anaheim-gazette 1887-12-01

RAILROAD MATTERS, The Atchison and Ocean Lines Progressing Some Five Elles Graded Toward Los Angeles and the Monde Meling Pushed Rapidly Train Laying. The Atchison graders have posted over a mile beyond Palmer and within five days the railroad will have reached Bevera Park. The railroad company has been moved from Anaheim to Palmer and at the end of the road, beyond the latter place, all bushels and activity. Grading is actively easy in the region to be traversed, the country being almost as level as a floor. It is expected that track laying will be commenced immediately so that trains will be running inside of six days. The Atchison company plans a ship load of ore rails at San Diego and move some vessels on the way. As soon as these vessels arrive in operations, will be inaugurated in their security. The Landing Railroad has closed past many friends during the week, and is now hauled by not only the wealthy men of town, but is routinely apportioned by capitalists of the Anglo-American Matter at this writing are waiting the arrival of gentlemen from San Francisco at which point could take advantage of manifested over the few railway Surveyors have been looking over the route considering the items of importance of city, etc. Right of way for the company has about been acquired and sold to the San Francisco people at this project arrive in Anaheim, where of day for the entire route, it is expected will be secured when all carriers will be rapidly posted. The next faraway will pass through North Anaheim, go through Pasadena and continuing on the railroad ranch, and ending Pomontary on the northern boundary of the town. The line will be most important traveling about a profific country, and connecting with a safe harbor and the extensive system of Atchison railway lines. It will bring landy, new practically unused equipment getting part of a large and growing settlement; and the end is not yet. Orangehouses have three railroad stations on the Southern Pacific road, and each one patronized extensively. It is about time the Southern Pacific people gave us a freight depot and a resident agent; the business will quite justify it. Perhaps the Santa Fe folks will be more generous. Last week's rain was hardly enough to start plowing, but that part of the winter work will mean begin in earnest. Grape growers in this vicinity are not digging up their vines. They have sufficient confidence in that industry to prune their vines and treat missing ones. It looks as if the disease had about run its course. Let us hope it is no. MONTKINSON HAS DECIDED Gentlemen of Scientific Attainments, Lost Town, Old Punch, alone. When the worthy driver of the Centerline news report to the superintendent of the company on last Saturday evening the amount of fares that had accrued during the previous week, and the gentlemen proceeded to square their accounts, a frequency of some 206 fares caused some little temporary astonishment. All attempts at traveling the mystery were fatal. The driver carried mainly to the president of the company and laid the matter before him. As he was about to withdraw his services from the company and would never more behalve the officials whose management and thinking had known as well to the demands of center street, the driver, with brains in eyes, impaired to say another has reputation as auditor at most would longer identify whether he should leave the company, with beauty a superior head and the tried and not foundering art stamped full upon him, or whether he must leave, and with there is no room for a man every day carriage. The power required to the secretary's office each tell upon it, officer stock and wagts and the driver training frantically upon the scene, set up aerial catterail that was discharged in itself. Once it happened that in the afternoon Amesbury preaching this summer encountered on the altitude an elderly gentleman had installed the second pedestrian our office, and sought with drivers and managers to turn from the sacred path on additional labor training a trial war (with side rules) to the eminent gentleman's biology, we continued to review of the culture of a certain San Antonio house. General Matthews then all company complaining that eminently appearance and research was proved to them with San Francisco, in the project arrive in Anaheim, city of May for the entire route, at the expected will be secured when all will be rapidly posted. The staff formed will learn, will pass the trial and try at North Anaheim, on this trip to Pass and continue until the reach Ranch, and enduring from the northern boundary of the town. The love will be most important, traveling with a profile country, and connecting with a safe harbor and the extensive system of Anaheim railway lines. It will bring lands, not practically missed except for getting purposes upon the market capable of supporting downsizing claims and demands. The increased value of real estate among the routes will also cut additional costs in the property city of the county. The Rock Island Railroad have 200 teams and a large number of workmen pushing their rails across New York. This company will meet to Angle county and include its own location where they bring them to Anaheim Landing. ALEXY NAYNAN, MARY Mr. Perkins began his property in Parry Ama. In 1859 he purchased Anaheim for the purpose of acquiring Superintendent of the South Aquila River. After removing