anaheim-gazette 1887-11-24

NEW RAILROADS. Great Things in Store for Anaheim. The Landing to Be Made a Great Harbor. Anaheim a Division Headquarters for the A., T. & P. Arriving to be Stepped Toward Santa Ana at South Street, but in Vigorous Push toward Los Angeles Various Other Notes. The grading force of the Atahison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad have pushed their operations during the past week with all possible speed. The railbed is now graded to Broadway and extends north some three miles. It is understood the road will be graded only to South street when the force at Anaheim will be transferred to a new camp at Pullerton. The reason given by railroad officials recently at Anaheim for continuing grading beyond South street is the unattended state of affairs now existing in Santa Ana with regard to the deeds to depot grounds, together with some demands made upon the railroad company by the people across the river. It seems that Santa Ana is destined that a division headquarters be established at that place. It is also whispered that the coin subscribed for depot privileges and lands in the immediate neighborhood has failed to materilize. We give the rumors for what they are worth. But of one thing we are certain: An officer high in the councils of the Atahison Railroad Company remarked a few days ago that Santa Ana would not be made a division headquarters. That town has been ever on the alert to demand this and that, but beginning a gentleman well known to many of the All settlers of Anaheim. He has a valuable mountain reach twenty miles and of Tamaulipa. In an interview with him gathered some valuable statistics concerning the Indians in the various reservations of San Diego county. There have been thirty Indian schools supported by the Government, but owing to the indictment of teachers, etc., seven have been dismissed. There is one school now at Kinloch, one at Hoya, one at Agua Caliente, one at San Juanito, and one at Calmilla Valley. Each teacher receives $720 per month. The schools there are estimated to cost $600 each; books, slates, maps, etc., are furnished by the Government, in addition to many other expenses, such as the superintendent, who receives $100 per month and traveling expenses. It is seriously questioned whether the expense is justified judging from the benefits derived. Then there is an Indian Agent who lives at Colton, from fifty to one hundred and fifty miles from the Indiana, who receives $1,600 per annum, and if he wishes to communicate with the Indians he sends out for them and they all satellite their positions and gallop in, living off the people on the road. This agent has an interpreter or servant at 849 a month, and house rent and home hire. Then there is a doctor who lives where he can ot be found when wanted, at $100 per month and all medicines furnished. The Government also farms seeds, wagons and farming implements. It is said that the Indians turn their seed into ready coin at Temecula and thereby save the trouble and expense of hauling it out to the reservation. These Indians are strong, able-bodied men and women from $125 to $150 each day but refuse to work. At the last census, there were 2,300 Indians, all told. The Government withholds $80,000 acres of excellent land in San Diego and San Bernardino counties from settlement for the benefit of these Indians and in some of the reservations but two or three families live upon them, in another the United States Marshal has removed all the white settlers and not an Indian occupies the soil. It is suggested that the best method of solving the Indian problem is for the California Legislature to make them citizens, give them elective franchises and schools the same as other citizens; then the teachers who formerly received their appointment through favor and not by qualification, and who it is said, send a check to the agent each quarter as compensation for getting them positions, would be removed and qualified teachers take their place. But, as our party are already hitched up and ready to move on east, I must stop for the present. W.M. McPainn. RADIO, San Diego Co., Cal., Nov. 11, 1887. THE LANDING RAILROAD Steps Taken for Ocean Railroad. Right of Way to Be Secured Franchise to Be Applied Joint Stock Company Formed—A Mutual at the M The contemplated railroad from Anaheim to the landing in being passed over by Field. During the past week Messner field, A. Rumpan and Kraeger account by Mr. Woods as engineer, drove over proposed route, and entertained that a difficult piece of grading would be secured. A deal to a right of way Squal Pass will at once be obtained which point the only really difficult will have to be done. The result will certainly acquire a gradual rise as far divide and some stretches of the bed about will be more difficult than the route of the track. The whole length ever, with these exceptions, is as long could be desired. A franchise will be mediately applied for and a stock contract formed with a capital of $250,000. If the road be extended as far as Paso as it is now expected it will matter will doubtless be given the enterprise locality. It will be a direct line from section to the ocean and incalculably easy to the entire route it traverses. Los Angeles capitalists are interested in undertaking, and are said to be able to push matters at once. The best use of Anaheim are also interested in thisposed railroad, and with their inclusion based with the outable capital which was ready to be invested in the measure, they are with the aid undoubtedly to be acquired throughout the entire line, it is safe to dict that a speedy beginning of the prize will be made. The road will redound immensely to welfare of Anaheim, and once complete town will be the radiating point of large lines of railway, two of these transcontinental roads, and the other shorter than the other two, tapping as far a section of country as exists on earth. is destroys that a division headquarters be established at that place. It is also whispered that the coin subscribed