudly applauded the Judge's decision. Wm. R. Ward is the publisher of the Orange Tidemire, the first number of which was issued last Saturday. It is remarkably most paper, and is filled with matter pertinent to the locality in which it is published. It will doubtless accomplish much good for Orange, and we hope the publisher will find his venture a profitable one. Monsur Evans and White of Riverside were in town on Thursday. The new management of water affairs in that settlement have determined to begin improving their ditches, and the gentlemen mentioned were on a tour of observation and inquiry to determine the difficult question of what is the best method of improvement. They seemed to be impressed with the usefulness of the asphaltum composition for lining ditches. I. W. Snow, charged with burglary in connection with the five other individuals now in jail, was discharged from custody upon motion of the District Attorney, there being insufficient evidence to convict. Downs and Clark had an examination on Thursday before Justice Runney. Downs was committed to jail in default of $3000 bail, and he will have a spacious trial in the Superior Court. Clark was discharged on account of insufficient evidence to convict. Lettuce dance, Wednesday, April 15th, Pine Harbor. An elegant music box, valued at $150, will be rallied at the jersey store of R. Loudie as soon as the tickets are sold. 200 chimes of life, a chance. Call and see the host. Three feet seven inches of rattle snake strayed from its accustomed haunts into the cactus near John Hartung's vineyard, and was about to spring upon a workman who was unconscious of its presence when Hartung's diminutive but pugnacious dog jumped on the snake and gave it battle. The dog was hitten several times before the snake was killed, but at last accounts was fighting death as bravely as he did the snake. The presence of one of these varmints near town is quite an exceptional circumstance. Particular attention is directed to the advertisement of the Anaheim Immigration Association, which has been fairly launch' upon what we hope will be a career of usefulness to the community. It will be seen that in addition to the main object of the Association, it will furnish a medium for communication between those wanting work and those wanting workman. The printed descriptive pamphlet of the Association will shortly be ready for distribution. We notice at the depot a steam engine and machinery for a change factory to be started by Mr. John Cooke, on the Corrites ranch two miles south of town. We understand Mr. Cooke has leased posture and cows of Mr. Jotham Blaby for a term of years. He will have two hundred cows and our informant says that by some process the milk and cream are to be separated as soon as milked, the cream to be made into butter and the milk to be made into cheese—Denny Reisman. Four thousand dollars to learn on land mortgage. Apply to Wm. A. Willis. At 10 A.M., April 15th: C. A. Beebe, A. A. Saunders, F. J. Barretto, M. L. Bridge, W. S. Moore, John H. Freer, Jesse Payne, Robert Curler, Harry King, Barnum Blake, L.B. Goodrich, A.A. Bermudes, E.F. Graves, G.A. Burch, Samuel Bland, J.M. Jenifer, Wm.H. Tripp, J.R. Congdon, L.Ledbetter, S.A.Jackson, H.A.Boega, R.Luedke, Jeremiah Baldwin, James Baldridge, O.P.Dougherty, A.T. Armstrong, M.B.Craig, K.B.Grandin, K.J.Abbott, T.D.Halladay, Moritz Meyburg, F.Conrad, R.J.Blee, Ira W.Felt, J.T.Lamb, M.D.Halladay, W.T.Clapp, H.G.Bennett, Jacob Harpes, Joseph Lucas, E.J.Curson, William Bedome. California exhibit was hurriedly gotten and it was forced to compete with friends which had been brought by rail or water for much shorter distances. If our organ had not been so decidedly superior to that of Florida or Jamaica there would have been no show for carrying off the honors; as Florida display was exceptionally fine, all of course the prejudice would be in favor of the fruit grown in the South. That our citizens came out at the head in such a competition is the best demonstration that can make of the resources of the State. Shuts the mouths of the Eastern critics who are fond of trying to prove that the Florida orange is the finest in the world. It is very best advertisement of the truth of claims. It is worth tens of circular letters and pamphlets; for the exhibit will seem by many thousands of people and report of the awards will be read in every part of the country. A great deal of alarm is being manifest all over the State by the viticulturists—the enormous grape crop expected this year from the increased amount of acreage cultivated into bearing; lost the market facility may be insufficient to meet the immense ply. In 1884 the vintage amounted to 000,000 gallons; and it is expected that crop of the present season will produce 000,000 gallons; or even several million gallons more; if the season should be particularly