anaheim-gazette 1887-02-05

WEEKLY GAZETTE SATURDAY...FEBRUARY 5, 1887. Kleinigkeiten. Items of News and Correspondence on all live subjects are solicited by the editor. Brief, and write directly to the point. All communications must be signed by the author, not for publication but for the information of the editor. Remember the Railroad Meeting at Kronger's Hall this afternoon. The pay car of the S. P. was disbursing coin on the Anaheim branch on Monday. Extra copies of the Gazette can be purchased at the store of J. Helmsen. H. D. Polhemus has sold 33 acres of his home tract south of town to Mr. Langforth for $3500. Among the big sales made during the week was 320 acres west of town sold by Aug. Krug to F. J. J. Schmidt for $23,000. The usual Sunday afternoon services will be held in St. Michael's Episcopal Church to-morrow at three o'clock. A carved wood sign has been placed on Wille & Albrecht's cooper shop. The sign was made by David Wailis, and is an artistic piece of work. The death of Mrs. Hannah Fithian on last Saturday removes one of Anaheim's oldest citizens. Her funeral on Sunday was largely attended. A frame grocery store and its contents were demolished at Pasadena on Monday. The Los Angeles Cremation Society are getting ready for business. Two different cemetery companies are budding for the crematory. It is not yet decided as to the location, but the matter will be settled in a few days. The furnace is now on the way from the East. Cremation, like all other innovations, will have its day of local opposition, but it will no doubt subside in time. To our mind the thought of being reduced to a handful of ashes is not near so repulsive as contemplating the gradual decay and putrefaction of the body. Outlook. There were indications on Tuesday evening that a good rain would fall before the next morning. It commenced to drizzle only at about 9 o'clock, and the fall was hardly sufficient to lay the dust. The farmers—in fact, everybody—are on the lookout for the expected rain, and weather prophets are numerous at present, judging from the many different predictions that are being manufactured and circulated. Signboards have been placed at the junction of all the new streets which have been opened through the bonded vineyards by the syndicate. It would be a good idea for the Town Trustees to put up signboards on all the old streets, as it would no doubt be a great convenience to many who do not know the names of them, and to strangers as well. While Mr. and Mrs. Werder were driving into their yard on Monday, their horse shied and capsized the buggy, throwing the occupants to the ground. Mrs. Werder escaped injury, but her husband was badly hurt. His most painful injury was on his tongue, which was nearly cut in two by his teeth. His injuries were attended to by Dr. Bullard, who reports his patient as doing well. Fruit trees are already commencing to blossom in this vicinity. The early varieties of apricot, peach and plum trees are putting forth their robes of white and colored blossoms. A carved wood sign has been placed on Wille & Albrecht's cooper shop. The sign was made by David Wailis, and is an artistic piece of work. The death of Mrs. Hannah Fithian on last Saturday removes one of Anaheim's oldest citizens. Her funeral on Sunday was largely attended. A frame grocery store and its contents were demolished at Pasadena on Monday by cars that were backed off the railroad track of the San Gabriel Valley Railroad. Jacob Kreger has purchased a small piece of land near Sycamore street, bounding on Oefinger's place, and has erected a house thereon. Quite a large dwelling house is being built by P. H. Larsen on Claudina street. The resources of the lumber yard are being taxed by the demands made by builders. Rev. C. W. Harris, not finding adequate support for himself and family, has resigned his pastorate at Los Nietos and gone to carpentering at Los Angeles. Gunning & Hunt is a new firm of architects and builders who have gone into business here. They are now building a neat house on a lot on Philadelphia street which they purchased at the first auction sale. A dissipated woman named Jane Prescott disappeared from San Pedro a couple of weeks ago, and on Monday her body was found floating in the bay. It is supposed she walked off the wharf while in a drunken condition. D. W. Fish has on exhibition at Melrose & Knapp's office some beautiful specimens of oranges. It was the testimony of the hundreds of strangers who saw them on Thursday that they were equal to the best produced in Southern California. The celebrated Duff vineyard of 55 acres was sold this week to T. S. Raddock and G. W. Thompson for $13,000. As the Anaheim Minstrels remarked: Why is the Anaheim boom like a Santa Ana wind? Because it makes real estate change hands. To Robert E. McGregor, of the Los Angeles Herald, Anaheim is indebted for the full and fair reports of the excursions which appeared in that excellent paper. Mr. McGregor will find lots of latch-strings out whenever he visits this bailiwick. We have been informed that some persons have been stealing the Gazette from the business places of subscribers on the past few Saturdays in broad daylight without having yet been detected to the point where Mr. and Mrs. Werder were driving into their yard on Monday, their horse shied and capsized the buggy, throwing the occupants to the ground. Mrs. Werder escaped injury, but her husband was badly hurt. His most painful injury was on his tongue, which was nearly cut in two by his teeth. His injuries were attended to by Dr. Bullard, who reports his patient as doing well. Fruit trees are already commencing to blossom in this vicinity. The early varieties of apricot, peach and plum trees are putting forth their robes of white and colored blossoms. Green gage trees are blossoming, as also are the trees which bear the small oval-shaped red plum, the name of which is unknown to us. Four carloads of oranges per week is the average shipment being made by Edwin T. Earl from the Anaheim depot since he commenced operations in this vicinity. The orchards are too remote and scattered from the depot to insure larger shipments in any one week. The fruit is being shipped partly in the Tiffany refrigerator cars. The marriage of Geo. C. Hagar of Orange and Miss Julia, daughter of John Hanua, took place in Los Angeles on Thursday. If Mr. and Mrs. Hagar will have all the happiness which we would bestow, had we the power, their future will be most enviable. They start out with the very kindest wishes of hundreds of friends here. The bill giving two additional Superior Judges to this county has passed both Houses, and is now in the hands of the Governor. The candidates for appointment to the newly-created offices are J. D. Bickell, Thomas