anaheim-gazette 1887-12-15

THE RAILROAD SITUATION. Latest Facts Developed This Week. The Athelson Road Purchase Two Thousand Acres Near Anaheim Laming for a Mariner Mile Net. The Athelson Trucks and Santa P. Company have already consumed the purchase of two thousand acres of land between Long Beach and Anaheim Laming. This stop is where the mountains of New River and Coyote Creek empty into the ocean. Here is where the Athelson railroad will construct a wharf and form one of the least harbors on the coast. This is the location of their line, as predicted in this week. The site, we are reliably informed, was secured only after a thorough survey and inspection by competent engineers in the employ of the railroad company, who have for some weeks been at work in the vicinity. The announcement that the harbor at this point was far superior to Ballona, resulted at once in the company's purchase of the land. This is practically an abandonment of Ballona. The company will begin the construction of a branch line from their terminus through Westminster and Garden Grove to Anaheim and north toward San Bernardino, passing through Fallerton, Placentia and Carlton. Our prediction of last week turns out to have been correct, that as soon as the graders on the road between Anaheim and Los Angeles shall have completed their failure they will be transferred to the road from Los Angeles to Long Beach and the Landing Station which they will immediately give their attention to the road from the ocean to Anaheim. It is said the Southern Pacific will move their depot and warehouses into town, and that their eye is fixed upon Palm street as an available point. This is considered to be a wise step on the part of the railroad, as they would thereby be better able to compete for business passage with the Athelson road with its depot in the center of town. The general impression is that the Town Trustees will abandon the street to the area of the Southern Pacific if they should ask for the privilege. Palm street was originally and Los Angeles streets, comprising the streets of Calham, Kumpan, Pallegra and the Port-a-linne. This is the hunt paying property in Anaheim, has good tenants and is the business center of town. The block of land, comprising 15 large lots, on Center street near the new depot and hotel and adjoining the new two story brick building to be created by Mr. Reiner. The block of land of about 2 acres west of the school house, anaheim in fence and planted in alfalfa. It is the prominent residence property in town. Several choose lots on Los Angeles street, near the Old Yellow Hall. Seventy-five acres near the town of Palletion, bounded on the west by the vineyard of Henry Kreiger, and on the north by the cottage farm. This is a splendid piece of property, in a neighborhood where land is rapidly advancing. Some very fine acres property in Yorba district. A major particular description of the property is given in the legal act of the sale published in our advertising column. The terms of the sale are half cash, balance in one year at 8 per cent. This state presents an opportunity to secure the cream of Anaheim property at bedrock prices. FROM PLACEMENT. The Best Way of Supplying Carlsbad With Water Notes. The principal experiment in our usually quiet settlement during the past week was the numerous visitors to the new town of Carlton on Richfield Farm, or the old Shanklin ranch, and on the line of the proposed Anaheim Landing and Pomona railroad. We suppose that hundreds must have passed through Placentia to look at the town and lay it down. It is said that the sales have been a success. We hope for the success of the town that no misrepresentations have been made. In questioning of the purchasers where they proposed to get water for domestic purposes, he said that the town had first right to the water in the Capitol district, sufficient for all purposes, free. We asked him how he asserted that fact; he said he had been informed so by the parties who were selling the land. If such representations are being made there will be trouble in the future. Shanklin reserved the right to 20,000 gallons daily for stock and domestic purposes for the whole ranch of over 5,000 acres. Carlton contains only 320 acres it not likely that this franchise has been conveyed to the town, thereby depriving the balance of tuna water for domestic purposes. Upon again, often for weeks the water is out of the ditch. At such times what will be brought from the bait? "We can bring from the bait successful hatchings." A DAY AT THE LAND In Search of Malibu and Flover. A Party of Numbers, Pulling to Mindy Bird, Rephanie Smith With the Aid of Grace A Hammond Rose A day spent in boating and dock at a time sport. At this season of unannounced wild fish are to be found and many hunters enjoy themselves in mallard and plover. A party of men among whom were Mr. Alex B. C. Derham, Sergeant Thomas A writer, amused themselves one day in boating at the Landing and tramping through marshes in quest of the plover. Leaving Anaheim at daybreak provided with huge lunch baskets, of a couple of hours landed on in the boroad of the coming harbor. Second beat of Commodee Ivans, the Lamina face, a row of some four or five mullows, the creeks and shoals brought up the home of the game of which they request a tramp through these muddy swamps except he be alert for a flock of mallard to arise from a sheltering to stream near by. The editorial team beats with animation as a vision of birds under the adjacent bank arise when stealing stealthily along waist in as barbarous a creation of mud went to discourage mortal, the streak rived at, disables nary fowl, haws vertices to sensors and pastopot back at once; and when scratching the air pattens upon the fullity of traveling