anaheim-gazette 1885-05-02

WEEKLY GAZETTE SATURDAY...MAY 2, 1855 Kleinigkeiten. Insure against fire in the first-class company for which Richard Malrose is agent. Policies written and delivered at once. The vices and fruit taxes at Pamadena are said to have been damaged on Sunday by an inch of hail. Patents for school lands in this county have been signed by the Governor: Frank Raynes, 320 acres; Eliza Davies, 80 acres. The taxes in Anaheim School District are now due and payable to the collector at his office in the portland. Prof. Hinton writes that the fire at Pemona has brought his business to a sudden close. He has gone to Santa Barbara. Major Kinley of Los Angeles claims to have grown a fig tree from the seed, something which has heretofore been considered impossible. Miss Helena Wagner gave recitations from German authors at the Hall on Wednesday evening, much to the gratification of a select and appreciative audience. The proposed importation of negroes by Lacky Baldwin to work on his Santa Anita farm, has been abandoned for some reason not made public. Over thirty ostriches have been hatched at the ostrich farm this season, and still the work goes bravely on. There has been but one casualty—a young chick, frightened by visitors, ran wildly about and broke his leg. At Westminster on Tuesday, Willie, the six-year-old son of Jesse Davis, was thrown from a wagon by the sudden starting of the horse, and his elbow was thrown out of joint. The cottony-cushion scale has appeared in an orange orchard in Pamadena. As yet no general warfare has been made upon this work for the Immigration Magistrate. If Anaheim does not furnish areas of the numerous colonies which are forming in the East to settle in this immediate vicinity, it will be because of blundering mismanagement on the part of its people. Of the floss or more associations of persons which are even now formed for the purpose of settling somewhere in the Golden State, there is probably not one which has determined upon any particular place of settlement. They are seeking for information; they are open to conviction, and can be influenced by the intelligent presentation of reasons in favor of some particular locality. Some of them will come to Anaheim if there is special effort made to get them here; and the local Immigration Association which has been formed for just such purpose is respectfully and earnestly urged to do what is necessary to get some of these colonies to settle here. The suggestive statement that we find going the rounds of the press, to the effect that two years and a half ago there were but a half dozen houses in Pomona and now it has a population of over 1,500, ought not only to stir our people to extra exertion to keep abreast of the times, but also to cause a twinge of reproach for the years of apathy and indifference. In nothing which goes to make a healthier, more pleasant and more profitable home is Pomona superior to Anaheim; and did good taste permit, or necessity require, we could enumerate many things, very essential to prosperity, in which this section of the county excels. The point is that if tact, energy and enterprise can transform a barren plain into a populous community within three years, why cannot a community already established and famed for its prosperity, its climate and its soil add largely to its population, especially when it is known that there are thousands of people practically waiting to be asked to come here? If the management of the Anaheim Immigration Society has not yet considered the question of endeavoring to secure some of these colonies, it is to be hoped that it will not delay a day in meeting and deciding upon the best method of procedure. A New Foe to the Orange. Ed. Gazette.—At the last meeting of the Orange Entomological Society, one of the members remarked finding a larvae or worm boring into oranges in the same manner that the larvae of the codling moth burrows into apples. The gentleman was quite positive, however, that it was not the latter insect— Management Affiliates: Miss Leslie C. Parkins, whom served at Palmetto Wells, has brought up against R. J. (Luddy) Baldwin for $200,000 for breach of promise. The facts of case are thus given by the Three: Some four years ago the Parkins family moved from Ventura to Los Angeles, where the father rented a patch of land from E.B. Baldwin was then about 16 years of age, shortly after the family had taken up residence on the land rented from Baldwin in an evil hour came under his lecher eyes. She was then and still is regarded as handsome; in fact, some would say beautiful Baldwin immediately professed great interest in the welfare of the girl and made frequent visits to his tenant's place, finally proposing to take her to San Francisco and place her in some educational institution, where she would emerge fitted to grace the fine drawing rooms of the land. This was alluring prospect to the parents, and while the mother had her migrations on the seas projected to the Palace Hotel, where she cording to the girl's story, he unfolded her desire to marry her. She claims that she resisted his advances, but that finally after he had given her a written promise to marriage, she consented to look on him as her future husband, and promised to obey his wishes in everything pertaining to her welfare. She alleges that she was introduced to his daughter by a former wife as her future step-mother and was by her (the daughter) so regarded. In fact, so much so was that the case that not only was she consulted about future household arrangements but that daughter even solicited her influence with Baldwin to loosen his purse strings for the sake of her personal adornment. These again, it is alleged that she possesses upbraiding letters from the daughter concerning her treatment of Baldwin. This state of affairs continued for such a length of time that the parents finally became anxious, and insisted that the girl should return home. Baldwin's failure kept his promise about sending the girl to school had satisfied them that he had even designed on their child even if he had not been successful in accomplishing them, and after repeated remonstrances and appeals from the mother the girl returned to Los Angeles, sadder, wiser and more beautiful than ever, her friends thought. Her life after her return was uneventful for awhile she securing employment as saleslady in one of the leading dry goods stores of the city. But it seems Fate had marked her, and that though she might be as innocent of wrong doing as the babe in the manger, the grief and relentless slayer of character, Suspicion had determined that she should have Over thirty ostriches have been hatched at the ostrich farm this season, and still the work goes bravely on. There has been but one casualty—a young chick, frightened by visitors, ran wildly about and broke his leg. At Westminster on Tuesday, Willie, the six-year-old son of Jesse Davis, was thrown from a wagon by the sudden starting of the horse, and his elbow was thrown out of joint. The cottony cushion scale has appeared in an orange orchard in