anaheim-gazette 1887-02-26

WEEKLY GAZETTE SATURDAY...FEBRUARY 26, 1857. SUBSCRIPTION, per year, $2. DIVISION OF COUNTIES. The process by which the various counties of this State had their present boundaries fixed is of interest, and the Sacramento Record Union has compiled the following information on the subject: Alamanda was created out of the south part of Contra Costa and Santa Clara, March 1853. Alpine was carved out of the Calaveras Sierra Region and the east part of El Dorado, and more territory from Amador and Mono, March 1864. Amador out of the north part of Calaveras, April, 1855, and re-bounded April, 1863. Butte has been the subject of much caring. Pinulas took some of her north territory, March, 1854; Tahama her northwest, April, 1856, and her boundaries have since been frequently re-located. Colusa was, in April, 1856, made to cut off all the territory of Butte east of the Sacramento river and west of Bettie slough, and a portion of Butte was given to Yuba, March, 1860. Calaveras lost her east section to form Mono, April, 1861, and Fresno and Mariposa were also shorn for a like purpose. Del Norte was formed from the north part of Klamath, March, 1857, and the latter county was widely absorbed by Siskiyou and Humboldt, March, 1874. Fresno was carved from Mariposa, Merced and Tulare, April, 1856. Humboldt was formed originally from Trinity, 1863, and enraged by absorption of part of Klamath, March, 1874. Inyo was taken child of Tulare and Mono, and its birth date is 1806. Kern was formed out of Tulare and Los Angeles in 1806. Lake was created out of the north part of Napa, May, 1861. Lassen was taken from Plumas and Shasta, April, 1864. Mono was carved from the east of Siskiyou, February, 1874. Merced was born April, 1855 of the south-west and west portions of Mariposa. Mono, as shown came out of Fresno and Calaveras and Mariposa, April, 1861. Plumas was taken as we have shown out A EUROPEAN EARTHQUAKE. Nice, February 23.—Two shocks of earth quake were felt here at 6 o'clock this morning. Houses rocked, walls cracked and frail tenements were thrown to the ground, many people receiving injuries by the falling debris. Three houses were destroyed and three persons were buried under their ruins. The people are panic stricken and the entire population is in the streets. The railway station is besieged by visitors leaving the place. Shocks were also felt at Monte Carlo and Monaco, at which places they were so severe that rocks were detached from the cliffs and precipitated into the sea. The disturbances extended as far as Genoa. Loxios, February 23.—Further dispatches concerning the earthquake in the south of Europe this morning state that two violent shocks were felt at Tonion at 6 o'clock. The first shock was of fifteen seconds duration, and the second of twelve seconds. The movement was from west to east. At Cannes three shocks were felt at the same hour. The first shock, which was very violent, lasted for a minute. The second and third shocks were not as heavy as the first. Many persons at this place rushed to the seashore for safety. Nobody was injured. At Avignon three shocks were experienced between 6 and 8 o'clock. The first shock was very violent and awakened everybody in the place. Several shocks were felt at Genoa at 6 o'clock. At the time of the earthquake this morning the Rivera at Nice was crowded with English and American tourists and persons of distinction. When the first shock occurred the streets were fairly thronged with persons in ball room costumes, returning to their homes from the last carnival of the winter season. Two of these earthquakes were terror-inspiring. The shocks were felt with great severity at Savona, near Tienoa, where a number of houses were wrecked and eleven persons killed. In consideration of the popular concern about the safety of the Prince of Wales, who is at Cannes, the British Government has requested him by telegraph to return to England as soon as he conveniently can in WAYS OF Their Wealth Shrewd Tromsor bainy town trade with India. It has perhaps weigan town interesting in town that offers miles away. Lapps that trains every staircase includes atmosphere to papoose fashion hanging by all day long skins grow bristle always pliable faces. Puppies breed are considered pliable while they are browning. The Lapps bargains and traveler diver with curved hair minerative paper watch the prow wrikkled nut reindeer muscle portion in four parts, an and again until flax; then take rubs it with her brown chin which united twine and rope customs; and offer the greatest Humboldt was formed originally from Trinity, 1853, and enlarged by absorption of part of Klamath, March, 1874. Iyao was built of Tulare