anaheim-gazette 1887-11-10

OUR NEW HARBOR Anaheim Landing to Replace Ballona. IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE. A Railroad from Anaheim to the Ocean Direct. Reports are current as to the abandonment of the Ballona harbor, and substituting in its place old Anaheim Landing. Marine engineers have during the past two weeks been making a thorough survey of the Coast, from Walmington to San Diego, and the result of their surveys has been (reports are correct) to begin the dredging and completion of a harbor close to the old Anaheim Landing. At the mouth of the creek, a short distance above the landing, there is a depth of sixteen feet of water at low tide, with a current of water flowing oceanward sufficient to keep the channel clear of any jitter from the ocean. A party of engineers have been down during the last week, and after inspecting the surroundings determined to make soundings to guide out the practicability of making a harbor for this part of the Coast. The result of their deliberations was as follows: Ballona harbor, as a harbor, would cost too much, and after completed would be a merited success on account of the ingress of sand during the gales that occur during the fall and winter months on the Coast. Witnesses, the constant stream of the San Gabriel river, running with turbulence force In the midst of unloading water power on the beach on Palm Beach, there was a small fire. The water pumbling over the shore caused damage to several boats and buildings. The authorities quickly responded by sending firefighters to the scene. As we live in an age of progress and improvement we demand all the latest information. We must read telephone connections with Anaheim and the rest of the world, and soon shall be clearing for a major road to Anaheim, and when this enterprise is started we expect material aid from Anaheim, so it will be her advantage to keep the trade from this rich section. What is Being Said. That legal advertisements published twice in one week and missing the one day of their regular weekly publication, are nothing less than null and void, and as much have been thrown out of the course in this State and county. That the shallow-patented individuals who made all the money they ever possessed right here in Anaheim, hadn't cast when they came, etc., and who, removing from these parts, return with selections of "You people down here" and "We people up there," etc., are truly calculated to make the average mortality extremely tired. That a handsome young acquaintance of ours is shortly to lead to the altar one of Anaheim's greatest young ladies. Thus the fair creatures go, one by one, and the editorial heart yearneth in sadness and alone. That if the people of Anaheim want to see the news they must read the Gazette. That it was really too bad about that excellent plug hat which came so near being wiped from the face of the earth the other night. That Mr. Derham, the affluent and good-looking Ginger for this district, has had to work like a Trojan since coming to Anaheim. That the Huron Bros. have the proper idea of five real estate agents. Pursued of some of the finest and cheapest lands in the State, they make the fact known by generous advertising. That Anaheim is precious nigh a mighty big boom in divers improvements of substantial character. Here at LAS AdvanceGuard of ohlson Graders H Work to Be Commenced Inventory and Purchased With Panjhila Hague. On Tuesday afternoon Assistant Clerk Fisher of the Anaheim road, with party of engineers, arrived in Anaheim immediately into camp. The stakes are now being placed and graced the road between Anaheim and Los Angeles will be vigorously pushed to early time. As no difficult grades are to be entered the road will be pushed at something over a mile a day. It is treated that grading between Anaheim Los Angeles shall be completed by 10 years. Mr./Fisher is authority for the start that several camps will be struck immediately, and all preliminary completed within a day or two. Gangs of grader from Oceanside are rive in Anaheim at once, and gang Colorado are on the way. As no arriving active operations will be conducted and work pushed with all possible apologies. Altogether the cutoff for our prowess is better to-day than probably it ever before, and once the "iron horse" arrives here, an era of prosperity will strike this immediate neighbor which will be nothing short of astonishment. Mr. H. L. Paty of Anaheim, best oldest and most reliable master county, was called to do some business in the Santa Ana district that required than ordinary skill. Mr. Paty had men with teams engaged repairing a constructing the bridge on the county three miles south of town. It was quite difficult job, but our efficient results. The result of their deliberations was as follows: Ballona harbor, as a harbor, would cost too much, and after completion would not be as merited a success on account of the ingress of sand during the gales that occur during the fall and winter months in the Coast. Warehouse, the constant stream of the San Gabriel river, running with turbulence at low