Pasadena. As yet no general warfare has been made upon this pest, and she agaty regarding it is beyond comprehension. The concerts given by the Wizard Oil Quartette the past three nights have been largely attended, and is evidence that our people appreciate good performances and are ever ready to attend them. Twenty-four feet of one of the big flumes on the Cajon ditch collapsed on Tuesday and irrigating ceased suddenly in that district in consequence. The structure will not be repaired until next Tuesday. There has been a great increase of water in the river since the last rains, and the probabilities are that there will be an abundance of the precious fluid for two months to come. Quite a stream of water is flowing in the river at the Burruel Point crossing. Mr. A. McDermont sent a box of his oranges to Muscatine, Iowa, some time ago, and received word the other day that they had reached their destination in first-class order, though they had been four weeks in transit. There is a letter in the post-office addressed to "El. T. Hynes, a Yankee plug, To whom this letter wants to go, Is currying horses for his grub In Anaheim, way down below." A drunken row on Tuesday night resulted in the battery of Arthur Delery, the arrest of two men therefor, two jury trials is Justice Pierce's court, taking twenty-four men from their business the better part of a day, the acquittal of one of the accused and the fining of the other ten dollars. "Much ade about nothing." A number of Minnesota families desire a location in California, and write to the San Francisco Immigration Association for information. A letter has also been received from a lady philanthropist in New York, who wishes to form a colony for retired ministers; also inquiring if the State will grant land for a Horticultural College for women. The rainfall of last Sunday night, according to Mr. Langenberger's gauge, was 42 hundredths and on Monday 20 hundredths, making a total for the season of 5.02 inches. The rain would have done more good had it come earlier in the season, but even at this late date it was of great benefit. A New Foe to the Orange. Ed. Gazette.—At the last meeting of the Orange Entomological Society, one of the members remarked finding a larvae or worm boring into oranges in the same manner that the larvae of the codling moth burrows into apples. The gentleman was quite positive, however, that it was not the latter insect—with which he was well acquainted—as it was more slender and tapering. Not having seen a specimen of this new enemy of the orange I am at a loss to say what it is, as no account of any larvae infesting oranges in this manner has ever come to my notice; it is either a new pest, or an old one playing a new role. The only larvae known to me that would be at all likely to burrow into oranges are those of the codling moth, peach moth and dried-fruit moth. As stated above, this new pest cannot well be the larvae of the codling moth. The larvae of the peach moth is of a reddish color, narrowly banded with yellow, whereas the new pest is said to be entirely of a creamy, yellow color. The larvae of the dried-fruit moth is slender and tapering and of a pale yellow color, thus agreeing with the description of this new pest, and indeed, the latter may belong to this same species; specimens of which I have taken in this locality, but have never met with the larvae except at Sacramento, where it is occasionally found in dried peaches. It seems hardly probable, however, that an insect which feeds upon dried deciduous fruits would also attack fresh citrus fruits, but this can be ascertained only by rearing this new pest to the perfect state. If parties finding larvae in oranges will bring or send them to me I will try to rear them to the perfect state and thus determine the species. They may be placed between two small pads of cotton in a tin or wooden box and then sent by mail to the undersigned at Anaheim, Cal. Only a few specimens of this new pest were found, but if it is allowed to multiply unmolested, it will doubtless become as great a scourge to the orange-grower as the larvae of the codling moth is to the grower of apples and pears. D. W. Coquillett. Evidence of Success. Since the success of the ostrich industry has become an assured fact, the stock of the corporation has a more solid value than it had when the future of the enterprise was enveloped in doubt. A San Francisco paper has this item: "F. S. Weston has filed a complaint in the Superior Court in which he avers that five shares of stock of the California Ostrich Farming Company owned by Louis A. Garrett, was sold by the company on the 30th of September, to pay an assessment of $8 a share, to Fernando Boracira, he paying therefor $45. A few days ago Garrett transferred his claim upon the stock to Weston, who has offered to redeem the stock, which offer the company refuses to This state of affairs continued for such length of time that that parents finally be came anxious, and insisted that the girl should return home. Baldwin's failure to keep his promise about sending the girl to school had satisfied them if he had even designs on their child even if he had not been successful in accomplishing them, and after repeated remonstrances and appeals from the mother the girl returned to Los Angeles, sadder, wiser and more beautiful than ever, her friends thought. Her life after her return was uneventful for awhile she securing employment as saleslady in one of the leading dry goods stores of the city. But it seems Fate had marked her, and that though she might be as innocent of wrong doing as the babes in the manger, the grief and relentless slayer of character, Suspicion had determined that she should hereafter know no peace of mind. The rest is so told. Anonymous letters found their way to her employer, and she soon found herself out of employment. In a fit of desperation she listened to the coining words of a young Lothario, and a few days ago figured in an unenviable scandal. The strangest part of the story told by the girl's friends is that a short time ago Baldwin visited the store where she was employed and requested an interview with her. This she refused to grant then, but told him that she would be at leisure shortly as the store would soon close for the night, and that he could meet her on the street at a certain place. According to agreement Baldwin met her, and then there informed her that he was tired of his present wife to whom he has only been married a year, and said that he was going to get rid of her, and that Miss Perkins was the only woman he ever loved, as soon as he got rid of his wife he was going to fulfill his promise of marriage to her. The reason assigned by the mother of the girl for not bringing the suit when it was first discovered that Baldwin did not mean to marry her daughter, was the family's aversion to publicity. Kitchen Economy. The management of the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of San Francisco have solved the problem of cheap living. In the publication of the Society, Child and State, we find the following: At how