anaheim-gazette 1888-01-19

GRAND EXCURSION. Lots of People in Town Saturday. A Most Successful Sale of Lots Everybody Planned With Their Investments in Anaheim Lea. Last Saturday was a grand day for Anaheim. The excursion under the management of Sam Houston & Matthew of Los Angeles was a most successful affair. The lots sold were all boundless purchase, and the hapless in every instance were entailed. About four hundred people were in attendance from Los Angeles, and this number was swelled to a larger proportion by the large hapless from here and the neighboring town. The sense of operations was near our new hotel on Center street, and there on the vardera-covered plot the people were met, all in the foot of sidrita. A brass band accompanied the excursion, and their melodious strums of music were an appreciative feature. Abundance of fruit of all kinds were served gratuitously to the visiting people, and they were highly pleased at the favor. Some of Mr. Tham Reiser's excellent wine was also at the disposal of all entering to partake of it. We heard it expressed by several buyers that it is their intention to improve their respective purchases, and by thus doing the property will be materially enhanced in value. The property is in a fine location, being on the line of a good paying street car line. At the conclusion of the sale the ambience required to the center of town, and made final preparations for the visitors' departure. The brass band again discovered excellent music in front of the Planters', and good cheer was the order of the hour. Nothing happened to mar the pleasure of the day, and the sale was voted to be one of the best ever held in Anaheim. Following is a complete list of the day's sale: Name. Lot. Price. Nicholl 47 $200 Michell 1 260 Micorp 2 270 Heborn 3 280 Michel 4 220 Michel 5 200 Carr 5 200 ALMOST AN ACCIDENT. Two Ladies Narrowly Escaped Serious Injury. Last Thursday afternoon as two estimable ladies of our town were driving along our principal highway, in charge of a somewhat spirited team of bays, the animals took fright as an obstruction on the side of the street and started at a rate of speed which for a few minutes made the blood run cold in the veins of an-looking, they expecting at any moment that the frightened steeds would dash into some obstacle in their mad flight and thus throw the occupants of the buggy violently to the ground. But for the timely assistance of a gentleman who, seeing the runaway dawned the street, ALL THE NEWS. Local Happenings Critically Compiled. Events of the Work Continued by "Anthurium" Reprint. Quite a number of familiar faces in Los Angeles were seen on our streets on occasion day. The excursion to Santa Ana the day in report 1 no being a "hoper" in Labs of wind; no money. A keep-year hall is open the night, good many of the "hope" are wondering they are going to get an insurance. Mr. S. Littlefield will survive in a days another arrangement of eliminatic man descriptive of Anaheim. All these details one will be supplied in a few days. Means John Hartung and Knowles carried off two prizes at the prize draw held at the Telophane Cigar Store Thursday night. The installation services of Anaheim Lodge No. 267, F. and A. M., will place on Monday night, the 23rd inst., visiting brethren in good standing are dially invited. H. C. Gade informs us that he will soon a story brick building on his property on the corner of Beech and Broadway. Mr. Gade is one of our prosperous citizens He is to be congratulated for his public spirit in his late contemplation. A public installation of officers of B well Port, G. A. R., of Norwalk, will hold in that city-on Monday, January 2 after which a supper will be given by ladies of the Ikelial Corp, and a social by the post. The directors of the Pomona, Olinda Anaheim railroad met last Friday and following officers were elected: Ed. B acda, President; S. Littlefield, Vice President; A. Rieman, Secretary; Plex Jam Treasurer. Henry Breermann's house was glazed on last Saturday night, the getting away with a watch and a suit clothes. No slew to the racal. He says he will give twenty dollars to get a lift at the fellow with a neck-yoke! Following are the prizes paid for fruiting by the California and Oregon Produce Company of San Francisco: Oranges, seedling per box. $325475; do, naval per bus. Name. Lot. Price. Nicholl 47 $200 Michell 1 390 Schorn 2 270 Schorn 8 220 Michel 4 220 Michel 5 200 Carr 5 200 Carr 7 210 White 8 170 Littlefield 9 160 Wagner 10 180 Barling 11 180 Bielick 12 170 Bielick 13 170 Schumacher 46 135 Halts 45 151 Helta 44 150 Barling 43 150 Barling 42 150 Carr 14 175 Carr 15 160 Parker 16 160 Parker 17 165 Parker 18 165 Mrs. Parker 19 200 Barlay 20 150 Parker 21 150 Parker 22 150 Gale 23 150 Dilhe 24 140 Dilhe 25 140 Kellerman 24 190 Howe 27 190 Howe 28 190 Howe 29 190 Name. Lot. Price. Wagut $165 Wagut 2 160 Ocean $150 Tray $140 Level $150 Level $6 165 Level $7 165 Level $145 Lovel $9 145 Caswell $10 125 Caswell $11 125 Caswell $12 125 Caswell $13 125 Caswell $38 125 Fee $30 125 Fee $36 125 Spencer $35 125 Spencer $34 125 Spencer $33 125 Dille $22 125 Dille $31 125 Dille $30 125 Dille $39 125 Goodwin $28 125 