Brown, R. H. Chapman, A. Brouseau and A. W. Hutton. It is said that T. J. F. Boege has sold his orange crop (on the trees) to the Santa Ana Valley Fruit Company for $500. This is the small orchard on the home place near the depot, and the fruit is of the Seedling variety, but of excellent quality. A slight frost was noticeable yesterday. If it will only prevail to such an extent as not to damage the orange crop or any vegetable growth, then all will be well. The opera of Laila will be given at Kroeger's Hall in about two weeks. Fortery of the most handsome young ladies of Anaheim will participate in the opera, which promises to be unique and enjoyable. The ladies of Orangethorpe will give a sociable next Tuesday evening, February 8th, at the residence of Mr. Bancroft. The main feature of the evening will be music. An invitation is extended to all money that the meeter This is the critic career. Any laggar work to the serious advantage of this town continuance of the wagon by the Anaheim effect upon the prosperity and if the enterprise presented by that Syndicate effect upon the prospect be little less than dull The Express says this prevalent that the recount Angeles and San Benito about to change handover Pacific Company will enter into the enterprise. With city of Mr. Stephen Terry again hard pushed into the road had been or was Despite diligent inquiry could be made from its fact that the Southernm to have a line to that thereabout, and that right of way for their S.B. people, nipped scheme of the Southern leading stockholder in would give no information legged sale, but said his expectations of the value that it would take could buy it. At a conference between and the officers of the Last week the location agreed upon, two and one of Pomona. The route south line of the Loop parked old San Bernardino Springs. The town around will be called Pomona Park. Long Beach Hotel in Angeles county have been trustees for some persons surmised that the purported trust for the Atchisou, Train Road Company, and will convert Long Beach resort for tourists. The runs to Santa Monica and head the former company Beach. This rumor has nured. The San Diego Union about forty teams at work grading northward to make tension from Santa Ana Bay. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb., 26 Pacific Company has arrived cursions from Los Angeles and Oakland. The object large number of Eastern ing into Los Angeles to spect the inducements here. Alameda and San intend making a strong bid and delegates from their Trade will soon go to Los purpose of advising visitors north before investing. Highly incensed over their reached here that Los dealers are circulating stains in time To Robert E. McGregor, of the Los Angeles Herald, Anaheim is indebted for the full and fair reports of the excursions which appeared in that excellent paper. Mr. McGregor will find lots of latch-strings out whenever he visits this bailiwick. We have been informed that some persons have been stealing the Gazette from the business places of subscribers on the past few Saturdays in broad daylight without having yet been detected at the mischief. The railroad company has furnished the agent at Anaheim with several assistants. One is stationed as operator, who also attends to the duties in other office work, and the others have charge of the handling of freight. The increased business at this point necessitated this important change. A social dance was given at Kroger's Hall on Thursday evening by the young folks of Anaheim and vicinity. Quite a number participated in the dance, and the devotees of terpsichore all enjoyed themselves to their hearts' content, dancing having been kept up until a late hour. The following from the St. Helena Star is referred to the Pasadena papers, in the hope that they will administer the deserved castigation: R. F. Rammers, of this place, has received a letter from his brother, George, who is at Pasadena. The writer states that "the lack of rain in that section is causing much sickness; there are 150 cases of typhoid fever in Pasadena; carpenters' wages are going down; painting firms are failing and the bottom seems dropping out of the country." There came down with the excursion on Thursday a "soap gambler"—if we may so term it. He set up his stand in front of the Land Bureau's office, and commenced to sell small cakes of soap wrapped in blue paper, the purchasers having the choice of any packages in a box on the table. In the packages of soap were wrapped greenbacks in denominations of from $1 to $20. It is needless to say that he departed about as rich as he came, the old time-worn game having no charms for our clever people. The opera of Laila will be given at Kroger's Hall in about two weeks. Fortry of the most handsome young ladies of Anaheim will participate in the opera, which promises to be unique and enjoyable. The ladies of Orangethorpe will give a sociable next Tuesday evening, February 8th, at the residence of Mr. Bancroft. The main feature of the evening will be music. An invitation is extended to all. Marshal Smythe made two arrests of strangers on Thursday for misdemeanors. The gamblers who came with the excursion were watched too closely to permit them to ply their vocation. A most beautiful specimen of moss and shell work is exhibited in the window of Miss Mosemann's millinery store. It is the handiwork of Mrs. Sponable. J. Kreiss, who purchased the bakery property of E. Stein, is making an improvement on the building in the way of erecting an addition to it in the rear of the west end portion. The Boulon Troupe was here some years ago, and gave a meritorious performance. As a violinist Boulon has no superior. His Chinese impersonation is immense. A ladies' brass band is with the troupe. A team was at work last Saturday grading the new street through the Wilkens vineyard. It has been christened Elizabeth street. McDowell Camp, No. 2, Sons of Veterans, will give a ball at Santa Ana on the evening of the 16th instant. Admission, $1. The Boulon-McGinley Troupe at Kroger's Hall on Tuesday night. Reserved seats at Helmsen's. No extra charge. No extra charge for reserved seats for the Boulon-McGinley performance on Tuesday.