the San Jose Mr. Perkins purchased a property in Ana, it being then located at the corner of Fourth and West streets, and is now valued at 225,000,000. The purchase price was $250. Some time after Mr. Perkins left for the East leaving the property in the lands of W. H. Spurgeon, of Santa Ana, as agent for the owner. The agent was to leave the lot in repair, collect renty taxes there, etc. Two years after purchasing Mr. Perkins was indirectly informed that his purchase had been sold for taxes, and that Mr. Spurgeon had bought the lot at tax sale. Mr. Perkins resided in Michigan at that time, subsequently removing to Dulce, Ohio, where he acted as agent for the Baltimore and Omaha Railroad. Mr. Perkins was never informed by lawyers by his agent as to the increased valuation of his property, and considering it, not worth the inquiry, he allowed it to stand until June of the present year, when he was made acquainted with the fact that his purchase had developed into a valuable piece of real estate. He immediately returned to Anaheim for the purpose of investigating the matter, and at once employed Walla, Van Dyk & Law of Los Angeles to take charge of the case. A suit was last week instituted against Spurgeon and the whole business will be ventilated in the courts. In conversation with a representative of the OAZERTX Mr. Perkins expressed no doubt that he would be able to recover title to his property, the purchase of which old residents of Anaheim remember perfectly well. With acquired rents and increased valuation the lot is worth quite a considerable amount. While at Santa Ana a few days ago, Mr. Perkins says, he was interrogated by several parties who were acquainted with the status of the case and who recognized him immediately. THE PULLESTON SCHOOL MOUSE. ARVES OF IN NORTH ANAHEIM TAXPERS. Last week I signed a petition asking that the trustee of the Anaheim School District take the necessary steps to have a school built at or near Fullerton, in North Anaheim, with the understanding that another petition would be presented to the County Superintendent from the taxpayers of a portion of the Orangehorse School District asking to be annexed to the Anaheim School District, they agree being considered necessary on account of the special Act which was passed by the Legislature for the benefit of the Anaheim School District and which prohibits any portion of the district being set off until the bonds issued are paid. I have just learned that some of the taxpayers very strictly object to assuming any portion of the Anaheim school debt, and also endeavor to make capital out of the fact that the Anaheim school is now overcrowded and that they would be asked to train more schoolchildren for the town. At first sight such an argument looks plausible and very taking yet I think I can convince those very careful individuals that it will assuredly relaunch much more to their credit and pocket could they perceive the transaction; that is what will happen did they join the Anaheim district, and let Anaheim district, as enlarged, build a school at Fullerton. I will assume that the appeal bonds of the Anaheim School District are about 300,000. Now we are sentimental at the In conversation with a representative of the Gazette Mr. Perkins expressed doubt that he would be able to recover title to his property, the purchase of which old records of Anaheim remember perfectly well. With incurred rents and increased valuation the lot is worth quite a considerable sum. While at Santa Ana a few days ago Mr. Perkins says, he was interrogated by several parties who were acquainted with the states of the case and who recognized him immediately they saw him. One interviewer was much surprised at the gentleman's return, and remarked that it had been given out that he was dead. His agent at Santa Ana, so Mr. Perkins alleges, had brought against tenants upon the property in question, and when asked to show his authority in giving in the matter, remarked the agreement between him and the owner was very verbal as that he had no papers to show his authority as agent. Mr. Perkins constitutes that he was kept in utter ignorance of the status of his Santa Ana real estate, and has returned to have the affair ventilated in the courts. FROM ORANGE THORPE. Latest News From Our Correspondent. Road-grading has about ceased in Orangehurst neighborhood. Some additional preparations have been made in regard to the moosewealth avenue, although its progress while sure, is somewhat slow. Mr. Niles Holman has obtained numerous signatures to a position asking that the tree he has planted in the section real east of his place be rooted up. Those trees were planted some years ago as a wind-break to orange perch, and are all in the street. Should that road no grudged, it would necessitate their removal, and in all probability this work will now be retarded infinitely. The railroad graders are now coming west of Fallarton. At the present rate Buena Park will be resolved inside of a week. It is rather confusing to a thorough meashack—one who is wedded to old-time customs and prejudice—to try to keep up with the modern boom passes. A few years ago Anaheim was the center of a large area of memory; and anyone living anywhere within a radius of ten or twelve miles spoke of Anaheim as "the town." Now there are a dozen or more embuyen silos, each striving for supremacy, and each forging ahead at breakthrough speed. One almost