a miles for nothing but a mod bath one appeared on a kick of money played a little to the left and wing themselves rapidly up to the successful hunter book a lunar, and wondering what his chance might be for the dozen ducks which are due discretion placed upon display, hand浸vertently like, sweeps the reef of most leopard trusser's pack see if sufficient change remains for this change of the shoread successful hunter book a lunar, and wondering what his chance might be for the dozen ducks which are due discretion placed upon display, hand浸vertently like, sweeps the reef of most leopard trusser's pack see if sufficient change remains for this change of the shoread successful hunter book a lunar, and wondering what his chance might be for the dozen ducks which are due discretion placed upon display, hand浸vertently like, sweeps It is said the Southern Pacific will move their depot and warehouses into town, and that their eye is fixed upon Palm street as an available point. This is considered to be a wise step on the part of the railroad, as they would thereby be better able to compete for business passage with the Atchison road with its depot in the center of town. The general impression is that the Town Trustees will abandon the street to the area of the Southern Pacific if they should ask for the privilege. Palm street was originally the route selected by the Southern Pacific for its entrance into town, but in account of some difficulties then existing, the depot site was selected at the southern end of Anahiem. If the report proves true the change will be of decided benefit both to the railroad and the town. On last Saturday morning after the Atchison graders had moved their camp from Pallerton to a pump beyond Buena Park, they were ordered to camp and join the force of gravels heading toward Anahiem from Los Angeles. What the object of the railroad company was in this change is not particularly clear, but it appears to be a temporary stop or a temporary halt. It was decided to order trains near Buena Park to join the mine reserves on the line for the purpose of maintaining matters. Some tenor of these changes did not occur shortly after the junction of the roads 1, and care is being taken into Anahiem by the end of January. There have been no injuries during the week of a change in the routes of the Atchison road in the region of Buena Park, some reports being that the company had deterred them to construct their own road somewhat to the north of the proposed route after leaving Pallerton. Nothing de novo could be learned, however, except that whatever may be the route chosen, iron should be laid into Anaheim in about six weeks. THE RESERVoir Impurity and Discharge of the Great Water Shield Work upon the large reservoir of the Anahiem Water Company has been progressing favorably during the past few weeks. The total capacity of the main reservoir is computed at 33,000,000 cubic feet, and the storage capacity in the lower reservoir at about 20,000,000 cubic feet giving a total round numbers of 59,000,000 cubic feet of total reservoir capacity, equal to $31,000,000 gallons. A head of water of 103 inches will consume 68,400 cubic feet in twelve hours, and the two reservoirs will hold sufficient to run two heads of water during twelve hours each day for 67 days without taking into account the stream flowing into the reservoirs. No necessity will exist for sailing when termed night water after the system once adopted. The cost of the undertaking is estimated at $30,000. This is an insignificant sum compared to what such a reservoir would ordinarily cost. This is due to the fact that the site designated to the water company is not available. Shaklin reserved the right to 20,000 gallons daily for stock and domestic purposes for the whole ranch of over 5,000 acres. Carlton contains only 320 acres it is not likely that this franchise has been conveyed to the town, thereby depressing the balance of the tounge of water for domestic purposes. Town again, often for weeks the water is out of the ditch. At such times what will be citizens of a town do for water? "It can be brought from the bill" says one. "Yes, but there is not a spring or stream of good water in the little flowing south." There is abundance of water to be held by means of a reservoir at Point 12; make arrangements with the down company to fill it; put in a pump and pump water to the town through pipes, and no other way can it be had. Fresh air is a cheap commodity and a vital necessity. In passing through the county authorities average county schools during school time with doors and windows closed and snake ascending from the chimney, while there are somewhere in the gang bed or of the 80s, away at that a little more practical physiology. In our climate children are out on the trees wherever they can get out; to keep them in a room where workers and doctors are shut up as tight as a collinion, they will consume all the oxygen in the average room in less than an hour, then they begin to breathe poison. It suffices breath more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, type and fever, sleep more thinaus, All building is about stopped in San Diego. San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties on account of secrecy in building material. Mechanics are thrown out of employment. In some places it is lack of shingles, others dooring, other lath, lime, oil etc. The building boom has been so great that it is simply impossible for dealers to keep up their stock. A slop building is being erected at Richfield station where the function of the San Diego road meets the South Riverdale and Los Angeles road. We hear that there will soon be lots placed on the market and the managers say they will make it a success. They have advantage