small a price a person can live, and maintain health, is rather an interesting problem. A society with many hungry children to provide for, and little means to provide with, is compelled to reduce the equation to its lowest terms. During 1884 record of the Aid Society is as follows: | NEARELS | TOTAL COST | COST PER MEAL | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | January | 2700 | $88 37 | 2.20 | | February | 3256 | $66 68 | 1.80 | | March | 3080 | $108 59 | 3.87 | | April | 3079 | $70 75 | 1.90 | | May | 3071 | $70 75 | 1.97 | | June | 3428 | $110 38 | 3.28 | | July | 3497 | $63 39 | 2.90 | | August | 3110 | $79 00 | 2.50 | | September | 2749 | $52 11 | 1.87 | | October | 2819 | $82 06 | 2.91 | | November | 2453 | $60 83 | 2.57 | | December | 3905 | $75 58 | 2.41 | The items under the head of "Total Cost" represent monthly expenditure for food. When the same is large, it indicates that heavy supplies were bought that month, not that they were all eaten. All the food consumed is included, but not too cost of preparation. The quality is always best—no inferior article of any kind ever being bought. The question is often asked: "On what can you feed the children for such a price?" And those who do not know us, ask "if they get enough!" To the first we would quote an average weekly bill of fare: Breakfast—Cornmeal mush, oatmeal or cracked wheat with syrup, bread, coffee or milk The rainfall of last Sunday night, according to Mr. Langenberger's gauge, was 42 hundredths and on Monday 20 hundredths, making a total for the season of 5.92 inches. The rain would have done more good had it come earlier in the season, but even at this late date it was of great benefit; and one result of it will be an increased production of hay and grain. The approach of Memorial Day—May 30th—suggests the idea of the appropriateness of decorating the soldiers' graves in the Anaheim Cemetery, with the assistance of the G. A. R. Post of Santa Ana, or if that can not be had, under the auspices of the ex-soldiers resident in this vicinity, of whom there are quite a number. If they would take the initiative, we are assured that the ladies would provide an abundance of floral tributes. We hope to chronicle some movement of this kind next week. On last Sunday night Marshal Bohn was murderously assaulted by Quante Sais, a notorious criminal whom he had arrested and was taking to jail. When near the jail Hais, assisted by a couple of his pals, overpowered the officer, took his club away from him and pounded him on the head evidently until they were exhausted and then fled. This happened about midnight, and about two o'clock the Marshal was found wandering about silently a mile away from the scene of the assault. Dr. Ballard was called and he was engaged for two hours in swaying up the wounds on the victim's head. He was horribly bruised, and the wounds would have proved fatal to the majority of men, but there is every reason to believe that he will recover. Sais has not been arrested. If he is not captured, he will not dare to return home, and thus the community will have gotten off at a drunken mischance. At Ranchito on Monday a Mexican named Elisalde was shot by an American named Randall. The latter torre down Elisalde's store sign, and he went to Downey and awere out a warrant for Randall's arrest, on a charge of malicious mischief, and after an examination before a justice, the desperado was held for trial. Monday Randall was in Downey, and after getting drunk had several fights. He then mounted a horse and rode to Ranchito, entering the store. After a few words he drew a pistol and shot Elisalde, the proprietor of the store, through the abdomen, killing him instantly. He then shot the dead man's brother, inflicting a serious wound in the back, after which he fled. A later account in the Herald gives this version: "On Monday morning the Elisalde brothers, merchants at Ranchito, aware out a complaint against F. L. German and W. J. Randol, charging them with misdemanor. An examination was had in Downey City, and at its conclusion, German and Randol drank heavily and started for Ranchito. At this place they met the Elisalde brothers and a pitched battle with six shooters ensued. One of the Elisaldes was fatally shot and Randol was also badly wounded, while German was wounded in the leg. Deputy Sheriff Russell arrested German and he will be brought to this city." Farm, Mam and Swamp Albums; also a nice lot of San Mame an cerveza at Pallegra River. The items under the head of "Total Cost" represent the monthly expenditure for food. When the same is large, it indicates that heavy supplies were bought that month, not that they were all eaten. All the food consumed is included, but not the cost of preparation. The quality is always the best—no inferior article of any kind ever being bought. The question is often asked: "On what can you feed the children for such a price?" And those who do not know us, ask "if they get enough!" To the first, we would quote an average weekly bill of fare: Breakfast—Cornmeal mush, oatmeal or cracked wheat with syrup, bread, coffee or milk. Dinner—Soup, beef stew with dumplings, an occasional roast, mutton stew, beans or fish, vegetables; rice, tapico or bread pudding for dessert. Supper—Bread with syrup or preserves, and tea. Sunday Dinner—Corned beef and cabbage, or fried liver and potatoes, and dessert. Those in doubt as to quantity can rest assured that the children are abundantly fed, generally better than ever before in their lives, and are well and healthy. "When Doctor Disagree,"站 A gentleman of long experience in raising grapes says that the owners of vineyards affected by frost should put men to work among the vines trumping off the frost-bitten leaves and shoots, and afterwards the vines should be thoroughly sulphured. By attending to this matter right away, he says, the greatest benefits will result, and that the owners of vineyards will be surprised at the crop of grapes that will grow on the vines this year—even where the frost has done the greatest damage. If the dead twig and leaves are allowed to remain on the vines they will affect the quantity and quality of the grapes both this year and next. Napa Reporter, April 23. The vineyardists of Napa have had more experience with frost-bitten vines than the grape growers of Anzheim (a fact of which they are probably not greatly proud), and it is quite probable that from their greater experience they are better qualified to say what should be done with the vine after a frost. But the general belief here is that frost-bitten vines should be allowed to remain at least until after all danger of frost is parked. But really this is no matter to which the droughts in this farrow have little concern. Mansgard Adoptions Jacques G. Pestin, when parents of Pelton Wells, has brought salt and J. S. (Leaky) Baldwin for $500,000 of premises. The facts of the thesis given by the Times: Four years ago the Perkins family from Ventura to Los Angeles, and rented a pub of land from E. J. The young lady who brings the then about 10 years of age, and after the