for depot privileges and lands in the immediate neighborhood has failed to materilize. We give the rumors for what they are worth. But of one thing we are certain: An officer high in the counsels of the Atchison Railroad Company remarked a few days ago that Santa Ana would not be made a division headquarters. That town has been ever on the alert to demand this and that, but when the time for planking down the coin approaches, some people are unkind enough to say that the Santa Ana are "not there." We can give it out that Anaheim is on the arc of lasting favors at the hands of the new railroad, partly because of the good will manifested by our people toward them, partly because of petty misunderstandings and distemper elsewhere, and partly because of the eligible location of our town. The road, while being temporarily discontinued toward Santa Ana, will be vigorously pushed toward Los Angeles, and it is anticipated ears will be running into the Orange street depot by the end of February at the latest. As yet the gang of railroad laborers on route to Anaheim from Colorado have not arrived, but as all the Atchison connections have been made there, the graders and tracklayers are looked for immediately. It is difficult to say what the future has in store for Anaheim at the hands of the Atchison people. It is said Anaheim will be made the division headquarters and central point for its system of railroads in the southern part of the State. With a safe harbor at Anaheim Landing they will undoubtedly ask for wharf privileges, and it is even said that steps to that end are already in progress. With a convenient outlet to the ocean, which the Atchison people have not as yet acquired in this part of the state, and which must ultimately be their one great object, the effects of the Company will be redoubled. A sale anchorage in Los Angeles county is one of the objective points of this road. That anchorage will be in the immediate vicinity of Anaheim Landing; in fact, it will be "right than"; and don't you forget it. At the advent of the Atchison road in this State, the Southern Pacific immediately purchased Senator Fair's narrow-gauge railroad, its principal object being laid at that time to be the shutting-out of their new rival from an anchorage at San Francisco. Whether this be so or not, it is nevertheless true that the Atchison people have been balked in their every attempt to secure a landing at the metropolis. Their eyes are now turned to Los Angeles county for an ocean outlet, and Anaheim Landing is the destroys that a division headquarters be established at that place. It is also whispered that the coin subscribed for depot privileges and lands in the immediate neighborhood has failed to materilize. We give the rumors for what they are worth. But of one thing we are certain: An officer high in the counsels of the Atchison Railroad Company remarked a few days ago that Santa Ana would not be made a division headquarters. That town has been ever on the alert to demand this and that, but when the time for planking down the coin approaches, some people are unkind enough to say that the Santa Ana are "not there." We can give it out that Anaheim is on the arc of lasting favors at the hands of the new railroad, partly because of the good will manifested by our people toward them, partly because of petty misunderstandings and distemper elsewhere, and partly because of the eligible location of our town. The road, while being temporarily discontinued toward Santa Ana, will be vigorously pushed toward Los Angeles, and it is anticipated ears will be running into the Orange street depot by the end of February at the latest. As yet the gang of railroad laborers on route to Anaheim from Colorado have not arrived, but as all the Atchison connections have been made there, the graders and tracklayers are looked for immediately. It is difficult to say what the future has in store for Anaheim at the hands of the Atchison people. It is said Anaheim will be made the division headquarters and central point for its system of railroads in the southern part of the State. With a safe harbor at Anaheim Landing they will undoubtedly ask for wharf privileges, and it is even said that steps to that end are already in progress. With a convenient outlet to the ocean, which the Atchison people have not as yet acquired in this part of the state, and which most ultimately be their one great object, the effects of the Company will be redoubled. A sale anchorage in Los Angeles county is one of the objective points of this road. That anchorage will be in the immediate vicinity of Anaheim Landing; in fact, it will be "right than"; and don't you forget it. At the advent of the Atchison road in this State, the Southern Pacific immediately purchased Senator Fair's narrow-gauge railroad, its principal object being laid at that time to be the shutting-out of their new rival from an anchorage at San Francisco. Whether this be so or not, it is nevertheless true that the Atchison people have been balked in their every attempt to secure a landing at the metropolis. Their eyes are now turned to Los Angeles county for an ocean outlet, and Anaheim Landing is the destroys that a division headquarters be established at that place. It is also whispered that the coin subscribed for depot privileges and lands in the immediate neighborhood has failed to materilize. We give the rumors for what they are worth. But of one thing we are certain: An officer high in the counsels of the Atchison Railroad Company remarked a few days ago that Santa Ana would not be made a division headquarters. That town has been ever on the alert to demand this and that, but when the time for planking down the coin approaches, some people are unkind enough to say that the Santa Ana are "not there." We can give it out that Anaheim is on the arc of lasting favors at the hands of the new railroad, partly because of the goodwill manifested by our people toward them, partly because of petty misunderstandings and distemper elsewhere, and partly because of the