Schrock $27 125 Schrock $26 126 Schreck $25 130 Schreck $24 130 Schreck $23 130 Schreck $22 130 Schreck $21 130 Barner $20 150 Barner $19 150 Barner $18 150 Cannell $17 150 Cannell $16 150 Cannell $15 150 Cannell $14 150 Wagner $1 Two Landmark Narrowly Escaped Serious Injury. Last Thursday afternoon as two estimable ladies of our town were driving along our principal highway, in charge of a somewhat spirited team of bays, the adjmals took fright at an obstruction on the side of the street and started at a rate of speed which for a few minutes made the blood run cold in the veins of an loo-hoken, they expecting at any moment that the frightened stares would dash into some obstacle in their mad flight and thus throw the occupants of the buggy violently to the ground. But for the timely assistance of a gentleman who, seeing the runaway coming down the street, rushed out and with wonderful agility ensued and stepped the excited animals, a terrible manatee would have been painfully chronicled. Upon regaining their wits, the ladies quickly sighted from the vehicle and repaired to their homes on foot. The hired man was summoned to the rescue and took possession of the runaway what they get-a-chance mustang. It was a close call. MERBER! The Beatarly Bond Committed At Whittier. A man named Frank was killed at the town of Whittier, a burg near Norwalk on the S. P. railroad, on Tuesday night by a man named Miles. From particulars received the killing was a outcome of a soon row. Diligent search was made for the murderer, but he was not captured up to last night. PERSONAL. William Morrow is up around. R. J. Northam, ex-Mayor of our city, is home again. R. M. Barham, U. S. Gauger, is in town on official business. Frank McKinney and family of Santa Monica have been in town for a few days past visiting old time friends. John J. Weglein, of the well-known firm of B. Drayfus & Co., is in town attending to business matters. Mrs. J. S. Gardiner has been very ill for the past few weeks. She is new convulsant. Mr. Frank Rimpau has been stopping in town for the past few weeks. Mr. Rimpau has great faith in the ultimate solidity of our town. Moore, Jacobie, Liddlenman and Heima, capitalize of St. Louis, have invested in Anaheim real estate. Real Estate Transectome. Pierce & Littlefield report the following sales: - Steinhart homestead to Christop Gomber, $2,500; Tuffres lat on Broadway to Anton K. Reith, $2,000; two lots in del Campo tract to same party, $500; two lots in Santa Fe tract to J. S. Basar, $250; two lots in Center tract to J. H. Zitt, $1,000. -H. D. Polhermus reports the following sales: - Wm. Woodroffe to Arthur C. Harvey—40 acres south of Anaheim; $4,000. - Arthur C. Harvey to Chas S. Planner—Undivided half interest in above tract; $2,000. Moll of Homer. The following list includes the names of all pupils of the Anaheim public school who marked high in department and studies, and who were not absent or tardy during the month ending January 13, 1883: First Department—C. L. ANNE TRACHER. Last Thursday afternoon as two estimable ladies of our town were driving along our principal highway, in charge of a somewhat spirited team of bays, the adjmals took fright at an obstruction on the side of the street and started at a rate of speed which for a few minutes made the blood run cold in the veins of an loo-hoken, they expecting at any moment that the frightened stares would dash into some obstacle in their mad flight and thus throw the occupants of the buggy violently to the ground. But for the timely assistance of a gentleman who, seeing the runaway coming down the street, rushed out and with wonderful agility ensured and stopped the excited animals, a terrible manatee would have been painfully chronicled. Upon regaining their wits, the ladies quickly sighted from their vehicle and repaired to their homes on foot. The hired man was summoned to the rescue and took possession of the runaway what they get-a-chance mustang. It was a close call. MERBER! The Beatarly Bond Committed At Whittier. A man named Frank was killed at the town of Whittier, a burg near Norwalk on the S. P. railroad, on Tuesday night by a man named Miles. From particulars received the killing was a outcome of a soon row. Diligent search was made for the murderer, but he was not captured up to last night. PERSONAL. William Morrow is up around. R. J. Northam, ex-Mayor of our city, is home again. R. M. Barham, U. S. Gauger, is in town on official business. Frank McKinney and family of Santa Monica have been in town for a few days past visiting old time friends. John J. Weglein, of the well-known firm of B. Drayfus & Co., is in town attending to business matters. Mrs. J. S. Gardiner has been very ill for the past few weeks. She is new convulsant. Mr. Frank Rimpau has been stopping in town for the past few weeks. Mr. Rimpau has great faith in the ultimate solidity of our town. Moore, Jacobie, Liddlenman and Heima, capitalize of St. Louis, have invested in Anaheim real estate. Real Estate Transectome. Pierce & Littlefield report the following sales: - Steinhart homestead to Christop Gomber, $2,500; Tuffres lat on Broadway to Anton K. Reith, $2,000; two lots in del