and Mono, and its birth is 1866. Kern was formed out of Tulare and Los Angeles in 1866. Lake was created out of the north part of Napa, May, 1864. Lassen was taken from Plumas and Shasta, April, 1864. Modoc was carved from the east of Siskiyou, February, 1874. Merced was born April, 1855 of the southwest and west portions of Marcosa. Mono, as shown came out of Fresno and Calaveras and Mariposa, April, 1861. Plumas was taken, as we have shown, out of Butte's territory, March, 1854. Siskiyou was carved from Shasta in 1852. Stanislaus was stripped from Tulare in 1850, and from San Juanum February, 1860. San Mateo was created out of San Francisco in 1857. Sierra was formed April, 1852, out of Yuba. San Bernardino was carved out of Los Angeles in 1853. San Benito was carved from the east part of Monterey, February, 1874. Tehama was taken from the southwest of Shasta, April, 1866. Tulare was carved from Mariposa, April, 1852. Ventura was carved from the east part of Santa Barbara, March, 1872. The following is the area of the larger counties in California: Counties Square Miles State Squire Miles Land Survey Fresno ... 8.004 Connecticut ... 4.845 Humboldt ... 4.094 Delaware ... 1.969 Inyo ... 10.156 Dio of Columbia ... 60 Kern ... 8.100 Maryland ... 9.809 Lassen ... 4.750 Massachusetts ... 8.050 Los Angeles ... 4.812 New Hampshire ... 9.005 Modoc ... 4.297 New Jersey ... 7.455 San Bernardino...21.172 Rhode Island ... 1.085 San Diego ... 14.969 Vermont ... 9.135 Siskiyou ... 6.078 Tulare ... 6.460 A DILEMMA- It has been said that just as soon as human ingenuity discovered a new lock to defy the efforts of burglars, those ingenious and industrious gentlemen discovered a way to pick it, and thus one science kept pace with the other. Just as Congress is about determining to make a large appropriation to strengthen our harbor defenses, some ingenious European inventor has about perceived a mortar which, according to Admiral Porter, can deal death and devastation at a distance of nine miles. This mortar can be placed upon ships which could lay off at sea and hurt its death dealing shot into San Francisco, and thus nullify the best harbor defense which can be devised. As Admiral Porter says, referring specially to New York: In a 9-mile circle of fire there are hundreds of ironclads that could to-day, if anchored off Coney Island, reach nearly all Staten Island, a large portion of Bergen Neck, the Southern Railroad docks at Jersey City, all the lower portions of New York city, nearly a quarter of a mile above the City Hall, all Brooklyn, to near Hunter's Point, including the East-river Bridge and Navy Yard, Jamaica Bay and Rockaway Beach. The only way to meet the exigency, apparently, is to abandon shore fortifications persons of destruction. When the first shock occurred the streets were fairly thrown with persons in ball room costumes, returning to their homes from the last carnival of the winter season. Two of these earthquakes were terror-inspiring. The shocks were felt with great severity at Savona, near Genoa, where a number of houses were wrecked and eleven persons killed. In consideration of the popular concern about the safety of the Prince of Wales, who is at Cannes, the British Government has requested him by telegraph to return to England as soon as he conveniently can, in order to alley anxiety. Rome, February 23 — The earthquake this morning devastated the whole of the Italian Rivera. At Noli on the grid of Genoa and not far from Savona, several houses fell and forty-five persons were killed and thirty injured. At Oneghi and Danamarino scores of people were killed and hundreds injured. Fully one third of the town was destroyed. Rome, February 23 — A second and more severe shock of earthquake has occurred in Genoa, Pavia, Lucia, Albeseo, Poto, Maurizio, Oneghi and Noli. At Savona eight persons were killed and fifteen others injured. Immense damage was done to property. London, February 23 — An official dispatch from Cannes says that no injury was done to life or property there, but that a great panic prevailed. London, February 23 — Further details from the laviera increase the disaster at Cuco, near Danamarino. Three hundred persons were killed by being buried in the ruins of falling buildings. The railway traffic is suspended beyond Savona. The prisoners in the Government jail at Finalborgo, alarmed by the earthquake, attempted to escape, but were overcome by the guards. At Genoa the shock was very violent. The Ducal Palace and many houses were seriously damaged. An enormous crowd was at the Carlo Felice Theatre to witness a gala performance, who gave way to the greatest alarm when the shock came. At Turin the churches suffered severely. In