anaheim-gazette 1887-12-08

MALVERN HILL CAMPFIRE. "By the Midnight Campfire and in the Field." A Joyous Gathering at Old Fallows' Hall on last Saturday evening was a most enjoyable affair. Preparations had been made for a royal good time and the many people who were present will double-loss attest the fact that a more pleasant time was seldom held. Many visiting comrades from neighboring ports of the Grand Army were in attendance, and with their interesting reminiscences compiled with some of the soldiers of Malvern Hill presented almost valuel and interesting entertainment. The usual camaraderie revolt of foe fire, hard tack, pork and bacon and the no-matter other battles perished, they know as well how tough pastures and be prepared with liven stalks and man apprehended by the many ladies and go the men present. Commander Edward called the meeting to order at a room with the troops are appointed to their duties with the necessary equipment and time of service on the army number and place of their company during the war, and other instructions given to them present. After many responses, with generous apologies here and there to a soldier who had seen an important or highly significant service under a brilliant commander, the tireless assemblage joined in the song "Battle Cry of Freedom," everybody singing with genuine war-time spirit. After the song the commander called upon generals to give personal reminiscences of the war. Mr. Iron responded first. He was at the battle of Company A, the Chaplain of his company, and at Mr. freenborn experienced times both trying and drill. In his immutable style the veteran gentleman wore helmet in putting everybody in this best of good nature. Of course there were bad soldiers in Mr. Living company, but he did his best to return them and keep them shooting. Conrad to be detailed interesting experiences in the battle of the Wickens' Hill left home when 18 years of age, being among the last to volunteer before the death. In the Wickens' hill the author wrote free stamps while Confederate ballots whirled through the air, and others simmering moments no dear to the hungry soldier's breath had to be abandoned to their fate on the approach of Johnny Keb Home had gone forth to capture the enemy, but the only things they succeeded in capturing were a brace of hands and a good fat turkey gobbler and sometimes a sheep or goat. Personal rec collections of Jubal Early and then of Gee gallant Scandinavian in the Shamandah valley were eagerly listened to and much appreciated. The company broke up at a late hour, everybody glad of having been present at the campfire. THE BOARD OF TOWN EASTERS met at appointed every year alternating present Moore Gannon, Krenger and Bake and Clark Nestling. Minister of peace meeting were real and approved. Report of Town Marshal was read and accepted. Report of Treasurer showing a balance on hand in the treasury of $100,000 and referred to the Chief for inspection. Mr. Smyth will have been sent to the grinding of Warnet attack on the railroad track at about 6 P.M. Referred in Commission for Railway Station. Mr. Holmes will be sent at the official water station Drayton shortly after arrival to the Board of Houses. The Committee on Public Improvements reported that grading of streets began at Warnet attack on the railroad track at about 6 P.M. Referred in Commission for Railway Station. Do not mention if it was an accident at any point. Attended to Monday night at 7:30 o'clock. MALVENIA TEAM. "Horns" Home Again Latest News from Merville. T. K. McDowell is very proud lately. Causes more little boy Lake. Pomeroy says that Lockwood Thales and Lily Hunt are married. The ceremony is said to have been performed by Mr. George Huntley, father of the family. Mr. Dick Huntley will all bet upon some lies to give personal reminiscences of the war. Mr. Irwin responded first. He was at the battle of Corunna, the Chapel of his company, and at Mr. Freeborn experienced times both trying and drill. In his immutable style the recurrent gentleman wore helmet in parting everybody in the best of good nature. Of course there were bad soldiers in Mr. Living company, but he did his best to return them and keep them shooting. Conrad to be detained after expressing experiences in the battle of the Worcester. He left home when 15 years of age, being among the last to volunteer before the death. In the Walleress the order came on one occasion to be down and to be personally obeyed, with Constable ballast who was about him. Subsequently rebel sharpshooters picked up soldiers to a small number of viciously and they dropped, wounded and dying around time. But he came out all right and lives to be a worthy citizen