Campo tract to same party, $500; two lots in Santa Fe tract to J. S. Basar, $250; two lots in Center tract to J. H. Zitt, $1,000. -H. D. Polhermus reports the following sales: - Wm. Woodroffe to Arthur C. Harvey—40 acres south of Anaheim; $4,000. - Arthur C. Harvey to Chas S. Planner—Undivided half interest in above tract; $2,000. Moll of Homer. The following list includes the names of all pupils of the Anaheim public school who marked high in department and studies, and who were not absent or tardy during the month ending January 13, 1883: First Department—C. L. ANNE TRACHER. Last Thursday afternoon as two estimable ladies of our town were driving along our principal highway, in charge of a somewhat spirited team of bays, the adjmals took fright at an obstruction on the side of the street and started at a rate of speed which for a few minutes made the blood run cold in the veins of an loo-hoken, they expecting at any moment that the frightened stares would dash into some obstacle in their mad flight and thus throw the occupants of the buggy violently to the ground. But for the timely assistance of a gentleman who, seeing the runaway coming down the street, rushed out and with wonderful agility ensured and stopped the excited animals, a terrible manatee would have been painfully chronicled. Upon regaining their wits, the ladies quickly sighted from their vehicle and repaired to their homes on foot. The hired man was summoned to the rescue and took possession of the runaway what they get-a-chance mustang. It was a close call. MERBER! The Beatarly Bond Committed At Whittier. A man named Frank was killed at the town of Whittier, a burg near Norwalk on the S. P. railroad, on Tuesday night by a man named Miles. From particulars received the killing was a outcome of a soon row. Diligent search was made for the murderer, but he was not captured up to last night. PERSONAL. William Morrow is up around. R. J. Northam, ex-Mayor of our city, is home again. R. M. Barham, U. S. Gauger, is in town on official business. Frank McKinney and family of Santa Monica have been in town for a few days past visiting old time friends. John J. Weglein, of the well-known firm of B. Drayfus & Co., is in town attending to business matters. Mrs. J. S. Gardiner has been very ill for the past few weeks. She is new convulsant. Mr. Frank Rimpau has been stopping in town for the past few weeks. Mr. Rimpau has great faith in the ultimate solidity of our town. Moore, Jacobie, Liddlenman and Heima, capitalize of St. Louis, have invested in Anaheim real estate. Real Estate Transectome. Pierce & Littlefield report the following sales: - Steinhart homestead to Christop Gomber, $2,500; Tuffres lat on Broadway to Anton K. Reith, $2,000; two lots in del Campo tract to J. S. Basar, $250; two lots in Center tract to J. H. Zitt, $1,000. -H. D. Polhermus reports the following sales: - Wm. Woodroffe to Arthur C. Harvey—40 acres south of Anaheim; $4,000. - Arthur C. Harvey to Chas S. Planner—Undivided half interest in above tract; $2, BLOCK "D." Name Lot Price Shriek 1 $150 Harvey 2 $130 Harvey 4 $85 Wood 6 $140 Wood 7 $140 Schrock 23 $100 Wagner 22 $85 Flatcher 31 $85 Flatcher 29 $85 Flatcher 29 $85 Clark 27 $75 Shavenon 27 $75 Moore 26 $85 Moore 25 $85 Shriek 8 $85 Dunnan 80 BLOCK "E." Name Lot Price Wood 1 $115 Shank 2 $115 Shank 2 $115 Break 4 $100 Grant 5 $100 Grant 6 $100 Grant 7 $75 Slame 75 Slame 75 Slame 75 BLOCK "F." Name Lot Price Fallis 9 $90 Campo street to name party, $600; two lots in Santa Fe tract to J. S. Bauer, $250; two lots in Center tract to J. H. Zitt, $1,000. —H.D. Polhemus reports the following sales: Wm. Woodroffe to Arthur C. Harvey—40 acres south of Anaheim; $4,000. Arthur C. Harvey to Chas S. Plumer—Undivided half interest in above tract; $2,000. Moll of Memer. The following list includes the names of all pupils of the Anaheim public school who made high in department and studios, and who were not absent or tardy during the month ending January 13, 1888: FIRST DEPARTMENT—C. L. ENNIS, TRACHER. Emma Fleminger, Mande Roberta, Fred Hilmer, Mary Hussman, Herman Hussman, Eldie Bonge, Charlie Bonge. SECOND DEPARTMENT—R. CLARK, TRACHER. Flora Davis, Adolph Laedke, Mana Bauer, Rita Rivens. THIRD DEPARTMENT—MISS MEADKE, TRACHER. Bennie James, Louis Schmierer, Henry Knapka, May Weaver, Lelia Pleninger, Clarence Hudson, Adella Mummann, August Menzel, Adolf Pfabler, Marilina Pampard, May Sonnen, Blanche Mitchell. FOURTH DEPARTMENT—MISS BRAUER, TRACHER. Emma Bunge, Charley Bauer, Barthe Outlinger, Katie Bartsch, Bennie Baker, Freddie Flaubler, Leonius Knapka, Allen Melrose, Adolf Darling, Old Warling, Johnie Nothen, Jamie Hudson, Gudalape Kravea, Frankie Troesdely, Bertie Sorensen, Francona Silvae. MINIMESS CHANCE. To say one who will purchase the very best corner lot in the very center of the business as portion of Anaheim at the very low figure of $66 per front foot and build there a substantial building can safely enter into most any kind of business and realize a handsome income; or, if he shows it must said building for at the very least, $50 per month for each storeman. And in fact there stands ready for such a gentleman who will rent one