* Dan Sorensen has taken a position in Northam & Nebelung's store as a clerk. The Town Trustees held on Tuesday, and introduced thorizing the President and ecute a deed to F. Teichert property bought by the Toys. At the regular meeting of resolution referred to was appointed The Treasurer reported Treasury. A bridge was ordered by laide street. Certain amendments to adopted. They are public column. The salary of A. Schneider the Water Works, was included to $59. Marshal Smythe reported appointed H. C. Gade as his appointment was approved. All Getting Witness [Los Angeles Exp] The people of Anaheim, very quiet for several years plunged into the vortex of that is, if a boom has an event they are building houses, and we know not what body is growing wealthy. RALLY! Important Meeting in Anaheim To-day. The Depot Grounds Must Be Secured Without Delay. Notes of Railroad Development in Southern California. The citizens of Anaheim and all interested in the welfare of this section of country are requested to meet in force this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Kreger's Hall for the purpose of considering the railroad situation generally, and to devise ways and means to secure the depot grounds which are wanted by the railroad company. The exact location of these grounds are shown on a map in the office of Melrose & Knapp. They run across the east portion of the Boldt, Luedke and part of the Meese vineyards, the length being 1,800 feet and the width 300 feet. The proposed location of the depot is about the corner of Center and Orange streets. The site is a most eligible one, convenient for the whole town, and there is nothing in the way of securing the grounds except—money. It is principally to find out how to raise this money that the meeting is called to-day. This is the critical point of Anaheim's career. Any laggardness now shown will work to the serious and irreparable disadvantage of this town and country. The continuance of the work of development begun by the Anaheim Syndicate hinges upon the speedy settlement of this railroad question, and if the enterprise and capital represented by that Syndicate be withdrawn, the effect upon the prosperity of this town will be little less than disastrous. The Express says that a rumor has been RAPID TRANSIT. The Street Car Line Fairly Inaugurated. Promptly upon the receipt of the iron for the street car line, Capt. Geo. C. Knox, the company's engineer, sent a large force of men from Los Angeles, under the superintendence of H. A. Robertson, and began work on the line with an energy which promises to complete the system within the next two weeks. The ceremony of driving the first spike took place on Monday afternoon in the presence of a large number of people. Theo. Rimpan, President of the Company, wielded the hammer, and drove the spike with a precision and ease which called forth loud expressions of admiration. Mr. Reiser baptized the spike with a libation of wine, but sufficient was reserved to allow everyone present to drink to the success of the enterprise. Two of the cars were brought into requisition on Thursday, and used on the completed part of the road. Meeting of the Water Company. The annual meeting of stockholders in the A. U. W. Co. convened on Saturday last, and an unusually large amount of stock was represented. The Auditing Committee made an elaborate report upon the books of the Secretary and Treasurer, and, in conclusion said: "We find that the books have been kept in a careful and business like manner." The report was received and accepted. The proposed amendments to the by-laws were referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Shanklin, Melrose, Holman, Theo. Rimpau and McDermont, with instructions to report recommendations in regard to the amendments at a meeting of stockholders to be held on Saturday, the 12th instant, at 2 o'clock. The same committee were authorized to consider a proposition to extend the area of the water district. The election for directors resulted as follows: Five cars, well filled with people, comprised the excursion on Thursday, and the trip to and from the city was made without mishap. An excellent and abundant dinner was in waiting for the visitors at the pavilion, and a bevy of ladies superintended the giving out of the good things for the inner man. By the way, much of the success attending these excursions, and in fact every public occasion, is due to the handsome ladies of Anaheim. Their praise is sung far and wide, and in every newspaper report dattering mention is made of them. The Anaheim Band discoursed excellent music during the day. Following is a list of the sales. The prices realized were satisfactory to the promoters: - VILLA TRACT. - John Malick—lot 1, blk A... $160 - Geo. Natschke—lots 2 and 3, blk A... 290 - E. Searle—lot 4, blk A... 145 - E. E. Swayze—lots 5 and 6, blk A... 305 - Kellogg Bros., lots 1 and 2, blk B... 600 - J. Frank—lots 5 and 6, blk B... 380 - J. Lehman—lot 9, blk B... 210 - James Lewis—lots 1 and 2, blk C... 520 - A. J. Lawton—lot 3, blk C... 160 - F. R. Knight—lot 4, blk C... 160 - Harry Kuhn—lot 5, blk C... 175 - David Guiger—lot 6, blk C... 225 - Claus Walkins—lots 11 to 17, blk C... 560 - J. Ham—lots 18, 19, 23, 24, blk C... 300 - J. Lehman—lot 20, blk C... 250 - Lewis Tag—lot 25, blk C... 80 - J. Gregg—lots 27 and 28, blk C... 240 CENTER TRACT. G. B. Allen—lots 31 and 32, blk N... 495 J. Lehman—lots 8 and 9, block N... 360 Gustave Brandt—lot 17, blk N... 135 A. H. Cary—lots 8 and 9, blk M... 220 Otto Freeman—lots 10, 11, 12, blk M... 285 E. F. Badger—lots 13, blk M... 85 Mrs. L. Adams—lot 14, blk M... 105 J. Lehman—lots 15 and 16, blk M... 210 L. D. Woodworth—lots 17, 18, blk M... 240 Mrs. I. Adams—lots 19 and 20, blk M... 220 G. Schmidt—lots 21, 22, 23, blk M... 335 J. Lehman—lot 24, blk M... 145 H. Aaron—lots 25, 26, 27, blk M... 370 Peter Skomp—lot 28, blk M... 130 H. P. Larsen—lot 29, blk M... 135 money that the meeting is called to-day. This is the critical point of Anaheim's career. Any laggardness now shown will work to the serious and irreparable disadvantage of this town and country. The continuance of the work of development begun by the Anaheim Syndicate hinges upon the speedy settlement of this railroad question, and if the enterprise and capital represented by that Syndicate be withdrawn, the effect upon the prosperity of this town will be little less than disastrous. The Express says that a rumor has been prevalent that the recently commenced Los Angeles and San Bernardino railway was about to change hands and that the Southern Pacific Company would become possessed of the enterprise. With the advent in the city of Mr. Stephen T. Gage, the rumor was again hard pushed in railroad circles that the road had been or was about to be sold. Despite diligent inquiry nothing reliable could be made from it. It is a well known fact that the Southern Company would like to have a line to that city with branches thereabout, and that the obtaining of the right of way for their road by the L. A. & S. B. people, nipped a rapidly hatching scheme of the Southern folks in the bud. A leading stockholder in the new line could or would give no information regarding the alleged sale, but said his company had great expectations of the value of their road and that it would take considerable money to buy it. At a conference between property owners and the officers of the S. B. and L. A. R. R. last week the location of the depot was agreed upon, two and one half miles north of Pomona. The route is definitely on the south line of the Loop place, due west along the old San Bernardino stage road to Mud Springs. The town around the new depot will be called Pomona Heights. Long Beach Hotel and grounds in Los Angeles county have been purchased through trustees for some person unknown. It is surmised that the purchase was made in trust for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company and that the company will convert Long Beach into a magnificent resort for tourists. The Southern Pacific runs to Santa Monica and the Santa Fe will head the former company off with Long Beach. This rumor has, however, been denied. The San Diego Union says that there are about forty teams at work at San Luis Key grading northward to meet the Atchison extension from Santa Ana to San Diego. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.—The Southern Pacific Company has arranged for cheap excursions from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Oakland. The object is to induce the large number of Eastern visitors now pouring into Los Angeles to come north and inspect the inducements held out to them here. Alameda and Santa Clara counties intend making a strong bid for this trade, and delegates from the Oakland Board of Trade will soon go to Los Angeles for the purpose of advising visitors to take a trip north before investing. Oakland people are highly incensed over the reports which have reached here that Los Angeles real estate dealers are circulating statements that snow said: "We find that the books have been kept in a careful and business like manner." The report was received and accepted. The proposed amendments to the by-laws were referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Shanklin, Melrose, Holman, Theo. Rimpau and McDermont, with instructions to report recommendations in regard to the amendments at a meeting of stockholders to be held on Saturday, the 12th instant, at 2 o'clock. The same committee were authorized to consider a proposition to extend the area of the water district. The election for directors resulted as follows: L. Schorn, 5383; Dr. Gardiner, 4964; R. H. Gilman, 4813; W. M. McFadden, 4371; John Hunter, 3337; E. Browning, 3078; F. A. Korn, 2986; A. McDermont, 2719; J. P. Zeyn, 2900; J. B. Pierce, 2363; L. Parker, 482. Messrs. Schorn, Korn, Gardiner, McFadden, Hunter, Gilman and Brownning were declared elected. After a general discussion of the affairs of the company the greeting adjourned until next Saturday. The committee above referred to met on Tuesday and after a session of several hours voted unanimously to recommend the following changes to the by-laws: Strike out Section I of Article I. Amend Article VI to read: SECTION I. No water shall be used on land not owned by stockholders. Water sold to a stockholder must be used on his own land, and water purchased by one stockholder can not be given, or sold to, or be used by another stockholder. SEC. 2. All water shall be sold in runs. Stockholders shall be entitled to buy such an amount of water per share, on each run, as the Board of Directors may deem just, and no stockholder shall be allowed to buy more water per share than another. SEC. 3. By the signing of these by-laws each and every stockholder waives any and all rights which might accrue him by virtue of the provisions of Section 552 of the Civil Code of the State of California, and any and all kindred laws. SEC. 4. All water sold shall be sold by the measure or head of 100 inches under four-inch pressure; i.e., four inches above the orifice. New Time Schedule On and after the 5th instant the morning train will leave Anaheim at 6:40, arriving in Los Angeles at 7:50. This will make travelers "get up in the morning early." On and after the same data Los Angeles will have two express trains to and from San Francisco. One, known as the Los Angeles Express, will leave San Francisco at 3:30 P.M. and arrive in Los Angeles at 11:40 A.M.; it will leave Los Angeles at 1:30 P.M., and arrive in San Francisco at 10:40 A.M. The Atlantic Express will leave San Francisco at 9:30 A.M. and arrive in Los Angeles at 7:30 A.M. Leaving for the East at 8 A.M. The Pacific Express will arrive in Los Angeles at 7 P.M., leaving for the North at 7:30 P.M., and arriving in San Francisco at 4:40 P.M. —Los Angeles Times— The unsuccessful issue of a final attempt at one of the most important issues in American history. Success at the Oil Fields Well No. 6, at the Puente, about nine miles northeast of Anaheim, is down about 700 feet. The Times says that at 8 o'clock Monday night the day shift had quit work and the night shift had just come on. The gas was burning brightly beside the well and the workmen were just about to lower the drill into the well, when there came a volcano of oil, 13 inches in diameter at the base and spouting 60 feet into the air. As soon as the men saw the dark mass burst bubbling over the edge of the well, their first thought was for the burning gas, and two of them rashed for the jet. The vast column of oil struck them and flung them down the hill as though they had been straws; caught the burning gas and leaped madly to the sky, a monument of flame. By great good fortune neither of them were seriously hurt, though both were well shaken up and one was somewhat burned. A hose which is always kept in readiness was turned at once upon the pillar of fire, and the flames were finally extinguished—not however, until the derrick, cables, hoisting apparatus, etc., were consumed and considerable casing destroyed." By the exertions of men the engine was saved. The damage amounts to something over $2000. The well has been capped. It is needless to say that Lacy and Rowland, the owners, are happy despite their loss. The Anaheim oil wells, located on the same bolt, are being vigorously bored, and this latest strike gives to the enterprising men great hope for a fortunate issue. 500 Pieces Select Sheet Music—all copyright—20 to 40 cents. Your choice for 10 cents. 400 Pieces, 45 cts., to $1 00. Your choice for 20 cents. Pellegrin's Jewelry and Music Store. [jan294t] SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.