dreade to take a little siesta in the afternoon for fear he will find himself, upon awakening, in the center payable very strictly object to availing any portion of the Anaheim school debt, and also endeavor to make capital out of the fact that the Anaheim school is now overcrowded and that they would be taken to school elsewhere for the town. At most signs such an argument looks plausible and very taking yet I think I can convince these very careful individuals that it will assuredly relish much more to their credit and pocket could they perceive the transaction; that is what will happen did they join the Anaheim district, and let Anaheim district, as enlarged, build a second at Fallerton. I will assume that the annual bonds of the Anaheim School District are about $300. Now the governmental district of Anaheim district is in the neighborhood of Southwest. The amount of the portion coming from Orangehurse will be about $50, or eightighalf of the whole. First portion of Orangehurse would assume of the debt less than $70. You can see by this how much each individual (taking the assessment last year as a basis) would have pay for the next five years. The time in which the bonds are to be paid. Now, product this debt, major advantage would there be to that portion of the community who seem to be so deeply interested in tea debt? Should a school be built at Fallerton by the amalgamated districts costing $1,000, the old Anaheim district would put up seven eighths of the cost thereof, and should Anaheim want in the next year more school accommodation there also; and further, the amalgamable property in both places will not doubt in reason in the same proportion, as that whatever school accommodation is wanting, the old Anaheim district will pay seventh-eighths of the cost. That being the case, would it not be better to assume their proportion of the debt and pay one eighth for building a school at Fallerton than themselves to be set off from Orangehurse and have to build a $1,000 school, and only have an assumed value of $50 to levy on for payment, which would require $20 on every $1,000 assumed value, and if built by the amalgamated districts would be less than $225 on the thousand assumed value! When I heard of the opposition I was not surprised. Some people cannot or will not see anything beyond what they are working at, but I feel sorry that a scheme so redundant to the advantages of both districts should be trampled under foot because it is not suitable to the view of any party. North Anaheim wants a school just as much as Fallerton, but under present conditions cannot join to help build one. Youra, North Anaheim. Christmas and New Year's Gifts For your Christmas and New Year's gifts go to the Diagonal House, Roth & Sun, No. 273 North Main almond, Los Angeles. Direct importance of diamonds, bronze, stationary eta., and jewelry in fine watches and jewels; Joel 41 On last Friday evening, Novembe case of surgical instruments, both house of Mrs. Brennerman and then Hotel. A reward will be paid to by leaving the same with Dr. J. S. at the postoffice. TYROLEERS MUSTERED IN. Gen. Matthews Extends a Hearty Welcome. As Fine a company as Any in the second Krishna Manjart at the Anaheim Hotel Capt. Bermy tamed. The Tyroleers were mastered into the state militia last Saturday evening. Brigader General John K. Matthews, commanding the Second Brigade, accompanied by Major L. S. Butler, mastering officer, Acting Assistant Adjutant General, Major Hamlet, commanding the Second Brigade, and Lieutenant Cyrus Willard and C. D. Wilson, arrived on the evening train, and with Captain P. B. Pursey of the Tyroleers, were driven to the Planters' Hotel. Shortly after 7:30 clock numerous members of the newly organized company gathered at Knight's Hall, and after some preparations the Tyroleers dismissed them immediately when forty-four paying men assembled and formed in line under the command of Capt. Durry. By Biggest general Matthews, accompanied by the mastering officer and party, entered the hall, only was searched by the company. The officers took seats upon the stage. Major Butler then addressed the company, announcing the sign which they were meant to take. It was no unusual organization showing how many men were admitted, but a company of soldiers and sailors that required a good deal of attention. After reading his order from his partitions to master the Tyroleers and the stationary, and taking a moment to admire the portraits of the officers whom he met about taking upon them the company to train him, the company was subsequently called by each name of the company was subserviently called, the Tyroleers responded by assisting a pary being formed in double column. General Matthews thundered the company, commencing them on their likely appearance and remarking that he was proud to have trained them with his dragoon. Heinickriten. - The Los Angeles Herald spells it "Tyroleans." - A dwelling home is being erected on the Santa Fe tract. - Several vinyard artists are engaged in grubbing out disposal vines. - The tree in the school yard are being trimmed of their lower branches. - A neat veranda has been constructed in front of the Telephone Cigar Store. - Work has been commenced on the cement sidewalk in the Hotel Del Campo tract. - Mr. S. S. Peelerman has constructed a large and handsome office in his dry goods store. - Northam, Cahen & N. belong have commenced bottling 150 gallons