and soldier. Rev. Mr. Irwin when speaking of Charleston's militarism and Murfreesboro remembered his vision were after the soldiers among whom Dr. Gardiner was writing pointing in to our excellent Postmaster. Everybody had calls were made for it. Doctor to say soon thing of a trial happened at that time. The Doctor resisted although he wore the gray, he was proud to be in uniform, and kept the company in mind during his tour as restful. The Doctor, brave man he is and unhappy was war-time, had no wounds, never thirsts, this income found himself in a game about it. He knew how much money he pinned behind his armage in various proportions, where allowed himself to remain during a country Federal festival of bullets which was warranted by our own neighborhood parish about that time. Many stirring scenes interrupted with incidents more horrible than suburbs, were narrated, and when the speech was over was much applause, in tell us so easily any one in the hall. Although the Doctor "not on you side" he never attacked the room of together. Now these Ariels him but to catch him bigly, although with them and warm personal friend. Everybody found in "Lampy Town, Tampa, the Bay are Marching, rolling at with a will. Gamrale Barka's elephant remains were all too short. Many remarks were heard that he could be intended to forums. He was in Missouri at the outskirts of the Hebron, the principal of a large college Mastering officers of the Confederate were securing soldiers in his county and had for students arrayed in line preparatory to paying them into the Confederate service when he arrived upon the scene. He consented the students to "step on the other side of the line, for when you once pulled down the Stars and Stripes you trample upon and lose your liberties." Mr. Burke removed to Tennessee and busied himself righting the enemy in his own yard. All of his fighting during the war was combined to three counties in Tennessee. No sympathy will do the gentleman's address a measure of justice At the mention of personally pressing brother arrayed against brother, and father against son, many eyes were mounted at thoughts of the sad scene. Mr. P.A. Sumacher then rose to ask Dr. Gardiner a question. He was at Murfreesboro and was wounded seven times "I want to know, Doctor, if you were the man MAGENDA HERM. "Horra" Home Again Latest News from Hertz. T.K.McDowell is very proud lately Cause more little boy Lake. Emergency says Lookout Thunder and Lightning are married. The ceremony is said have been performed by Mr. George Hinderley, the father of the teacher. Mr.Dick Hinderley has all but won his victory. 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LEC ANHEUSER JAPAN Mr.Turnaby Carroll is in receipt of an order for a large consignment of Japanese permanent trees to be shipped to Japan, and which are to be forward immediately. The fame of his new series, so well established throughout Southern California, thus extend to the other side of the earth. There is no doubt that the congratulations in the Mikado Empire will have the same cause for gratification that Mr. A Rabbit Drive We have been handed the following regulations which are to give coming rabbit drive between Anahale Orangehorse. Shooters will meet at Bedening December 20th at 9 o'clock to paradements for the drive. Orange is hunted against Anahale, equines for gun-sport superior, the house pacing them into the Cushion rate service when he arrived upon the scene. He cautioned the students to "step on the other side of the line, for when you meet pallown the Stars and Stripes you trample upon and lose your liberties." Mr. Buckley removed to Tennessee and based himself fighting the enemy in his own yard. All of his fighting during the war was confined to three counties in Tennessee. No sympathy will do the gentleman's address a measure of justice. At the mention of personally witnessing brother gravel against brother, and father against son, many eyes were mounted at thoughts of the sad scene. Mr. P. A. Schumacher then rose to ask Dr. Gardiner a question. He was at Murfreesboro and was wounded seven times. "I want to know, Doctor, if you were the man that shot me?" After the laughing had subsided the Donation repaid: "Ldon't know, Schumacher, but I tried awful hard to do it." Whereupon Mr. Schumacher advanced to Dr. Gardiner and asked truthfulness, laughter, slapping of hands and cheering, all animosity existing between the blue and the gray was there and then buried lost of sight forever. The two soldiers shook hands with as much spirit as two long-separated brothers. Colonel John Brooker of Artasia, drillmaster of the Ansaheim Pyroleers, said that as everyone had given personal recollections