the neighborhood of Durilgera many houses fell, killing many people. Several sight shocks were felt at Rome that did no damage. At Leghorn the earthquake had a strong undulatory movement accompanied by underground rumblings and lasted twelve seconds. At Genoa, Turin and Milan the effects were similar. At Lucca the shock lasted forty seconds. At Genoa it lasted one minute, creating the greatest excitement. Nice, February 23 — Although the earthquake was much less serious in France than in Italy, the panic here is excessive, and people being depressed by carnival dissipations their imaginations painted everything in the darkest colors. Exorbitant prices are wanted for all conveniences, owing to the crush of visitors who desire to leave fearing a renewal of the shocks tonight. Nobody dares to sleep in houses. Wagons, carriages, ships and all other available conveyances are secured at high prices. The streets are filled with people carrying bedding, and visitors have deserted the hotels. The Prince of Wales has gone to Monte Carlo. London, February 23 — Two sharp shocks were felt in Corsica. It is reported that several persons were killed at Mentone, where St. Michael Church was badly damaged. The postoffice was wrecked. An inmate of the Convent of the Holy Sacrament at Nice died from fright. The Lappes bargain makes traveler diverse with carried his miniature paper watch the prairie wrinkled; not reindeer musk portion; in his four parts; an and again nails flax; then ticks it with her brown chapel which united two twine and rope customs; and offers the greatest gift... They are being hardy sort of civilization among them; but the coast are them; because reindeer destroy fields through way to the sea. M. Greene They are difficult question in Pa with the result on the presidee saturator's hitherto refinement of even Grevy and a few one day; and lage inn to remain," said Mr. "have you any Certainly stir that you have chelsea were here tomorrow's dispossion more. I suppose "Oh madman," is a little in ther other day monsieur," so partly used pao to Ms Grevy lie was sure that ther house; and was another graim "Good!" said Ma please; make in Pull Mall Gazee. The Books The cashier oceasion to leave the son at work in an hour his place for an hour how about cash book; in order to receipts on me came in and gave him; and back he found na On one side lars from a grain in his boots." Scrawl in his drawer; and sa two dollars." This took a pencil amo of the book: "H lars." The Rows It must strike he ever gets hurdles run suburban towns of New York; too for card playing. New Haven they In a 9-mile circle of fire there are hundreds of ironclads that could to-day, if anchored off Coney Island, reach nearly all Staten Island, a large portion of Bergen Neck, the Southern Railroad docks at Jersey City, all the lower portions of New York city, nearly a quarter of a mile above the City Hall, all Brooklyn, to near Hunter's Point, including the East-river Bridge and Navy Yard, Jamaica Bay and Rockaway Beach. The only way to meet the exigency, apparently, is to abandon shore fortifications and spend the money in equipping a navy powerful enough to keep the enemy's ships beyond the nine-nile limit. California is unfortunately situated in the extreme West. Such is the opinion of President Cleveland, who has announced his determination not to go so far West for a Railroad Commissioner, and therefore the Swift boom has died before it was fairly born. California cannot expect to have all the good things. Florida papers are urging new attractions to "utterly defeat the California rail." Among other plans are a grand subtropical exhibition, a week of races and a regatta on the St. Johns. A "boom" is greatly desired by the residents, who are anxious to retain the monopoly of winter visitors. Encouraging. The St Helena Star says that "H. A. Pellet is satisfied that better prices will be received for wine very soon after the first Monday in March, when assessment will be levied. He says he learns that the wholesalers of San Francisco are short and must have our wines. Napa Valley wine being of an excellent quality this season, our wine men ought reasonably to expect from twenty to twenty-five cents a gallon if they only hold on a few weeks." Pocket-warmers are a new device for keeping the hands warm. A warmer is composed of a tin box an inch in diameter and six inches long, holding a fuse of slow-burning material, which burns for more than an hour without smoke or gas. The warmer is put in a pocket or carried in a muff. Railroad Work. Los Angeles Herald Colonel Fred T. Perris, the chief engineer of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe system of railways in Southern