favorable. The Viticultural Commission has foreseen the difficulty and some time has urged the producers to step to provide collage and cooperate sufficient at least for their own crops; so as to be at the mercy of the winemaker. Many of the growers are now to the honeysuckle and nectar have the requisite skill make and take care of their own wines; they mean to invest in such accommodation Recognizing the hardships that are surefully treated it has been decided to have the water fully treated at all of the distillations now in course of organization in various sections of the State; and the opening discussion took place at Wendland Wednesday when a large number of quintessential vines graduated of Wole county situated in convention; provided over by Wyethf. Limits are made to be destroyed by fire at Gloucester Creek FRUIT HOSTEL A very few kinds of fruit which is successfully grown in Los Angeles is cherries. Their culture has been attempted, but though the trees vigorously enough, and put forth a nice of blossoms, they have never undertaken by these dismantling that franklin has this season planted and cherry trees on a part of his which there is a peculiar animal skin to hard pan but not totally to rots. It is his theory that since which this school will provide rusts will compel the tree to instead of wood. Years past the lot of the apricot not be particularly happy true that the price paid by the manner recompensed the grow-small crop borne by their trees; they reflected that the demand for such that the price would have remained even had the crops been cannot be blamed for expressing at the smallness of the crop. Far the trees are blooming with a which gives great hopes of a phenop. Let us hope that no untoward stress will nip our expectations "in The quality of the apricots grown is such that among canners risk competition to secure them. Paramento paper we clip the follow-at paragraph: Man from Vaca valley and another City were in this city yester-conversation regarding the out-fruit crops in their sections, both at the apricot would be a failure. The reverse in this vicinity. Unless late frost, the only danger now held, Sacramento county will pro-gest crop ever known of this ex-early fruit. The orchards along bottom, in the neighborhood of Flornis, and as far up as Folled down with fruit. Good company are alive to the nextering the orange industry, and part of the week it issued the order to their agents: "A special man will be started on Thursday, via Union Pacific, on Saturday via Tuesday via U.P. and alternat-manner as long as full trains can Notify all shippers promptly. Ogden will leave Los Angeles at El Paso at 5 p.m. Please keepudent Polk posted as to the num-ber will have for each special." MENUR OF IMPORTMENTS The board just in regular service on Monday: It was endorsed and declared that the existence of March 9th, providing that real poll teams may be worked out, in full form, having been duly published. The politics of Chris Leacherman in regard to abandonment of the Wilmington road where it passes through his property, was denied. The County Auditor was instructed to co-transfer $400 from the building fund of the San Pascal school district to the special fund of mid district; that sum having been by mistake placed to the credit of the building fund. The petition of W. Dryden and others for the opening of Western avenue, _____? and to have same declared a public highway was granted. A communication from Aureen Smith, representing himself to be a Deputy County Auditor, asking the Board to fix his salary as such deputy, was read and filed. TUESDAY, April 7. Messrs. T. A. Garey and M. Thomas, a committee from the Fruit Growers' Association of Los Angeles county, appeared before the Board and set forth the dangers to fruit trees, vines, etc., from insect pests, and asked that the county be divided into fruit districts and that the Board appoint a general inspector, and also a local inspector for each district, and that the Board fix a rate of compensation for such service. The matter was referred to the District Attorney, who will report as to the power of the Board in the premises. On motion of Supervisor Ross, it was ordered that the bonds of the Cold Water School district, to wit, four bonds of $500 each, be sold at 10 A.M. on the 9th day of April, at the Supervisors' room in the Court house, to the party offering the highest price for said bonds; provided the price offered is not less than the par value of said bonds; and provided further that all said bonds are then and there sold. WEDNESDAY, April 8. In the matter of the application of J. H. Book for wharf franchise, H. McLellan asked to have the matter postponed until the next meeting, and on motion of Supervisor Ross the whole matter was referred to the District Attorney to ascertain whether the application and publication can conform