of the war, he would devote himself to speaking of something that concerned those present at this immediate juncture. He had heard whispers that Malvern Hill Post was about to surrender its charter. "Never do that," said he, "for the sake of your home and your fireside, for the sake of your country that you defended, change on you if that be the case. Shame on you, I say, if there be living one soldier here who has thoughts of surrendering the charter of Malvern Hill to national headquarters." The Colonel, besides being a thorough tactician, is a fluent extempore speaker, and doubtless dispelled the fears of some that Malvern Hill Post would give up its existence. He certainly instilled new life into its members, which will doubtless have lasting effect. The Colonel's rendition of the toast "The Old Canteen" was most happy. Kerrybody Joined in "Marching Through Georgia." Conrade Inaley made a stirring address which was listened to with wagging attention. When supper was announced the visiting comrades and ladies were escorted to well-laden tables where their every want was attended/to. The tables were resorted to accommodate those in attendance and what all had been satisfied, they repaired to the main hall and listened to more interesting rumblessness of the Rebellion. Mr. Derham of San Francisco rendered "Barbara Fritchie" in excellent style. Some comrades narrated how they found themselves conveniently enunciated behind Mr. Turrell to Ship Trees to the Mikado's Realm. Mr. Turrell is in receipt of an order for a large consignment of Japanese perishent trees to be shipped to Japan, and which are to be forwarded immediately. Two fame of his nurseries, so well established throughout Southern California, is thus set to have extended to the other sale of the earth. There is no doubt that the congenies in the Mikado's Empire have the same cause for gratification that Mr. Carroll's patrons throughout the Southern portion of the State have enjoyed for many years. A visit to the gentleman's nurseries will repay anyone for going. They are undoubtedly the finest in the State. In the nursery tree are numbered not by the thousand, but as Mr. Carroll remarks, by the million. Orange lemons, express Lemon and all other varieties thrive in wonderful luxuriance. Many thousands of orange trees, planted in bed on last May day, have already achieved the surprising height of two feet, and constitute as vigorous and robust a sight as one could wish to see. Not a dead tree defaces the lot. In lieu this is true of the combined nurseries, for among the millions of healthy growing trees, not one is to be seen that is other than flourishing and flourishing tremendously at that. This would doubtless speak well for the ordinary nurseryman, but as Mr. Carroll is a grower of trees in the true sense, this otherwise miraculous achievement is but an everyday accomplishment. Eighty sacks of English salt shell walnuts will also be added to the nurseries this season. Mr. Carroll's carp pond is one of the hand-simest arrangements in the country. The reservoir contains in the neighborhood of twenty-five thousand German carp, some of them over two feet in length and as beautiful specimens of the many tricolors as could be imagined. For Sale I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Ansaheim, opposite the Epapas Church. The lot is 120x160 feet, highly improved, commodious and finally finished house of eight rooms, barn, etc. For terms and price apply to Ansaheim real estate agents or to Richard Melrose. Last On last Friday evening, November 25th, a case of surgical instruments, between the house of Mrs. Bremerman and the Planters' Hotel. A reward will be paid to the finder by leaving the same with Dr. J. S. Gardiner at the postoffice. A Rinkbit Drive We have been handed the following regulations which are to govern rabbit drive between Ansaheim Orangethorpe: Shooters will meet at Breening December 21st at 9 o'clock to parade movements for the drive. Orangets agree to hunt against Ansaheim, equitors for an oyster supporter, the leisure pay for such one of the hotels in Ansaheim on the evening of hunt at 3 o'clock. Dearest and expected that all should捉付 pay their proportion of their pension; shall they be by side; should they be on the outskirts they are expected to eat all they live. Ten or 12 lays wanted with hair drives, for which they will be paid each and a good supper. F. H. Kittin Anaheim. All who wish to hand in the fan should report to San-Kith within ten days from the appraisal of this in print, or at least five days after 24th in order to have supper put there count will be as follows: Jack 28 each, cotton tails 10 squalls 5 hare coyotes 53, will cats 