of having plenty of water, and close to the main trunk railroad all. Mr. El Newman has returned from his northern trip. He drove as far north as Stockton in search of a home and health. It seems that he found neither. His health has not improved, and Los Angeles county is good enough for him. John Hatebrink is about well. Miss Carrie Kilwarden is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. She is with her sister Mrs. Lemoke. Mr. John Wagner's brother and family who spent last winter here, returned to Michigan, closed up his business, and has come to stay. He is stopping with Mr. J. D.Kraemer until he suits himself with a permanent location. The time is not far distant when all of our fair valleys will be so thickly settled with people who want homes that there will be but little room left for cultivation. The boom has not yet begun. Mr Strain has a friend who just arrived for work. Shaklin reserved the right to 20,000 gallons daily for stock and domestic purposes for the whole ranch of over 5,000 acres. Carlton contains only 320 acres it is not likely that this franchise has been conveyed to the town, thereby depressing the balance of the tounge of water for domestic purposes. Town again, when scrambling upon the fully of traveling a mile for nothing but a mud bath appears little to the left and wing themselves rapidly out of sight, one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but tragic rapture out of sight one's thought rests on successful but悲剧的死亡 A SEVERE WINDSTORE. A Dismurous Gale Does Much Ease in Several Places An old time Santa Ana, such as has been experienced here in years, began Saturday night, but alighted Sunday since then desultory "blows" have been rule until Tuesday night, when another spring up. Yesterday was disagreeable account of the wind, but from accountsceived from several sections of the courseabout we have not had sucha weather as has prevailed at other places. Riverdale has had a terrible gale for past three or four days which did damage to the orange crop, blowing signs,e.g., The new hotel at Lordsturghpartially blown down. It is said thatthe contractor will be $8,000 or over.eral roofs at Pasalana were bleached houses and the Presbyterian church damaged considerably. At Monk Hill three halls were bleamed down and two persons injured One old lady it is thought receivedinjuries. On Sunday nightthe hotcourse of construction at Pasalanablown down and damaged inthe extra$5,000.The wind in Los Angeles has caused more fortunately thanplaces in the county. It is said that over twenty winthillsblown down in Santa Ana,together A head of water of 103 inches will assume 86,400 cubic feet in twelve hours, and the two reservoirs will hold sufficient to run two heads of water during twelve hours each day for 67 days without taking into account the stream flowing into the reservoirs. No necessity will exist for selling what is termed night water after the system is once adopted. The cost of the undertaking is estimated at $30,000. This is due to the fact that the site donated to the water company, situated on the Kraemer tract, six miles from town, is almost in itself a natural reservoir, covering some 41 acres. Both from its elevation and the natural configuration of the earth at that point the site selected is remarkably well adapted for the purposes of a storage reservoir, such as it is proposed to construct. All the material required in the work, except the small amounts of lumber, stone and time which will be needed, are to be found at or near the site and are of good quality. From the nature of the ground it is thought that the loss of water from leakage and dilution will be very slight. Owing to the lack of reliable data the loss from evaporation it is impossible to calculate even approximately. In view of the volume of water constantly entering the reservoirs, however, this is a matter of minor importance. The outlet pipe will probably have a diameter of thirty feet and a length of one hundred feet, with a bell-shaped mouth at its inner end. The total head of water being 154 feet, for a depth of twenty feet at the drain, the velocity will be 213 feet per second and the discharge ten cubic feet, or seventy-five gallons per second, equal to about 27,000 gallons per hour. This discharge of water would empty the two reservoirs, supporting that no water would enter them meanwhile, in forty-even days; but were the depth of water to be increased to twenty-five feet at the dam it would require six by-nine days to empty the two reservoirs. BID AUCTION SALE Anhemlam's Most Property to be Sold Next Saturday. An important sale of Anhemlam real property as public auction will take place in front of the County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday, the 17th instant, at 10 o'clock a.m. The sale is for the purpose of closing up the affairs of the Dreyfus estate and as usual in such cases, the property will daughters he and as a great narrator. Among the property to be sold in the following: The brick block on the corner of Center Interesting Budget of News From This Flowering Section. Our new hotel is finished and ready for occupancy. It is a great improvement to our village, and has a long-felt want. The artisan well connected with it can reach an immense stream of living water, which causes the stranger from the drouth-striken districts of the Eastern States to stare in amazement at the spectacle. George Hoough has finished a beautiful cottage on the southeast corner of his vineyard, which adds very much to the appearance of that part of our town, and there have been some applicants already to furnish it. Our obliging Postmaster, D. Wahster, means to as active as a man of forty, and is always in the front rank in every good word and work. May his life be long and his triumphant. Ex-Congressman Willletta and wife of Michigan are visiting his sister Mrs. Dorr Chaffee, and he is delighted with Garden Grove and may get her a sitter, if his opinion of this climate becomes confirmed by a Michigan blazard after his return. Mr. Pena and wife of Chicago are also visiting in Garden Grove his nephew, Mr. C. B. Hitchhock of this place, and they are also highly pleased with the place, and we hope they also will pine for the gentle sphyrus of Garden Grove and desire to return. Our friend Mr. Disher has an old neighbor from Canada visiting him, and I believe he expects to remain during the winter. Mr. White and family of Illinois have moved into the house likely built by Mr. Wahster. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. White is suffering from rheumatism in which she has been subjected for years. Ladies, get your fine French Kid shows at Rimpen Inn, His Carte Kilwarden is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. She is with her sister, Mrs. Lennanke. Mr. John Wagner's brother and family, who spent last winter here, returned to Michigan, closed up his business, and has come to stay. He is stopping with Mr. J. D. Kraemer until he suits himself with a permanent location. The time is not far distant when all of our fair valleys will be so thickly settled with people who want houses that there will be but little room left for cultivation. The boom has not yet begun. Mr. Strain has a friend who just arrived from Kansas City, and has received a telegram of several more who will be here in a few days. GARDEN GROVE. Interesting Budget of News From This Flowering Section. Our new hotel is finished and ready for occupancy. It is a great improvement to our village, and has a long-felt want. The artisan well connected with it can reach an immense stream of living water, which causes the stranger from the drouth-striken districts of the Eastern States to stare in amazement at the spectacle. George Hoough has finished a beautiful cottage on the southeast corner of his vineyard, which adds very much to the appearance of that part of our town, and there have been some applicants already to furnish it. Our obliging Postmaster, D. Wahster, means to as active as a man of forty, and is always in the front rank in every good word and work. May his life be long and his triumphant. Ex-Congressman Willletta and wife of Michigan are visiting his sister Mrs. Dorr Chaffee, and he is delighted with Garden Grove and may get her a sitter, if his opinion of this climate becomes confirmed by a Michigan blazard after his return. Mr. Pena and wife of Chicago are also visiting in Garden Grove his nephew, Mr. C. B. Hitchhock of this place, and they are also highly pleased with the place, and we hope they also will pine for the gentle sphyrus of Garden Grove and desire to return. Our friend Mr. Disher has an old neighbor from Canada visiting him, and I believe he expects to remain during the winter. Mr. White and family of Illinois have moved into the house likely built by Mr. Wahster. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. White is suffering from rheumatism in which she has been subjected for years. Ladies, get your fine French Kid shows at Rimpen Inn, His Carte Kilwarden is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. She is with her sister, Mrs. Lennanke. Mr. John Wagner's brother and family, who spent last winter here, returned to Michigan, closed up his business, and has come to stay. He is stopping with Mr. J. D. Kraemer until he suits himself with a permanent location. The time is not far distant when all of our fair valleys will be so thickly settled with people who want homes that there will be but little room left for cultivation. The boom has not yet begun. Mr. Strain has a friend who just arrived from Kansas City, and has received a telegram of several more who will be here in a few days. GARDEN GROVE. Interesting Budget of News From This Flowering Section. Our new hotel is finished and ready for occupancy. It is a great improvement to our village, and has a long-felt want. The artisan well connected with it can reach an immense stream of living water, which causes the stranger from the drouth-striken districts of the Eastern States to stare in amazement at the spectacle. George Hoough has finished a beautiful cottage on the southeast corner of his vineyard, which adds very much to the appearance of that part of our town, and there have been some applicants already to furnish it. Our obliging Postmaster, D. Wahster, means to as active as a man of forty, and is always in the front rank in every good word and work. May his life be long and his triumphant. Ex-Congressman Willletta and wife of Michigan are visiting his sister Mrs. Dorr Chaffee, and he is delighted with Garden Grove and may get her a sitter, if his opinion of this climate becomes confirmed by a Michigan blazard after his return. Mr. Pena and wife of Chicago are also visiting in Garden Grove his nephew, Mr. C. B. Hitchhock of this place, and they are also highly pleased with the place, and we hope they also will pine for the gentle sphyrus of Garden Grove and desire to return. Our friend Mr. Disher has an old neighbor from Canada visiting him, and I believe he expects to remain during the winter. Mr. White and family of Illinois have moved into the house likely built by Mr. Wahster. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. White is suffering from rheumatism in which she has been subjected for years. Ladies, get your fine French Kid shows at Rimpen Inn, His Carte Kilwarden is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. She is with her sister, Mrs. Lennanke. Mr. John Wagner's brother and family, who spent last winter here, returned to Michigan, closed up his business, and has come to stay. He is stopping with Mr. J. D. Kraemer until he suits himself with a permanent location. The time is not far distant when all of our fair valleys will be so thickly settled with people who want homes that there will be but little room left for cultivation. The boom has not yet begun. Mr. Strain has a friend who just arrived from Kansas City, and has received a telegram of several more who will be here in a few days. GARDEN GROVE. Interesting Budget of News From This Flowering Section. Our new hotel is finished and ready for occupancy. It is a great improvement to our village, and has a long-felt want. The artisan well connected with it can reach an immense stream of living water, which causes the stranger from the drouth-striken districts of the Eastern States to stare in amazement at the spectacle. George Hoough has finished a beautiful cottage on the southeast corner of his vineyard, which adds very much to the appearance of that part of our town, and there have been some applicants already to furnish it. Our obliging Postmaster, D. Wahster, means to as active as a man of forty, and is always in the front rank in every good word and work. May his life be long and his triumphant. Ex-Congressman Willletta and wife of Michigan are visiting his sister Mrs. Dorr Chaffee, and he is delighted with Garden Grove and may get her a sitter, if his opinion of this climate becomes confirmed by a Michigan blazard after his return. Mr. Pena and wife of Chicago are also visiting in Garden Grove his nephew, Mr. C. B. Hitchhock of this place, and they are also highly pleased with the place, and we hope they also will pine for the gentle sphyrus of Garden Grove and desire to return. Our friend Mr. Disher has an old neighbor from Canada visiting him, and I believe he expects to remain during the winter. Mr. White and family of Illinois have moved into the house likely built by Mr.Wahster. We are sorry to learn that Mrs White is suffering from rheumatism in which she has been subjected for years. Ladies, get your fine French Kid shows at Rimpen Inn, His Carte Kilwarden is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. She is with her sister, Mrs.Lennanke. Mr John Wagner's brother and family, who spent last winter here, returned to Michigan, closed up his business, and has come to stay. He is stopping with Mr.J.D.Kraemer until he suits himself with a permanent location. The time is not far distant when all of our fair valleys will be so thickly settled with people who want homes that there will be but little room left for cultivation. The boom has not yet begun. Mr. Strain has a friend who just arrived from Kansas City, and has received a telegram of several more who will be here in a few days. GARDEN GROVE. Interesting Budget of News From This Flowering Section. Our new hotel is finished and ready for occupancy. It is a great improvement to our village, and has a long-felt want. The artisan well connected with it can reach an immense stream of living water, which causes the stranger from the drouth-striken districts of the Eastern States to stare in amazement at the spectacle. George Hoough has finished a beautiful cottage on the southeast corner of his vineyard, which adds very much to the appearance of that part of our town, and there have been some applicants already to furnish it. Our obliging Postmaster, D.Wahster means to as active as a man of forty,and is always in the front rank in every good word and work.May his life be long and his triumphant. 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Greatening For Your Christmas And New Year'S Day To Buy Christmas Ornaments At The Mall On Santa Ana Street In Los Angeles On Next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o'clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o’clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o’clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office in Los Angeles on next Saturday,the 17th Instant.at 10 o’clock A.m.The sale is for public auction will take place in front.ofthe County Clark's office在Los Angeles.OnNextSaturday,the DAY AT THE LANDING. Search of Mallard and Plover. Perry at Hunters, Falling to Mug the Minnow Mind, Berkshire Theatrical with the Aid of God of the Realm A Hempannom Launch. Day spent in boating and duck shooting on the creeks and marches at the Landing rare sport. At this season of the year amenable wild fowl are to be found there, many hunters or just themselves bagging mallard and plover. A party of hunts among whom were Mr. Alex. Henry, Dr. Ham, Sergeant Thomas and the amused themselves one day recently visiting at the Landing and tramping high the marshes in quest of the slaves. Leaving Anaheim at daybreak, well maned with huge lunch baskets, a drive couple of hours landed on in the neighborhood of the coming harbor. Securing a boat of Commodee Davis, the Laming board row of some four or five miles along breaks and stops brought the party to some of the game of which they were in. A tramp through the muddy and dangerous marshes is only to be heard by the hunter when generous game dogs. No one would think of wading deep through these muddy swamps except he be alert for a flock of teal or red to arise from a sheltaring turn in stream near by. The editorial heart with animation as a vision of a covey under the adjacent bank arises, but stealing stealthily along, waist deep barbarous a creation of mud as ever to discourage mortal, the stream, arach, discloses nary fowl, the heart reto sensors and pastpot back at the off-hand when scratching the airy pate and upon the folly of traveling a score for nothing but a mud bath with appeared on, a flick of mosey arrive to the left and wing themselves too out of sight, one’s thoughts rests on successful