of wine for shipment. - Fred Westphall, formerly with Fisher's cooperage, has gone to Pomona to engage in the cooperage business. - The Southern Pacific Railroad is repairing the bridge along its line preparing for the winter rains. - S. Lattfeld has completed a handsome fence on the south side of his lot on the corner of Allee and Olive streets. - Workmen are engaged placing earrings on the Hotel Del Campo tract, preparatory to the laying of cement sidewalls. - A half-dzen ten-mule wagons passed through town Sunday on their way to San Diego, to engage in hauling lumber. - Z. Decker, Public Administrator, was in town during the week looking after the ratatat of Uirich Benz and Louis Durr. - Center street is being rebuilt preparatory to the winter rains. Several bad holes in the southern part of Los Angeles street demand attention. - Joseph Racks has constructed a house on his property northeast of town, which will be occupied by Mr. Meyer, who will star a cocktail restaurant. - Several teams have been kept busy during the week having扎床 from the petroleum district, which is shipped to the Los Angeles Paving Company. - Samuel D. Dann, the seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dann, died on Saturday. The affected family have the heartfelt sympathy of the community. During this holiday it is the intention to inaugurate a ground rabbit drive, when both Capitaun will be plated, such as a gang of hens. The gang capturing the largest number of rabbits is to be prompted with a swep by the lions immediately after the hunt. The railroad bridge across the South Ana river at Olive Height is nearly completed. Marshalene Soto has disposed of his lot on the northwest corner of Los Angeles and South streets to Sebastian Strumble for $1,000. A light shower of rain fell yesterday afternoon, and last night several heavy showers visited this section. Gameroa rains have fallen throughout the State. The new building of Backs Brown on Los Angeles street is approaching completion, and is a decided ornament to that part of the town. It has been palated during the week. L. H. Mason of the Planters' Hotel is now from his sick room again, full of smiles as years progress; his many friends rejoice. Mr. Mason is too good a citizen to be indicted three days. Mr. N. A. Bitterer has tendered his resignation as driver on the Center-street car line, and is succeeded by O. P. White. Mr. Bitterer was a faithful laborer and his resignation is to be regretted. The Tyroleers will drill on Friday evening of this week, instead of Saturday, to allow the comrades to participate in the comprise of Malvern Hill Post on Saturday evening. Colonial Brooks will be in attendance both at the drill and camp fire. It is expected that work will be commenced on the Hotel del Campo in a few days. A new and better plan of the structure has replaced the former which was unsatisfactory. The foundation is already completed and work will now be pushed with all possible speed. In time upon the completion of Mr. Bitterer's backbuilding on Center and Olive streets, it is the intention of several our business men to erect substantial business blocks in that part of town. With the completion of the Hotel del Campo this will be a vigorous section of the town. Mrs. Breemerman met with a painful and dangerous accident on last Friday. While engaged in cleaning windows at her residence she was unfortunate enough to fall from a chair upon which she was standing when one of the rounds entered the right groin, producing what was at one time considered a fatal injury. Under the medical After the election the visiting officers were recruited to the Ausheim Hotel, where they were some followed by the Tyrolean marshal in a double rank, and all were soon seated in this dining room, which had been decorated with discursive drawings of the dainty Swiss Compile Bokler had spread for the reception. After the report a boat was sent to "Gnasel Matthews and the Second Lieutenant," which the comrade responded to roaring. General Matthawa replied in a warm speech, dwelling upon the importance and standing of his brigade, comparing the relative security of National Guard and regimentary army soldiers, and paying a warm tribute to General Miles. The second boat resumed its response to "Major Russell and the seventh Infantry," which the Major, in response, did sample justice to. "Captain Normy and the Ausheim Tyrolean" was next to board. The Captain, who was greeted with hearty praise, Sergeant Barlow interrupted captain as he was about to be his response, and in a few well-chosen words presented the captain, on behalf of the Tyrolean, with an elegant gold-bound walk gait, maneuvered to Captain D. Normy by the Ausheim Tyrolean. The recipient was somewhat surprised at receiving the token, but recovering himself, thanked the company heartily, and responded to the tea in a neat happy vein. Lieutenant Wilson responded to "The companies of the Seventh Infantry," Lieutenant Willard to "The Ministers of Los Angeles," and Major Butter to "The Ladies." General Matthawa threw in the party, being formed in double coalition. Major Russell also allowed that young men in a meal speech, after this company proceeded to the election of the members. Captain Normy was elected Captain, H.C. Hart art to account and Arthur L. Leavitt is absent. The election of these members gives unfounded satisfaction to the members. Captain Normy drives the fullest share