30, grizzly bears. Get your fine dress suits at Rimpan - Paragon Japan Tea and silver Wall Wash. Windmill's Jamua Philadelphia Lager on ice at the Fountain. Overwinter at Rimpan. "The Oystone" is the best and rides during wild mills. Gents neckties at Rimpan Drosa. J. S. Weber, Center street has covered a complete line of Agate Press Shores and Ranges which he will sell Los Angeles prices. Give him a call for large fire proud safes in perfect condition for sale cheap. Lequire of Backs. For latest style gents' hats call on Bros. NETWORK OF RAILROADS The Los Angeles and Landing Broad-Gauge. Overseeing the Mount of the New Line The Landing to be made in Large Mariner-The Road from Anaheim to the Open. A corps of engineers under the leadership of A. M. Campbell, formerly of the California Harbor, are now engaged in surveying the route at the new railroad from Angeles to Anaheim landing. They have announced operations at Nailen's Junction where parking is rapidly along toward Long Beach. All rights of way have been secured and extensive valuable connections have been granted for company at Anaheim landing, which point will be the terminus of the new railroad. Some of them in at present, headquarters of Los Angeles are interested in the new railroad which is promised to commence on January 1st. Conversation recently with a gentleman who is urgently concerned in the Arizona system of railways, the water crew is not sure that the principal objects of termination of their lines in Los Angeles city are not waived by a late harbor. With its own road would receive a form of competitor for railway business in this state. The very fact of a real being in the valley of miles to the westmost town must take a suitable route to the highway in coming that a well located company would launch at. The gentleman returned to his asked impressions were as to La Bella harbor and what was considered of the quality of the landing by the Atchison pier. We have his word there is plenty no impressions there are any good points revealed with it an apt to the ocean that national. Their report was most timely, and was immediately communicated to the management of the road. Conclusions have already been granted road to build from Los Angeles to the Chicago and Chicago harbor and be located at Water place. There is doubt that the Angeles and Landing road is in the land of the Atchison people, or that it is intended to be. Keinigkeiten. Farmers are busy expected these days planning and preparing to put in crops. Work is being rapidly pushed on the water company's large reservoir in the Krusner trout. It is mid that oil from Puente will be piped to Buena Park and a large refinery established at that point. B. F. Porter has teams engaged on the total tract grazing the streets, for which he has secured the contract. Large inventions of holiday goods are being received by S. S. Palmera, many pretty presents being among them. Give him a call. The Fallerton Hotel is about completed and presents an imposing appearance. It is intended to open the house with a grand hall. The Webster Brady combination appear at Kroger's Hall next Monday evening. They come well recommended, and will doubtless receive a hearty reception. While trimming trees on the Hotel Del Campo tract on Tuesday, W. W. Weaver met with a serious weather, inhibiting an ugly wind three inches above the ankle. Two Indians aimed themselves by fighting on Monday when Constable Sayhe have moved and escorted by Clerk of Police Northam and has now plunged hat, escorted them to jail. Hamilton Brown have sold lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 in the Santa Fe tract to J. L. Michel of Kansas for $52). The purchaser will erect a residence and move his family here as soon as it is finished. Joseph Helmsen is to the fore this week with a select stock of goods suitable for Christmas and New Year presents. His stock has been carefully selected and is one of the handiest ever brought to town. On Saturday evening as Paget's express headed with passengers, was returning from the Southern Pacific depot. The hand axle was broken, precipitating several of these contents to the gravel. No serious assistance occurred. An interlocated individual entered Master Brood-borer shop on Saturday, and in order to have a little enjoyment commenced smashing a painful of eggs which were displayed upon the counter. He was arrested and hung 57. At the municipal election in Los Angeles on Monday the Democrats rather got away with the works. A contest is set up as to the legality of this election on account of the polls closing too early. An interesting suit is in promise. Evergreen Council of the American Legion BELOW THE SEA LEVEL Curious