family had taken up their land the land rented from Baldwin, hour came under his loathsome was then and still is regarded as: an fact, some would say beautiful, immediately professed great interest in face of the girl and made frequent its tenant's place, finally proposing her to San Francisco and place an educational institution, whence emerge fitted to grace the finest rooms of the land. This was an impact to the parents, and while she had her misgivings on the sub-constituted over giving her consent, were finally overcome, and she allowed her child to leave in the Baldwin. Another having been won over, did not make hasts slowly in postposition into effect. He immediatarrangements to carry off his prize, tender and tearful leave-taking him and himself shook the dust of them from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their feet and took the land from their foot. Dr. Streuel thought it would be a more difficult matter than Mr. Milco anticipated to keep vermin out of all qualities of soil in all localities. He thought it better to feed them a little. Dr. Kimball coincided with this idea. He had found by experience that when he kept the weeds entirely out of his orange grove, the roots of the trees suffered; but when he left a strip of vegetation, it seemed to act as a safety valve. Poisoned raisins he had found a very tempting habit for the vermin. Professor Hilgard thought poisoned carrots an excellent remedy, several gentlemen agreeing with him. Mr. Hatch suggested that the gopher evil could be averted—not remedied—by not allowing any root crops, potatoes, etc., to grow among the trees. Dr. S. E. Chapin, inspector of fruit pests, had found no means efficacious except the actual extermination of each individual gopher. When one of the vermin was caught and his head chopped off, they knew they had a gopher. He had great success with the ordinary sized Newhall wire trap, which cost about twenty cents apiece. Senator De Long used no trap, but simply placed poisoned wheat or carrots in the runway. He had found this very effectual. Gophers were very destructive to young apricot trees. They would girdle them just beneath the surface, for which reason the earth should not be banked up about the trees. He said he kept a man employed all the time making war on gophers. General M. G. Vallejo stated that he had cleared Lauryma Montes of gophers by planting Cruz de Malta, a plant brought from Mexico, all over his place. He recommended it as a most efficacious remedy. It is also a very ornamental plant. The gopher would either die from eating it or leave in disguise. Being asked how much seed should be sown to the acres, the General replied: Dekner calls Lodder' Jerome at $1. Only a question of time—"What e'clock is it?" Sefer hoops the best native wine and brandish. A Mid'e eye view in a hun yard is only a foot prospect. Dekner sells plaid Giagham at $a yd. if If the Remano don't come to a fall step, the English threaten to knock their Kemer-off. Hlevan(11) pounds White Grammated Sugar for $1.00 at Hippolyte Cohen's. The burning question of the hour—how to make skating rink responsible. 12 The Dry Granulated Sugar for $1 at Dekner's. "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof." People who want the earth should make a note of this. Five pairs extra quality British hone for $1 at Chesterman's. A Missouri editor with a misty recollection of the Old Testament floating through his mind declares that like the Promised Land, Missouri is flowing with hug and benemy. Dekner sells 14 yds. heavy Canton Flannel for $1. A philosopher writes: "Man is the merriest species of the creation." Did the philosopher ever see a man when it was first broken to him that he was the father of twins? We trow not. Bargains in Mens' and Boys' Clothing—Dobner. You can't judge a man's piety by the threadbare appearance of his trousers. He may have been a supervisor of other people's morals, and worn his pants out peeping through keyholes. Buckingham & Hecht Boots and Shoes at Dobner's. The following is a true copy of a letter received by a village schoolmaster: "Sur as you are a man of nolege i intend to inter my son in your skull. White Kid Gloves 25 cents per pair at Dobner's. One good combination dog, if kept in an alley between yards, can do the barking for two homes at night. Where do you get your smoking tobacco Why, at Newbold's, of course? Esquimaux dogs will draw a sledge a distance of sixty miles a day. Esquimaux dogs might be used to advantage on Boston street cars. Linen Napkins 5 cents each—Dobner. A new novel is entitled, "A Dog with a bad name." Has some hardhearted person went and gone and called a dog "O'Donovan Rosas." Run into Seufer's for a glass of beer. Helen Mather's latest story is called "Found Out." It is supposed a tailor called at house of the hero with a bill. A man is often found out under such circumstances. For enterprise, push and fair dealing, Gade takes the lead. He has just received List of advertised letters remaining Post-office at Anaheim, Cal. Arnauld Gustave Boy W F Engelbert Frank Gist M Hunter W L D Lazinger John J McCrea Mrs Fannie Norton Mrs S H Parcell Miss Pearce Frank Scheiding T Scott C M Smith Louis N Sullivan John Wisobe F In order to make headway against the enemy, Disease, it is necessary to oppose persistence. It very frequently happens the edy perfectly adequate to the necessities of if periled in, is condemned and thrown cause a few doses of it do not cure a malade unreasonable and unjust would such a judge regarding Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, on most popular and highly enacted medicine day, a potent invigorant and an invariably ful remedy for constipation, dyspepsia, lit plants, indent rheumatism, neuralgia and activity and weakness of the kidneys and and for the infirmities incident to the death. No fact is better established than yet in order to experience its truth, those with obstinate forms of disease should give nigrant curative a patient trial. If they may rely upon decisive curative results. Come to Stay: A Boston paper, in speaking lately number of new medical remedies which offered to the public every year, called to the fact that the majority of have a very short existence. Some are heard of after twelve months have by; others are forgotten in the course of four years, while it is a rare thing so of any which retain their popularity than eight or ten years. When there exception to this rule, it may be set down a fact that the article possesses some ordinary merit to survive so many chords. The most remarkable illustration of seen in St. Jacobs Oil. Steadily and sun worked its way into public favor, reco no help, except from its own efficacy, a day there is hardly a civilized count which it is not hailed as a conqueror of Like Tennyson's brook, men may come men may go, but St. Jacobs Oil goes on ever. MARKED. In Los Angeles, April 28th, C. W. Cliff Mrs. Hartman. The Anaheim Evergreen Nurse Is located 200 yards west of the Ana railroad depot. There are two million gum, oypress and pepper trees for sale, fifty thousand northern