to law, with a request to report at 10:30 a.m. M. April 10th, and further consideration made MINISTRY ANTE PUBLIC SERVICES Debtor calls Ledner's Journeys at $1. An almost hundred thousand to his wife, "I am you a kiss." He confined this reply: "Never young men called and deigned him he good order." Senior keeps the host native wine and branden. A man has been arrested in Toledo for impaining a "Lake Erie him" on the lips of a young woman. Perhaps she wanted the "Superior" kind. Dancing Pumps only $150 at Ledner's. If "Were you at the hall last night?" asked James of his friend Brown. "You but I was at the hall," replied Brown, "and I stayed all night. Baby had the collar. Debner sells plaid Gingham at his yd. If Jobbins remarked that when he gets real hungry the only way of satisfying his hunger is to die a la carcic, because he's then in a condition to eat all a cart can bring him. Eleven(11) pounds White Grasslated Sugar for $1.00 at Hippolyte Cahen's. If a lawyer charges $5000 for changing four words and gets it how much of this $500 does he pay to the plumber before he begins to hick as exorbitant bills? 11½ Bu Dry Granulated Sugar for $1 at Dobner's. A dentist at Washington claims to have extracted 100,000 teeth in twenty years. He must be a large land owner by this time, having come into the possession of so many achere. Five pairs extra quality British hose for $1 at Cheeseman's. A new chin holder, which is pronounced the most satisfactory one ever known, has been invented for violin players. Now, if some inventor will adapt it to Congressmen, the whole country will rise up and vote him a pension. Dobner sells 14 yds. heavy Canton Flannel for $1. A hatter sees one of his debtors pass him by in the street without any recognition of his existence, and straightway becomes as mad as a haatter. "Curse the fellow!" he says, "he might, when I bowed to him, have at least had the decency to lift my hat." Ladies Try Madam Dean's Spinal Support Cornet—H. Caben, Agent. A new serial story is entitled "A Paying Flirtation." It must have been written by a young lady. It never pays the other sex. Bargains in Mens' and Boys' Clothing—Dobner. "Great things have small beginnings," groaned the granger, as he gazed at the lump on his head where a hornet sat down on it. Backingham & Hecht Boots and Shoes at Dobner's. "Men are not ruined by what they want," says a philosopher. No; men are ruined by what their wives want—in the shopping season. White Kid Gloves 25 cents per pair at Dobner's. At a woman's suffrage hall in England it The San Diego Union gives the following first-class notice to the company which performs at Kroeger's Hall to-night: The Ben Cotton Company played "True Devotion" at the matinee yesterday afternoon to a well pleased audience. Last night "Irma, the Walt" was given to a good house. Little Idalene won golden opinions in the character of "The Wail." Her singing and dancing were excellent and were roundly applauded. Bent Cotton as "Buckles," an aspiring tragedian, kept the audience in a continual roar of laughter. To-morrow evening the company will close their engagement in San Diego with "Black Diamonds." All who have seen Cotton will of course A new serial story is entitled "A Paying Flirtation." It must have been written by a young lady. It never pays the other sex. Bargains in Mens' and Boys' Clothing—Dobner. Great things have small beginnings," groaned the granger, as he gazed at the lump on his head where a hornet sat down on it. Buckingham & Hecht Boots and Shoes at Dobner's. Men are not ruined by what they want," says a philosopher. No; men are ruined by what their wives want—in the shopping season. White Kid Gloves 25 cents per pair at Dobner's. At a woman's suffrage ball in England it was reported that "art, literature, politics and fashion were represented and the dancing was unusually good." Where do you get your smoking tobacco? Why, at Newbold's, of course. "I hear that Smith's son is anxious to see the old man slip his cable, and besides that he drinks like a fish." "Yes, he's an eager and nipping heir." Linen Napkins 5 cents each—Dobner. tf Germany has one beer shop to every thirty-one inhabitants. This prevents the disgraceable crowding so noticeable in this country. Run into Soufer's for a glass of beer. tf Bartenders—lawyers. For enterprise, push and fair dealing, Gade takes the lead. He has just received a carload of coal for sale at living rates. A generous father—Government pap. Summer Silks only 500 ayd at Dobner's. tf Married men never die of ennui. Hot lunch every forenoon at Senefer's. tf Song of the hen—"The Lay of the Last Ministrel." White's have the celebrated Mitchell Wagon. A billiard table delights in the wearing of the green. Dobner sells Dr. Ball's Health Corsets. tf Many a dandy before marriage becomes sub-dude after it. Look at the McCormick Mowers at White's. Great feat on the rollers—Those that require No. 12 skates. Lewis charges only living rates for livery. Can the tailor's nag be properly called a clothes horse? Dobner can show more Dress Goods than any two other similar institutions. When the ironclad was invented then came the tug of war. Yum—Yum—Yum—Yum at Newbold's. "A rolling stone gathers no moss," but a roller rink scoops in the "chink." Cheeseman sells ladies riveted shoes for $1.20. The skating rinks, like the popular photographer, have plenty of sitters. New carriages, good horses, nobby rigs, at Lewis's. What are we eating?" asks an exchange. Depends altogether on where you board. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. One swallow makes one spring, if the drink is doctoried with cayenne pepper. Look at the new style of vineyard plows, the best ever made, at White's. Is it wrong to cheat a lawyer?" asks an anxious one. Can't tell. No precedent establish. Glidden Barbed Wire, best made, at White's. Do you think Lawyer Pettifog makes a living?" "Oh, yes. He does it with the jail she refused to communicate one and played either drunk or Coroner will hold an inquest and undoubtedly make a mortem examination. From stances attending the case that prevails that foul play has been that Cantoo has been poisoned away with for his money. That at the Coroner's inquest this develop some new facts in coarse history of this case, and pave the mystery at present enshrionation of this woman with the Picnic in the Santiago Canyon. The people of the valley of O. and sexes are invited to attend May Day Picnic in the Santa Ana Ana Brass Band music. Among the amusements are a fine dancing floor, large city other pleasant social sports, dinner and inn table will manage the management of R. G. New Santa Ana Semi-Tropical Honey Canyon is one of the most beautiful resorts in Southern California come all, and lay aside work enjoy a day of rest from labor gallery will be run by Steve M. HUMPHREYS & Hard Lines: Visitor (to county penitentiary)—"Do they try to fly, my poor fellow?" Well, I don't want to make a sir, but it's hardly right to mariten to a Baptist minister every time, when he was born and be Episcopalian." Class in social economy. Pr. Meninges, what would you ask first step necessary to the discordances? Mr. Meninges—riages." The Anaheim Evergreen Is located 200 yards west of railroad depot. There are two gum, cypress and pepper trees fifty thousand northern fruit is fine assortment of ornamental fruit trees are guaranteed to scale and true to name, which owner of the nursery where they amply responsible for. Call stock of trees, or address them to Anaheim, Cal., and all inquires will be promptly answered. P. S. I will not allow any nurseryman or his agent to unBuchlen's Arntica THE BEST SALVE in the Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand Corns, and all Skin Eruptions by Consumers Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hair of Voice, Tickling in the Side and Chest, or any disease and Lung, a positive cure. Trial Bottles free at W. M. The San Diego Union gives the following first-class notice to the company which performs at Kroeger's Hall to-night: The Ben Cotton Company played "True Devotion" at the matinee yesterday afternoon to a well pleased audience. Last night "Irma, the Waif" was given to a good house. Little Idalene won golden opinions in the character of "The Waif." Her singing and dancing were excellent and were roundly applauded. Ben Cotton as "Bucklea," an aspiring tragedian, kept the audience in a continual roar of laughter. To-morrow evening the company will close their engagement in San Diego with "Black Diamonds." All who have seen Cotton will of course want to go again, while those who have not seen him should not let this last opportunity pass. Work has been begun on the breakwater at San Pedro harbor from Deadman's Island to the channel entrance. Captain Barge is preparing the old sea wall for the reception of the crowning stones, which are being prepared on Santa Catalina Island under the direction of Professor A. W. Von Schmidt, the well-known hydraulic and hydrographic engineer. The amount to be expended this season it is supposed will complete this important wall. Rev. R. M. Beach has gone to Nebraska to form a syndicate of capitalists to develop his 300 acres at Crescentia Canada in this county. The plan is to form a Methodist colony, build a church and educational institution, and form a community which will in every respect be a credit to this portion of the State. There is a good prospect that the enterprise will be carried out successfully. "Where have you been, Frank?" "Down at St. Louis." "What were you doing there?" "I run a photograph gallery." "Did you get anything to do?" "Well, I should say I did. I put out a sign Babien taken here," and next morning there were fears of them left on the doorstep." M. Delmar, of the San Francisco Cash Store, is now opening a large Stock of Spring and Summer Goods. The store is literally padded with the most fashionable fabrics in Decem Goudi, Millinery and Fancy Wear, Clothing, Bags and Shoes at prime stores the most economical bargain. Boston school children have played ball games but they are not very interested in sports. What are we eating?" asks an exchange. Depends altogether on where you board. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. One swallow makes one spring, if the drink is doctored with cayenne pepper. Look at the new style of vineyard plows, the best ever made, at White's. Is it wrong to cheat a lawyer? asks an anxious one. Can't tell. No precedent established. Glidden Barbed Wire, best made, at White's. Do you think Lawyer Pettifog makes a living? "Oh, yes. He does it with the greatest of fees." All weekly newspapers for sale at Newbold's. If you want Barbed Wire see White's. Yes, son, we call that kind of a hat a stove-pipe because it soots our clothes and makes such a draft—on our pockets. Try Newbold's genuine Manilla Cigars Five cents. A new magazine is called the Woman's Age. This is unfortunate. It will never become generally known. Stay with the man who stays with your Gade in here to stay and will do your trucking in first-class style at living rates. A poet says: "The more brave to live than to die." That's the reason poets send their effusions by mail to the editor. Best double and single rigs at Lewis's. What is that gives a cold care a cold, and pays the doctor's bill? A careful estimate of the relative cost of coal and wood shows the Wellington coal to be the cheapest. It will burn in any ordinary cook stove, giving satety heat, and much more convenient to use than wood-Gade will deliver Wellington coal in quantities to suit. Barkeepers should bear in mind the fact that when a man is loaded he should be fired. Who would live in listless loneliness when the luxurious Of lightness larks within the limpid liquid of EOLA TEA? The French riverans at Doug-Dang create considerable ding-ding in Paris. How many a happy household owns to throw its happiness, diving EOLA TEA! A blue seal on a letter indicates love. This is probably because when a man is in love he is then more or less all the time. Pure EOLA TEA gives pure satisfaction. According to an exchange, at a wiley family in the West, the following stitch was given: "Our wiley-the only faithful friend who never mistakes a switch." A. M. MORRISMAN'S NEWS. (Gentleman's Journal) For a year or more this city has been the scene of operations of Dr. Murray who is one of the fifth and most disguising equiment of a female to be found in the country, who has plied her profession as a deodorant, and has been before the courts for disorderly conduct and drunkenness. It has always been a mystery how such a republican, filthy creature could inspire enough confidence so as to secure a patient from either sex. For some time this woman has had medical charge of a patient from Arizona, by the name of H. Canton, who was here for treatment. She took her patient to 418 South Spring street, about the 30th of just month, where she kept him from communicating with other people so much as possible. Her patient, Canton, was in feasible health and a man about seventy years of age. When she found he had communicated with any one else she would fly into a rage and use the most abusive and vulgar language. She finally moved her patient to the Cleveland House and from there to the Southern Hotel. While at the first assumed house he wrote Rae Brothers, Mineral Park, Arizona, for money to be sent him here. Yesterday she was found in the rear end of a drug store, and on a complaint of Dr. Cross, arrested for disorderly conduct. At first she objected to the arrest but finally went to the police office and par up money for her appearance to-day. For some days it was feared she had made way with her patient. She had visited saloons and was in a heartily state of intoxication on Tuesday and exhibited several 20-dollar pieces, which were supposed to belong to her patient. It was found yesterday evening her patient was dead at the Southern Hotel, when his remains were taken to the undertaking parlors of Ponet & Orr. A warrant was sworn out for her arrest, when Captain Darcy arrested and placed her in jail. After she went to the jail she refused to communicate with any one and played either drunk or crazy. The Coroner will hold an inquest this morning, and undoubtedly make a thorough post mortem examination. From the circumstances attending the case the impression prevails that foul play has been used, and that Cantoo has been poisoned and made away with for his money. The investigation at the Coroner’s inquest this morning may develop some new facts in connection with the history of this case, and possibly reveal the mystery at present enshrouding the connection of this woman with the deceased. CHEESEMAN Agents to the front with a new stock of goods. FROM EASTERN MANUFACTURIES, consisting of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, Which are offered lower than ever before cold 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 price. M. H. CHEESEMAN, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THEATRE Comedy Event. ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATURDAY ... April 11th. Direct from the Bush street Theatre, San Francisco, where they played over four weeks to crowded houses. ENVIRONMENT OF MR. BEN COTTON. The World, Renowned Ministry. IDALENS COTTON. 13 years old. The greatest child actress living. SUPPORTED BY A POWERFUL COMPANY. 14 PEOPLE ... 14 14 PEOPLE ... 14 In the following great play which has been endorsed by the press and public for the last four years, TRUE DEVOTION. During the play, Songs, Dances, QUICK TIME AND CHEAP FARES To Eastern and European Cities Via the Great Transcontinental All-Ball Boston, CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. OR-- SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. Jail she refused to communicate with any one and played either drunk or crazy. The Coroner will hold an inquest this morning, and undoubtedly make a thorough post mortem examination. From the circumstances attending the case the impression prevails that foul play has been used, and that Cantoo has been poisoned and made away with for his money. The investigation at the Coroner’s inquest this morning may develop some new facts in connection with the history of this case, and possibly reveal the mystery at present enshrouding the connection of this woman with the deceased. Picnic in the Santiago Canyon May Day. The people of the valley of all ages, sizes and sexes are invited to attend the Annual May Day Picnic in the Santiago on May 1st. The Santa Ana Brass Band will furnish music. Among the amusements of the day, are a fine dancing floor, large circle swing and other pleasant social sports. A first-class dinner and lunch table will be run under the management of R. G. Naumann of the Santa Ana Semi-Tropic Hotel. Santiago Canyon is one of the most beautiful pleasure resorts in Southern California. Come one, come all, and lay aside work and care and enjoy a day of rest from labor. A shooting gallery will be run by Steve McKathern. HUMPHREYS & STAPLETON. Hard Lines: Visitor (to convict in a Western penitentiary)—“Do they treat you kindly, my poor fellow?” Convict (cautiously)—“Well, I don’t want to make any complaint, sir, but it’s hardly right to make a man listen to a Baptist minister every Sunday morning, when he was born and brought up an Episcopalian.” Class in social economy. Professor—“Mr. Meninges, what would you suggest as the first step necessary to the discouragement of divorce?” Mr. Meninges—“Fewer marriages.” The Anaheim Evergreen Nursery is located 200 yards west of the Anaheim railroad depot. There are two million blue gum, cypress and pepper trees for sale, and fifty thousand northern fruit trees, besides a fine assortment of ornamental trees. The fruit trees are guaranteed to be free from scale and true to name, which guarantee the owner of the nursery where they are grown amply responsible for. Call and inspect the stock of trees, or address the undersigned at Anaheim, Cal., and all inquiries by mail will be promptly answered. TIM CARROLL. I will not allow any responsible nurseryman or his agent to undersell me. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sorex, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. M. Higgins. A Great Discovery That is daily bringing joy to the homes of thousands by saving many of their dear ones from an early grave. Truly is Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Congrats, Golds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in the Throat, Pain in Side and Chest, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, a positive cure. Guaranteed. Trial Bottles free at W. M. Higgins’ Drug ELECTION PROCLAMATION! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE QUALIFIED voters of the Town of Anaheim that in accordance with the provisions of an Act of the Legislature, approved March 18th, 1876, and entitled as Act to incorporate the Town of Anaheim, an election will be held on Monday, April 27th, 1885, At the Town Hall of the Town of Anaheim, for the election of the following officers: Five Trustees, One Archaeologist, One Clerk, One Marshal, One Treasurer, One Justice of the Penos To serve for the ensuing year and until their successors are elected and qualified. Theodore Hartung is hereby appointed Inspector, and D. W. Hudson and J. W. Hartman Judges of said election. The election shall be conducted as far as possible in accordance with the general election laws of the State. By order of the Board of Trustees, E. P. NEWBOLD, Town Clerk. Anaheim April 14th, 1885. Auction Sale. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON July 6, 1882, one Robert Williams left with me at my pasture in Fountain Valley district. Los Angeles county, California, a horse, which is still in my possession, having not been claimed. There is no purpose for pasturage $83$, and I have by gift notice that at my ranch in said Fountain Valley township, on Monday, April 19th He had at 2 o’clock P.M., will sell the horses above referred to at public auction and apply the proceeds to the liquidation of the above sum of $83$, and costs of advertising and expense of sale. H.W. CLARK. Da ed, March 20th, 1883. Notice of Application to Become Sole Trader. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARY E. Rick of the County of Los Angeles, State of California, wife of John K. Rick, intends to make application to the Superior Court of the County of Los Angeles and State of California, on the 20th day of April, 1885, for an order of said court permitting her to carry on business in the county of Los Angeles and State of California, in her own name and her own account, pursuant to the provisions of Title XII, Part III; of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California; entitled “Of Sale Traders.” The business shall include an offer on sale; stock and property raising and buying; selling and dealing in personal property and real estate. MARY E. RICK. Dated March 20th, 1885. AUERBACH BROTHERS, Wholesale and Commission Dealers in CALIFORNIA Green and Dried FRUITS, EVERY DAY EDITION OF WATCHES,CARDS AND JEWELRY AND CLOCKS ALWAYS OR HARD QUICK TIME AND CHEAP FARES To Eastern and European Cities Via the Great Transcontinental All-Rail Route, CENTRAL PACIFIC R.R. OR SOUTHERN PACIFIC R.R. Daily Kissess and Dentrant Trails make prompt connections with the several railway lines in the East. CONNECTED BY: New York and New Orleans with the several Steamer Lines to ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached to Overland Express Train. THIRD-CLASS SLEEPING CARS are run daily with Overland Express Train. No additional charge for North in Third-Class Car Tickets sold; Sleeping car Berries secured, and other information given upon application at the company’s office; where passengers calling in person can secure classes of routes etc. RAILROAD LANDS INNEVADA, CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS, For sale on reasonable terms. Apply to, or address W.H. MILLS, JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent, C.P.H.K.Co., San Francisco, Or H.B. ANDREWS, San Francisco Manager, G.H. H.S.A.Y.Ky.Co., San Antonio, Texas. A.M.TOWNE, General Manager, Gen.Pass. & Tkt.Agr. San Francisco Cal. PASTURAGE. AN UNLIMITED QUANTITY OF HORSES taken on patrolage at the alfalfa road at J.W. Hirby in Santa Ana Canyon. Terms $75-$60 per month. For further information apply to P.DAVIS & BRGO. Anablae Pacific Coast Steamship COMPANY. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents, San Francisco. NORTHERN ROUTES. STREAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO For Wrangling, Stikta and Herrnighs, Alaska and San Francisco and New Westminster, R.C.; as advertised in San Francisco newspapers. For Voyeuria, Port Townsend, Seattle,Tanque,montlouis and Olympia on April 6，10，20,and May 10 at 10 A.M. For Anablae and Portland，April 4，9，14，19，20,and May 4 at 10 A.M. For Eurasia,Arabsa and Hookton,every Wednesday. For Palm Arena,Gully's Cora,Little River,Mendocino City and Novo every Monday. SOUTHERN ROUTES TIME TABLE FOR APPLICATION A Great Discovery That is daily bringing joy to the homes of thousands by saving many of their dear ones from an early grave. 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O. Box 1152. Telephone 280. No. 28 South Main street, and No. 6 Matt Alley, Los Angeles, Cal. Cable Address, CAUERBACH, Los Angeles, Cal. We pay CAS'1 for any amount of eggs brought to our establishment. March 28-1m R. DREYFUS, K. L. GOLDERN, Anahiem, San Francisco FROWNERLE, J. J.WEALS, New York B. DREYFUS & CO. Growers and Dealers in California Wines and Grape Brandy. 600 to 642 Brannam Street San Francisco; 40 Broadway New York EXCELSIOR Fruit Wrappers (Colours 830 and 1030) THIS FRUIT WRAPPER HAS BEEN EXPRESSLY MAINTAINED FOR us, and no surprise has been enquired to make the Wrapper perfect. Handwashing are in the manner. Absorptive Power And resistance to stagnation agonized in Preventing Dust. For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc., freight trainers have San Yakima about eighty five miles on the Northern harbor. The Company reserves the right to change the timetable, at their discretion on the Newport harbor. All Important Points In Europe. MARY K. RICK. 1855. Im. 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