storeroom for small sum as soon as building is completed. This is a golden opportunity and one that will not be regretted by purchaser. Sun of last week. Apply soon to F. U. Schraubnberger, Jan19-31. Anahaim. The Beehan Comedy Company played to an appreciative audience in Kreuger's hall on Tuesday night. The company showed last night also after which a social dance was enjoyed by those present. A Pink Tea will be given under the memoir of the Cherful Workmen at Kreuger's Hall on the Fifth Ink. Adrianjm (entertainment and his indulgence) twenty-five cents; children fifteen cents." Anahaim says more light, and therefore has organized an electric light company that proposes to enlighten the entire townite ninety days. All right, brother Anahaim we talk of just such a scheme soon and when Santa Ana takes a notion she always gets there. We'll bet a cigar that we have elec trio lights before Anahaim does, and they we'll bet the beer that we have a new road before she does, not counting the A., & S. P. now being built there. Keep up programming ye men of Anahim. You'll get the money, all you want is the entire prize. We'll call you and bet you another year lose the bet; and if you want to bet a money, we've got some more to lend you. As the sun shone brightly last Sunday afternoon, and peace and quite reigned over the prairie, a ride through the country was order, and to the hospitable invitation extended by the Meersn. Zayn accompanies by their cousin, Mr. H. Wunnenberg. Take a drive, we cheerfully acquiesced. The day could not have been more pleasant; it had specially ordered; and behind a pair of fillies we spirited away. The pain enjoyed the excitement most highly; the pleasure of sampling some of Mr. J. Schralk's choice Zafandel was also appreciated. Proceeding to the thriving town of Orange thorpa, we were afforded the opportunity gaining upon orange trees laden with golden fruit. A brief stay at the residence of our friend, Mr. Chen, Stone was enjoyable; and while there the thorough eighteen-year-old colt belonging to Ms Stone was subjected to ouragle inspection It is a very fine animal. Nightfall denudes upon us too soon and as a consequence the party were compelled to return to the home. We hope to enjoy a similar happy trip soon. The Japanese comedian. A new and very profitable orange hatchly come to the motive of our California people, and urile for the same are comm in satinhally fast from all elites quiten It is in the coming orange both an profitability and its luminosity. The orange is the genuine Japanese Onchin King, "an noun call it." This variety grafted on the "Chirus Tryplist," a mango stock. It is partly deciduous. The growth stops earlier in the season, namely the fruit signet earlier—the fraternity about the middle of November thus bringing it on the market when the mind for any orange is the greatest price new high. The last importation than Pramins of one hundred houses made brought two dollars and fifty cents per bale of one hundred. It is also an annual hogge. The mind is thin, and the impulse preparing for eating is not in the heart of greasibility so is the one with aging ammunition ALL THE NEWS. And Happenings Conclusively Compiled. A number of familiar forms were seen on our streets on Sunday. Expansion to Santa Ana, the other major city in California, and no money; no money. Littlefield will move in a few other management of alpine maps, ware of Anabeim. All these demiring he supplied in a few days. John Hartung and Knowlton and two prizes at the prize drawing at the Telephone Cigar Store last night. Installation services of Anabeim No. 267, F. and A. M., will take Monday night, the 23rd inst. All brethren in good standing are corvitted. Gade informs us that he will sweep two-story brick building on his property corner of Bash and Broadway. He is one of our prosperous citizens. He is congratulated for his public-hospice contemplation. Public installation of officers of Biddeford, G. A. R., of Newwalk, will be that city-on Monday, January 23d, which a supper will be given by the Relief Corp, and a social hop-out directors of the Pomona, Olinda and railroad meet last Friday and the officers were elected: Ed. Recumbent; S. Littlefield, Vince Prest-Ripper, Secretary; Plax James, Secretary; Bremermann's house was barred last Saturday night, the thief away with a watch and a suit of No sleep to the racal. Henry will give twenty dollars to get a lick low with a neck-yoke. Swing are the prices paid for fruits California and Oregon Produce Com- san Francisco: Oranges, medleeds, 25¢/4 75; do, navyly per box. From the fact that the park contains all amenities. This Council will stand trembling and begin hearing at once. Mr. George D. Cushman of Los Angeles is made agree to North Carolina, and has agreed to Mr. P. U. Schmidtberger, again for Anabeim, Summa Fork, Pelham, Santa Ana and Rio Grande. The town are now two years old already. All have been examined by the State Inspector of Popes who has furnished evidence that they are not from under and other unnatural posts affecting them fresh. Further information can be had by calling on F. U. Schmidtberger. NEAR NEIGHBORS. Interesting Budget at