tide, is insufficient to keep the channel at Anaheim bound year-round any deposit of sand that might be caused by such. The innovation necessary for the successful completion of such a harbor is incompatible with two estimates made for Ballona harbor, and according to competent engineers is unreasonably superior to it. The proposed city is about one mile above the old landing proper where for years the trail of Anaheim, Los Nietos, Santa Ana and all the surrounding areas has been carried out. No better selection could be made than the one proposed, as it would not require any gate to keep the sand of the ocean from closing up the entrance, as described by the engineers of Ballona harbor, and with best slight exercise the largest ocean straits could find entrance and safe harbor during all the months of the year. The importance to Anaheim of an undertaking such as this is almost insignificant, and recalls the project inaugurated years ago, of the Bella Vista short and railroad to the ocean, which, if carried out at that time, would have placed Anaheim today in the van of all towns in Southern California. If the projects on foot at that memorable time had been carried out a successful compilation, the increase in wealth and population to this town would have been computed on the one hand by nothing less than millions of dollars, and on the other by thousands upon thousands of population. It is conceded to have been the most disaster that ever happened to our locality—this abandoning of the projected wharf and railroad to the ocean. Carrying a project of any magnitude to but half completion and then abandoning it is nothing short of suicide. Now that wealthy men who have the interest of the community at heart have taken this project in hand, and have manifested a desire to carry it through to all else practicability, a bright era is to dawn upon our town, and we doubt not the prosperous The Tyrolean Hall. The hall of the Tyrolean on last Friday evening was a magnificent affair. About thirty couples support the light fantastic until a late hour in the morning. Everybody was delighted over the excellent music of the orchestra, composed of Professor James, Mr. Schubert and Meisner, Pullen and Baumer. At midnight a sumptuous repast was spread, to which due justice was done. Among those present were Miss Maid Northam, Miss Louise Schneider, Miss Fannie Higgins, Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss Milda Tardor, Miss Jane Gardiner, Miss Adela Spencer, Miss Clara Masonin, Miss Grace Howell, Miss Hauna Smith, Miss Meishermer; Mr and Mrs A. L. Lewis, Mr and Mrs H. C. Glebe, Mr and Mrs N. H. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Charles O. Host; Mr. and Mrs Eileen Clark, Mr. and Mrs Samuel W. Bayley, R. A. Matthews, W. H. Lipe, J. B. Porter, A. V. Smith, Kraet Beowring, Otto dearranges Jr., Jahna J. Schneider, Frank Gardiner, P. S. Darner, Edward Amorige, Charles H. Madlan, Charles Lasson John Langlumberger, George Amorige, L.W. Huntz, Fred Christ, Edward J. Pellegin, B. C. Delharn, William White, Henry Breunermann, John Lowell, C. Smith, Karl Mulholmeer. The Romance of a Poor Plug Hat. The romance of Anaheim are provoked tally "fly." In other words there are "no dieses on lieu." Everything they die is done up brown. Some mornings they wake up with a dark brown taste as their taste, but that is only the natural evidence of a general good time had the night before. Whenever a stranger is within our gates, the doors of hospitality open wide and hilarity reigns supreme. A gentleman from the East, lately arrived in Anaheim, was given a reception Saturday evening at a down-town miseries which was noted for the extra size of its bread and flow of milk. The guest of the evening, after the sitting had been prolonged far into the night, was escorted home by his many admirers, after which each one of the company fell upon the other's neck and wiped. Only one thing occurred to mar the serenity of the occasion. The guest insolently allowed his hat to acquire a pleasing telegraph sledge over the back of his head and express grasped upon itself while delivering himself of an extemporeous "talk." In the scramble for the honor of replacing the Danbar upon the excellent plague hat which came so near being swiped from the face of the earth the other night. That Mr. Derham, the affluent and good-looking Ginger for this district, has had to work like a Trojan since coming to Anaheim. That the Hudson Bros. have proper idea of live-rate estate agents. Possessed of some of the finest and cheapest lands in the State they make the fact known by generous advertising. That Anaheim is precious nigh a mighty bag beam in divers improvements of substantial character. That everybody will soon be clamor for nine-foot cement sidewalks and more street lamps. That Mine Heat Mason is just about as good a hotel proprietor as any in the State, and that with Mr. Charles Kandall as chief clerk, guests are sure of being accorded a hearty welcome and generous hospitality. That Henry Pollocken, the live-rate agent, has a team of stoppers which are the least we