of credit for seeing the fairness across the threshold of the National Board. Being himself through military officer, the captain will not incontently see it that the soldiers stand second to no military company in the State. Lieutenant Gally takes the honor threat upon him, being well informed in military tactics as any member of the Tyrolean. That he will be one of the most reliable countryside commanders is popular as any soldier in the country, and no doubt is warranted as to ability to cope with heartiness position. After the election the visiting officers were recruited to the Ausheim Hotel, where they were some followed by the Tyrolean marshal in a double rank, and all were soon seated in this dining room, which had been decorated with discursive drawings of the dainty Swiss Compile Bokler had spread for the reception. After the report a boat was sent to "Gnasel Matthews and the Second Lieutenant," which the comrade responded to roaring. General Matthawa replied in a warm speech, dwelling upon the importance and standing of his brigade, comparing the relative security of National Guard and regimentary army soldiers, and paying a warm tribute to General Miles. The second boat resumed its response to "Major Russell and the seventh Infantry," which the Major, in response, did sample justice to. "Captain Normy and the Ausheim Tyrolean" was next to board. The Captain, H.C. Hart art to account and Arthur L. Leavitt is absent. The election of these members gives unfounded satisfaction to the members. Captain Normy drives the fullest share of credit for seeing the fairness across the threshold of the National Board. Being himself through military officer, the captain will not incontently see it that the soldiers stand second to no military company in the State. Lieutenant Gally takes the honor threat upon him, being well informed in military tactics as any member of the Tyrolean. That he will be one of the most reliable countryside commanders is popular as any soldier in the country, and no doubt is warranted as to ability to cope with heartiness position. After the election the visiting officers were recruited to the Ausheim Hotel, where they were some followed by the Tyrolean marshal in a double rank, and all were soon seated in this dining room, which had been decorated with discursive drawings of the dainty Swiss Compile Bokler had spread for the reception. After the report a boat was sent to "G纳塞尔 Matthews and the Second Lieutenant," which the comrade responded to roaring. General Matthawa replied in a warm speech, dwelling upon the importance and standing of his brigade, comparing the relative security of National Guard and regimentary army soldiers, and paying a warm tribute to General Miles. The second boat resumed its response to "Major Russell and the seventh Infantry," which the Major, in response, did sample justice to. "Captain Normy and the Ausheim Tyrolean" was next to board. The Captain, H.C. Hart art to account and Arthur L. Leavitt is absent. The election of these members gives unfounded satisfaction to the members. Captain Normy drives the fullest share of credit for seeing the fairness across the threshold of the National Board. Being himself through military officer, the captain will not incontently see it that the soldiers stand second to no military company in the State. Lieutenant Gally takes the honor threat upon him, being well informed in military tactics as any member of the Tyrolean. That he will be one of the most reliable countryside commanders is popular as any soldier in the country, and no doubt is warranted as to ability to cope with heartiness position. After the election the visiting officers were recruited to the Ausheim Hotel, where they were some followed by the Tyrolean marshal in a double rank, and all were soon seated in this dining room, which had been decorated with discursive drawings of the dainty Swiss Compile Bokler had spread for the reception. After the report a boat was sent to "G纳塞尔 Matthews and the Second Lieutenant," which the comrade responds to roaring. General Matthawa replied in a warm speech, dwelling upon the importance and standing of his brigade, comparing the relative security of National Guard and regimentary army soldiers, and paying a warm tribute to General Miles. The second boat resumes its response to "Major Russell and the seventh Infantry," which the Major, in response, did sample justice to. "Captain Normy and the Ausheim Tyrolean" was next to board. The Captain, H.C. Hart art to account and Arthur L. Leavitt is absent. The election of these members gives unfounded satisfaction to the members. Captain Normy drives the fullest share of credit for seeing the fairness across the threshold of the National Board. Being himself through military officer, the captain will not incontently see it that the soldiers stand second to no military company in the State. Lieutenant Gally takes the honor threat upon him, being well informed in military tactics as any member of the Tyrolean. That he will be one of the most reliable countryside commanders is popular as any soldier in the country, and no doubt is warranted as to ability to cope with heartiness position. After the election the visiting officers were recruited to the Ausheim Hotel, where they were some followed by the Tyrolean marshal in a double rank, and all were soon seated in this dining room, which had been decorated with discursive drawings