Customs of Hot Spring Indians. Military Graves on the Brent-Mill of Overflowed Anaconda-Full Moon Tide of the Gulf or California. To the Editor: When I wrote last was in the mountains near Oak Grove, about ten miles this side of Warner's ranch. We made camp the following night at Aguila Caliente, north of Warner's ranch. Here are the celebrated hot sulphur springs. The water gathers out of oceans in the rocks—about fifty inches—and hot enough to boil an egg in ten minutes. The Indians have some rule bath-houses which are a source of considerable revenue. The water is used for irrigation after being collected in a small reservoir. At daylight we were awakened by the stir of the Indians and were surprised to see larger children with shallower ones on their backs wearing their way towards the hot springs. Out of curiosity I followed it. It was scarcely layed, and there I saw glazed children from indiae to fall grawn, in the water to keep warm. Instead of making fire they lay in the water till the sun was up; then they get on the sunny side of their houses and appeared to be comfortable. They pride themselves upon their honesty and I believe that they are. We lost there a surveyer's trip and upon our return we found it at Warner's station. It had been picked up by all Indian who followed us that fat, a distance of three miles, but not overtaking us, lost at there. After leaving San Felipe ranch, a short lay a travel from Aguila Caliente, awaited on the desert, although for two days our trail was unbroken but no vegetation and heavy sand, although every eight or ten miles we laid water. The third day we passed through several of 52 feet below one level. The ground was literally a bed of sea ice and fossils. After we ascended from this depression we entered upon the desert pure and simple heavy sand with flat the dim outline of a road. We had about twenty five miles of this heavy dragging with no water except what we hailed with us. On this desert we passed several graves. One had the appearance of a husain being buried by his wife, as the grass was usuallynamental with stones of all sizes and shapes arranged in the form of a cross, and two holes, like those of a sheep's foot. A busbit Drive has been handed the following rules regulations which are to govern the ring rabbit drive between Anaheim and Inglethorpe. Masters will meet at Browning's place on December 2 at 9 o'clock to perfect amments for the drive. Orangetharp is to hunt against Anaheim, equal number of dogs supervised, the losing party has been handled the following rules regulations which are to govern the ring rabbit drive between Anaheim and Inglethorpe. Masters will meet at Browning's place on December 2 at 9 o'clock to perfect amments for the drive. Orangetharp is to hunt against Anaheim, equal number of dogs supervised, the losing party has been handled the following rules regulations which are to govern the ring rabbit drive between Anaheim and Inglethorpe. Masters will meet at Browning's place on December 2 at 9 o'clock to perfect amments for the drive. Orangetharp is to hunt against Anaheim, equal number of dogs supervised, the losing party has been handled the following rules regulations which are to govern the ring rabbit drive between Anaheim and Inglethorpe. A party of thirty gentlemen arrived from Los Angeles yesterday for the purpose of inspecting the new town of Carlton, lately established on the hirchfield barn. Under the guidance of Hudson Bros., they were driven to Carlton, where they were pleased with the location and premises. An interlocated individual entered Master Bros.' borer shop on Saturday, and in order to have a little enjoyment commenced smashing a painful of eggs which were displayed upon the counter. He was arrested and fined $7. At the municipal election in Los Angeles on Monday the Democrats rather get away with the works. A contest is now set up as to the legality of the election on account of the pollinghouse to early. An interesting suit is in promise. Evergreen Council of the American Legion of Honor, No. 853, will host a meeting on next Wednesday evening. Members are requested to be present, as nominations of officers will be made and other important business come before the meeting. It is said that Bosner's Orchestra will pay us another visit. This pleasant news, for every attendant at their first entertainment will be glad to listen to them again, and may more well accept of the opportunity of listening to their superb music. Mr. F. Conrad has purchased the boiler and other material of the New York Brewery in Los Angeles, which is shortly, we are informed, to go out of business. He will add his purchases to his extensive brewing establishment