hunter back at the ing, and wondering what his charges be for the dozen ducks which are with discretion placed upon display, one’s mindvertently like, seeks the receives most bespattered trouser’s pocket to sufficient change remains for the purpose of this storeaid successful hunter’s search of Mallard and Plover. Kleinigheiten. Tyreham’ attention is called to the notice of interest to them in another enclosure. The Sutton’ school on the Drayfenn street, it is said, will be commenced in a few days. It is reputed that Mann. Littlefield & Goldthwaite will meet ten or a dozen handmade cottages near. The Planters’ Hotel has been filled with guests during the week. Travel to Anaheim is beginning to be brisk. Grading on the roadbed of the Southern Prairie Railroad’s track from Norwalk to Whittier commenced last Monday. Rev. W. R. Goodwin of Illinois, temperance lecturer and organizer, will speak in Anaheim on Friday, the 20th inst. The six highest numbers of the Louisiana State Lottery drawing for December can be seen at the Telephone Cigar Store. A large house witnessed a creditable performance by the Webster Brady combination of “Lynwood” at Kroeger’s Hall on Monday evening. Two thousand acres on the Olinda ranch in Shanklin tract, owned by W. H. Bailey, are being sown to harley. John Gosage has the contract for the work. There will be services at the German M. K Church Saturday evening as 7 o’clock and Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev J. G. Schultz will ordinate. All are invited to attend. We are informed that the young ladies of Anaheim contemplate giving a leap-year ball. The proper caper. We know young bachelors here who are willing’ We are in receipt of a complimentary season ticket to the Butte county citrus fair to be held at Orrville December 20-24th, and for which thanks are tendered. On Tuesday night about 12, while the wind was blowing a gale, Stimson Hotel and hall at East San Gabriel was burned. The building had recently been completed, and cost $15,000. A T. Wallop has an advertisement in our columns this week that is worthy of purchaser’ attention. He has a complete stock of holiday goods which should be inspected by intending investors. The only damage done by the wind in Anaheim was the blowing down of G. W. Burton’s windmill. As Burton is a rich newspaper editor, he can easily replace his mill with a better and stronger one. Messrs. Rimpan Brow have placed a large sale at Town Lots. One of the largest movements in real estate recorded in this vicinity hardly has been the extensive sale of lots in the new town of Carlton, of which tract the Hadden Brow, of this place are the agents. During the week most handsome home makers and intending purchasers have visited the new place, which has now been haunting at a rapid pace. Since Monday morning the sales have amounted, up to 1 o’clock yesterday, to no less than 1,526 lots, which number constitute half the townsite. The remaining 1,526 town lots located west of those sold will be put open the market next Monday at $50 per lot; the price of lots in the townsite having doubled. Sixty four houses are to be built on the track; work to be commenced immediately upon thirty-two. We are informed that a syndicate of capitalists are contemplating the erection of a large hotel on the tract. The total amount realized by the sale is $39,400, of which the agents of the tract will immediately invest $10,000 in buildings and other improvements to be donated to purchasers. Hulsen Brow have also sold two forty-acre tracts adjusting Carlton for $100 per acre. We are informed that every acre has a plenty of water, and that such facilities exist for the manufacture of gas and sidewalks that these commodities will be immediately manufactured and at slight cost. The Rabbit, Drive. All nimrodis are referred to the following facts in relation to the coming rabbitaughter: Look out for the rabbit drive on the 24th Supper will be served’ at the Anaheim Hotel at 8 o’clock same evening. Anaheim must look “a leathe out,” for Orangehurpe is hard to heat. All shooters will please report to Captain Keith by the 17th really for duty. Quail will not count, as we think it dangerous to shoot them on a drive. Let all the boys who want to drive please report.’ A good time is insured to all. JULES PERRY SHOT A Revolutionist Attempts to Animate the French Stateman. Paris, December 10 — Jules Ferry was fired at three times this afternoon by a man in the lobby of the Chamber of Deputies. There is great excitement. The details of the shooting are not yet obtainable, but it is reported that Ferry is seriously injured. Ferry was shot by a man named Albertina, who appeared in the hall of the Chamber of Deputies and asked to see Ferry and Gabllet. Ricc SEVEN A Depot of the Archist From any portion of ton, Orange, Anaheim Fine Farms in 5, 10 to $250 PER ACRE This is sterling farm Intending settlers or the ranch free for intents Partles not being suited have on D.W.C. BUSINESS BRIEEL Lost in Anaheim or North Shaw! main color brown with sand Also spectacles in tin case Fin leave them at GAETTE office By spending 25 cts. in The Telephone Store you secure one chance in Drawing For lattice cloaks and wraps, pan brow. 25 cts invested in The Telephone Store secures a change in The Prince Strangers, when in town, go in the praises at The Telephone Cigar Store A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTORM An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTOR An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTOR An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTOR An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTOR An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years, began last night, but abated on Sunday, and then desultory "blows" have