ever hold resus over. That everybody is going to hear Roser's Orchestra to mourn evening. The Tyrolean Hall. The hall of the Tyrolean on last Friday evening was a magnificent affair. About thirty couples support the light fantastic until a late hour in the morning. Everybody was delighted over the excellent music of the orchestra, composed of Professor James, Mr. Schubert and Meisner, Pullen and Baumer. At midnight a sumptuous repast was spread, to which due justice was done. Among those present were Miss Maid Northam, Miss Louise Schneider, Miss Fannie Higgins, Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss Milda Tardor, Miss Jane Gardiner, Miss Adela Spencer, Miss Clara Masonin, Miss Grace Howell, Miss Hauna Smith, Miss Meishermer; Mr and Mrs A. L. Lewis, Mr and Mrs H. C. Glebe, Mr and Mrs N. H. Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Charles O. Host; Mr and Mrs Eileen Clark, Mr and Mrs Samuel W. Bayley, R. A. Matthews, W. H. Lipe, J.B.Porter,A.V.Smith.KraetBeowring.OttodearrangesJr.JahnaJ.Schneider.FrankGardiner,P.S.Darner.EldarAmerige.CharlesH.MadlanCharlesLassonJohnLanglumbergerGeorgeAmorigeL.W.HuntzFredChristEldarJ.PelleginB.C.DelharnWilliamWhiteHoneyBreunermannJohnLowellC.SmithKarlMulholmeer. The Romance of a Poor Plug Hat. The romance of Anaheim are provoked tally "fly." In other words there are "no dieses on lieu." Everything they die is done up brown. Some mornings they wake up with a dark brown taste as their taste, but that is only the natural evidence of a general good time had the night before. Whenever a stranger is within our gates,the doors of hospitality open wide and hilarity reigns supreme.A gentleman from the East,tately arrived in Anaheimwas given a reception Saturday evening at a down-town miseries which was noted forthe extra sizeof its bread and flowof milk.The guestofthe evening,afterthe sittinghad been prolongedfarintothenightwasexcortedhomebyhismanyadmirersafterwhicheachoneofthecompanyfellupuphereatherseekandweapOnlyonethingoccurredtomartherserenicityoftheoccasion.Theguestinsolentlyallowedhishatacquireapleasingtelegraphslideoverthebackbakeadepressgraspeduponselfwhiledeliveringhimselfofanextemporeous"talk".InthescrambleforthehonorofreplacingtheDanbar upontheexcellentplaghatwhichcamesonearbeingswipedfromthefaceoftheearththeothernight. ThatMr.Derham,theaffluentandgood-lookingGingerforthisdistrict,hadhadtoworklikeaTrojansincecomingtoAnaheim. ThattheHudsonBros.haveproperideaoflive-rateestimateasanyintheState,andthatwithMr.CharlesKandallas Chiefclerk,guestsareunefollowedaheartywelcomeandgeneralhospitality. ThatHenryPollocken,thelive-rateagent,hasateamofstopperswhicharetheleastweeverholdresusover. ThateverybodyisgoingtoharmRoser'sOrchestratomournevening. TheTyroleanHall. The hall of the Tyrolean on last Friday evening was a magnificent affair. About thirty couples support the light fantastic until a late hour in the morning.Everybody was delighted over the excellent music of the orchestra.composedofProfessorJames,Mrs.SchubertandMeisner,PullenandBaumer.AgentemanfromtheEast,tatelyarrivedinAnaheimwasgivenareceptionSaturdayeveningatadown-townmiserieswhichwasnotfortheextrasizeofitsbreadandflowofmilk.Theguestoftheevening,afterthe sittinghadbeenprolongedfarintothenightwasexcortedhomebyhismanyadmirersafterwhicheachoneofthecompanyfellupuphereatherseekandweapOnlyonethingoccurredtomartherserenicityoftheoccasion.Theguestinsolentlyallowedhishatacquireapleasingtelegraphslideoverthebackbakeadepressgraspeduponselfwhiledeliveringhimselfofanextemporeous"talk".InthescrambleforthehonorofreplacingtheDanbar upontheexcellentplaghatwhichcamesonearbeingswipedfromthefaceoftheearththeothernight. ThatMr.Derham,theaffluentandgood-lookingGingerforthisdistrict,hadhadtoworklikeaTrojansincecomingtoAnaheim.a flyingvillageonday.RichardNigelofSanJuanwasinduringtheweeklookingatrailroadterma.E.D.Gibson,DeputyInternalReceiverforthisdistrict,takingaroundAnaheim.WilliamsBailey,aformer residentofbaheim.wasintownthisweek.A.KrugandfamilywillleaveforEastthisweek.Tony'Oakes,thewellknownSanJuancatternerwantedatlastweek. ROLL OF HOYOR. ThefollowinglistincludesthenamepopulationoftheAnaheimPublicSchoolwere neitheraboutnorearly,andathighinhdepartmentandstudiesmonthendingNovember4th: Dora Sottai KatieChampillo LauraKrangier FriedUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUllier FredUullierungstheleast doubts.Wnot hesitate to say that their interpretationofthemusicafthemasterswasmorecalledinCalifornia.Delightedandthroughedtobear themformanymountSanFrancisco,andourpeoplewilldotocombinethisopportunityofhearingit.Iwillbea长timebeforewinter. Mr.G.W.Jurtin,thegeneralandlookingcityeditoroftheLosAngelesold,painAuahiema flyingvillageonday.RichardNigelofSanJuanwasinduringtheweeklookingatrailroadterma.E.D.Gibson,DeputyInternalReceiverforthisdistrict,takingaroundAnaheim.WilliamsBailey,aformer residentofbaheim.wasintownthisweek.A.KrugandfamilywillleaveforEastthisweek.Tony'Oakes,thewellknownSanJuancatternerwantedatlastweek. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr.G.W.Jurtin,thegeneralandlookingcity editoroftheLosAngelesold,painAuahiema flyingvillageonday.RichardNigelofSanJuanwasinduringtheweeklookingatrailroadterma.E.D.Gibson,DeputyInternalReceiverforthisdistrict,takingaroundAnaheim.WilliamsBailey,a former residentofbaheim.wasintownthisweek.A.KrugandfamilywillleaveforEastthisweek.Tony'Oakes,thewellknownSanJuancatternerwantedatlastweek. ROLL OF HOYOR. ThefollowinglistincludesthenamepopulationoftheAnaheimPublicSchoolwere neitheraboutnorearly,andathighinhdepartmentandstudiesmonthendingNovember4th: Dora Sottai KatieChampillo LauraKrangior FriedUllierfredUllierfredUllierifredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfredUllierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Ullierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfred Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Uclierrfreed Ucli errfreed Ucli errfreed Ucli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed U cli errfreed Uncle Mrs. Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman Johnnie Agnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewman JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan JohnnieAgnewMan Possessions: The Romance of a Poor Plug Hat. The Romance of Anaheim are provoked tally "fly." In other words there are "no dieses on lieu." Everything they die is done up brown. Some mornings they wake up with a dark brown taste as their taste but that is only the natural evidence of a general good time had the night before.Whether a stranger is within our gates,the doors of hospitality open wide and hilarity reigns supreme.A gentleman fromtheEast,tatelyarrivedinAnaheimwasgivenareceptionSaturdayeveningatadown-townmiserieswhichwasnotfortheextrasizeofitsbreadandflowofmilk.Theguestoftheevening,afterthe sittinghadbeenprolongedfarintothenightwasexcortedhomebyhismanyadmirersafterwhicheachoneofthecompanyfellupuphereitherseekandweapOnlyonethingoccurredtomartherserenicityoftheoccasion.Theguestinsolentlyallowedhishatacquireapleasingtelegraphslideoverthebackbakeadepressgraspeduponselfwhiledeliveringhimselfofanextemporeous"talk".InthescrambleforthehonorofreplacingtheDanbar upontheexcellentplaghatwhichcamesonearbeingswipedfromthefaceoftheearththeothernight. Mr.G.W.Jurtin,thegeneralandlookingcity editoroftheLosAngelesold,painAuahiema flyingvillageonday.RichardNigelofSanJuanwasinduringtheweeklookingatrailroadterma.E.D.Gibson,DepuyInternalReceiverforthisdistrict,takingaroundAnaheim.WilliamsBailey,aformer residentofbaheim.wasintownthisweek.A.KrugandfamilywillleaveforEastthisweek.Tony'Oakes,thewellknownSanJuancatternerwantedatlastweek. PERSONAL MENTION. Mr.G.W.Jurtin,thegeneralandlookingcity editoroftheLosAngelesold,painAuahiema flyingvillageonday.RichardNigelofSanJuanwasinduringtheweeklookingatrailroadterma.E.D.Gibson,DepuyInternalReceiverforthisdistrict,takingaroundAnaheim.WilliamsBailey,aformer residentofbaheim.wasintownthisweek.A.KrugandfamilywillleaveforEastthisweek.Tony'Oakes,thewellknownSanJuancatternerwantedatlastweek. ROLL OF HOYOR. 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It is the lively wish of all that the project may be spread carried to a successful completion, and a line of railroad constructed direct from the ocean to Anaheim, and up through the Fullerton, Placentia and Richland country, and on to Monorria, Riverside and San Bernardino, and the rich country thereabout. FROM PLANTA. Good Morning Weekly Letter of Pressman News. We hear that grading has commenced in Anaheim on the railroad to Fullerton and Los Angeles. We hope soon to be able to report grading between Richtfield and Fullerton through Placentia. There are so many schemes of public improvement contemplated or in course of construction that it keeps us busy to keep up with all of them. The latest and perhaps the most extensive enterprise on foot in the new ship harbor at the mouth of the new San Gabriel river near the John Bucky ranch house, with railroad connection relating to Los Angeles, Anaheim and Santa Ana. The water is deep, the entrance is good; with a little dredging will be made superior to San Peter, and with such men as L.W. Hallman, Jolien Bighy, K.E. French and others who have made of the matter will make it a further move to move on the coast of Los Angeles county, and in front of one of the richest valleys in the State. Mr. Eller, how does the location of Anaheim strike you in connection with that harbor and all the railroads already constructed and contemplated? It means but no thriving town, so look well for the big town that is seen so far. We hear that a freight was published for to the Anaheim Union Water Company A gentleman from the East, lately arrived in Anaheim, was given a reception Saturday evening at a down-town motel which was noted for the extra size of its bath of reason and flow of mind. The guest of the evening, after the sitting had been prolonged far into the night, was escorted home by his many admirers, after which each one of the company fell upon the other's neck and wagt. Only one thing occurred to mar the serenity of the occasion. The guest insultedly allowed his milk hat to acquire a pleasing tongue stile over the back of his head and repose