—The Southern Pacific Company has arranged for cheap excursions from Los Angeles to San Francisco and Oakland. The object is to induce the large number of Eastern visitors now pouring into Los Angeles to come north and inspect the inducements held out to them here. Alameda and Santa Clara counties intend making a strong bid for this trade, and delegates from the Oakland Board of Trade will soon go to Los Angeles for the purpose of advising visitors to take a trip north before investing. Oakland people are highly incensed over the reports which have reached here that Los Angeles real estate dealers are circulating statements that snow is five inches deep in Oakland. Real estate dealers in Oakland say that if they can only once tempt a few hundred of the wealthy thousands now flocking into Southern California up this way, they will soon succeed in stemming the current to Los Angeles and turn the tide toward the northern part of the State. The Southern Pacific Company will, it is stated, do all in their power to aid a movement in this direction, but the real estate dealers here do not seem very sanguine of great success. Town Trustees. The Town Trustees held a special meeting on Tuesday, and introduced a resolution authorizing the President and Secretary to execute a deed to F. Teichmann for certain property bought by the Town for taxes. At the regular meeting on Wednesday the resolution referred to was adopted. The Treasurer reported $699,27 in the Treasury. A bridge was ordered built across Adelaide street. Certain amendments to ordinances were adopted. They are published in another column. The salary of A. Schneider, engineer of the Water Works, was increased from $45 to $50. Marshal Smythe reported that he had appointed H. C. Gade as his Deputy, which appointment was approved. All Getting Wealthy. [Los Angeles Express.] The people of Anaheim, who have been very quiet for several years, are just now plunged into the vortex of a strong boom—that is, if a boom has a vortex. At all events they are building street railways, houses, and we know not what, and everybody is growing wealthy. MARRIED. In Anaheim, Feb. 1st, by Justice A. V. Fox, Joseph Lae to Marie Bellocq. DIED. In Anaheim, January 29, Mrs. Hannah Fithian, aged 83 years and 6 months. —Los Angeles Times: The unsuccessful issue of a fiend's attempt at one of the most heinous crimes ever recorded, became known to the authorities yesterday. The well-known school of the Sisters of Charity stands on Alameda street, at the corner of Macy. Though the building has a brick front a large proportion of the structure is frame, and of a very inflammable nature. Among the rooms in the back part of the house is a small one in which the men who are employed about the grounds get their meals. In this room a table stands about two feet from the window. Upon this table night before last, some one placed a large pile of twisted papers and set fire to them—with sixty unsuspecting children sleeping in the frame building overhead. The flames consumed the tablecloth and the curtain, charred the window-casing—and went out, how, a merciful heaven only knows. The attempt at murderous arson was not discovered till morning, and there is not the slightest cloak to the identity of the fiend who could have fathered such a crime. —Big Rabbit Drive on Friday, the 11th inst. Everybody is invited to meet at Browning's house at^10 o'clock. Instructors for all Instruments. Music books for Piano and Organ, all standard, at a reduction from publishers' price of 25% to 50%. Pellegrin's Jewelry and Music Store. [jan29-4t AMHIED. In Anaheim, Feb. 1st, by Justice A. V. Fox, Joseph Lae to Marie Bellocq. DIED. In Anaheim, January 29, Mrs. Hannah Fithian, aged 83 years and 6 months. —Los Angeles Times: The unsuccessful issue of a fiend's attempt at one of the most heinous crimes ever recorded, became known to the authorities yesterday. The well-known school of the Sisters of Charity stands on Alameda street, at the corner of Macy. Though the building has a brick front a large proportion of the structure is frame, and of a very inflammable nature. Among the rooms in the back part of the house is a small one in which the men who are employed about the grounds get their meals. In this room a table stands about two feet from the window. Upon this table night before last, some one placed a large pile of twisted papers and set fire to them—with sixty unsuspecting children sleeping in the frame building overhead. The flames consumed the tablecloth and the curtain, charred the window-casing—and went out, how, a merciful heaven only knows. The attempt at murderous arson was not discovered till morning, and there is not the slightest cloak to the identity of the fiend who could have fathered such a crime. —Big Rabbit Drive on Friday, the 11th inst. Everybody is invited to meet at Browning's house at^10 o'clock. Instructors for all Instruments. Music books for Piano and Organ, all standard, at a reduction from publishers' price of 25% to 50%. Pellegrin's Jewelry and Music Store. [jan29-4t AMHIED. In Anaheim, Feb. 1st, by Justice A. V. Fox, Joseph Lae to Marie Bellocq. DIED. In Anaheim, January 29, Mrs. Hannah Fithian, aged 83 years and 6 months. —Los Angeles Times: The unsuccessful issue of a fiend's attempt at one of the most heinous crimes ever recorded, became known to the authorities yesterday. The well-known school of the Sisters of Charity stands on Alameda street, at the corner of Macy. Though the building has a brick front a large proportion of the structure is frame, and of a very inflammable nature. Among the rooms in the back part of the house is a small one in which the men who are employed about the grounds get their meals. In this room a table stands about two feet from the window. Upon this table night before last, some one placed a large pile of twisted papers and set fire to them—with sixty unsuspecting children sleeping in the frame building overhead. The flames consumed the tablecloth and the curtain, charred the window-casing—and went out, how, a merciful heaven only knows. The attempt at murderous arson was not discovered till morning, and there is not the slightest cloak to the identity of the fiend who could have fathered such a crime. —Big Rabbit Drive on Friday, the 11th inst. Everybody is invited to meet at Browning's house at^10 o'clock. Instructors for all Instruments. Music books for Piano and Organ, all standard, at a reduction from publishers' price of 25% to 50%. Pellegrin's Jewelry and Music Store. [jan29-4t AMHIED. In Anaheim, Feb. 1st, by Justice A. V. Fox, Joseph Lae to Marie Bellocq. DIED. In Anaheim, January 29, Mrs. Hannah Fithian, aged 83 years and 6 months. —Los Angeles Times: The unsuccessful issue of a fiend's attempt at one of the most heinous crimes ever recorded, became known to the authorities yesterday. The well-known school of the Sisters of Charity stands on Alameda street, at the corner of Macy. Though the building has a brick front a large proportion of the structure is frame, and of a very inflammable nature. Among the rooms in the back part of the house is a small one in which the men who are employed about the grounds get their meals. In this room a table stands about two feet from the