eligible location of our town. The road, while being temporarily discontinued toward Santa Ana, will be vigorously pushed toward Los Angeles, and it is anticipated ears will be running into the Orange street depot by the end of February at the latest. As yet the gang of railroad laborers on route to Anaheim from Colorado have not arrived, but as all the Atchison connections have been made there, the graders and tracklayers are looked for immediately. It is difficult to say what the future has in store for Anaheim at the hands of the Atchison people. It is said Anaheim will be made the division headquarters and central point for its system of railroads in the southern part of the State. With a safe harbor at Anaheim Landing they will undoubtedly ask for wharf privileges, and it is even said that steps to that end are already in progress. With a convenient outlet to the ocean, which the Atchison people have not as yet acquired in this part of the state, and which most ultimately be their one great object, the effects of the Company will be redoubled. A sale anchorage in Los Angeles county is one of the objective points of this road. That anchorage will be in the immediate vicinity of Anaheim Landing; in fact, it will be "right than"; and don't you forget it. At the advent of the Atchison road in this State, the Southern Pacific immediately purchased Senator Fair's narrow-gauge railroad, its principal object being laid at that time to be the shutting-out of their new rival from an anchorage at San Francisco. Whether this be so or not, it is nevertheless true that the Atchison people have been balked in their every attempt to secure a landing at the metropolis. Their eyes are now turned to Los Angeles county for an ocean outlet, and Anaheim Landing is the destroys that a division headquarters be established at that place. It is also whispered that the coin subscribed for depot privileges and lands in the immediate neighborhood has failed to materilize. We give the rumors for what they are worth. But of one thing we are certain: An officer high in the counsels of the Atchison Railroad Company remarked a few days ago that Santa Ana would not be made a division headquarters. That town has been ever on the alert to demand this and that, but when the time for planking down the coin approaches, some people are unkind enough to say that the Santa Ana are "not there." We can give it out that Anaheim is on the arc of lasting favors at the hands of the new railroad, partly because of petty misunderstandings and distemper elsewhere, and partly because of the eligible location of our town. The road, while being temporarily discontinued toward Santa Ana, will be vigorously pushed toward Los Angeles, and it is anticipated ears will be running into the Orange street depot by the end of February at the latest. As yetthe gang of railroad laborers on route to Anaheim from Colorado have not arrived, but as allthe Atchison connections have been made there,the graders and tracklayers are looked for immediately. 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the Atchison road in this State, the Southern Pacific immediately purchased Senator Fair's narrow-gauge railroad, its principal object being laid at that time to be the shutting-out of their new rival from an anchorage at San Francisco. Whether this be so or not, it is nevertheless true that the Atchison people have been balked in their every attempt to secure a landing at the metropolis. Their eyes are now turned to Los Angeles county for an ocean outlet, and Anaheim Landing is the place above all others for the terminus of their railroad. It has, we are informed, been given preference over all others. NOTES FROM A RAMBLER observations on a Trip into San Diego county. Edron Gazette: In company with Leonard Parker of Anaheim, T. B. Cargile and O. Sharp of Mailera, Fresno county, and J. T. Archibald of Marced, we left Anaheim on Friday, the 11th instant. We passed up through the Santa Ana canyon on Saturday and on through South Riverside. The evidence of enterprises and prosperity which we noticed on our former visit did not seem to be so prominent. We arrived at the Harrington reason, where we drew lots off who should do the cooking. Mr. Sharp drew the prime, and he performed his duties in such a satisfactory manner, we united in a solemn compact to give him a recommendation for chief chef at Delmonico's, or any one else, in case he needs such recommendation. As we advanced we passed through Turner Cottin City, where large buildings were erected for the purpose of making pipe, orrotery, fire-baths, etc. In Minneapolis we found great private and public improvements. About twenty new houses have been erected during the last five or six weeks. We then met Mr. King, the gentleman whispered in the apachehue pipe in the Anaheim district two years ago. He is now engaged in painting an electric stream railroad around Lake Elgin—Dixon miles all together. All the railroad stations we saw here are new buildings; but they are by the order of the city council. The town was filled with people who were interested in "Tennessee." One of them, John T. Gray from Renton, was and found guilty on four charges. On guilt homestead for which he was convicted he was also charged with alimony. He had been informed that he would hold the land with a gift and paid for stock. This could be easily moved to the property world if more than usual by the insurance company. A meeting was held at the schoolhouse last Friday evening, at which the question of dividing the school district was discussed. Commonwealth Avenue also came in for a small share of attention. In regard to the former proposition, a committee was appointed consisting of Ms. Anna Schultz, McDermott and Smith, for the purpose of containing the most equitable and公正 division possible to be made. At present the line agreed to give the proposed new district that portion of Orangehorse lying north and east of the following boundaries: Commencing at a point on the section road between Means Nicholas and