grasfully upon the elf while delivering himself of an extemporeous "talk." In the scramble for the honor of replacing the Danbar upon the gentleman's cranium, some stupid doll was summarily enough to step upon the tile, ruining it beyond recognition. Regrets came thick and fast, but how the affair came about is beyond our remotest notion. Into the Militia. Mr. R. J. Pellegrin received official notice Tuesday evening announcing the fact that the Anaheim Tyreworks had been initiated into the State militia, which is of great importance to the Tyreworks. It is argued that a full attendance of active members be as at Armory next Monday morning in order to arrange preliminary proceedings preparatory to being mastered into the National Guard. THAT CHINESE RAID Snowing here our praises beable (outstanding and polite) prone called to gravel the shore bending; snowmaking at the same time, locomotives withdrawing of the fact than this pass; personnel on his minibus all of which coincide with his arrival at Railroad Station (grand perchance to raid). And much ill-fated exercise required. The truth within the train from Double Bay (or no strangler else) and complaining that having cared for our trains since they went out planed; we met with a creaking brittle sound in our cabrioles and proclaimed renunciation. Like a snail in the hall. From out of the hall. These Commandants Grab at freightmen planning mail and grain. That goes the signal. The freightmen digged. And thundered at white. Roamer's Electric Orchestra. We are pleased again to call attention to the fact that Roamer's Hungarian Orchestra will be at Krogerer's Hall to meet evening. That excellent musicians will please the music loving plea of Anaheim with their superb orchestra we have not least doubts. We not hesitate to say that their interpretation of the music of the masters was more called in California. Delighted amidst thronged to bear them for many months San Francisco, and our people will do to embrace this opportunity of hearing once. It will be a long time before we have a chance to hear them live. Owing to the small size of the hall, this tric "battle scene" will be omitted; these shews of electric balls will remain hope, their excellent admixture from mines, a must be wilting piece of mine in conjunction with Strange" "Mo Learns" walk, which is so bewildered done by Herr Roamer. It would seem their programme that nothing more desired in the musical line. Herr McCullough said to be the best answer in this country. Certainly more sham music will never be heard in California their "Mae Danbo," "Orphene" ampersand from "Trondhalen," nothing new said. They will ring in our ears four days. But we would politely suggest "Establishment" walk, and gone out from "Rumbins," "Mitada" and "O Barron," which Roamer does magnify. Shire and county taxes are due payable on or before November 17th, commensal disbursement on December 26th. Suppressed that partitions hermann thousand of settling with the Tar Cleran as soon as possible, and thereby the innermost rush at last few days. A dimsum fire occurred in Las Animas yesterday, starting in A. T. Golden II train factory near the Southern Pacific railroad. The fire was finally caught but not until 8:00 p.m. Three hours more hurried and taken away. The American mountain to mountain railway probably remains some Prussia Railway station which he has heard from Amadeus Hahn here too. HERE AT LAST, Advance Guard of Atchison Graders Here work to be Commercial Immediately and Pushed With all Pompable Houses. A Tuesday afternoon Assistant Chief Fisher of the Atchison road, with his yacht of engines, arrived in Anaheim and immediately into camp. The grading area is now being placed and grading on ground between Anaheim and Los Angeles has vigorously pushed to early completion. As no difficult grades are to be encountered the road will be pushed at the rate of nothing over a mile a day. It is indeed that grading between Anaheim and Angeles shall be completed by the end of a year. Fisher is authority for the statement several camps will be struck herebound hastily, and all preliminary matters related within a day or two. Several graders from Oceanside are to arrive in Anaheim at once, and gangs from trade are on the way. As soon as they active operations will be commenced, work pushed with all possible special together the outlook for our prosperity later to-day than probably it ever was, and once the "iron horses" awaken shows here, an era of prosperous times strikes this immediate neighborhood will be nothing short of astonishing. Read Matters. II. L. Pasy of Anaheim, being the most reliable real master in the city, was called to do some bridging Santa Ana district that required more ordinary skill. Mr. Paty had eight teams engaged repairing and restructuring the bridge on the county road miles out of town. It was quite a malt job, but our efficient roadwater company is building an addition to his residence on board pay. The November schedule of the F.C.R.B. Co. appears today on our fourth page. J. S. Weber has the contract for the planning work on the Wishbone building. Fallerton. The milestone company is delivering the laminer for the new local at St. James. It will seek about $200,000. Mr. H. Cahen has sold his property on Adelaide street to Master Henry, Comparison 81,000. The purchase will immediately begin extensive improvements. P. A. Schumacher reports sales at Palletton as follows: Lata 13, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 23 and 25, Block 17, J. E. McFadden to Samson Edwards, for $2000. We regret to say that the poor manse is at a close, as we learn from two of our most prominent real estate agents. How they found it we cannot say. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rebeleng have the sincere sympathy of the entire community in the death of their bright little girl Dolores, whose decease occurred on Saturday evening. The firm of Gardiner & Porter has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Portr will continue in the real estate business here. He has a knowledge of accurate property karreabout so bad to none. Mr. Frank U. Schumberger has an office in Los Angeles now, which he occupies in conjunction with his office here. When away from Anaheim, Charles H. Mahten, at the telegraph station, will attend to Mr. Schumberger's business. There is an expatriate of at least 100,000 people in the city of Los Angeles now and more coming in. If parties doubt this see what you will have to pay for lodging there, and you may think it a privilege to have an opportunity to lean up in a corner somewhere. Mr. John R. Schreck of Chicago, the gentleman who invested so extensively in Anaheim property some two weeks ago, is much elated over the prospects of the town. He has gone East, and will immediately return with fifty families to settle in Anaheim. It is also given out that Mr. Schreck will open a large lumber yard here. We are pleased to announce that the rumor, perniciously circulated some few days ago, that Mr. Thaddeus Fleiser was about to a bad of humble blue flames in proximity to this house, and is actually a credit to the young lady, being one of the principal floral workers in this field at Florida. The busy program of the florists, with tight hours and heavy work, will allow many of them to perform each game of fire and then for dressing such intricate details. A PERK HUNT. Vendition and Murder for Manner - A Men of Manhattan. It was on a bright Monday morning last week that two residents of Fairview started for the mountain with the ostensible object of killing deer, or at least of listening to rides over reverence down the piney way. The plans had long been matured, as the win had sharply miss his rays over this beautiful valley; are we had our spring wagon with provisions, hunting knives, ammunition, gins, beading, plenty of milk, tuna—and well, every old mountain known that rattleskins are a common occurrence, and as it afterward proved, we were fortunate in fortifying the system against the deadly fang. Wending our way in an eastward direction, we found the roads delightful. Now the foothills we called at a ranch-house for a supply of water, and were directed to a walk down on the flak. It was positively the thickest water we ever saw. In addition to a mixture of earthy salts, grass-roots and little fish, were microbes, infomia and pollinators. You could get it with a fork. The mountain climbing was hazardous. The hunters' trail in places was almost perpendicular; the horses' feet clung to the ledges by motion, just as a plate of artificial teeth clung to the roof of the month. This weird scenery made us oblivious to all danger; and finally, sunset found us nestled at the mouth of a canyon, our horse bothered, a camper blazing lengthily, and our coffee smashing a fragrance which the goals might carry. After a good night's sleep and a hot breakfast, we dismantled cartridge-belt, canteen, hunting knife, took our rifles and proceeded to explore the ranges. A few fresh tracks eluded the imagination and thrilled the mind with expectancy; when suddenly, a fine back was seen on a distant mountain peak. Soon a ride ball from a distance of a hundred and ninety yards went crashing through his brain. He fell in his tracks. The knife sent the blood sparing from his veins, and the hunter's joy was complete as he contemplated "vienna for dinner." Several epitaphs on our trip are crushed for want of space, but it would be ungenerous to my associate not to speak a word for his masseuse. A musket is a little yellow about the size of an arm with its compartment to deter its RONER'S ELECTRIC ORCHESTRA. Please re-read the entire page to ensure no text is missing or misinterpreted. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies for the ending November 4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School who neither about nor tardy, and who wish in department and studies fortheendingNovember4th. ROLL OF HOYEN Following list includes the names of the Anaheim Public School whom neither about nor tardy, and whose engagement with their community is not limited to school activities; it is also important that they have access to educational resources such as books, computers, libraries, museums, art galleries, sports facilities, etc. The school should be well-equipped to handle emergencies such as fires or floods. It should also be able to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equipped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped to provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped TO provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped TO provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped TO provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped TO provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped TO provide students with opportunities to learn new languages or skills. The school should be well-equiped TO provide students WITHIN THE SCHOOL AREA TO PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND OTHER COMMUNITIES WHERE THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A TEACHER WHO IS KNOWN AS A MASTER IN EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND OTHER COMMUNITIES WHERE THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A TEACHER WHO IS KNOWN AS A MASTER IN EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND OTHER COMMUNITIONS WHERE THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A TEACHER WHO IS KNOWN AS A MASTER IN EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND OTHER COMMUNITIONS WHERE THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A TEACHER WHO IS KNOWN AS A MASTER IN EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND OTHER COMMUNITIONS WHERE THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A TEACHER WHO IS KNOWN AS A MASTER IN EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND OTHER COMMUNITIONS WHERE THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A TEACHER WHO IS KNOWN AS A MASTER IN EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG STUDENTS IN THIS CAMPUS AND 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That this excellent company of music will please the music loving poAshheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Era most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politely suggest the diminutives' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," "Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has completed. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving poAshheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Era most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politely suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has completed. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving poAshheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Era most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has completed. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving poAshheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Era most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has completed. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving poAshheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Er- a most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has completed. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving poAshheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Er- a most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has com­ cluded. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving po- Ashheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Er- a most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has com- cluded. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving po- Ashheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Er- a most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has com- cluded. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving po- Ashheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Er- a most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Roener does supremely. and county taxes are due and on or before November 17th, and he shall commence on December 28th. It is said that parties bereaved await of nothing with the Tax Collection, and thereby avoid warranty rush at the last few days. Diminutures are occurred in Los Angeles day, starting in A. T. Cullen's main museum near the Southern Pacific derral for a time thumbnail great denition. The fine was finally audited, but Hangman must continue to survey will probably remain in some of Mr. Roener's museums, which he has com- cluded. RONER'S Electric Orchestra, are pleased again to call attention fact that Roener's Hungarian Orchestra be at Krogerer's Hall to-morrow. That this excellent company of music will please the music loving po- Ashheim with their superb orchestra have not the least doubts. We do mitate to say that their interpretation music of the masters was never exin California. Delighted audiences to hear them for many mouths in ancland, and our people will do well trace this opportunity of hearing them. It will be a long time before we again chance to hear anything like it. to the small size of the hall, the elecbatte scene" will be omitted, but power of electric