fruit trees, best fine assortment of ornamental trees. Fruit trees are guaranteed to be free scale and true to name, which guarantee owner of the nursery where they are amply responsible for. Call and inspect stock of trees, or address the undersign Anaheim, Cal., and all inquiries by will be promptly answered. TIM CARROLL P. S. I will not allow any response nurseryman or his agent to undersell me of affairs continued for such a time that the parents finally bequeath, and insisted that the girl turn home. Baldwin's failure to promise about sending the girl to satisfied them that he had evil their child even if he had not useful in accomplishing them, and tried remonstrances and appeals other friends thought. Her life return was uneventful for awhile, employment as saleslady in one dry dry goods stores of the city. Fate had marked her, and that might be as innocent of wrong-bear in the manger, the grim slayer of character, Suspicion, denied that she should hereafter face of mind. The rest is soonzymous letters found their way layer, and she soon found herself payment. In a fit of desperation to the cooling words of a young and a few days ago figured in an occasional. Great part of the story told byanda is that a short time ago requested an interview with the refused to grant then, but at she would be at leisure short-store would soon close for the that he could meet her on the certain place. According to baldwin met her, and then and needered that he was tired of his to whom he has only been bear, and said that he was going her, and that as Miss Perkins woman he ever loved, as soon of his wife he was going to fulfil of marriage to her. Assigned by the mother of the fringing the suit when it was first that Baldwin did not mean to laughter, was the family's averacity. Kitchen Economy. Element of the Boys' and Girls' of San Francisco have solved cheap living. In the publication Society, Child and State, wewing: all a price a person can live, health is rather an interesting society with many hungry livelihood for, and little means to, is compelled to reduce the lowest terms. The record of the Aid Society under the head of "Total Cost" monthly expenditure for food. He is large, indicates that were bought that month, not all caten. All the food consumed, but not the cost of pre-qualification is always the best-of any kind ever being Meals TOTAL COST COST PER MEAL 2,700 $ 88 37 3.29 3,255 $ 68 68 1.80 3,050 103 59 3.87 3,070 70 75 1.90 3,091 70 74 1.97 3,428 116 43 3.85 3,457 62 33 1.86 3,110 77 06 2.50 2,749 52 11 1.87 2,819 82 06 2.91 2,453 60 33 2.57 3,005 75 52 2.41 37,736 9097 24 246 ct.a Under the head of "Total Cost" monthly expenditure for food. He is large, indicates that were bought that month, not all caten. All the food consumed, but not the cost of pre-qualification is always the best-of any kind ever being Cornmeal mush, oatmeal or with syrup, bread, coffee or vegetable mushroom; plant brought from Mexico, all over his place. He recommended it as a most efficacious remedy. It is also a very ornamental plant. The gopher would either die from eating it or leave in disgust. Being asked how much seed should be sown to the acre, the General replied that it should be scattered indiscriminately, not by acres—"Gophers don't go by acres." W.H.Aiken thought that if General Vallejo could introduce this remedy generally he would be most certainly a benefactor of his race and the American people. He had sometimes wondered what in the providence of Almighty God these miserable pests had been created for. He had desired, as the patriarchs of old, to sit under his own fig tree, and to that end some time since set out six trees. He began sitting under the first—and the gopher took that; he moved to the second, and that went also; and this he continued until the last had gone, and he was left sitting out in the blazing sun. Commendable Action Mr.I.W.Hellman,the President of the Farmers'& Merchants' Bank of Los Angeles is a very rich man. His wealth is the result of his own sagacity and industry, with perhaps some assistance from the "good luck" which seems to attend all the ventures of some people. Like all successful men he has been subjected to savage criticism and malicious animadversion, much of which was doubtless undeserved. A recent action of his will give a new insight into his character and doubtless cause many people, who know him only by reputation, to have a kindlier feeling for the man. Andres Briewalter, who died last week, bequeathed to Mr.Hellman money and property which would amount to $50,000 or $75,000. Mr.Hellman has refused to accept the legacy. He is reported to have said: In addition having been appointed one of the executors of Mr.Briswalter, I am also an absolute legatee and a residuary legatee of his estate. I am both entirely against my continuous earnest protest. Mr.Briswalter and myself had known each other for twenty-eight years. We had been intimate for fifteen years and I have occupied the relation of his banker, involving a very confidential intercourse, for a great white. Some time ago he sent for me and desired to make me his executor. I told him,"Andres, I am too busy a man to assume such a trust." He replied that if I would not oblige him all our previous relations of personal friendship would look like hypocrisy. I then consented to serve if he would associate with me other executives who would do the principal work. The only visit I ever made to him outside of a single call was to urge him to make provision for his relation,and in this I was assisted by Father Peter Verdaguer. In our efforts; however, we were disappointed. He was implacable,saying that his niece knew that she had nothing to expect from him. I will add that I do not intend to accept a dollar of Mr.Briswalter's bequest, absolute or residuary. I intend to have a deed drawn up as soon as Mr.Glassel gets home,giving my whole interest in Mr.Briswalter's estate to the Roman Catholie and Protestant church. New carriages,good horses,nobby rigs,tf Hot cakes are more powerful in putting down oleummarine than the Board of Health. White's have sold forty Garden City Plows. A California girl has a complete mouth in each cheek.She must be a holy terror at a kissing bee or a pie party. Look at the new style of vineyard plows,the best ever made.at White's.tf They tell us that money is inactive;but it seems to be active enough to slip through one's fingers as nimble as it ever did. Glidden Barbed Wire,best made.at White's. Nine times out of ten the woman who is worth her weight in gold marries a man who is not worth his weight in scrap iron. All weekly newspapers for sale at Newbold's. Is a Dr.of Music a Siddle D?tf If you wantBarbed Wire see White's.tf If you are going to raise shad,paint them in rope. Try Newbold's genuine Manilla Cigars Five cents. Very fortunate,iinde is this pretty baby. Extra light bacon Medium bacon Weight bacon Wheat bacon Advertised Letters. List of advertised letters remaining Post-office at Anaheim,Cal. Arnail Gustave Boyd W F Engelbert Frank Gist M Hunter W L D Lenzing John J McCrea Mrs Fannio Norton Mrs S H SPANISH. Castillo Ignacio 2 Nepima N Estreta Atanaco 2 Ketidae Pancha Frassvina Amado Loyteyra Pranco Moreno Tomas Moreno Gregaria The Common Enemy. In order to make headway against the enemy,Disease,它 is necessary to oppose persistence。