Newton the Adjacent Town. FROM PLACENTIA. Still cold; the mercury here very close around the freezing point. No damage yet; but these cool nights keep the grass from growing. Mr. Schindler has his men at work plating Mr. McFadden's house. The orange crop has begun to move. We noticed several wagon loads taken off last week. Mr. McCallough and Mr. Staley have received returns for those they sent off about the hold-up, and were well attested with not proceeds. A restaurant has been opened at Carlton this week. The Pomona, Olinda and Anabeim Railroad Company have man out securing rights of way for their road. We hope there will be no obstacles thrown in the way. Orange boxes are rolling high this year. Twenty to twenty-three cents is being asked in Santa Ana, Orange and other places. Mr. McFadden has ordered a car head of about 2800 boxes from the Trinokee Lumber Co. Several hundred are not yet spoken for. Those in need of a few will do well to speak for them, as the price will likely be less than other places—not to exceed nineteen cents—and will be here in three or four weeks. Mr. Gray of the firm of Allison & Grey, commission merchant of San Francisco, and acquires to Littlefield, Allison & Co., was here a few days ago calling upon their old customers and making the acquaintance of new ones. He was delighted with Place-nin. Their firm is an old established one and thoroughly reliable. TOUR FOR TRAMPS. Constable Symthe On the Alert The men of Autumn International are by the Registrant Words of four Minutes Interactive Times. It was obliquely around police drums on late Friday night than a lot of the individuals commonly called tramps were in town to the dispairment of some of the inhabitants in the neighborhood of the depot, and motion was则 promised to our official detainees form to amput them. In touch but a short time for Constable Symthe to accompany the aid of several deputies in town and preparations were formally made to make a demonstration upon the man of himself. After supplying the corps of deputies with necessary areas and irons, they started for the S.P. depot where the above lot of tramps were supposed to be located. It was a long tramp, as it is well-known the station is a mile away; and some of the party, a Galactic representative being among them, were not used to walking a very great distance. We finally reached our destination and halted for orders from the captain of the force. Everything fixed, a couple of the most during deputies were detailed to explore a box car off to one side, and as a result of their keen-coated proclivities a hurry tramp was brought forth. He was acutely looking fellow and was capable of snaring the life out of a fellow who happened to be a movie in the detective line of business. However, he was securely covered and told to keep cool until further orders. Just then a billerious about was heard which was found to surmount from another box-car which stood some distance away. "Haush," softly murmured the leader to his deputies, and "smum" was then this word. Stealing stealthily across where she sound came from, we were enabled to ascertain, by peeping through a crack in the ear, how many of the forward prey we were to encounter. The gang in the car—there were about eight tongues in all—were quarrelling as to who should have the blanket to cover his shivering soul for night, they having but one blanket between them. After a few moments of waiting—necessary for us all to regain our breath—the limb of the law throw open the side door of the car and issued an EXCURSION from Los Angeles to Carlverra in Anaheim next Saturday, 21st, under the direction of Mr. Town Jr. of Los Angeles. Anaheim has a fine opportunity to advertise beer on that day, and the way for her is to get right in and rattle. John E. Schreck has established a office in Anaheim on Center and miles streets. Mr. Schreck is a business of large experience and a real supervisor of note, being interested in many counties in the State. Attended to this advertisement in this issue. Pigott has sold the Telephone here to our popular townmen, Halden & Gilroy, who will run the best of their ability. If you need cigar—a cigar that is worth step into their establishment, west of the Planters’ Hotel, on street, and we assure you, gentle that they will supply you with such it will attend to all orders in his business at the old stand. Green Council No. 808, Legion of officers for the year: Wm. Crowthor, Commander; O. Warling, Pastier; H. Cahen, Orator; Wm. A. Secretary; Pho. Rimpan, Treasurer; Impam, Collector; F. S. Simythe, Mrs. Regina Classen, Chaplain; Mrs. Warden; S. A. Dennis, Seniors officers were installed by Wm. A. D. G. C. In receipt of a circular stating southern California Fair will be held on the 7th, 8th and 9th of February asking for a creditable exhibit section in this southern part of Space in the pavilion will be not limited, but the management will give all sections a fair opportunity play their application. Application for sale be made to L.M. Holt, General at Riverside, Anaheim should interest in this project, and send an which he would be one of creditable in the pavilion. Eism says more light, and therefore