McDermott, thence along said line to the line between Means, Porter and Kerr; thence south to Orangehorse avenue; thence east to the line between Means and Springer; thence south to the line of Anaheim school district; thence east, ate on the old line of Orangehorse district to the point of beginning. This will give Fallerton, if the partition is made, a large and populous district. Active preparations are going forward in all quarters for the winter work; and while there are no indications of an increased scrap being cultivated this winter, this is accounted for on a thoroughly logical hypothesis: The farmers' Of Orangehorse必将 all their land every year. Name improvements our Anaheim. We are in receipt of a letter from a gentleman largely instructed in Anaheim property, who has undoubtedly great faith in the future of the town. Speaking about the many improvements contemplated he makes the following suggestions: "By all means let us demand all the late a settlement and improvements among the rent a motor or other road from Placenta to Anaheim. It is a project of much importance not only to Placenta, but in Anaheim. It is something that all progressive citizens of Anaheim should have alive more especially the business community. If Anaheim don't capture this rich settlement some other town will therefore now in the time. It ought to be their object to attract all the trade possible from all quarters, making Anaheim the center of a vast and rich country. A master read or even a sturdy line would be of importance to all. Engagements and progressive men would like to see the town take a front rank, and in order to ensure the enterprise of the town many are willing to do their shares. It is supposed that each prospective owner in Anaheim that builds such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim will be able to build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim." The Committee on Reservoir report that they had inspected the ground neatly staked off the length thereof to the size of some hundred feet. As a supporter report the Committee stated they inspected the crossing made by the railway company across the ditch, and found it infinitely done. With reference to the indebtedness Mr. David Yorba to the company for all of Cota and Rilma trusts, it was deemed to proceed against the gentleman at court as well as be instituted. The Secretary and Superintendent parts were received, read and ordered by the Committee on Main before water is turned in, and thus properly dismissed. The Town Treasurer were notified that pair of ditch on Broadway, if not be enclosed capacity to accommodate the use necessary. The Secretary was instructed to make Division Superintendent Hobart of Atchison Road to replace any doubt that may be interrupted in the construction of the railroad, so that a terrace of the flow of water may be perished. Balls to the extent of $550 wares or paid. Adjourned. Tuesday With Tramps. On Tuesday afternoon at about half o'clock, two hard looking cows grims trump entered Drayton's winery ordered one of the workers to fill a lot of wine for them. The man refused to commande them, whereupon one of stricken him with the bottle. He immediately called Superintendent Richard Krumb spread them from the building. A pile of stones and gravel was seen through the trenches and from this trenches and rocks and palled Mr. Krumb, wounding severely. After a sharp tangle they were mounted and Constable Palmmen who men helped them safely in the city They were tried yesterday in Justice Court. One of the individuals who gave name John T. Gray from Renton, was found guilty on four charges. On guilt homestead for which he was involved he was also charged with alimony. He had been informed that he would build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim will be able to build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim. The Committee on Reservoir report that they had inspected the ground neatly staked off the length thereof to the size of some hundred feet. As a supporter report the Committee stated they inspected the crossing made by the railway company across the ditch, and found it infinitely done. With reference to the indebtedness Mr. David Yorba to the company for all of Cota and Rilma trusts, it was deemed to proceed against the gentleman at court as well as be instituted. The Secretary and Superintendent Hobart of Atchison Road to replace any doubt that may be interrupted in the construction of the railroad so that a terrace of the flow of water may be perished. Balls to the extent of $550 wares or paid. Adjourned. Tuesday With Tramps. On Tuesday afternoon at about half o'clock, two hard looking cows grims trump entered Drayton's winery ordered one of the workers to fill a lot of wine for them. The man refused to commande them whereupon one of stricken him with the bottle. He immediately called Superintendent Richard Krumb spread them from the building. A pile of stones and gravel was seen through the trenches and from this trenches and rocks and palled Mr. Krumb, wounding severely. After a sharp tangle they were mounted and Constable Palmmen who men helped them safely in the city They were tried yesterday in Justice Court. One of the individuals who gave name John T. Gray from Renton, was found guilty on four charges. On guilt homestead for which he was involved he was also charged with alimony. He had been informed that he would build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim will be able to build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim. The Committee on Reservoir report that they had inspected the ground neatly staked off the length thereof to the size of some hundred feet. As a supporter report the Committee stated they inspected the crossing made by the railway company across the ditch, and found it infinitely done. With reference to the indebtedness Mr. David Yorba to the company for all of Cota and Rilma trusts, it was deemed to proceed against the gentleman at court as well as be instituted. The Secretary