它 very frequently happensthe edy perfectly adequate to the necessitiesof if periled in ,is condemned and thrown cause a few dosesof it do not cure a male unreasonable and unjust would such a judge regarding Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.on most popular and highly enacted medici day,a potent invigorant and an invariably ful remedy for constipation,drysplepa，lit plants,intindent rheumatism,neuralgia and activity and weaknessof the kidneyand on for the infirmities incidentto the die life.No fact is better established than yetin order to experience its truth,thesewith obstinate forms of disease should give nigrant curative a patient trial.If theyw may rely upon decisive curative results. Come to Stay: A Boston paper,making latelynumber of new medical remedieswhich offeredto the public every year,calledto havea very short existence.Someare heardof after twelve monthshaveby;others are forgottenin the courseof four years,yieldit is a rare thingsof any which retain their popularitythan eight or ten years.Thewhereexceptionto this rule.it may be setdoafact thatthe article possessessomeordinary meritto survive so many chords.Themost remarkable illustrationofseen in St.Jacobs Oil Steadilyand susworkits way into publie favor.reo no help,effectfrom its own efficiency,a daythere is hardlya civilized counsellwhich it is not hailed as a conquerorof Like Tennyson's brook,men may commenmay go,但St.Jacobs Oil goes onever. MARIES. In Los Angeles,April 28th,C.W.Claims Mrs.Hartman. The Anaheim Evergreen Nurse Is located 200 yards west of the Ana railroad depot.There are two million gum,cypress and pepper treesfor sale,fifty thousand northern fruit trees,best fine assortment of ornamental trees.fruit trees are guaranteedto be free scale and true to name，which guarantee ownerof the nursery where they aregamly responsible for.Call and inspecstock of trees,或addressthe undersign Anaheim,Cal.,and all inquiriesby willbe promptly answered.P.S.I will not allow any responsercurseryman or his agent to undersell me The Anaheim Evergreen Nursery is located 200 yards west of the Anaheim railroad depot. There are two million gum, oypress and pepper trees for sale; fifty thousand northern fruit trees, best fine assortment of ornamental trees. Fruit trees are guaranteed to be free scale and true to name, which guarantee owner of the nursery where they are gumply responsible for. Call and inspect stock of trees, or address the undersigner Anaheim, Cal., and all inquiries by mail will be promptly answered. P.8. I will not allow any response nurseryman or his agent to undersell me. Excited Thousands All over the land are going into cottage Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their unlooked for recovery by the time use of this life saving remedy, causes them to go nearly wild in its praise. It is guaranteed to positively Severe Coughs, Co Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Homeless Loss of Votes, or any affection of The Throat and Lungs. Trial Bottles free at W. Higgins' Drug Store. Large size $1. Buchlen's Arnica Salve. The Beer Salve in the world for Ole Brulese, Sorce, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, For Sorex, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillies Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively curds Pilez, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, money refunded. Price 25 cents per bottle for sale by W. M. Higgins. It is with pleasure that we note, through the medium of one different exchange, that steadily increasing consumption of uncolored and undulated tea, as compared with the (chemically colored) green, or adulterated articles, so much in vegetable for forty years. There is no doubt that, in spite of ignorance and prejudice, truth and purity must sooner or later, win the fight in the case of ten just as with everything else. In remarkable the delicacy of aroma, and strong through gentle invigorating power possessed by none of the uncultured tans period to this country now—a dignitary in the height of perfection. Inducing an regards frequent of bourgeois and cultivated of flares has been removed for Sale Ten which all the admirers have included in their own trust." He replied that if I would not oblige him all our previous relations of personal friendship would look like hypoerisy. I then consented to serve if he would associate with me other executors who would do the principal work. The only visit I ever made to him outside of a single call was to urge him to make provision for his relation, and in this I was assisted by Father Peter Verdaguer. In our efforts, however, we were disappointed. He was implacable, saying that his niece knew that she had nothing to expect from him. I will add that I do not intend to accept a dollar of Mr. Briswalter's request, absolute or residuary. I intend to have a deed drawn up as soon as Mr. Glasselt gets home, giving my whole interest in Mr. Briswalter's estate to the Roman Catholic and Protestant orphan ayylama. I shall probably give more to the first than to the last because Mr. Briswalter was a Roman Catholic himself. Personally, I have all the money I need and I decline to accept a gift from any one. Few men, however rich, would have the courage to reject a gift of $75,000; and he who makes use of such a princely bequest as Mr. Hellman proposes to make is entitled to the respect and plaudits of his fellow-men. Only 86 votes were cast at the town election on Monday the result of there being but one ticket in the field. The vote was as follows: For Trustee—R. J. Northam, 79; H. Kroger, 78; J.P. Zeyn, 72; F.A.Korn, 71; C.Hilmer, 65. For Anascor—F.C.Smythe, 80. For Clerk—E.F.Newbold, 86. For Marshal—R.Bohn, 56; W.W.Waver, 29. For Treasurer—F.James, 84. For Justice—A.V.Fox, 38. The new Board of Trustees will organize on Monday and hold their first regular session on Wednesday. THE MAESTREN PLAN The 10 cent and 20 cent tables arrangement At Dorner's Four thousand dollars to lose on first mortgage. Apply to Wm.A.Witte and 11-48 To restore gliding to picture frame; remove all dust within a well-brinkled and smooth hardy quicksilver with both hands. They tell us that money is inactive; but it seems to be active enough to slip through one's fingers as nimbly as it ever did. Glidden Barbed Wire, best made at White's. Nine times out of ten the woman who is worth her weight in gold marries a man who is not worth his weight in scrap iron. All weekly newspapers for sale at Newbold's. Is a Dr. of Music a fiddle D? If you want Barbed Wire see White's. If you are going to raise shad, plant them in roos. Try Newbold's genuine Manilla Gigare Five cents. Very fortunate indeed, is the pretty baby. Next comes the pretty woman's baby. Stay with the man who stays with you Gade is here to stay and will do your trucking in first-class style at living rates. Baldhanded men are no namesome in Chicago that an audience in that city is said to look when viewed from above, like a cobblestone pavement. Best double and single rite at Lewis's. If an office-scooter, like a hungry rat, is a gnawing thing. 