utilized an electric light company that to enlighten the entire townsite in all right brother Anaheimers, just such a scheme soon and when takes a notion she always gets well bet a cigar that we have elected before Anaheim does, and then the beer that we have a new railway she does not counting the A., T. now being built there. Keep on going man of Anaheim. You’ve seen all you want is the enter-land. Call you and bet you another yet; and if you want to bet any you've not some more to land you. —The following officers of Malvern Hill Post, G.A.R., were installed at their hall on last Saturday evening by Post-Commander McDermont: J.B.McCullough, Commander; Erwin Barr, Senior Vice-Commander; W.H.Honneman, Junior Vice-Commander; A.V.W Howard, Surgeon; Goe.A.IrmaChaplin, G.W.Sponable, Quarter-master; Chua,Baker, Officer of the Day; Wm.A.Witte, Officer of the Guard; S.B.Wood,Sergeant Major; T.K.McDowell, Orderly Sergeant; P.R.Wallace, Adjutant. Mr. Gray of the firm of Allison & Grey commission merchants of San Francisco, and acquires to Littlefield, Allison & Co., was here a few days ago calling upon their old customers and making the acquaintance of new ones. He was delighted with Placeia. Their firm is an old established one and thoroughly reliable. Mr. Ed.Kraamer is going to build a new house shortly. We have received an order for orange and lemon trees to be sent to the northern citrus balk.. We should not be surprised to have the order countermanded since the “warm snow” storm up there. The travel on Placeia avenue has increased to great proportions. From twenty-five fifty teens paid daily along this thoroughfare. The trees along the road need trimming. They, in some places, hang half across the road. While the road master is attending to his duties here it would be well if he put his graders across from the Crowther place to Leonard Parker’s. No road leading into Anaheim has as much travel and so little expanded on it. If graded up before the winter rains are over it would be good the balance of the year. Perhaps the heavy road tax levied last year does not mean good roads. If it doesn’t there will be some responsible kicking, and it will soon begin if something is not done. Note is the time, and not after the rains are all over, when there will be nothing but dust and chuck holes the balance of the year. Never mind the bridges, but give us roads. Everybody admires the town site of Melrose, Kronger, Rimpau and Littlefield, near Placentia school house, and frequent inquiries are made why it is not put on the market. It is believed that no new town has more natural advantages than this; yet not a lot is offered for sale. It is in a central place for business and is surrounded by a productive country. Wm.P.Hausen has made a large sale of wine. He received satisfactory prices for it. The school has opened this week, after a month’s vacation, under J.P.Greesley principal, and Miss Lizzie A.MacMallan assistant. Land has been selling adjacent to the town of Carlton for $300 per acre, and above the ditch we know just as good land, nearer the railroad, with water piped to the highest corner and plenty of it can be had for $150 per acre. The following officers of Malvern Hill Post, G.A.R., were installed at their hall on last Saturday evening by Post-Commander McDermont: J.B.McCullough, Commander; Erwin Barr, Senior Vice-Commander; W.H.Honneman, Junior Vice-Commander; A.V.W Howard, Surgeon; Goe.A.IrmaChaplin, G.W.Sponable, Quarter-master; Chua,Baker, Officer of the Day; Wm.A.Witte, Officer of the Guard; S.B.Wood,Sergeant Major; T.K.McDowell, Orderly Sergeant; P.R.Wallace, Adjutant. Which stood some distance away.“Hash softly murmured the leader to his deputies,and “mum” was then this word. Stealing stealthily across where the sound came from, we were enabled to ascertain by peeping through a crack in the air, how many of the forward prey we were to encounter. The gang in the car—there about eight tongues in all—were quarreling as to who should have the blankets to cover his shirering soul for the night,they having but one blanket between them.After a few moments of waiting—necessary for us all to regain our breath—the limb of the law threw open the side door of the car and issued an order for the “boys to get out of there!”It was an utter surprise to the gang inside as they hasten sequestered being molested.The march to the “oolder.”An order was given by the captain to the most daring of the cops to take the lead with a man,and to the step sand in drilline—“left:left;leftright:left”—the rest of us formed in line. We heard a small boy,two able,say we looked like the Tyrolews on drill! We had no difficulty with the prisoners on the way to town, owing doublets to the fact that they knew they were in the minority.Presently one of the fellows in the clutchas of the law—he evidently coming from the green fields of Ireland—began to get disgusted with the whole country,the claiming that “the honest man gets arrested and the ragler burn is let go!”Oh,b did use some horrible language in denouncing law and everybody connected therewith.Hewas finally persuaded to desist and “take a tumbie,”but this was hard for him do.as he was