California, was in the city yesterday and stated that the lumber had arrived in Los Angeles and pile-driving would commence next Monday. Work will begin at the Southern Pacific Railroad bridge, on Mission street, at the end of the levee of the Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley Railroad, and be carried for ward to the south line of the city as rapidly as possible. This great and important work is a necessity to the city, and a necessity to the Atchison railway system to enable the company to make room for its cars, of which it will have about 2000 on the tracks in this city nearly all the time. There must be room made for the Los Angeles and Santa Monica, Ballona branch cars, the Riverside, Santa Ana and Los Angeles, and San Diego and Los Angeles branches, besides the main line through the Cajon Pass and the San Gabriel Valley to the city, via the Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley Railroad. These lines must have room for 2000 to 5000 cars in this city, which will be the distributing and receiving point for the whole system on the Pacific Coast. This will necessitate three or four tracks on the levee from Downey avenue to the city limits. The Southern Pacific is preparing to extend a large number of tracks from the depot to the Los Angeles river at Buena Vista street, to accommodate their enormous business, in addition to their miles of triple track on the east side of the river. Colonel Perris invites the press of Los Angeles to go over the line now being made from Santa Ana to San Diego, to San Juan Capitano for a celebration of the Fourth of July at that charming place. WAYS OF THE SWEDISH LAPPS. Their Wealth is in Their Reindeer. Shrewd at Making Bargains. Tromsøe is our next stopping place, a busy town the centre of the northern trade with Russia, Germany and France. It has perhaps 6,000 inhabitants—all Norwegian towns are small—and possesses an interesting museum. But it is not the town that offers the greater interest to the tourist. In the Tromsørdal, two miles away, there is a family of Swedish Lapps that come down from the mountains every summer with all their equipment, including many babies and a herd of 4,000 or 5,000 reindeer. The wealth of the Lapps is in their reindeer, and the richest man among them alone owns at least 5,000. The reindeer milk is the chief Lapp food, and is drunk diluted with water. The skins of these useful animals are used for inner and outer clothing, and for many household purposes. One very noticeable peculiarity of the reindeer is that, in moving about, the knee joints make a crackling noise like that produced by the snapping of the sparks from an electrical battery. The houses, or "gammer," are small, low and domeshaped, made of stone, turf and birch bark with a hole in the top to let out the smoke. But as a fire is always burning in the hut some smoke remains inside, and in that tear-impelling atmosphere the babies tightly fastened papoose fashion in their wooden crashes hanging by thongs from the roof swing all day long until they wizen up and their skins grow brown and wrinkled. There are always small children about, dirty, but with rather attractive brown faces. Puppies and larger dogs of the Lapp breed are constantly under foot and are as plentiful as the children with whom they are brought up. The Lapps are all shrewd at making bargains and soil to the unsuspecting traveler divers horn spores and knives with carved horn cases and the like at reminative prices. It is interesting to watch the process of thread making. A wrikkled, nut-faced old woman takes a reindeer muscle, or rather its tendonous portion, in her teeth, and tears it into four parts, and divides each part again and again until it looks something like flax; then taking a little at a time she rubs it with the palm of her hand over her brown cheek twisting it into thread, which united with others, makes strong twine and rope. They have many curious customs, and are wonderfully dirty, but offer the greatest interest to the ethmolo- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. J. R. R. POWELL, M.D. Late Surgeon for Balt. & Ohio R.R. Gives special attention to obstetrics, also diseases of women and children. Office and residence over Langenberger's growery store. Office Hours—5 to 9 A.M., 12 to 1 & 6 to S.P.M. HORSES FOR SALE. TWO YOUNG AND GENTLE WORK HORSES (Norman stock for sale with harness). Apply to MRS ELIZABETH BAKER. Orangethorpe. ANAHEIM STREET CAR CO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE SUBJECTS to stock in the above named company that is meeting of stockholders will be held on Saturday, March 5, 1857, at 2 p.m. at Kroeger's Hall, for the purpose of hearing a report of the business transacted to date, and for taking action upon the by-laws of the company. By order of the Board of Diffectors, RICHARD MELOSE, Secretary. ANAHEIM, Cal., February 23, 1857. No. 5752 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles. Israel H. Parker plaintiff vs. Irwin Sanders & Lorna Sanders defender. 