and Superintendent Hobart of Atchison Road to replace any doubt that may be interrupted in the construction of the railroad so that a terrace of the flow of water may be perished. Balls to the extent of $550 wares or paid. Adjourned. Tuesday With Tramps. On Tuesday afternoon at about half o'clock, two hard looking cows grims trump entered Drayton's winery ordered one of the workers to fill a lot of wine for them. The man refused to commande them whereupon one of stricken him with the bottle. He immediately called Superintendent Richard Krumb spread them from the building. A pile of stones and gravel was seen through the trenches and from this trenches and rocks and palled Mr. Krumb, wounding severely. After a sharp tangle they were mounted and Constable Palmmen who men helped them safely in the city They were tried yesterday in Justice Court. One of the individuals who gave name John T. Gray from Renton, was found guilty on four charges. On guilt homestead for which he was involved he was also charged with alimony. He had been informed that he would build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim will be able to build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim. The Committee on Reservoir report that they had inspected the ground neatly staked off the length thereof to the size of some hundred feet. As a supporter report the Committee stated they inspected the crossing made by the railway company across the ditch, and found it infinitely done. With reference to the indebtedness Mr. David Yorba to the company for all of Cota and Rilma trusts, it was deemed to proceed against the gentleman at court as well as be instituted. The Secretary and Superintendent Hobart of Atchison Road to replace any doubt that may be interrupted in the construction of the railroad so that a terrace of the flow of water may be perished. Balls to the extent of $550 wares or paid. Adjourned. Tuesday With Tramps. On Tuesday afternoon at about half o'clock, two hard looking cows grims trump entered Drayton's winery ordered one of the workers to fill a lot of wine for them. The man refused to commande them whereupon one of stricken him with the bottle. He immediately called Superintendent Richard Krumb spread them from the building. A pile of stones and gravel was seen through the trenches and from this trenches and rocks and palled Mr. Krumb, wounding severely. After a sharp tangle they were mounted and Constable Palmmen who men helped them safely in the city They were tried yesterday in Justice Court. One of the individuals who gave name John T. Gray from Renton, was found guilty on four charges. On guilt homestead for which he was involved he was also charged with alimony. He had been informed that he would build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim will be able to build such mill for such farm from that which does it in Anaheim. The Committee on Reservoir report that they had inspected the ground neatly staked off the length thereof to the size of some hundred feet. As a supporter report the Committee stated they inspected the crossing made by the railway company across the ditch, and found it infinitely done. With reference to the indebtedness Mr. David Yorba tothe company for all of Cota and Rilma trusts, it was deemed to proceed againstthe gentleman at court as well as be instituted. The Secretary and Superintendent Hobart of Atchison Road to replace any doubt that may be interrupted inthe constructionoftherailroadsothataterracetoftheflowofwatermaybeperished. Ballstotheextentof$550waresorpaid.Adjourned.* THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1887 E LANDING RAILROAD. Steps Taken for the Ocean Railroad. At of Way to Be Secured and a Branch to Be Applied at A Rimpan Beach Company to be formed - A Hotel at the Membrane. The contemplated railroad from Anaheim Landing in being passed energetically During the past week Menera, Little A. Rimpan and Krieger accompanied Mr. Woods as engineer, drove over the road route, and acquainted that no very little pieces of grading would be encountered. A deal to a right of way through Palm will at once be obtained, at which point the only really difficult work have to be done. The result will easily acquire a gradual rise as far as the land and some stretches of the bed there will be more difficult than the general of the track. The whole length, how with these exceptions, is as level as be desired. A franchise will be initially applied for and a stock company with a capital of $750,000. The road be extended as far as Pomona, now expected it will material and doubtless be given the enterprise at that city. It will be a direct line from that to the ocean and of incalculable benefit to the entire route it traverses. Angeles capitalists are interested in shortaking, and are said to be anxious matters at once. The best citizens them are also interested in the principal, and with their means committing the outrage capital which stands to be invested in the measure, together with the all undoubtedly to be acquired about the autre line, it is safe to presume at a speed beginning of the enterail be made. Total will redound immensely to the extent Anaheim, and once completed the will be the radiating point of three lines of railway, two of these being continental roads, and the other, while than the other two, tapping as fertile country as exists on earth. Kleinigkriten. - Thanksgiving-get your turkey? - Rain was general throughout the State. - The railroad grades yesterday moved their camp a little north of town. - There will be a Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian Church this morning at 11 o'clock. - Mr. Goodman has been indispensable during the week, the results of a severe weather on the head. - A number of our local sharpehooters will indulge in a "clay-pigeon shoot" to-day at Colonial Keith's mansion. - A fire in one of the railroad engineers's teams at Fullerton one day last week consumed everything in the tank. - Raymond Cooper, a Mexican, was arrested yesterday for horse stealing. His