no completely shocked over his fortunate predicament. Arriving at the stationhouse,the gang of men of leisure were requested to stand up and give their names and permit themselves to be searched.A few pocket-knives comprised their entire possessions,save a comb or two. Upon examining a little closer as to the correct number under arrest,the discovered that one,the most vicious of the lot,missing,and on calling a roll of deputies we found also gone.it Was a mystery.No one present could account for the absence of the pair (it then dawned,pupon our minds that the missing trump was the one placed in charge of the cop at the rear).Well,the departed from the jail yard after-secure fastening the door in order to keep in what we had under cover.Arriving at headquarters on Los Angeles street,the encountered long-lost member of our force footsore and weary,但the trump was no where to be found—he got away. The prisoners were taken before Justice Pierce and all，with the exception of two demands1 jury trials.Theyer were accordingly arranged and discharged by the jury.Some of them,however plead guilty! For Sale! I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Anaheim,opposite The Episcopal Church.The lot is 120x160 feet,高improved,ccommodations and freely furnished house of sight rooms,barn,e.t.for terms and price apply to Anaheim real estate agents or to Richard Mellmore. Annaheim Evergreen Nursery Parties intending to plant trees,the comwhich stood some distance away.“Hash,softly murmured the leader to his deputies,and “mum” was then this word.Seeking stealthily across where the sound came from,我们 were enabled to ascertain by peeping through a crack in the air,the many of the forward prey we were to encounter.The gang in the car—there about eight tongues in all—were quarreling as to who should have the blankets to cover his shirering soul for the night,they having but one blanket between them.After a few moments of waiting—necessary for us all to regain our breath—the limb of the law threw open the side door of the car and issued an order for the “boys to get out of there!”It was an utter surprise to the gang inside as they hasten sequestered being molested.The march to the “oolder.”An order was given by the captain to the most daring of the cops to take the lead with a man,and to the step sand in drilline—“left:left;leftright:left”—the rest of us formed in line. We heard a small boy,two able,say we looked like the Tyrolews on drill! For Sale! I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Anaheim,opposite The Episcopal Church.The lot is 120x160 feet,高improved,ccommodations and freely furnished house of sight rooms,barn,e.t.for terms and price apply to Anaheim real estate agents or to Richard Mellmore. Annaheim Evergreen Nursery Parties intending to plant trees,the comwhich stood some distance away.“Hash,softly murmured the leader to his deputies,and “mum” was then this word.Seeking stealthily across where the sound came from,我们 were enabled to ascertain by peeping through a crack in the air,the many of the forward prey we were to encounter.The gang in the car—there about eight tongues in all—were quarreling as to who should have the blankets to cover his shirering soul for the night,they having but one blanket between them.After a few moments of waiting—necessary for us all to regain our breath—the limb of the law threw open the side door of the car and issued an order for the “boys to get out of there!”It was an utter surprise to the gang inside as they hasten sequestered being molested.The march to the “oolder.”An order was given by the captain to the most daring of the cops to take the lead with a man,and to the step sand in drilline—“left:left;leftright:left”—the rest of us formed in line. We heard a small boy,two able,say we looked like the Tyrolews on drill! For Sale! I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Anaheim,opposite The Episcopal Church.The lot is 120x160 feet,高improved,ccommodations and freely furnished house of sight rooms,barn,e.t.for terms and price apply to Anaheim real estate agents or to Richard Mellmore. Annaheim Evergreen Nursery Parties intending to plant trees,the comwhich stood some distance away.“Hash,softly murmured the leader to his deputies,and “mum” was then this word.Seeking stealthily across where the sound came from,我们 were enabled to ascertain by peeping through a crack in the air,the many of the forward prey we were to encounter.The gang in the car—there about eight tongues in all—were quarreling as to who should have the blankets to cover his shirering soul for the night,they having but one blanket between them.After a few moments of waiting—necessary for us all to regain our breath—the limb of the law threw open the side door of the car and issued an order for the “boys to get out of there!”It was an utter surprise to the gang inside as they hasten sequestered being molested.The march to the “oolder.”An order was given by the captain tothe most daring ofthe cops to takethe leadwitha man,andtothestep sandindrilline—“left:left;leftright:left”—the restofusformedinline We heard a small boy,two able,saywe lookedlikeTyrolewsondrill! The following officers of Malvern