of the dainty Swiss Compile Bokler had spread for the reception. After the report a boat was sent to "G纳塞尔 Matthews and the Second Lieutenant," which the comrade responds to roaring. General Matthawa replied in a warm speech, dwelling upon the importance and standing of his brigade, comparing the relative security of National Guard and regimentary army士兵，and paying a warm tribute to General Miles. The second boat resumes its response to "Major Russell and the seventh Infantry," which the Major, in response, did sample justice to. "Captain Normy andthe Ausheim Tyrolean" was next to board. The Captain, H.C. Hart art to account and Arthur L. Leavitt is absent. The election of these members gives unfounded satisfaction to the members. Captain Normy drives the fullest share of credit for seeing the fairness across the threshold ofthe National Board. Being himself through military officer,the captain will not incontently see it thatthe soldiers stand secondto no military companyintheState.Lieutenant Gally takesthe honor threat uponhim,havingwelldecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhichthadbeendecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofthedaintySwissCompileBoklerhadspreadforthereception.Afterthereportaboatwassentto"AusheimHotelwheretheyweresomefollowedbytheTyroleanmarshalindoublerank,andallwere soonseatedinhisdiningroomwhicthedirectlydecorateddiscursivedrawingsofThednianCityInTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon in Tumaco City InTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deer which was killed in Tomato Canyon在TumacoCityInTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheSantiago.The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheSantiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheSantiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dear weightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumacoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The dearweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was killed在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a large stag deerwhich was kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a largestag deerwhich was kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a largestag deerwhich was kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a largestag deerwhich was kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a largestag deerwhich was kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than a大型stag deerwhich是kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than A大型stag deerWhich是kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>The darerweightless than A大型stag deerWhich是kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>ThedarerweightWhich是kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>ThedarerweightWhich是kill在TumocoCityInTheS Santiago>ThedarerweightWhich是kill在TumocoCityInTHE Snapshot Which是kill在TumocoCityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TumocoCityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TumocoCityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TumocoCityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill 在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在TUMOOcityIN THE Snapshot Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which是kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的kill在线游室 Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Which的 killerOnline Kinder Online By spending 25 cents on each store you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested in two stores you secure one chapel drawing. 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested 25 cents invested On last Friday evening, November 25th, a case of surgical instruments between the one of Mrs. Brennerman and the Plaintiff's hotel. A warrant will be paid to theunder cleaving the same with Dr. J. S. Gardiner the postoffice. At the shay-pigeon about at Ol. Keith's on Thanksgiving Monday, J. J. Schusden and C. Great proved to be the best markmen, having nine birds in their credit out of a possible ten. Mammus Redlock, F. H. Keith and Fox captured seven each. J. F. Haiker carried the target with only six. There was a rumor on the streets during the week that an order had been received from headquarters to the effect that the graders at present engaged on the Santa Barbara branch of the Southern Pacific had been ordered to stop processing for the present. It is said that several gangs will report for work in this immediate vicinity. Anaheim Lodge of A.O.U.W. at its meeting on last Friday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Dr. J.H. Ballard P.M.; B.J. Perry; Master J. Helmsen; Foreman; S.A. Dennis; Owner T.; S.Grimshaw; Recorder; J.S.Garner; Financialer; A.Bimpan; Receiver; E.Crowe; touche; H.A.Strong; Inside Watchman; Robert Parker; Outside Watchman. The Board of Managers of the Soldiers' Home arrived in Los Angeles on Tuesday from the north. They were entertained by the citizens of Los Angeles and subsequently held a business meeting, at which numerous flattering offers were tendered for the National Soldiers' Home. Edward Record offered to donate 160 acres six miles north of Anaheim. This offer, if accepted, will present the finest city for the home in the county, and is also a very valuable piece of real estate. Our excellent tabacist, A. S. Pigott, is to fore this week with a lottery drawing, the prizes to be an