case comes up before Judge Parris today. - We are pleased to learn that Mr. Keith, who has been suffering with an injured eye for some weeks past, is rapidly recovering. - Surveyors are at work laying out the time of railroad from Norwalk to Whittier, which the Southern Pacific is about to construct. - A.E. Hendricks' house east of town is completed and receiving its first coat of paint. Theo Rimpan's residence is undergoing the same operation. - N.H. Mitchell has completed an extensive addition to the Fashion Stables. At present he has accommodations for about one hundred horses. - A special theatrical train passed through Anaheim last night, bound for Miss Mathers' performance of "Juliet" in Los Angeles. A number of our people attended. - The San Diego express train ran into a train at Ritalo on Tuesday evening, telecapping it and overthrowing the cars. The occupants escaped without injury. - Keith & Ruddock report the sale of lot 47, Block B, Dul Campo tract, to Leon B Cramer of Pasadena; consideration $400. Improvements will be commenced on the lot immediately. - At a fanlarge at Half Way House, near Fullerton, Saturday night, a general light occurred at the wind-up, during which a carpenter engaged in that vicinity was badly beaten about the face. Mine-Hoa Maan of the Planters' Hotel has been seriously injured during the week, the results of a severe weather on the head. A CRISIS IN GERMANY. Will the Empire Fall at the Kaiser's Death? A bitter struggle to Known for the Regency of the Kaiser and Crown Princes. New York, November 20. A communication has just been published in a paper here signed "A Goldman of the Crown Prince," in which it is said that the empire of Germany is on the eve of a greater catastrophe than is generally known. It says that Prince William's health is very precarious, owing to a never-ending succession of alarms in the ear between the tympanum and the back of the brain. The danger is a result of meningitis and inflammation of the brain, a disease which killed the late king of Prussia after making him insane for several years. In addition, it must be borne in mind that unlike his father, Prince William's general health is extremely bad, and his left arm is almost useless, having been wilted since his birth. The writer contends: "In the event of an insanity or death of Prince William, one or other of which appears to be inevitable within a measurable distance of time, the imperial crown on the demise of the old Kaiser and the Crown Prince, devolves on Prince William's little 4-year-old son. A latter struggle would ensue for the regency, in which Berlin and the court party are determined the Crown Princess Victoria shall have no share. The animosity with which she has long been regarded by Bismarck and by the whole of the ultra German party, of which the late Prince Frederick Charles was one of the leaders, is almost inconceivable; and since the Crown Prince's illness it has been increased in intensity. In the event of a long minority, it is difficult to discover a member of the imperial or royal family who would be fit to undertake the regency if the Crown Princess is left out of consideration. Prince Henry, the 22-year old son of the Crown Prince, a bright and popular lad, has scarcely outgrown his boyhood, and his experience of anything outside the naval profession to which he belongs would totally unfit him for so serious a responsibility. Prince Frederick Charles, who passed through New York on his way home from San Francisco last spring, is only about 22 years of age, and although still a boy, enjoys the distinction jointly with the oldest son of the Crown Prince, of being the most complete stock Dry Goods! Clothing! Clothing! Boats! Boots! Shoes! Shoes! Hats! Hats! Rimpan Bros. Local We have the most complete stock Dry Goods! Clothing! Clothing! Boats! Boots! Shoes! Shoes! Hats! Hats! For Sale! Loffer for sale at a great bargain The San Diego express train ran into a train at Rialto on Tuesday evening, telecapping it and overthrowing the cars. The occupants escaped without injury. Keith & Ruddock report the sale of lot 47, Block B, Dul Campo tract, to Leon B Cramer of Pasadena; consideration $400. Improvements will be commenced on the lot immediately. At a landlarge at the Half Way House, near Fullerton, Saturday night, a general light occurred at the wind-up, during which a carpenter engaged in that vicinity was badly beaten about the face. Mine-Hoss Mason of the Planters' Hotel has been seriously indisposed during the past week. His many friends will be glad to learn that he is improving. A generous rain descended on Tuesday night, and the inhabitants at this writing are that more liquid will be dispensed by Jupiter Pluvius. Total rainfall for the storms, 75. The lakes of the Presbyterian Church will spread a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner at Krager's Hall this evening, and all who are designers of an elegant dinner will do well to be attentive. While hunting at Yorba last Sunday Mr George Amerige had the unfortunate to receive a severe contusion on the forearm, through the bursting of his gun while being discharged. The Meisera, Rimpaun Bros., the dry goods merchants, are raditing their elegant stile with a complete stock of everything which seems to make up a first-class drygoods empire. Purchasers can take money by buying of these accommodating gentlemen. We are reliably informed that it is the intention of the Meisera. Backs to fit up the second story of their new building on Los Angeles street as a commodities tail for bells, parties, etc. It is probable the Prokefors will occupy the bail as an armory. The section road north of the old Orange Avenue, between Meisera, Schultze and Smith, has been grailed and put in excellent condition, under Rimpaun Bros. It is also contemplated to grade in a similar manner the south continuation of this road, as far as Mr. Silas Holman's place. Mr. Frank Schaumburger came down from Los Angeles yesterday, and represents himself as being a most enthusiastic believer in