Hill Post, G. A. R., were installed at their hall on last Saturday evening by Post-Commander McDermont: J. B. McCullough, Commander; Erwin Barr, Senior Vice-Commander; W. H. Honnam, Junior Vice-Commander; A. V. Howard, Surgeon; Goo. A. Irwin, Chaplain; G. W. Spoonable, Quartermaster; Chua, Baker, Officer of the Day; Wm. A. Witte, Officer of the Guard; S. 8. Wood, Sergeant Major; T. K. McDowell, Orderly Sergeant; P. R. Wallace, Adjutant. BUSINESS BRIEF: The Anaheim Improvement Company are ready to receive bids for grading and curbing the sidewall between Oil and Orange streets, on the south side of Water Street. New fresh honey in the comb at Walley's. "The Model Grand" is now open and heat store at Anaheimshire's. An unlimited line and a choice apartment at Walley's. The wallpipe business is brisk. Mr. Bonnerheidt has just received a large invoice of material. Big invoices of Boots and Shoes received at Pederson's. For sale at bottom prices. President Cleveland says that the California store, Sunset Range, boots even Basin. For sale at Bonnerheidt's. Paragon Japan Tan and silver prince at Walley's. Winsland's famous Philadelphia Bottled Lager on ice at the Fountain. "The Cyclone" is the hottest and most enduring of windmills. For sale at Bonnerheidt's. J. S. Weber, Center street, has just removed a complete line of Agate Primed Ware Stores and Ranges which he will sell below Los Angeles prison. Give him a call, middel. A large fire-proof edifice, in perfect order, is offered for sale cheap. Liquor of F. & J. Becka. M. H. Chessman announces that all old and new customers of him will find it in their advantage to leave their own orders at his store, west of the depot, or order through the mail, or of the wagons, what they want. Choice new groceries for each. The store will shortly be open regularly. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS: PRIMARY CHURCH—serves every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. G. A. Irwin, pastor. GREAT DVANGEL REAL CHURCH—serves every Sunday at 5 p.m. Rev. J. R. Bonnerheidt, pastor. GREAT DVANGEL CATHOLIC CHURCH—serves every Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. G. H. Bonnerheidt, pastor. Gen. Glenn, young son of the ex-Mayor of Santa Cruz, was accidentally shot and killed while not handling... Bill Giving away House on the Homestead Plan in CARLTON! The Coming Town of the Santa Ana Valley, Situated on the Qlinda Ranch. Sits for Sale - From $75 to $100-Each There Property - From $250 to $500 Terms Easy. Sixty-four Houses to be Built. Large and Commodious Hotel and Motor Road. This is only a Starter. No other Town Site in Southern California has met with Such Grand Success. For Full Particulars Call on D. W. HUDSON & BRO, CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL. FOR MARGAINS Real Estate OF ALL KINDS Call on YON & ENNIS, P. L. MASON, Proprietor C. E. HANDALL, Clock PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. FOR MARGAINS IN Real Estate OF ALL KINDs Call on YON & ENNIS, ANAHEIM, CAL. BELOW COST! Come and see for yourself and be convinced. Yours respectfully, HIPPOLYTE CAHEN. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT LOS ANGELES COUNTY, STATE OF CALIF. PLANTERS' HOTEL Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. HEADQUARTERS OF COMMERCIAL TRAVELER: Large Sample Rooms in Connecito. BARGAINS IN ANAHEIM 4 Acres in Anaheim, with House, $1,000 60 Acres—Good Land—$100 per Acre. Not Anaheim. 10 Acres No. 1 Land, ¼ Mile From Fullerton, $100 per Acre. 18 Acres close to business center to SUBDIVIDE. Fulleron Lots and Anaheim Lots a Specialty. We have Lots in all the Subdivisions of Anaheim, and Solicit Parties who wish to sell to price their Property in our hands. Persons holding Fullerton Lots with bvlll to call on Schumacher & Herlicks, JOHN E. SCHREK, Real Estate, Anaheim; Los Angeles, 204 S. Fort St.; And Filler City, S. P. R. R., Between Los Angeles and Santa Bars. HAS ACRE PROPERTY AND LOS FOR SALE All over Southern California. The finest lots for building, all new water piped on the Lots in Los Angeles. Also the finest property, with nature will already in use. The house houses, with everything complains. LOTS Cheap Lots Everywire LOTS For Sale By J. K. SCHREK, 204 South Fort St., Los Angeles; Anaheim and Fillmore City, Southern Pacific Railroad, between Los Angeles and San Bernardino. Remember the Alta Vista Trout. House built on credit. Lots all warranted and water piped. Trust will soon be extensively planted and cemented ready. READ THIS! LOTS ON CENTER STREET NEAR NEW DEPOT AND HOTEL. READ THIS! LOTS ON CENTER STREET NEAR NEW DEPOT AND HOTEL. $15 -- PER -- FRONT -- FOOT! LARGER LOTS IN THE HEART OF TOWN FOR $250! 75 Acres ADJOINING FULLERTON =$15,000! Other Bargains too numerous to mention. Apply to any real-estate agent in Anaheim, or to RICHARD MELROSE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Rooms 86 and 87, Temple Block, Los Angeles. FASHION LIVERY AND SALE STABLES. Center Street. : : : ANAHEIM, N. H. MITCHELL, PROPRIETOR. The finest turnouts in the county at reasonable rates. Parties desirous of handmade rigs and fine-class stepping roadsters will do well to give up a call.