window. Upon this table night before last, some one placed a large pile of twisted papers and set fire to them—with sixty unsuspecting children sleeping in the frame building overhead. The flames consumed the tablecloth and the curtain, charred the window-casting—and went out, how, a merciful heaven only knows. The attempt at murderous arson was not discovered till morning, and there is not the slightest cloak to the identity of the fiend who could have fathered such a crime. —Big Rabbit Drive on Friday, the 11th inst. Everybody is invited to meet at Browning's house at^10 o'clock. Instructors for all Instruments. Music books for Piano and Organ, all standard, at a reduction from publishers' price of 25% to 50%. Pellegrin's Jewelry and Music Store. [jan29-4t AMHIED. In Anaheim, Feb. 1st, by Justice A. V. Fox, Joseph Lae to Marie Bellocq. DIED. In Anaheim, January 29, Mrs. Hannah Fithian, aged 83 years and 6 months. —Los Angeles Times: The unsuccessful issue of a fiend's attempt at one of the most heinous crimes ever recorded, became known to the authorities yesterday. The well-known school of the Sisters of Charity stands on Alameda street, at the corner of Macy. Though the building has a brick front a large proportion of the structure is frame, and of a very inflammable nature. Among the rooms in the back part of the house is a small one in which the men who are employed about the grounds get their meals. In this room a table stands about two feet from the window. Upon this table night before last, some one placed a large pile of twisted papers and set fire to them—with sixty unsuspecting children sleeping in the frame building overhead. The flames consumed the tablecloth and the curtain, charred the window-casting—and went out, how, a merciful heaven only knows. The attempt at murderous arson was not discovered till morning, and there is not the slightest cloak to the identity of the fiend who could have fathered such a crime. —Big Rabbit Drive on Friday, the 11th inst. Everybody is invited to meet at Browning's house at^10 o'clock. Instructors for all Instruments. Music books for Piano and Organ, all standard, at a reduction from publishers' price of 25% to 50%. Pellegrin's Jewelry and Music Store. [jan29-4t AMHIED. In Anaheim, Feb. 1st, by Justice A. V. Fox, Joseph Lae to Marie Bellocq. DIED. In Anaheim, January 29, Mrs. Hannah Fithian，aged 83 years and 6 months. —Los Angeles Times: The unsuccessful issue of a fiend's attempt at one of the most heinous crimes ever recorded，became known to the authorities yesterday. The well-known school of the Sisters of Charity stands on Alameda street，at the corner of Macy。Though the building has a brick front a large proportion of the structure is frame，and of a very inflammable nature。Amongthe rooms inthebackpartofthehouseisgrowingwealthy. JANEHEIM,FEB.,2.-THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAngelesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesheldaspecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretarytoexecuteadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.AttheregularmeetingonWednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街. CertainamendmentstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn. ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehadappointedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtalleventstheyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. MARKHIED. InAnahaim,Feb.,1st,byst justiceA.V.Fox,josephLaetoMarieBellocq. DIED. InAnahaimJanuary29,Mrs.HannahFithianaged83yearsand6months. MANNHEIM,FEB.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAngelesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesheldaspecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretarytoexecuteadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街. CertainamendmentstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn. ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehadappointedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtalleventstheyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAngelesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdaspecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街. CertainamendmentstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn. ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehadappointedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtalleventstheyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAngelesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街. CertainamendmentstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn. ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtalleventstheyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAngelesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街. CertainamendmentstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn. ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtalleventstheyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAnglesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街。 CertainamendmentstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn。 ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtalleventstheyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy。 ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAnglesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街。 CertainamendmentsstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn。 ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineeroftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtallevents theyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAnglesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatementsthatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街。 CertainamendmentsstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn。 ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineerOftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50. MarshalSmythereportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved. AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtallevents theyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAnglesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatements thatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted. TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury. AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街。 CertainamendmentsstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn。 ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineerOftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50." MarshalSmythereportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved." AllGettingWealthy. [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtallevents theyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy. ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THESOUTHERNPACIFICCOMPANYhasarrangedforcheapexcursionsfromLosAnglesrealestatedealersarecirculatingstatements thatsnowisfiveinchesdeepinOakland.Therealestatedealersheredoentseemverysanguineofgreatsuccess. TOWNTRUSTEES. The TownTrusteesholdapecialmeetingonTuesday,andintroducedaresolutionauthorizingthePresidentandSecretaryto.executeadewedtoF.TeichmannforcertainpropertyboughtbytheTownfordatrustees.Attheregularmeetingofwednesdaytheresolutionreferredtowasadopted." TheTreasurerreported$69927intheTreasury." AbridgewasorderedbuiltacrossAdelaide街。 CertainamendmentsstoordinancewereadoptedTheyarepublishedinanothercolumn。 ThesalaryofA.SchneiderengineerOftheWaterWorkswasincreasedfrom$45to$50." MarshalSmythe.reportedthathehad appointnedH.C.GadeashisDeputywhichappointmentwasapproved." AllGettingWealthy." [LosAngelesExpress.]ThepeopleofAnahaimwhohavebeenveryquietforseveralyearsarejustnowplungedintothevortexofastrongboomthatisifia boomhasa vortexAtallevents theyarebuildingstreailways,houses,andweknownotwhat,andeverybodyisgrowingwealthy" ANAHEIM,Feb.,2.-THE INDIGESTION HAMBURG FIGS A recent attack of indigestion or constipation is mainly caused if the right remedy is applied, but every medicine except Hamburg Figs is so disquieting to taste or small that a person prefers to let the disease take its course if the above lazation cannot be obtained. 15 cents. DR. FLINT'S HEART REMEDY. When the Heart, Kidneys and Circulation are in a healthy condition all other ailments are more "side issue" which readily yield to treatment. Dr. Flint's Heart remedy exerts a specific and direct action on these organs. Descriptive treaties accompany each bottle, or mailed free. It will repay a partial and prove instructive and interesting. At all Druggists; or address J. J. MACK & CO. No. 9 and 11 Front St., San Francisco. Pacific Coast Steamship COMPANY. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents, San Francisco. NORTHERN ROUTES. Embrace lines for Portland, Or., Victoria, B.C., and Puget Sound and Alaska, and all coast ports. SOUTHERN ROUTES. TIME TABLE FOR FEBRUARY, 1887 DELINQUENT Tax List In and For the TOWN or ANAHEIM, County of Los Angeles, State of California. For the Fiscal Year 1386-87. Amount of taxes and costs due: Schmidt, Sir Robert—Credits, $4665 amt tax $32.68; costs, $4.13. Total, $36 79 Evangelical Association—Lot 13 in Vin E 5, value, $100; Imp'ta, $600; tax, $4.90; cost, $2.75; total... 7 65 Baumgarten, A—Lots 6 and 8 in blk A, Vin E 5, Davis Add'n, value, $100; Imp'ta, $550; total, $850; tax $4.58; costs, $2.72; total... 7 27 Coquillett, F. M. L—Buggy, $50; wagons, $25; harness, $10; farm utensils, $15; horses, $73; watch, $5; furniture, $25; firearms, $5; 28 acres in Anakeim Extension, bounded: N by Sheffield, E by Bauer and Robinson, S by Robinson and Kellogg, W by Langenberger; value, $1400; Imp'ta, $200; personal property, $210; total, $1810; tax, $12.67; costs, $3.13; total 15 80 Carty, Toin—2 lots in lot 34, Anakeim Extension, value, $175; tax,$1.23; costs,$2.56; total... 3 79 Derricott, Mrs. S.—Lot 18 in Vin E 5, value, $125; tax.$85.; costs,$2.55; total... 3 43 Dean, J. H. T.—Lot 8 in blk C in Vin F 5, value, $50; tax, $35a.; costs,$2.55; total... 2 90 Feliz, A.—4 acres in Anakeim Extension, bounded: N by Eichler, W by Los Angeles st., S and E by Zeyn; value, $400; Imp'ta, $75; tax,$3.32; costs,$2.66; total... 5 98 Heenefeld, Mrs.-Lot 84 in blk F in Vin C 3, value, $50; improvements, $150. Tax,$1 40; costs,$2.57. Total 3 97 Humphrey, Dr.-4 lots in NE corner of Vin E 7, value,$200. Tax,$1 40; costs,$2.57. Total... 2 97 Hammel and Denker—E of town lot 59, value,$100; blk A in Vin D 3 value,$300; blk G except lot 9 in Vin D 3 value,$400; lots 1, 7, 9 and 10 and N of Lot South Blk Hammel... COMPANY. GOODALL, PERKINS & CO. General Agents, San Francisco. NORTHERN ROUTES. Embrace lines for Portland, or, Viernes, B.C., and Puget Sound and Alaska, and all coast ports. SOUTHERN ROUTES. TIME TABLE FOR FEBRUARY, 1887 STEAMERS. San Francisco Los Angeles Queen of Pacific Bureka Santa Rosa Feb. 2 4 6 7 10 11 14 15 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 Mar. 2 Mar. 4 Mar. 6 The steamers, Santa Rosa and Queen of Pacific leave San Pedro for San Diego on the dates of their arrivals from San Francisco, and on their tours between San Pedro and San Francisco call at San Bernardino and Port Harbour (San Luis Obispo) only. The Eureka and Los Angeles call at all way ports. Cars to connect with steamers leave P.R.R Depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With Santa Rosa and Queen of Pacific at 240 o'clock, A.M. With Los Angeles and Eureka, going north, at 4:50 o'clock, P.M., railroad time. For passage or freight; as above, or for Ticket to and from All Important Points in Europe, Apply to H. McLELLAN, Agent OFFICE—No. 8 Commercial Street, Los Angeles NORTHAM & NEBELUNG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS — AND DEALERS IN — FANCY GROCERIES, IMPORTED CIGARS, LIQUORS, AND CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES. We also keep on hand a full line of vintners' supplies, such as SULPHUR, VINE TWINE, WINE PUMPS, HOSE TUBING, HYDROMETERS, PRUMING SHEARS AND KNIVES, BRASS AND WOODEN FAUCETS, CORKS, BOTTLES, BUNGS, PLUGS, BARRELS, HALF BARRELS AND KEGS, GRAPE AND ORANGE BOXES AND WRAPPERS. We particularly wish to call the attention of the public to our splendid assortment of Domestic and Foreign Groceries WHICH WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES: Eastern Star, Whitcher House and Bacon, Swiss Cheese, Pineapple, John Parrisonan and Sage-Stone Cheese; also, Guisiter and Chessline Choices. Heating in keeps and smoked in tins and bows. Bolles and Anchovies; Boaters, Findan Haddock, East India Chutneys and Catagus. Gothe Liver Sauce and Beignets in tins. French Fruits in glass. Fruit tins. Sides of all kinds in glass and tins. Snowmelt Crackers in bulk. Fancy Crackers in thin. Vegetables in glass and tins. Horseridal glass. Vin. F 5, value, $50; tax, $35; costs, $2.55; total. Feliz, A.-4 acres in Anaheim Extension, bounded; N by Eichler, W by Los Angeles st., S and E by Zeyn, value, $400; impts, $75; tax, $33; costs, $266; total. Henefeld, Mrs.-Lot 84 in blk F in Vin C 3, value, $50; improvements, $150. Tax, $140; costs, $257. Total Humphrey, Dr.-4 lots in NE corner of Vin E 7, value, $200. Tax, $140; costs, $257. Total Hamnel and Denker-E.-4 of town lot 59, value, $100; blk A in Vin D 3 value, $300; blk G except lot 9 in Vin D 3 value, $400; lots I, 7, 9 and 10 and N-% of lot S in blk H in Vin D 3 value, $675; lots 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14 in blk D in Vin D 3 value, $600. Total,$2,073; tax,$14 52; costs,$3 23. Total. Magoon, E.A.