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 autodyne heat, and is much more convenient to use than wood-Gade will deliver Wellington coal in quantities to suit. Trees have some characteristics in common with people. In the spring they begin to leave for the summer, although some will be unable to do so, because their twinkles will be saired for board. There's not a cupboard in the land completely stocked can be Unless it holds the well-known brand Of pure BOLA TEA. A padded cell—The coryphen. The Talmond and the Koran both agree Eve tempted Adams with BOLA TEA. Discontent is the steam engine of progress. Delicious drink decoration dear to me Devil-dispelling draught, divine BOLA TEA! Love your enemy, but don't buy his boy a drum. Within Perfection Ten Cases there can be cobhn offer ladies on BOLA TEA. Dancing Frappe only $20 at Dolmar's. If Ladim: Try Molina Iran's usual Support Council: R.Cohen: Agent. An elegant moth: valued at $10 will be inside the January store and use the calendar for dates throughout the year. In remarkable the delicacy of aroma, and strong through gentles invigorating powers possessed by none of the uncultured tans period to this country now—a dignitary in the height of perfection. Inducing an regards frequent of bourgeois and cultured of flares has been removed for Sale Ten which all the admirers have included in their own trust." He replied that if I would not oblige him all our previous relations of personal friendship would look like hypoerisy. I then consented to serve if he would associate with me other executors who would do the principal work. The only visit I ever made to him outside of a single call was to urge him to make provision for his relation, and in this I was assisted by Father Peter Verdaguer. In our efforts, however, we were disappointed. He was implacable, saying that his niece knew that she had nothing to expect from him. I will add that I do not intend to accept a dollar of Mr. Briswalter's request, absolute or residinary. I intend to have a deed drawn up as soon as Mr. Glasselt gets home, giving my whole interest in Mr. Briswalter's estate to the Roman Catholic and Protestant orphan ayylma. I shall probably give more to the first than to the last because Mr. Briswalter was a Roman Catholic himself. Personally, I have all the money I need and I decline to accept a gift from any one. Few men, however rich, would have the courage to reject a gift of $75,000; and he who makes use of such a princely bequest as Mr. Hellman proposes to make is entitled to the respect and plaudits of his fellow-men. Only 86 votes were cast at the town election on Monday the result of there being but one ticket in the field. The vote was as follows: For Trustee—R.J.Northam, 79; H.Kroger, 78; J.P.Zeyn, 72; F.A.Korn, 71; C.Hilmer, 65. For Anascor—F.C.Smythe, 80. For Clerk—E.F.Newbold, 86. For Marshal—R.Bohn, 56; W.W.Waver, 29. For Treasurer—F.James, 84. For Justice—A.V.Fox, 38. The new Board of Trustees will organize on Monday and hold their first regular session on Wednesday. THE ANAHEIM DISAGREE," steamed long experience in raising stock from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their greater care better qualified to say some with the vine after a several belief here is that ripe should be allowed to still after all danger of far-reaching damage. But really this is a most deficient in this forward state. of long experience in raising stock from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards-the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping off the frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards-the thoroughly sulphured. By his matter right away,his benefit will results,and of vineyards will be surpup grapes that will grow year—even where the frost greatest damage. If the dead are allowed to remain on will affect the quantity and葡萄 both this year and April 23. sets of Napa have had more frost-bitten vines than the Anaheim (a fact of which they not greatly pruned),and since from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping offthe frost-bitten shoots,and afterwards-the thoroughly sulphured. 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But really this is a most deficient in this forward state. Of long experience in raising stock from their owners of vineyards should put men to work tripping offthe frost-bitten shoots,and afterwardsthe thoroughly sulphured.The highest quality wine is available for sale by W.M.Higgins.$19." It is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). 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As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount oweable for consumption owingto strong through gentiles invigorating power possessed by none(the uncleanest tans period to this country now-a-day concern). As regards frequency owingto every minute also it is with pleasure that throwthe maximum amount OWEABLE TEA." An important mollusk: valued at $100 each; sold at Riverside Market; grown in Louisiana; if Ladim: try Molinda Irana's legendary support Centre; R.Cohen; Agent; An important mollusk: valued at $100 each; sold at Riverside Market; grown in Louisiana; if Ladim: try Molinda Irana's legendary support Centre; R.Cohen; Agent; An important mollusk: valued at $100 each; sold at Riverside Market; grown in Louisiana; if Ladim: try Molinda Irana's legendary support Centre; R.Cohen; Agent; An important mollusk: valued at $100 each; sold at Riverside Market; grown in Louisiana; if Ladim: try Molinda Irana's legendary support Centre; R.Cohen; Agent; An important mollusk: valued at $100 each; sold at Riverside Market; grown in Louisiana; if Ladim: try Molinda Irana's legendary support Centre; R.Cohen; Agent; An CHEESEMAN Again to the front with a new stock of goods FROM EASTERN MANUFACTURIES, consisting of BOOTS, SHOES and HATES, Which are offered lower than ever before sold in Los Angeles county. Also a fine stock of Ginghams, Muslins and Prints. Also a complete stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCERIES, 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 National Depot, and satisfy yourself of the statements made as to the variety and prices. M. H. CHEESEMAN. It was a wise precaution to export Ecla Tea only in a tight tin package. Otherwise the ladies would not have had the full benefit of its plquant flavor and exquisite bouquet. Ladies, however, who cannot afford Ecla Tea, can rest assured that the "White Cross" tea is just as pure (being also imported in the Perfection Tea Can) and eminently full-bodied. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles. SUSIE M. ANDREWS, Plaintiff, W. M. ANDREWS, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles, and the Complaint filed in said County of Los Angeles, in the Office of the Clerk of said superior Court. Wicks & Bentley Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California send greeting to W. M. Andrews, defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service), after the service on you of this summons, if served within this county; or, if served elsewhere, within thirty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said Complaint. The said action is brought to obtain judgment of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between the Plaintiff and Defendant, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem most, and for costs of suit. Reference is had to convey any information pertaining to your case. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appare and answer the said Complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will cause your default to be entered and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles, this 2d day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five. CHAS. H. DUNSMOOR, Clerk. By F. B. PARKIN, Deputy. [No. 3046] IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles. FLORENCE A. PRENTIS, Plaintiff, A. L. PRENTIS, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, and the Complaint filed in said county of Los Angles, in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. Gardiner and Stephenson attorneys for plaintiff. The People of the State of California send greeting to A. L. Prentis, defendant. For habeas corpus to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service), after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this county; or, if served elsewhere, within thirty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said Complaint. The said action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing but even you and plaintiff. Reference is laid to Complaint for particular. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appare and answer the said Complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will cause your default to be entered and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, this 2d day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five. CHAS. H. DUNSMOOR, Clerk. By F. B. PARKIN, Deputy. PACIFIO COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY. GOODALL, PEREINS & CO., General Agenda, San Francisco. NORTHERN ROUTES. STREAMERS LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. For Wrangle, sittee and Herrickbury, Alameda and Napa counties and New Gettysburg, Bakersfield. For National Port Townsend, Seattle, at Napa County and Olympia on April 8, 10 at 10 a.m. For Anaheim and Portland, April 9, 10 at 10 a.m. For Eureka and Arrowhead, every Wednesday. For Folsom Arena, Canyon City Little River, Whittier Bird, Monterey City and Moreover Monday. SOUTHERN ROUTES. TIME TABLE FOR APRIL. COMING SOUTH. LAST SUNDAY STREAMERS Los Angeles, Apr 5 Los Angeles, Apr 7 Los Angeles, Apr 8 Los Angeles, Apr 9 Los Angeles, Apr 10 Los Angeles, Apr 11 Los Angeles, Apr 12 Los Angeles, Apr 13 Los Angeles, Apr 14 Los Angeles, Apr 15 Los Angeles, Apr 16 Los Angeles, Apr 17 Los Angeles, Apr 18 Los Angeles, Apr 19 Los Angeles, Apr 20 Los Angeles, Apr 21 Los Angeles, Apr 22 Los Angeles, Apr 23 Los Angeles, Apr 24 Los Angeles, Apr 25 Los Angeles, Apr 26 Los Angeles, Apr 27 Los Angeles, Apr 28 Los Angeles, Apr 29 Los Angeles, Apr 30 Los Angeles, Apr 31 Los Angeles, Apr 32 Los Angeles, Apr 33 Los Angeles, Apr 34 Los Angeles, Apr 35 Los Angeles, Apr 36 Los Angeles, Apr 37 Los Angeles, Apr 38 Los Angeles, Apr 39 Los Angeles, April ANAHEIM EVERGREEN NURSERY 200 yards west of the Anaheim depot. There are two million blue and pepper trees for sale, and a thousand northern fruit trees besides a portment of ornamental trees. The trees are guaranteed to be free from any tree to name, which guarantees the nursery where they are grown responsibly for. Call inspect the trees, or address the undersigned at 115 Cal., and all inquiries by mail promptly answered. TIM CARROLL. I will not allow any responsible man or his agent to undersell me. EXCITED THOUSANDS the land are going into cessation over its New Discovery for Consumption. Looked for recovery by the timely life saving remedy, causes them early wild in its praise. It is guarantiously care Severe Coughs, Colds, Hay Fever, Brenchitis, Hoursense, Tickles, or any affection of the Throatuga. Trial Bottles free at W. M. Drug Store. Large size $1. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALES. Our Salve in the world for Cut, Sore, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Feveretter, Chapped Hands, Childrins, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive-Files, or no pay required. It is used to give perfect satisfaction, or refunded. Price 29 cents per box by W. M. Higgins. With pleasure that we note through them of our different exchanges, the increasing consumption of uncolored cultivated tea, as compared with locally colored) green, or adulterate, so much in veggie in former there is no doubt that, in spite of and prejudice, truth and purity or later, win the fight in the just as with everything else. It able the delicacy of aruna, and tough gentle invigorating power, by some of the uncolored tea in this country now-a-day consumed in height of perfusion, furiousness of bourn and defilement has been married by Edie Tan. In addition to the blissful fruit threes we obtain in this farm we obtain a fruit than we have not known before. Pasture for Rent. SOUTHERN ROUTES TIME TABLE FOR APRIL IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the State of California, in and for the County of Los Angeles. Maria Cowley, Plain Hill, vn. Benj. F. Cowley, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California in end for the County of Los Angeles, and the complaint filed in said County of Los Angeles, in the office of the Chuck of said Superior Court. The People of the State of California send greeting to Benj. F. Cowley, defendant. You are hereby notified that if you fail to appear between the Fifth and Second hearings, and for each of such. Respond if had to complain for purchaser. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service), after the service on your behalf will be taken against you according to the prayer of said Complaint. The said action is brought to obtain a decree of that Court dismissing the bonds of immaturity now existing but once you and plaintiff. Reference is land to Complaint for participants. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appear and answer the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will make your default to be entered and apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, this 1st day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five. C. H. DUMSMOOR, Clark. By T. H. WARD, Deputy. April 11-23 RATES OF FARE FROM LOS ANGELES TO San Francisco FROM MANFEDA WHITE TO Mothercy and Santa Clara... TO San Diego TO Port Harbour TO Gorilla TO San Bernardina TO San Diego Plaza of magnificent dulce at agent's office, nor be put here may be served. FOR MANFEDA WHITE For Mothercy and Santa Clara... For Port Harbour For Gorilla For San Bernardina For San Diego All important points in Europe...