the future of our town. Mr. Schaumburger is one of our most enterprising real estate agents and is doing youman service in the Anglo city for this valley. He reports several large enterprises as being about decided upon in this immediate neighborhood. Anybody in Anaheim desiring to place a product of their land on exhibition in Los Angeles will leave the same with Mr. Frank Schaumburger, who will be pleased to exhibit them at his office in Los Angeles. Fruits, flowers, vegetables, etc., of "second" growth will be gladly accepted and with the aid of Mr. Schaumburger's generous powers of description will doubtless convince strangers that what has been said about us is pretty near true. The public school at Fairview has been temporarily closed, as a precautionary measure against diphtheria, which now prevails to a slight extent. It is well to take summary steps to check this dread disease. We caution everybody in Anaheim to be lavish with this suppressa disinfectant, that we may not have a visit here of the initially. Stagnant water should be drained off and day and thrown in the place. Vaults and ceilings should be rigibly looked after. No one can one Rimpan Bros.-Local We have the most complete stock of Dry Goods! Dry Goods! Clothing! Clothing! Booth! Booth! Boots! Shoes! Hats! Hats! And guarantee prices to be lower any other store in town. Call an yourself. For SaleLoffer for sale at a great bargain place in Anaheim, opposite the Church. The lot is 120x160 feet, paved, commodious and tiled on house of eight rooms, barn, etc., and price apply to Anaheim agents or to Richard M. BUSINESS BRIEF Woodchoppers wanted to cut guillotine Apply to A.W. Danforth, two units of Planters' Hotel. The Anaheim Improvement Company ready to receive grade for grading along the sidewalk between Olive streets, on the south side of Center. New fresh honey in the compote. "The Model Grand" the next best alive, at Bennerschmidt's. Northern Calif., California & Nebraska best grades of wine, brandies, whisky & imported cigars. An unlimited line and a chairment at Wallops. The wallpipe business is bright Bennerschmidt just received a voice material. Big favors of soots and shoes Fisherman's For sale at bottom价 The Ladies' Union Industrial Society the Presbyterian Church will give and entertain at Krager's Hall giving evening, November 29th, 20th, children 18th, 30th etc. The street car stop in front of Allen & Nebuchung when your orders for groceries hardware etc., etc. For cigars and tobacco of the best quality go to Helmsau. For very low cost confederate always new and fresh call at Lobby President Cleveland says that formal store Sunset Range los Angeles For sale at Bennerschmidt. K stationery-all kinds, late and best quality-go to Helmsau. Papan Japan Tea and silver Wallpapa. Wallda's famous Philadelphia Lagoon at the Fountain. The Coyote is the best and during winemills. For sale at schott. J.S. Weber, Center street has received a complete line of Agate Press stones and ranges which he will Los Angeles prices. Give him an offer for sale cheap. Lopez backs. The Anaheim Improvement Company issued purchase of lots in their districting homes or businesses etc., etc. MINCELLANOUN smellable everything STI A reference to the indebtedness of Silver Yurca to the company for rent Cotts and Riles tractors was deemed undesired against the gentleman at once will be instituted. Secretary and Superintendent's reserve received, read and ordered died. Litch at the Morrison Road will be held by the Committee on Main Bitch water is turned in, and the River yurca demand. Town Treasurer were notified to reside on Broadway, if not being of capacity to accommodate the watery. Secretary was instructed to notify Superintendent Fisher of the Emdroid to replace any dirt may be interrupted in the course of the railroad, so that no invasion of the flow of water may be exerted to the extent of $150 were ordered Adjourned. Tuesday With Tremps. Tuesday afternoon at about half past clock, two hard looking nails of the trumpeter entered Dreyfus' winery and one of the workmen to fill a bottle for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. After a sharp tangle the mansor and Constable Palin sent for them. The man refused to acknowledge whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building. A large shannon和gravel was seen there and from this the trumpter measured and palled Mr. Krebs, wounding him. The committee on Reservoir reported they had inspected the ground nad had off the length thereof to the extent five hundred feet as a supplementary report by it does not wish attestation if it does not worth attestation. Reference to the indebtedness of Silver Yurca to the company for rent Cotts and Riles tractors is deemed undesired against the gentleman at once will be instituted. Secretary and Superintendent's reserve received, read and ordered died. Litch at the Morrison Road will be held by the Committee on Main Bitch water is turned in, and the River yurca demand. Town Treatees were notified to reside on Broadway, if not being of capacity to accommodate the watery. Tuesday With Tremps. Tuesday afternoon at about half past clock, two hard looking nails of the trumpeter entered Dreyfus' winery and one of the workmen to fill a bottle for them. The man refused to attendate whereupon, whereupon one of them with the bottle. He immediately superintendent Richard Krohn who them from the building.A large shannon and gravel was seen there and from this the trumpeter measured and palled Mr.Krebs,wounding him.Litch after a sharply tended his mansor and Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.AlargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.AlargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.AlargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.AlargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.AlargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannonandgravelwasseenthereandfromthisthetrumpetermeasuredandpalledMr.Krebs,woundinghim.LitchafterasharptendedhismansorandConstablePalinsentforthem.Themanrefusedtoattendatethebuilding.ALargeshannon和gravelwasseenthere和fromthisthetrumpetermeasured和paliedMr.Krebs，windinghim.Litchaftera sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpeter measured和 palied Mr.Krebs，winding him.Also a sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpeter measured和 palied Mr.Krebs，winding him.Also a sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpeter measured和 palied Mr.Krebs，winding him.Also a sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpeter measured和 palied Mr.Krebs，winding him.Also a sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpeter measured和 palied Mr.Krebs，winding him.Also a sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpeter measured和 palied Mr.Krebs，winding him.Also a sharply tended his mansor和Constable Palin sent for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpETERMEASUREDANDPALIEDMRKREBSWINDYORKCAWINGHISTORY Tuesday With Tremps. Tuesday afternoon at about half past clock, two hard looking nails of the trumpeter entered Dreyfus' winery and one of the workmen to fill a bottle for them.The man refused to attendate whereupon,whereupon one of them with the bottle.His immediate Superintendent Richard Krohn who then从the building.A large shannon和gravel was seen there和from this he trumpETERMEASUREDANDPALIEDMRKREBSWINDYORKCAWINGHISTORY California Cat-K-Cure. The only guaranteed cure for catarrh,cool in the head,hay fever,rash cold,catarrh dexamus,and searing sore on one day last week on Market street,between Eighth just as Meyers was beginning delivery of his five dollars speech. Merr Most,hast her feller wat can learn her peeches in die amber freedom.Long at der great aback hat he make ven be came ood or Blagall's Island brunion! Policeman Johnson was about half a block away,and saw two disturbances within which he waived. "Hooray for Herr Most," said little fellow,"make a sheer and show fellows wait we are." Policeman Johnson was about half a block away,and saw two disturbances within which he waived."Make a sheer and show fellows wait we are." Good Work HORSE And a lot of Farming Use For Sale Cheap Inquire at this Office Keith & Rudd REAL-ESTATE AGENT In Dealer Lands and City Prod ANAHEIM CLOSEING OUT SALE! Two Branks Arrowed While Kindle-Mart Most. From The Kenneth August Meyers,a tall,slim individual, with one eye and a slovenly appearance.was delivering an oral on one day last week on Market street,between Eighth just as Meyers was beginning delivery of his five dollars speech. Merr Most,hast her feller wat can learn her peeches in die amber freedom.Long at der great aback hat he make ven be came ood or Blagall's Island brunion! Policeman Johnson was about half a block away,and saw two disturbances within which he waived."Make a sheer and show fellows wait we are." Good Work HORSE And a lot of Farming Use For Sale Cheap Inquire at this Office Keith & Rudd REAL-ESTATE AGENT In Dealer Lands and City Prod ANAHEIM Richfield Farms. Seven Miles From Anaheim. A Depot of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is situated on the land, and Trains 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, Cactus Roses, 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, Fallerton, Orange, Anaheim, 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. Price from $40 to $250 PER ACRE, according to improvements and water privileges on cash piece. This is sterling farm property, all mesa land and far below ruling prices. Intending settlers or speculators are invited to call for maps and particulars, and will be sent 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. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT OF FALL ANNOUNCEMENT OF S.S. Federman. As a result of my recent visit to San Francisco, my store now contains the very latest styles of Dry Goods, Clothing, Doodles, Shoes, Mats, and Caps, all selected by myself with a view to the wants of this market. I wish it distinctly understood that I am selling goods at such prices 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 somewhere in the county. REAL ESTATE OFFICE OF F. U. Schaunburger. I Handle Only the Very Choicest of Land, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED. I Have for Sale Fine Homes, with Orange and Walnut Crosses, and other Semi-Tropic Fruits; also all kinds of Deciduous Fruits. I make a specialty of the Land lying in the Magnificent Golden Gilt country. This land cannot be excelled by any in the world. All this land lies within limit of the Anaheim Union Water Company's district, with an Everlasting Attendance of Water. I will be pleased to show this land to all parties desirous of seeing it. Correspondence Solicited and Promptly Attended in: Postoffice Box 55. Anaheim, Cal. And 114 West First Street, Los Angeles, Cal. ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Union Water Company. CLOSTING OUT SALE! As I am bound to sell out, as soon as possible, everything belonging to me, Lotter Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Corsets, Trunks and Valises BELOW COST! Come and see for yourself and be convinced. Yours respectfully, HIPPOLITE CALIF. ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. I am prepared to contract for furnishing the Washington Region Novel, the hardcover of Japan and other a variety of literary treasures, but the amount of Mahogany is limited by actual demand. The price charged is a large opportunity for selling well-organized orchards cheap, with fine-class trees. Riverside, November 18th CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO MANTER BROS. For Fresh Meats, Ground Beef, Fresh Chicken, Lard and Beefed Meat. The "Lily" Marm and Macon cut to Order. Highest Market Prices paid for Fat Stock, Eggs and Poultry. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM CAL. AMERIGE BROS., FULLERTON ACREAGE PROPERTY AND LOTS A SPECIALTY. ALSO ORANGE AND RANCH Lands. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Union Water Company. For Bargains in Real Estate of All kinds Call on LYON & ENNIS ANAHEIM Cal.