elegant mercenary pipe, the second box of imported cigars, third an amber cigar-holder, and the fourth, a second box of imported cigars. Pigott has one of the finest cigar and tobacco stores in the county and keeps his excellent stock of goods in careful condition. Each buyer of 22 cents' worth of amber's articles is presented with a coupon in the drawing, which takes place on January 12th. Mr. J. A. Whitaker gave as a substantial call on Monday and reports Berna Park in good condition. Railroad graders are in sight and grading stakes are placed through the Park. He expects the railroad camp to be removed there in a day or two. Has the Park opposite the depot completed; two new houses going up and others to follow; a flourishing Sunday school established, which convenes every Sunday at 3 p.m., in the hall over the store; a fine literary society open Saturday evening in which all the town take part. Mr. Whitaker appears well satisfied with the outlook for his new town. At the shay-pigeon about at Ol. Keith's on Thanksgiving Monday, J. J. Schusden and C. Great proved to be the best markmen, having nine birds in their credit out of a possible ten. Mammus Redlock, F. H. Keith and Fox captured seven each. J.F. Haiker carried the target with only six. There was a rumor on the streets during the week that an order had been received from headquarters to the effect that the graders at present engaged on the Santa Barbara branch of the Southern Pacific had been ordered to stop processing for the present. It is said that several gangs will report for work in this immediate vicinity. Anaheim Lodge of A.O.U.W. at its meeting on last Friday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Dr. J.H. Ballard P.M.; B.J. Perry; Master J. Helmsen; Foreman; S.A. Dennis; Owner T.; S.Grimshaw; Recorder; J.S.Garner; Financialer; A.Bimpan; Receiver; E.Crowe; touche; H.A.Strong; Inside Watchman; Robert Parker; Outside Watchman. The Board of Managers of the City Council of Lincoln, Neb., are now incarcerated in the Douglas county jail at Omma, by order of Judge Brewer of the United States Court, they have refused to pay fines imposed by the Court for contempt, aggregating $500. The trouble grew out of an attempt on the part of the Council to must Police Judgments for alleged malfeasance in office. Parens applied to Judge Brewer for an injunction restraining the Council. The Council ignored the injunction granted by Judge Brewer and refused to pay the fines as adjudicated. The Council has legal representatives to Washington with the intention of appealing the case to the Supreme Court. The dearest confirming the sale to Jotham Bailey of 4,183 acres in Los Alamitos, belonging to the estate of John W. Birby, was recorded on Tuesday.. Consideration, $100,000. WALLOP In Anaheim, November 27th, Rudolph, son of A.T.R.Wallop, age 11 years and 7 months, was born in Virginia. DUNN In Rudolph, November 27th, Rudolph, Dana, age 7 years. When the Angel of Death mails in Inquiry into law. The summons must be handled in Inquiry won. Children new youth are argued To answer "No." Mandela no subject may attend All must go. The child's worth million are increased In many a brent; Love Imagery or his memory Through his run. Our summons must be obtained In your name with faith. To guide our understanding In this mind. PRIMARY CHURCH Services every Sunday at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m., Rev. G.A.Kittel, pastor. GERMAN BYANGELICAL CHURCH Services every Sunday at 8 a.m., Rev.J.M.Banneman, pastor. GERMAN M.K.CHURCH Services every Sunday at 8 a.m., Rev.G.M.Banneman, pastor. MR.NORMACE CATHOLIC CHURCH Services every Sunday and December at Kendalph. Church of Thanhukin Mr. and Mrs.A.T.Wallop desire to return their minutes thanks to their many kind friends. Mr.C.L.Banneman in parishion, for dedication and assistance and for many beneficial financial offerings, during the midnight and death of their own Kendalph. CLOSING OUT SALE! As I am bound to sell out, as soon as possible, everything belonging to me, group and whooping SANTA ABIZ, the California summons. Every bottle war would be cured of that degarth, use California Cat by mail all lit. Santa Ana are sold and warranted by heim Cal. The Anaheim Improvement Corporation purchases buildings on business land for $5,000. REWARD. For a letter or more please contact us for consumption, brochure, group and whooping SANTA ABIZ, the California summons. Every bottle war would be cured of that degarth, use California Cat by mail all lit. Santa Ana are sold and warranted by heim Cal. KEITH & RU REAL-ESTATE Lands and City ANAHEIM Richfield Farms. SEVEN MILES FROM ANAHEIM. A Depot of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is situated on the land, and typing are now running regularly. The richest and finest soil in the county, and an abundant supply of water, both for irrigation and do-mestic use. Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Pears, Ginger Beans, Hummingbirds, Grapes, Alfalfa, Walnuts, Grain and Eucalyptus Trees now growing in profusion on the high ground, 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, Monterey, 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 any terms. Rents from $40 to $250 PER ACRE, according to improvements and water privileges on each piece. This is sterling farm property, all mesa land and far below rolling prices. Intending settlers or speculators are invited to call for maps and particulars, and will be expected to the ranch free for inspection. Parties not being suited with this Treat will do well to inspect our list of other presses, as we have on hand fine BARGAINS, both in Lots and Across Property. Improved and Unimproved. D. W. HUDSON & BRO. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL. Rimpaq Bro. Leola: We have the most complete stock of— Dry Goods: Dry Goods: Dry Goods! Clothing: Clothing: Clothing: Clothing: Boots: Boots: Boots: Boots: Shoes: Shoes: Shoes: Shoes: Hats: Hats: Hats: Hats! And guarantee prices to be lower than in any other store in town. Call and see for yourself. For Sale: I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Anahiem, opposite the Eucalyptus Tree. Rimpa Bros. Leals. We have the most complete stock of— Dry Goods! Dry Goods! Dry Goods! Clothing! Clothing! Clothing! Bands! Bands! Bands! Bands! Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! And guarantee prices to be lower than in any other store in town. Call and see for yourself. For Sale. I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Anaheim, opposite the Episcopal Church. The lot is 120x160 feet, highly improved, commodious and finely finished house of eight rooms, barn, etc. For terms and price apply to Anaheim real estate agents or to RICHARD MENDECK. BUSINESS BRIEFES. By spending 25 cents in the Telephone Cigar Store you secure one chance in the Prize Drawing. 25 cents invested in the Telephone Cigar Store secures a chance in the Prize Drawing. Strangers, when in town, go in and look at the prizes at the Telephone Cigar Store. Two thousand dollars to loan on good security. Apply at this office. Woodchoppers wanted to cut gum wood. Apply to A. W. Danforth, two miles south of Planters' Hotel. The Anaheim Improvement Company are ready to receive hubs for grading and curbing the sidewalk between Olive and Orange streets, on the south side of Center street. New fresh honey in the comb at Walp's. "The Model Grand" the newest and best stove, at Beunerscheidt's. An unlimited line and a choice assortment at Wallop's. The wellpipe business is brisk. Mr. Bannersheidt has just received a large invoice of material. Big invoices of Boots and shoes received at Federman's. For sale at bottom prices. For cigars and tobacco of the finest and best quality go to Helmsen's. For the very choice confectionery—always new and fresh—call at Helmsen's. President Cleveland says that the California stove, Sunset Range, beats even Illaine. For sales at Beunerscheidt's. For stationery—all kinds, latest styles and best quality—go to Helmsen's. Paragon Japan Tea and silver prizes at Wallop's. Windland's famous Philadelphia Bottled Lager on ice at the Vountain. "The Cyclone" is the best and most enduring of windmills. For sale at Beunerscheidt's. J. S. Weber, Center street, has just received a complete line of Agate Pressed Ware Staves and Ranges which he will sell below Los Angeles prices. Give him a call no 2611. A large fire proof safe, in perfect order, is offered for sale cheap. Inquire of F. & J. Backs. The Anaheim Improvement Company will assist purchaser of life on their trust to build dwelling houses on business houses thereon. $5,000 Reward. $5,000 For a better or more pleasant remedy for the cure of consumption, branchial troubles, cough, group and wheeping cough than SANTA ABIZ, the California king of consumption. Every bottle warranted. If you would be cured of that disguising disease, catarthus, use California Cat R-Cure, $1 a jar; by mail all it. Santa Abiz and Cat R-Cure are sold and warranted by A. Krug, Anaheim, Cal. Schumacher & Hendricks, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE in Planters' Hotel Building. Center Street, -- Anaheim, Cal. We have now on hand a fine list of property. IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED, which we can recommend as Great Dargales. To those who desire to sell we would say, give us the sale of your property at Reasonable Prices, and We Will Spend Money in Trying to Sell it. INSURANCE AGENTS. J. E. KARNES. MILTON O. MILLER Karnes & Miller, No. 10 West Second Street, Los Angeles, Cal. The Water Supply of Southern California. Have had seven years' experience in handling and developing water in Southern California. REAL ESTATE handled in all its branches. CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY. List your property with us. ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. Delinquent Notice, Anaheim Union Water Company. CLOSING OUT SALE! As I am bound to sell out, as soon as possible, everything belonging to me, I offer 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, HIPPOLYTE CAHEN. ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO MANTER BROS. For Fresh Meats, Corned Beef, Pheasant Breast, Chicken Lard and Sausage Kits. The "Lily" Marm and Bacon on sale to Order, Highest Market Price Paid are Fat Stock, Eggs and Poultry. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM, CAL. AMERICE BROS., FULLERTON ACREAGE PROPERTY AND LOTS A SPECIALTY, ORANGE AND RANCH Lands. DELINquent Notice, Anahaim Union Water Company. There is delightment upon the ballet of the dancers in the ballet troupe of Anahaim Union Water Company. The annual ballet festival will be held on December 15th. The annual ballet festival will be held on December 15th. The annual ballet festival will be held on December 15th. FOR BARGAINS Real Estate LYON & ENNIS, ANAHEIM, CAL.