in Anaheim, and keep right along brewing the most elegant beer in California. Mr. Reiser's new brick building on the corner of Olive and Center streets will be one of the largest and most substantial edifices in town. Work is to begin and carried to completion at once. We hear of several other brick businesses to be constructed on Center street, together with residences and other substantial improvements. Mrs. Meta Brenermann, who was seriously injured last week, expired on last Saturday. Mrs. Brenermann's day will leave a void in Anaheim which cannot be filled. She was an old resident and was lared and respected by all who know her. The entire community means her humility both. Ms. Jane Brenermann arrived from Boston on Sunday evening, in response to a telegram sent her at the time of her mother's unfortunate accident. Rimpan Bros.' holiday announcement will be perused with interest by the many who are desirous of securing landlords and valuable holiday presents. Their dry goods emporium is as perfect as any in the county, and has been stocked lately with a wealth of goods that are being almost given away. The Beetles Rimpan are enterprising merchants and deserve well at the hands of innending purchasers in this vicinity. Mr. Frank Schaumburger has a magnificent clatter of oranges at his real estate office in Los Angeles. They measure twelve and one half inches in circumference, are from the grounds of Col. Keith, and are as fine specimens as can be found anywhere. Mr. Schaumburger has also a pumpkin weighing 185 pennies, some mammoth sweet potatoes and several other large products of Anaheim soil. His collection attracts widespread attention in Los Angeles, and is the means of diverting considerable notice to this section. A party of thirty gentlemen arrived from Los Angeles yesterday for the purpose of inspecting the new town of Carlton, lately established on the hirchfield barn. Under the guidance of Hudson Bros., they were driven to Carlton, where they were pleased with the location and premises. On this desert we passed several graves, but had the appearance of a husband being carried by his wife, as the grave was totally ornamental with stones of all sizes and shapes arranged in the center of a cross, and houses like the ones at a steep坡 by a path of cement and standing upright at the head of the grave. We cannot but let our headdress imply any soils as indistinct as compelled to step on that break heart to await the death message to take away a beloose one in the low sun. For maps walking for water with no friends to act in the rainstorms. Certainly. The darkest hour of the night is the hour white moon. So we found it. The worst and most dreary and dismal read just before we entered upon the overcast landscapes of "New River." Thus New river, as Linda Joe Sawall calls it, is one wrong and it; that is, one whose waters ran in its mouth instead of out. When the floods of the Colorado river meet the new or fall mounds of the Gulf of California then back water of the Colorado river runs back up through Coquam South in Lower California and New river in California, and when all the channels are filled then the country is overflowed for about thirty miles across, the country leans to the north, reaching up to its mouth instead of out. When the floods of the Colorado river meet the new or fall mounds of the Gulf of California then back water of the Colorado river runs back up through Coquam South in Lower California and New river in California, and when all the channels are filled then the country leans to the north, reaching up to its mouth instead of out. When the floods of the Colorado river meet the new or fall mounds of the Gulf of California then back water of the Colorado river runs back up through Coquam South in Lower California and New river in California, and when all the channels are filled then the country leans to the north, reaching up to its mouth instead of out. There is not a significant doubt that waters of the Colorado can and will be conducted to this fertile region and overlying channels shipped out. In fact as soon as the preliminary survey demonstrates that fact, the capital really underwent that final deal while all its depths remain raised at desert lands for it will produce nothing without water, and these overviews occur at irregular intervals of three, five or seven years, past as it happens, and moving to the deserts on family tilting up there less frequent than normally. We logged a well twenty-one foot deep and found good water at this feet from desert silt in ponds in this part but as the water came in shortly and then oil stopped up the straighter on the pump pipe we were unable to get salt water to do much