bells will reserve us, their excellent selection from "Er- a most beautiful piece of melody" in connection with Strana." Morning walk, which is no whispering by Herr Roener. It would mean from programme that nothing more could be in the musical Bee. Herr Meyer's side is paid to be the best new board Certainly more charming will never be heard in California. Of Mike Danube," "Orphene" and pattern "Tronobar," nothing would be They will ring in our ears for many But we would politically suggest the diminutures' walks, and gown unchains "Rumina," Mitada" and "Gypyre" which Ro ener does supremely. and county taxes are due和on or before November 17th，no where can take clothing sharper than los angeles workmen;the master brook as can be found in state;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state;the district;the state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can be found in state；The master brook as can Richfield Farm. SEVEN MILES FROM ANAHEIM. A Depot of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is situated on the land, and Trading are now running regularly. The richest and finest soil in the county, and an abundant supply of water, both for irrigation and domestic use. Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Prunes, Custor Beans, Tomatoes, Grapes, Alfalfa, Walnuts, Grain and Eucalyptus Trees now growing in profusion on the land, thereby proving the quality of the soil. From any portion of the land may be had a fine view of Sea and Valley, including Santa Ana, Faller, ton, Orange, Anahiem, Long Beach, San Pedro and Catalina. Fine Farms in 5, 10, 20, 40, 80 or 160 acre pieces are now for sale on easy terms. Prices from $40 to $250 PER ACRE, according to improvements and water privileges on each piece. This is sterling farm property, all mesh land and far below selling prices. Intending settlers or speculators are invited to call for maps and particulars, and will be escorted to the ranch free for inspection. Parties not being suited with this Tract will do well to inspect our list of other places, as we have on hand fine BARGAINS, both in Lots and Acreage Property. Improved and Unimproved. D. W. HUDSON & BRO. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL. AN OLD TIME SCHOOL Professor Emma New Response to His Coast at the Banquet. Professor Emma, Principal of the Anahiem public schools, rising to respond to the request "Our Public Schools," at the banquet tendered Mr. Meirase on Monday evening of last week, kept the company in room of daughter with two following witty recital of his experiences at school. We take pleasure in reproducing it today, having been compelled to defer its publication, II. D. POLIEMUS, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Postoffice Block, Anahheim, Cal. II. D. POLIHEMUS, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Postoffice Block, Anaheim, Cal. Walnut orchards and Orange Groves in full bearing. Also unimproved lands in irrigating district and artesian water belt. From five acres upwards. Prices extremely low. Terms easy. Correspondence Solicited. FOR SALE! A Fine Ranch of 320 Acres! Twenty-three miles from Los Angeles; 34 miles west of Anaheim; directly between two railroads, with Southern Pacific R. R. station immediately at the south corner; and the Atchison and Topeka R. R. station within three-fourths of a mile of the north corner. Good house of six rooms on first floor; hard-finished, large open attic. Two large barns; stalls for over a dozen horses. Wagon and tool sheds. Six artesian wells, all flowing. Six miles good five-board fencer. Forty acres in bearing Muscat grapes; 50 acres in Alfalfa; 115 acres in Earley the last season; 10 acres in Oats; 25 acres around house in limits of all kinds, such as Oranges, Lemons, Apricots, Apples, Pears, etc.; an abundance of shade trees; 70 acres in prune; and 10 acres in corrals. TERMS: $260.00 per acre; One third Cash; One third in 1 year and one third in 2 years, with interest at eight per cent on the unpaid portion. For further particulars call on or address any of the real estate agents of Anaheim, Los Angeles county, California. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT OF S.S. Federman. As a result of my recent visit to San Francisco, my store now owns the very latest styles of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps, all selected by myself with a view to the wants of this market, S.S. Federman. As a result of my recent visit to San Francisco, my store now owns the very latest styles of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps, all selected by myself with a view to the units of this market. I wish it distinctly understood that I am selling goods at such figures that there is no excuse for going elsewhere to purchase. I guarantee that my goods are sold as low as at any store in Los Angeles or elsewhere in the county. SOHMER PIANOS. ORGANS: Powell, Haskell & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers Pianos and Organs, Repairing a Specialty, Powell, Haskell & Co., No. 11 NORTH SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES, CA.