-W-% of lot 27 and 28 in Vin E 5, value,$100; impts,$200. Total,$300; tax,$2 10; costs,$2 60. Total. Morillo, Jose-Lot 9 in blk Din Vin F 5 value,$50; impts,$50. Tax,.70 costs,$2 55; total. Moores, C.W-Cart,$25 Library,$50 horse,$50 harness,$10 watch,$10 furniture,$150 firearms,$5 sewing machine,$10; Lot 112 in blk II in Vin C 3 value,$49; Imp'ts,$150; tax,$3 50; costs,$2 70. Total. Nand, E.-Lot 14 in Vin F 5,Davis Add'n.value,$50; tax,.35; costs,$2 55. Total. Parker Leonard-Lot I in Vin F 5. Strohal Add'n.value,$40; tax,.28; costs,$2 55. Total. Saxton, K.A.-buggy,$50; harness,$100; library,$100; farming utensils,$10; horse,$25; watches,$50; jewelry,$100; furniture,$200; piano,$100; poultry,$10; sewing machine,$10; 5 acres in lot 35. Anaheim Extension.value,$275; Imp'ts$1000; tax,$13.58; costs,$3.17; total. Williams,Mrs.C.-Lot in Vin.G.4value,$100; Imp'ts$200; tax.$2.10; costs,$2.60; total. Wartenburg,L.(Guardian of Schwartz)-Lot 71 in Vin.E.5value,$125; tax.$88.; costs,$2.55; total...343 Notice of Tax Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF LANGELAS, TOWN OF ANAHEIM. Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in the payment of taxes due tothe Town of Anaheim for the fiscal year 1886-87 upon the property hereinbefore described. I.F.C.SMYTHE.as Tax Collector in and for the said Town of Anaheim by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law unless the taxes delinquent together with the costs and percentages are paid will on MONDAY,THE 21ST DAY OF FERRUARY A.D.1887. At the hour of 10 o'clock in the foremoon of that day commence to sell the real estate upon which such taxes are a lien at public auction for and on account of such delinquent taxes thereon.in front of the Town Hall in the Town of Anaheim.County of Los Angeles.State of California,and that I will continue such sale from day to day,(Sandays and legal holidays excepted), according to the adjournments,and between the hours of 10 o'clock,a.M.and 3 o'clock.P.M.of each day of sale,and at the same place,tunnel the whole property hereinbefore set forth,或so much thereof as may be necessary.shall be sold,and that I will sell the smallest quantity of each piece or parcel of property liable for such taxes that will be HALF BARRELS AND KEGS, GRAPE AND ORANGE BOXES AND WRAPPERS. We particularly wish to call the attention of the public to our splendid assortment of Domestic and Foreign Groceries WHICH WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL AT THE LOWEST PRICES: Eastern Star, Whitacker Hams and Bacon, Swiss Cream, Pineapple, Elem Parmesan and Sage Sauce Cheese; also, Gouster and Cheshire Chose. Herring in keeps and smoked in tins and boxes. Nardelles and Anchovies, Boaters, Finden Hadlock, East India Chutneys and Catapsa. Gothe Liver Sausage and Belgian in tins. French Fruits in glass. Fruits in tins. Soils of all kinds in glass and this Snowflake Crackers in bulk. Fancy Crackers in tin. Vegetables in glass and tins. Horseadish in glass. Wax, Sperm and Paraffine Candles, plin or colored sneep's Coconut and Emp'cocoa. Kebabbaum Frozen Yeastpowders. Blended Coffees and Teas. Crushed and Granulated Sugar. Also a fine line of Toilet Soap, Brushes, Dusters, etc., etc. Mettingly and Carlisle Whiskies, especially recommended for family use; none but double stamped goods sold. Gold Lack, Pomery See, Rooferer and California Champagne (A. Herzathy). A fine line of the best imported case goods, such as Bitters, fine French Liqueurs, Scotch and Irish Whiskies. Harkel's Ale and Guinness' Porter, Genova Water and Ross' Dublin and Belfast Ginger Ale, ale, etc. German Wine Pump. JUST RECEIVED A NEW LOT OF THESE CELEBRATED PUMPS, WHICH HAVE BEEN PRONounced by WINE MANERS THE BEST PUMP MADE FOR THEIR BUSINESS FOR SALE CHEAP BY THEO. HEISER, ANAHEIM. — GENUINE — WHITE RYE WHISKY — FOR MEDICINAL USE Just Received from Kentucky by A. KRUG. At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, commence to sell the real estate upon which such taxes are a lien, at public auction for and on account of such delinquent taxes thereon, in front of the Town Hall in the Town of Anaheim, County of Los Angeles, State of California, and that I will continue such sale from day to day, (Sundays and legal holidays excepted), according to the adjournments, and between the houses of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 3 o'clock P. M. of each day of sale, and at the same place, until the whole property hereinbefore set forth, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be sold; and that I will sell the smallest quantity of each piece or parcel of property liable for such taxes that will be taken by any person for the amount in legal coin of the United States, of the: yes and costs remaining due and unpaid thereon, together with the sum of (50) fifty cents, provided by law for the certificate of sale in duplicate in each and every case, CONDITIONS. The real property will be sold subject to redemption within twelve months from the date of the sale; but if not redeemed, conveyances absolute in form of the property sold will be executed to the purchasers thereof, as provided by law. DOLLARS AND CENTS. Public notice is hereby given that the figures appearing opposite, following and last after each description of property in the Real Estate portion, also the figures appearing opposite, following and last after each name in the Personal Property portion of this "Delinquent Tax List for 1886-87," of and for the town of Anaheim, were intended to and do represent, respectfully, in dollars or in cents, or in dollars and cents, as the case may be, the amount due for taxes and costs, in manner as follows, to-wit: When or where two figures thus appear therein, cents were intended to be and are represented; when or where more than two figures thus appear therein, cents were intended to be and are represented by the last two figures, or the two figures occupying and appearing at the right hand, and the figures occupying and appearing at the left hand of the said last two figures, and separated therefrom by a space, were intended to and do represent dollars, so that the amount due for taxes and costs in the respective cases are thus expressed in dollars and cents. NO PROPERTY IS EXEMPT. No property is exempt from seizure and sale for personal property taxes; even the homestead and house utensils are subject thereto. The law is imperative. The Collector has no discretion, and delinquents must suffer if they tail to pay. All the property hereinbefore described is in the town of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, State of California. Signed and dated at the said Town of Anaheim, California, this 29th day of January, A.D. 1887. F. C. SMYTHE, Tax Collector of the Town of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, State of California.