been the next Tuesday night, when another gale and plague. For Com-Dava is to be a day or so in the air and he will undoubtedly have a already basked, from which the party that which they never can find blows. A SEVERE WINDSTOR An atmospheric tale Does Much Damage in Several Places. Old time Santa Ana, such as has not experienced here in years，beginning late afternoon at 12:00 while the wind was blowing a gentle gale. In an open area this weak that is worthy of purchase attention. He has a complete stock of holiday goods which should be inspected by intending investors. The only damage done by the wind in Anahiem was the blowing down of G.W.Burton's windmill. As Burton is rich newspaper editor，他 can easily replace his mill with a better and stronger one. Messura Rimpan Bros. have placed a large and handsome safe in their office，which they will doubtless need for use in the rush of purchases during the holidays Their stock something elegant to behold. B.P. Porter has completed the grading of the streets in the Del Campo tract，and they now have the appearance of the finest streets in town。Alex Henry has completed the curving of sidewalks in the same tract. Miss Mamie Short，an elicentist of note，will give a performance at Kroeger's Hall on Friday evening。December 23，asisted by local talent，under the auspices of The Ladies' All Society of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. George Hough of Garden Grove was town on Monday。Mr. Hough represents the citizen of his section being in favor of the proposed line of railroad from Anahiem through Garden Grove and Westminster to the oo-an. Editor Bell in last week's Porcupine remarks："We received an invitation to present at 'the minster' of the Anahiem Tyroleraers last Saturday night.Much to our regret a press of business made it impossible for us to attend." Everybody would be glad to have had The Major at the banquet and muster-in. Riverside experienced a two-day wind storm early part of the week，and at latest accounts of weather still blowing a gale。Oranges were blown from the trees.The new hotel at Lordsburg nearly finished，was half blown down. Work on Hotel Del Campo is now being put thoroughly under way.Lumber is being hauled，and is in the next day or two sufficient material will be on hand to accommodate some twenty carpenters，which Mr. Turkei informus as will be the number at work by the beginning of next week. Some thirty or forty gentlemen arrived in town yesterday，and took carriages for the townite of Carlson。它 was rather disagreeable traveling against the wind，但 all lots on sale were disposed of，which speaks well for Holden Boer，who managed the sale in conjunction with Los Angeles agents。They are deserving of credit for carrying sale to a successful termination. C.M. Heintrz，traveling agent of The Southern Pacific Railroad，arrived in Anahiem on Friday for purpose of interviewing our citizens with regard to placing views of business blocks and residences of Anahiem upon a railroad map soon to be issued and circumbited throughout the United States.Several locals have accepted of this excellent mode of advertising and our citizens were enterprise enough to include Anahiem with rest.The wind in Los Angeles has been heavy.From all accounts Anahiem escaped more fortunately than other counties.在县。 On overtime twentieth windmills were shown in Santa Ana，together with Ida。Saint Louis morning evening.A new York on Monday evening.The newly elected City Council in Los Angeles will take their seats.Isabella Andreas killed Henry Neitman with a dirk at San Pedro last Saturday evening. It was discovered in San Francisco on Tuesday two postal clerks are sick with the smallpox at the posthouse.The matter has kept very quiet since December 1st，when they were taken ill. For latest style gents' hats call out Brons. Last. On last Friday evening.New case of surgical instruments,both house of Mrs. Bremerman and their A ward.Waiver will be paid by leaving same with Dr.J.N. At the preoffice. 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It is said the loss to contractor will be $8,000 or over. Navada at Pasadena were down from the Prebay church damage probably. At Monk Hill three houses down and two persons injured. Italy, it is thought, received fatal On Sunday night the hotel in of construction at Panadea was down and damaged to the extent of The wind in Los Angeles has been heavy. From all accounts Anaheim escaped more fortunately than other in the county. said that over twenty winmills were shown in Santa Ana, together withrable other damage. The church was blown down and demolished. At Santa Ana and surrounding country the gale played generally. Hotel Crescenta, twelve miles north Angeles, was blown down at mid-Tuesday night. Mrs. Arnold and were killed, and many others seriously lost. The buildings a total loss, 10% of property being destroyed. A lot of other habilidades in the neighborhood also destroyed. A Large Purvahman. Card Gird has sold 23,000 acres of his China rancho to a Minnesota synonym nearly $4,000,000, himself rea handname interest. The syndiwar includes Mr. Gird, Harvey L. Powrhman. Card Gird has sold 23,000 acres of his China rancho to a Minnesota synonym nearly $4,000,000, himself rea handname interest. The syndiwar includes Mr. Gird, Harvey L. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Rose Davis has been visiting Mrs. L. Oppenheimer of Riverside during the wash. Mrs. Laura B. Wallace and Miss M. Collins of Calaveras are sojourning for a few days in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Rust. A. B. Wilshire of Los Angeles and Pullerton was in town yesterday. O. W. Barton of the Herald was in town during Sunday and Monday. Thomas Beanett, of the Mutual Aid Insurance Company of San Francisco, was in town during the week, the guest of H. D. Pillman. John Hanna paid us a flying visit from Los Angeles on Monday. Harry Hanna, who passed several days here last week, has returned to San Francisco. Miss Kelley and Matthew of Manhattan & Matthorn, the late Los Angeles real estate agents, paid Anaheim a wish during the week. Kanyon One of Long Beach was in town on Tuesday. Pen mine unit of clothes go to Kingman Brown. C. M Heintz, traveling agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad, arrived in Anaheim on Friday for the purpose of interviewing our citizens with regard to placing views of business blocks and residences of Anaheim upon a railroad map soon to be issued and circumnated throughout the United States. Several localities accepted this excellent mode of advertising and our citizens were enterprising enough to include Anaheim with the rest. It is a commendable manner in which to bring our town into prominence before the eyes of strangers. In the Haywards Journal of November 5th appears the following: "In speaking of the wonderful fertility of our soil, Mr. Merdock Henry of Anaheim, who with J. D. Kaemmer this spring purchased the Luce tract, says: 'Could Los Angeles show such remarkable vegetables, especially pumpkins, they would go crazy. Our people in the southern part of the State would not believe that you could raise such a crop of pumpkins without irrigation. It is indeed wonderful. I am surprised you do not have a photograph to show to newcomers. There is no limit to the capabilities of this section, but the people are afraid to spend a few dollars in showing up its resources and attracting immigration this way.'" The gentleman need have no fears going away over a pumpkin. One lying on the sidewalk here in Anaheim tips the beam at over two hundred pounds, and there are plenty bigger than that in this neighborhood. THE OVERLAND "Flyer" on the Central Pacific narrowly escaped a terrible wreck at Elkhov, May., on Tuesday. A freight train at Talacoo, fifty miles from Elko, backed into a coal car which was projected over the main track. The "Flyer" coming along struck the oval cat, and the sliles of every car were crushed, the passengers narrowly escaping fearful injury. The engineer tried to use the air brakes, but unsuccessfully, the train running a mile before stopping. Gentleman, get your fine holiday hats at Rimpan Bron. M. H. Chewmann announces that all old and new customers of his will find it to their advantage to leave their cash orders at his store, west of the depot, or order through the mail, or of the wagon, what they want. Choice now grows firm for cash. The store will shortly be open regularly. Rimpan Bron, carry the best stock of goods in the city. Call and see them and print their goods. For Sale! I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Anaheim; appoints the Riparian District. The list in 169 feet, highly improvised, commissions and finally furnished house of eight rooms, here etc. For items and price apply to Anaheim real estate agents or in Riparian District. 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; Greetings; Trunks and Valises! 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 rich soil in the county, and an abundant supply of water, both for irrigation and do mestic 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, greatly proving the quality of the soil. From any portion of the land may be had a fine view of San and Valley, including Santa Ana, Faller, ton, Orange, Anaheim, Long Beach, San Pedro and Catalina. Fine Farms in 5, 10, 20, 40, 80 or 160 acre pieces are now for sale on may terms. Prices from $40 to $250 PER ACRE, according to improvements and water privileges on each piece. This is sterling farm property, all mess 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. BUSINESS BRIEF. Lost in Anaheim or North Anaheim, a hawl; main color brown with small plants also spectacles in tin case. Finder please save them at Gagetra office. By spending 25 cts. in the Telephone Cigar store you secure one chance in the Prize Drawing. For ladies' cloaks and wraps, go to Rim- an line. 25 cts. invested in the Telephone Cigar store secures a change in the Prize Drawing. Strangers when in town, go in and look at the prize at the Telephone Cigar Store. PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. HEADQUARTERS OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. Large Sample Rooms in Connection. BARGAINS IN ANAHEIM 40 Acres No. 1 Land, $100 per Acre. 4 Acres in Anaheim, Good House, $1,800. 4 Acres in Anaheim, with House, $1,300. 5 Lots in Center Tract at a BARGAIN. 18 Acres close to business center to SUBDIVIDE. We have Lots in all the Subdivisions of Anaheim, and Solicit Parties who wish to sell to place their Property in our hands. Persons holding Fullerton Lots will do well to call on Schumacher & Hendricks, A. NICKELSBURG & CO. ARE THE CHEAPEST Dry Goods and Clothing MERCHANTS In the Santa Ana Vallev. It will save you money to trade with them FASHION LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. 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 handsome rigs and first-class stabling roadsters will do well to give me a call. CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO MANTER BROS. For Fresh Meats, Ground Meat, Pork and Park Chicken The "Lily" Ham and Macon meat to Order. Highest Market Prices paid for Fat Stock, Eggs and Poultry. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM, CAL. FOR BARGAINS IN Real Estate of All kinds out on LYON & ENNIS, ANAHEIM, CAL. AMERICE BROS., FULLERTON ACREAGE PROPERTY AND LOTS A SPECIALTY. ORANGE AND RANCH Lands. TELEPHONE CIGAR STORE. The only business in Town Building. Directly by CIGARS, TOBACCOS SMOKERS GOODS New Stock. Finest Brands. MUNICIPAL CIGARETES.