good. We explored a good depth of the country and found it all good; some covered with a dense growth of grasswood; other parts covered with immense stalks of sandflowers. A good deal of Mosquito timber is growing along the coast; also where not burning off by Indians, great quantities of wild millet, which it is making excellent hay. The Southern Panels Railroad Company claims each old section within the twenty-mile limit and asks if an effort there has been taken. There is a little advantage in getting earlier railroad lands or lands from the fact that you are not required to do anything to hold them. The Government requires twenty-five cents an acre on filing, also requiring that forty acres out of each hundred be gutted within three years; that if taken up under the Desert Land law. And it takes until either homestead or pre-construction same law governs as in other places. For a man who has means to spare help develop the water and reclaim the land there is unobtainable a fortune there as that land will produce heat of orange lemon times grape banana dates corn alfalfa winter potatoes etc.; let it go to a man A Inbitit Drive We have been handed the following rules regulations which are to govern the rail rabbit drive between Anaheim and Anaheim: - The rabbits will meet at Browning's place on December 24th at 9 o'clock to perfect armaments for the drive. - Orangetharpes are to hunt against Anaheim, equal number of orangetharpes in pursuit, the losing party may for some. - Squirrels are to be get up in the hotels in Anaheim on the same time of hunt at 3 o'clock. - It is unusual that all shooters parading pay their proportion of the excrement should they be on no hide; should they be on the other side are expected to eat all they can eat Ten or 12 days wanted with horses as far as they will be paid 75 cents and a good supper. - W. J. Smith, John Grangehorse, F. H. Keith, cap Anaheim. - All who wish to take in the fan should report to Smith and within ten days from the appearance it in print, or at least five days before 24th in order to have supper prepared. - Count will be as follows: Jack rabats, each cotton tails 10, quail's 8, hawks 10, tates 53, will cats 30, grizzly bear 250. Church Announcements. BETTERIAN CHURCH. I notice ever Sunday Widland's famous Philadelphia Dotted car on ice at the Fountain.巡览站 at Rimpan Dross. "The Cyclone" is the best and most enchanting of whirlmills. For sale at Leenerd's. Gents neckties at Rimpan Dross. S. Weber, Center street, has just reared a complete line of Agate Pressed Warmer and Range which he will call below Angeles prices. Give him a call, must fire fireproof safe, in perfect order, and for sale cheap. Loquire of F. & J. or latest style gents' hats call on Rimpan Dross. Christmas and New Year's Gifts For your Christmas and New Year's gifts go to the Diamond House, Roth & Sea, No. 573 North Main street, Los Angeles. Direct import of diamonds, brass, sturdy, steel, and dolphins in fine washmen and jewelry, dest 44 A party of thirty gentlemen arrived from Los Angeles yesterday for the purpose of inspecting the new town of Carlton, lately established on the Richheld farm. Under the guidance of Hudson Bros., they were driven to Carlton, where they were pleased with the location and prospects of the place that over $600 worth of town lots were sold to them. The Richfield Farm tract is one of the most valuable in the county, and through the agency of Hudson Bros., it is rapidly acquiring a widespread reputation. Brows are low at this time, but they will undoubtedly rise in the near future. Several comrades of Solgejack Post of Santa Ana attended the Malvern Hall campfire at Q41 Fellow's Hall last Saturday evening, and enjoyed a royal good time. Sedgwick Post will hold a campfire at Santa Ana soon, and many ex-soldiers from Anaheim have accepted invitations to be present. Dr. Gardiner, whose response on Saturday evening created so much laughter at Malvern Hill's campfire, has been extended an especial invitation to be present, and has been notified also that if he does not put in an early appearance a detail of ex-soldiers will be sent for him to formally convey him to Santa Ana. We are in receipt of the following plaintive screed from San Francisco, which we reproduce evolution by literature: San Francisco. I Dec. 1867. Dear Sir: I take myself the liberty to ask you please Gentleman if you could like no kind and put following advertisement in the Newspaper for me and I will be very much obliged and thankfully to you please Gentleman: A young German would like to teach American English and German children the German language to start a German school on any terms. Please alquire: F. H. No. 998 Morning Call Office San Francisco, Cal. Years very Respectfully F. H. Business Briefs. Lost in Anaheim or North Anaheim, a shawl; main color brown with small pearls. Also spectacles in tin case. Finder please leave them at Grace office. By spending 25 cts. in the Telephone Cigar Store you secure one chance in the Prize Drawing. 