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. The People of the State of California send greeting to Irwin Sanders and Lorna Sanders defendants. 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 or gold of this Numbers, 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 Complainant. The said action is brought to obtain the judgment of this court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant, and awarding to plaintiff as her sole and separate property the premises described in the complaint herein, and for amusement and for cost of suit. Reference is had for complaint by particulars. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap-earn and answer the said complaint as above require-ment the said plaintiff will cause your default to be entered and will 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 21st day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen-seven. CHAS H. DUNSMOOR; Clerk. BV F. H. FANNING; Deputy. Wicks & Ward; attorneys for plaintiff. No. 5626 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles. Edwin Mellen plaintiff vs. Mrs. Stella Anne Meller 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. The people of the State of California send greeting to Mrs. Stella Anne Meller, wife of Edwin Mellen; corporear; city and county of Los Angeles (her maiden name having been Stella Anne Farnsworth) 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 Numbers, 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 by the plaintiff for divorce from his wife; the defendant, on the ground of wilful and causeless disregard by her of the plaintiff and for dissolution of the marriage between them, which was celebrated at Russell Village, county of Saint Lawrence and State of New York, on the 21st day of February. M. Grevy and His Coffee. They are discussing the great coffee question in Paris as well as in London, with the result of fathering a good story on the president of the republic, whom the satirists of the opposition press have hitherto refused to credit with possession of even a modicum of humor. M. Grevy and a friend were out shooting one day, and feeling tired, entered a village inn to refresh themselves. "Midan," said M. Grevy to the landlady, "have you any chicory in the house?" "Certainly, sir." "Please bring me all that you have." Five or six packets of chicory were brought and put at the customer's disposal. "You haven't any more, I suppose," asked the gentleman, "Oh, madam," cried the servant, "there is a little in the packet which we opened the other day." "Very well, give it to monsieur," said the landlady. The partly used pocket having been handed to M. Grevy he asked the hotelier if she was sure that that was all she had in the house, and was assured that there wasn't another grain of chicory anywhere. "Good," said M. Grevy, "and now if you please, make us two cups of coffee!"—Pall Mall Gazette. The Books Balanced Perfectly. The cashier of a business place had occasion to leave his desk one day, and he called the son of the proprietor, who was at work in another department, to take his place about how to make entries in the cash book, in case any money came in, the receipts on one side and the disbursements on the other. The boy's father came in and wanted $2, which the son gave him, and when the cashier came back he found an entry in the cash book. On one side was this: "Took in two dollars from a granger with his pants tucked in his boots." The cashier looked at the scrawl in the book and then at the cash drawer, and said: "Well, where's the two dollars?" The boy thought a minute, took a pencil and wrote on the other side of the book: "Pa collected the two dollars." The cashier sighed and the boy said: "Well, it balances, doesn't it? What more do you want?"—Peck's Sun. The Stock Game on the Rail. It must strike a foregone as curious, if he ever gets into a smoking car on one of the roads running into the populous suburban towns and outlying settlements of New York, to note the provisions made for card playing. On the New York and New Laven there are little tables fixed EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Superior Court for and for the county of Los Angeles, State of California, made on the 21st day of February, 1857, to the master of the estate of L. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, and unpaid estates of the estate of S. L. Farley, deceased, THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LAOS ANGELS. P. Harper plaintiff vs. Sam'l clairer 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 office of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, within ten days' delivery of the day of service after the service on your of M. Serven 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 by the plaintiff for divorce from his wife, the defendant, on the ground of wilful and causeless desertion by her of the plaintiff for dissolution of the marriage between them, which was celebrated at Russell Village, county of Salem Lawrence and State of New York, on the 21st of September, 1890. Reference is bad to Complaint for parishioners. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will cause your default to be entered and will apply to the Court for 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 24th day of February, 1857, in year 1857 thousand eight hundred and eighteen years. CHAS H DUNSMOOR, Clerk. By F R PANNING, Deputy Wicks & Ward Attorneys for plaintiff. Jekyll Blox. Chas H DUNSMOOR, Clerk. By J. J THOMPSON, Deputy Jekyll Blox. Temple street, Los Angeles. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LAOS ANGELS. P. Harper plaintiff vs. Sam'l clairer 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 office of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles within ten days' delivery of the day of service after the service on your of M. Serven elsewhere within thirty days or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will cause your default to be entered and will apply to the Court for 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 24th day of December in year 1857 thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven years. By L J THOMPSON, Deputy Jekyll Blox. Temple street, Los Angeles. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LAOS ANGELS. P. Harper plaintiff vs. Sam'l clairer 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 office of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles within ten days' delivery of the day of service after the service on your of M. Serven elsewhere within thirty days or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will cause your default to be entered and will apply to the Court for 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 24th day of January in year 1857 thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven years. By F R PANNING, Deputy Wicks & Ward Attorneys for plaintiff. Jekyll Blox. Temple street, Los Angeles. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LAOS ANGELS. P. Harper plaintiff vs. Sam'l clairer 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 office of the Superior Court ofthe StateofCaliforniainandforthecountyofLosAngeleswithintentondeviationofthesaidcomplaintwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. GIVENundermyhandandtheSealoftheSuperiorCourtoftheStateofCaliforniainandforthecountyofLosAngeleswithintentondeviationofthesaidcomplaintwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiffwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcomplaintasaboverequired,thesaidplaintiff willcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedintheComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappearandanswerthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytotheCourtforreliefdemandedin.theComplaint. ANDWEAREHEREBYNOTIFIEDTHATIFyoufailtoappear和answerthesaidcompliant willcause your default to be entered and will apply to the Court for relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVENundermyhandandtheSealoftheSuperiorCourtoftheStateofCaliforniainandforthecountyofLosAngelsthis 24th day of January in year 1857 thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven years. By F R PANNING, Deputy Wicks & Ward Attorneys for plaintiff. Jekyll Blox. Temple street, Los Angeles. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LAOS ANGELS. P. Harper plaintiff vs. Sam'l clairer defendant — Action brought in the superior court of the StateofCaliforniainandforthecountyofLosAngelsinofficeofthe Superior CourtoftheStateofCaliforniainandforthecountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliantwillcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliant willcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwillapplytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliant willcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwill.applytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliant willcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwill.applytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliant willcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwill.applytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofthesaidcompliant willcauseyourdefaulttobeenteredandwill.applytocallplainattorneyfromherofcountyofLosAngelswithintentondeviationofTheSaidePlaintiffvs.Sam'l clairer defendant — Action brought in the superior court of thе StateOfCaliforniainandforthе CountyOfLosAnglesinofficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOfTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOFTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOFTheSuperiorCourtOfTheStateOfCaliforniaInAndForTheCountyOfLosAnglesInOfficeOFTheSuperiorCourtOfTheState OfCalifornia In And For The County Of Los Angeles This 24th day Of January In year 1857 thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven years. By F R PANNING, Deputy Wicks & Ward Attorneys for plaintiff. Jekyll Blox. Temple street, Los Angeles. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LAOS ANGELS. P. 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It must strike a foreigner as curious, if he ever gets into a smoking car on one of the roads running into the populous suburban towns and outlying settlements of New York, to note the provisions made for card playing. On the New York and New Haven there are little tables fixed between the seats, and the latest convenience I noted was a patent register of the games, which is let into the panel convenient to either player's hand. Euchre is the stock game on the rail, and the afternoon smoker is always well filled with players going north, south, east or west. On the morning trains you do not see a card. The travelers are all too much absorbed in the day's business before them to spare time for frivolous diversions or the barren chances of an idle game.—New York News. Home-Made Wine in Georgia. There are 1,500 quarts of wine drank every day in Atlanta," said a man who observes, "a large part of which is domestic wine. The domestic wine does not make its way kindly. It intoxicates the bowels before it touches the legs, and when it does get up a drunk it is the most perplexing and demoralizing drunk you ever saw. Most of the domestic wine used here comes from Cullman, Ala., where the unusual demand has emptied the cellars of even this year's vintage. Wine is being drank in Atlanta now that was in the grape two months ago."—Atlanta Constitution. Brains and Physique. Dr. Sargent says that half the young men who come to Harvard college are physically in arrrars, or in other words, their brains have been developed at the expense of their physique. It is too true that many of our leading men in every walk of life fail for want of body, not for want of brain. Thousands of men are more intent upon making a fortune than in preserving their health.—Boston Budget. Deacon Bucrag (to Sunday-school class)—Yes, dear children, everything in this world has its use. There is nothing, however small or trifling, that was not intended for some good purpose. Small scholar (thirating for information)—What good does the pig's tail do the pig? FOR SALE. I HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF CUTHBERT Raspberry Plants for sale cheap at my ranche, Orangehurpe district. febb12lm For Sale. ONE FAMILY CARRIAGE, NEARLY NEW. Paint of the best material Also, one plan cost $400. Will be sold for $450. Used about six times the MELROSE & KNAPP. J.M. Griffith Company (A CORPORATION.) LUMBER DEALERS (Near Railroad Depot) ANAHEIM. DOORS. BLINDS, WINDOWS, MOULDINGS. POSTS, SHAKES, SHINGLES, LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS. Anaheim Grist Mills Operating on WEDNESEAYS and SATURDAYS of each week. Grain, Feed, Meal, etc., of all varieties. Corn Shelled and Shipped W.T. BROWN, Agent. PASTURE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS GOOD PASTURE for twenty head of horses at his place in Boquel Canyon, about one mile northeast of the oil wells. Terms—$15 per head per month. Apply to CHAS BINDER, Anaheim Postoffice. INTHILIER SUPPLIER. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. SS. In the matter of the estate of Harrah, Fitchian, decreased. Notice for publication of time for proving will, citing Pursuant to an order of this Court, made this day. Notice is hereby given that Monday, the 15th day of March, 1853, at 10 o'clock A.M., of said day, at the court of this Court, in said county of Los Angeles, has been appointed for hearing the application of Joseph C. Fithian praying that a document now on file in this Court, proceeding to be the last Will and Testament of Hannah Fithian deceased, be admitted to Probate, and that letters testamentary be issued thereon for said Joseph C. Fithian at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and collect the same. Dated February 9, 1887. CHAS H. DUNSMOOR, County Clerk By F.B. PANNING Deputy. Lodged: Gardiner & Stephenson; attorneys for plaintiff. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Anaheim Building and Improvement Association will be held at the office of the Los Angeles Land Bureau, in the town of Anaheim, Los Angeles county, California, at 2 o'clock P.M. on Saturday, February 26, 1887, for the purpose of adopting a code by laws for the government of said association. By order of Theo. Reiser, acting President. Anaheim, Feb. 10, 1887. Feed your Land and it will Feed you. TO THOSE WISHING TO TEST THE BONE MEAL FERTILIZER For oranges, vines, or in fact all kinds of fruits and flowers can be supplied by calling on A Labgenberger or F.H.Keith, Center street, Anaheim. One load just received. This fertilizer leaches the cost of irrigation increases the yield improves the quality of the crop and is cheaper than laboratory manure. We also have the prepared Greurd Shells for chickens, by use of which they will soon double their present amount of eggs. NO. 5695. SUPERIOR COURT of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles. in, Plaintiff vs. Jobson, Defendant. in the Superior Court of the State and for the county of Los Angeles, not filed in said county of Los Angeles the Clerk of said Superior Court. the State of California send greeting on, defendant. by required to appear in an action you by the above named plaintiff, in court of the State of California, in and of Los Angeles, and to answer the therein, within ten days (exclusive of) after the service on you of this served within this county; or, if served thirty days, or judgment by deten against you according to the praytant. Is brought to obtain the judgment resolving the border of matrimony now plaintiff and defendant, and awardher wife and separate property the led in the complaints herein, and for cost of suit. Reference is had to particulars. notify that if you fail to apply the said complaint as above required will cause your default to be entered the Court for the relief demanded under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles this 8th day of January, in the earl of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighteen seven. CHAS. H. DUNSMOOR, Clerk. NG., Deputy attorneys for plaintiff, Jan16-2m NO. 5696. PERIOR COURT OF THE California, in and for the county of Los Plaintiff vs. Mrs. Stella Anne Mellen brought in the Superior Court of California, in and for the county of Los complaint filed in said county of office of the Clerk of said Supease. the State of California send greeting the Mellen, wife of Edwin Mellen, and county of Los Angeles (her mahlen Stella Anne Farnsworth) defenrequired to appear in an action you by the above named plaintiff, in court of the State of California, in and Los Angeles, and to answer the therein, within ten days (exclusive of) after the service on you of this served within this county; or, if served thirty days or judgment by deten against you according to the plaint. is brought by the plaintiff for directive, the defendant, on the ground of desertion by her of the plaintiff of the marriage between them, attested at Russell Village, county of State of New York, on the 21st DRY GOODS PALACE $100 PER ACRE. $100 PER ACRE. The finest tract of land in the county, in lots of twenty to fifty acres each, for sale at the above price. In The Hazard Subdivision OF THE Shanklin Tract. It is beautifully located from three to four miles northeast of Anaheim, and The Purest of Water is Piped to Each Lot. The proposed new railroad of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe runs directly through the premises and the junction of the San Diego branch will be adjacent to this property. The California Southern already runs through Anaheim, and thus it will be seen that unusual facilities are offered pursuant to transportation. The soil is the most fertile of any in the State. Is in the celebrated Anaheim wine and raisin growing district, and is not surpassed for cereals, fruits and ordinary farm products. TERMS WILL BE MADE TO SUIT. OWNERS—Jesse Yarnell, D. McFarland, H. T. Hazard, W. G. Hughes and W. H. Bonsall. For further particulars address Wm. H. BONSALL, 33 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, MELROSE & KNAPP Agents at ANAHEIM, Cal THIS SPACE — RESERVED FOR KELLOGG BROS. Melrose & Knapp TRANSACT A GENERAL BUSINESS IN REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. LOANS NEGOTIATED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC. Fire Insurance Policies written and Delivered at once ALL BUSINESS CONFIDED TO. THEM WILL BE Promptly and Honorably Executed