25 cts. 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. Woodchoppers wanted to cut gun wool. Apply to A. W. Danforth, two miles north of Planters' Hotel. The Anaheim Improvement Company are ready to receive bids for grading and cutting the sidewalk between Olive and Orange streets on the month side of Center street? New Trush honey in the comb at Walpole's. "The Model Grand" the pawnt and best store at Rannerehould's. An unlimited line and a choice amortal at Wallop's. The wallpipe business is leaker. Mr. Rannerehould has just received a large increase of material. 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, Castor Beans, Tomatoes, Grapes, Alfalfa, Walnuts, Grain and Eucalyptus Trees now growing in profusion on the land, thereby proving the quality of the soil. From any portion of the land may be had a fine view of Sun and Valley, including Santa Ana, Fallonton, Orange, Anahiem, Long Beach, San Pedro and Catalina. Fine Farms in 5, 10, 20, 40, 80 or 100 acre pieces are now for sale on any terms. Prices from $40 to $250 PER ACRE, according to improvements and water privileges on such pieces. 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 escorted to the ranch free for inspection. Parties not being suited with this Tract will do well to inspect our list of other places, as we have on hand fine BARGAINS, both in Lots and Acreage Property. Improved and Unimproved. D. W. HUDSON & BRO. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL. PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anahheim, Cal. HEADQUARTERS OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS CLOSE OUT SALE Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Corsets, Trunks and ValuYours respectfully. DISPOLITTE CALL BELOW COST! PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. HEADQUARTERS OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, Large Sample Rooms in Connection. A. NICKELSBURG & CO. ARE THE CHEAPEST Dry Goods and Clothing MERCHANTS In the Santa Ana Valley, It will save you money to trade with them FASHION LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. Center Street, ::: Anaheim, N. H. MITCHELL, Proprietor. The finest turnouts in the county at reasonable rates. Parties desirous of hauling rigs and first-class stepping roadsters will do well to give me a call. THE 8 1-2 ACRES Price----$2,500. One-third Cash; one-third in six months and one-third in a year, with 8 per cent interest at unpaid portion. Call on or address any of the Real-Estate Agents of Anaheim. FRESH OYSTERS, ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. Delinquent Notice, Anaheim Union Water Company, There is delinquent upon. The following described stock, on account of accounts not falling on the 12th day of September, 1837, the annual amounts may be pursued by the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: FRESH OYSTERS, JOHN L. SCHUMACHER. Soda-Water - Manufacturer. Express and Baggage COMPANY. All orders promptly mailed to Also Fine Bus for Picnics, Excursions, Etc. OTTICE: Telephone Cigar Store. Opp. P. O. Anaheim, Cal. A. S. PIGOTT, Prop'r ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO MANTER BROS. For Fresh Meats, Ground Beef, Fallow Park, Chicken Land and Finished Meat. "The Lily" Ham and Bacon cut to Order. Highest Market Prices Paid for Fat Stock, Eggs and Poultry. CENTER ST., ANAHFIM, CAL. AMERICGE BROS., FULLERTON ACREAGE PROPERTY AND LOTS A SPECIALTY. AND ORANGE AND RANCH Lands. Delinquent Notice. Angheim Union Water Company. There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of an amount falling on the 12th day of September, 1871, the annual amounts not payable by the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: A. Baumgarten B. Harking C. Jameson D. W. Smith E. No California F. W. Wadgard And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors passed on the 13th day of September, 1871, no money effected of each parcel of such stock may be incurred till its paid off at the same time or at such day, by any individual or commercial enterprise thereafter, together with some of other living and expenses of mills. J. A. BARGAINS, Inventory Angheim Union Water Co. Office at the Plaza, Angheim. The above sale is hereby paid to November 10th, 1871. The above sale is hereby paid to November 10th, 1871. FOR BARGAINS Real Estate of All Known Call by LYON & ENNIS, ANAHEIM, CAL.