anaheim-gazette 1888-02-16

Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Memory Manchal, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1890 Los Angeles city is becoming more tolerant for brand rape fends. Within a few weeks two of the most fondish amateurs open in family have been discovered, and in both cases inhuman stepfathers being the miscellaneous. The Southern California Fair held at Riverside last week was a success, many thousands of people being in attendance to view the collections of fruits. Almost every fruit-growing locality in this part of the State was more or less represented there. We learned that our exhibit was in keeping with the best in the pavilion. The catrich plumers on Anaheim's table were the cause of much admiration. Anaheim may rest assured that she done nobly by being represented at this horticultural fair. The Los Angeles Pomological Society will hold its next quarterly session at Glendora, a new town that is not even located on the map. But that town is wide awake to its own interests. As the last January meeting was held there, that town gave a pressing invitation for the April meeting which will be on the first Thursday in April. Why not extend the society an invitation to hold their next July meeting here? And mingle our patronism and well-earned experience in horticultural matters by holding a grand celebration. A peculiar case is reported as having happened in a town in Nevada a few days ago. It appears that the wife of a man named Hennay had been repeatedly insulted by a dude named Randall. The latest break in female insulting by the dundally included individualled to his receiving a severe chastisement at the hands of the husband. After being beaten by Heeney, the one glass-eyed man was taken before his victim of insults and forced, on bended knee, to apologize. At this moment, Randall's hands were securely bound by the excited male parent and after having a tin can filled with stones attached to his waist, the dude was started on a run through the main streets of the town at midday. The enraged father followed close behind, and every few steps saluted Randall with pile driver force in the don’t want it; by won’t have it. Hence it will be that when the storm comes the Anaconda will be well braced in the wind. Then all places in the world we have the greatest respect for Anaconda because it is so humble and fast from alms and makes believen. Its climate is good enough for the Anaconda, and if others don’t seek its softness and beauty he is willing to enjoy it alone. A Living on tree Acre. South Riverside Ave. There is a man living near San Bernardino who claims that a good living may be made from one acre of land. Briefly, his method is to first make a carefully study of the products which do best in his locality, those which are sought most and which pay the highest market price. Then he plants a row of fruit trees around the acre lot, from which he has realized as high as $250 to $400 for a season’s fruit. Then he put in one-quarter of an acre to strawberries, which, the year after they were planted, brought in $200, beside all that were eaten and given away. From the rest of the land three crops of different vegetables were taken each year. By using the most approved methods of cultivation and the best seed obtainable, our gardener raised crops so large and of such excellent quality that he competed successfully with the Chinese gardeners. He sold $160 worth of produce from his acres, and kept chinkens, a pig and a cow. This is a splendid record, and shows that the ten lancets is undoubtedly to cultivate the amount of land that can be tilled to pay the best. No man should attempt to farm more land than he can take care of to the very least advantage. A little nonsense now and then is relied by politicians as well as by the best of men, says Clara Belle in the San Francisco Call of the 9th, and when New York’s big politician was about as apparently hilarious as a crowd of ten-year-olds. A few evening ages a half-dozen County Democracy lights, including Judge Martine late District Attorney, went up to the great toboggan stile at Fleetwood Park, and encountered there a select party of Tammy braves, including Sheriff Hugh J. Grant. As the lion and the lamb are still supposed to lie down together, for prudential reasons the statesmen mingled freely. Sheriff Brans, who is grateful and an old timer at the sport, took the forward seat on a toboggan constructed for the benefit of loving couples. A friend was about to take the bill. Mr. Minterdorfer Jay Gould and in some Minimal Metabolism. It had been ten years long my heart met Jay Gould until I did not patently understand how much joy they drew from me dropped in before I took a seat here rooms to wait for the great railroad company. “I believe that I have never had any business relations with the previous Mr. Gould, and, apologizing for my dropped in before I took a seat here rooms to wait for the great railroad company. You do not need me because I have purchased a difference of treasure since I saw you, and while I wear this season change appearance also, I remember you very much.” “Well, if we grant all that Mr. Gould you excuse me for asking you to write indebted for this call.” “Well, Mr. Gould,” said I rising to height and putting my soft hat on the Venus de Milo, after which I made THE INTERVIEW. oppose him in a desgage western war are indebted to me for this call. That you’re indebted to me but we will let us We are not here to talk about indie Jay. If you are busy you need’t try call till next winter. But I am converse in a quiet way; as between man. To talk over the past day to ask your conduct is and to inquire if I can any good in any way whatever. Time to speak pieces and ask in a gritual way. To what you are indebted rail.’ My main object in coming up to take you by hand and ask your memory is this spring! Judging what I could bear, I was led to believe was a little inclined to be sluggish as piled days and to keep you awake n’t that so, Jay.” “No sir; that is not so.” “Very well, then I have been mistreated reports in the papers, and I am glad I mistake. Now, one thing more before Did it ever occur to you that while your family are all out in your yard get some day, a sudden snail.” A recent dispatch from an Eastern town gave an account of the most recent exploit of the association known as the "White Caps," which has its headquarters in Southern Indiana. In that locality resides a man named Williams and his wife, who have been subjected to great antigonies at the hands of the White Caps. At the time Williams claimed to have recognized among his assailants a prominent young man named Courtney. Williams sought the arrest of Courtney, who fled the country, but was recently arrested elsewhere and brought back under a requisition. The news of the arrest coming to the ears of the White Caps, they went to Williams' house, and on being denied admittance broke in the door, tied their victim's wife to a bed, and then took the husband into the yard and bound him to a tree. Upon his refusing to make a sworn statement exonerating their member, the White Caps flagged their unfortunate victim until he became unconscious, and then left him where he was subsequently found in a dying condition. The White Caps are a self-constituted band, the oath of the purpose of which is to regulate the morals of the locality where they hold forth. If they happened to find a husband who neglected to perform his fatherly duty, or a woman who appeared to fancy some other man better than her lawful husband, or who did not properly care for her children, this new fashioned organization would formally canonize the desinquents, by anonymous epistles or otherwise, and then, if the warning were unheeded, would take the man or woman, as the case may be, whose conduct dissatisfied their motions of pure morality, bind and gag him or her, and proceed to administer a flogging to such an extent as the necessities of the case in their judgment demanded. This last exploit shows the vice of such unlawful combinations. The fact that they have been able to carry on their mode of reforming politicians get out of school they are about as apparently hilarious as a crowd of ten-year-olds. A few evenings ago a half dozen County Democracy lights, including Judge Martinez, late District Attorney, went up to the great tobogan slide at Fleetwood Park, and encountered there a select party of Tammy Braves, including Sheriff Hugh J. Grant. As the lion and the lamb are still supposed to lie down together, for prudential reasons the statemen mingled freely. Sheriff Grant, who is grateful and an old timer at the sport, took the forward seat on a tobogan constructed for the benefit of loving couples. A friend was about to take the back when he heard Judge Martinez remark that he had never attempted to sit upon a tobogan and insisted that the Judge try it. The latter, who weighs over 200 pounds, was finally perma-nated. As soon as he got his feet singly showed away beside those of the Shoofliff other boys changed an elephant wink and the tobogan was raised and shot down the skull with the speed of a gale. The County Democrat Judge gave one deserving cry, then clutched the Tammany Hall Sheriff about the waist in an embrace more close than brotherly. The pair came back all right, but the embrace cost the Judge several bottles of wine. News in Brief. The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. The salons of San Diego are boycoting the Union. Pasadena thinks it is entitled to free postal delivery service. A $6,000 school house has been voted at corner district, Tehama county. The fund for the Protestant Orphan Ashland at Sacramento has been reached $20,000. The jury in the case of P. B. Harnish of Woodland returned a verdict of not guilty. Mrs. Senator Stanford has sent $1,000 to the Protestant Orphan Ashland of Sacramento. The Horticulturists decided to go from Riverside to San Diego, and will make the visit to day. The next meeting of the Horticultural Society will be held in some city in Texas two years hence. The Governor has signed the patent of William Scott of San Diego to eighty acres of University lands. D. Dierssen was garroted on a busy street of Sacramento, last night, by two men, one of whom was captured. Sabersitions to the newly projected Port San Lois Osapo and San Josequin Valley Railroad have reached $255,000. The bas to the Boom residence of St. Helena by the recent fire will aggregate $100,000 on the residence and its contents. The Sacramento river is running into the break on the Yolo side very rapidly, and the road to Davisville is covered with water. John Sawome has been found guilty at Auburn, Placer county, of robbing the Michigan Bluff stage, and will be sentenced Monday. The Supreme Court of New Mexico has decided that the passage of the Alien Land Law did not vitiate pending contracts of aliens to purchase lands. Rev. William Washington, the negro minister at Marysville, who shot and killed Diver last week, has been held in bail of $8,000 on a charge of murder. The Yolo county Board of Supervisors has refused to pass the prohibitory ordinance asked for in a citizens' petition, and she Prohibitionists intend to push the ques-tion thirty days after it got there. After looking over the above statements carefully, I feel called upon in justice myself, to state that Dr. Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence. I do not wish to crush capital with lace; my main object is to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. 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Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calm way. To what you are indebted call: My main object in coming up with any good in any way whatever. Any time to speak pieces and ask in a calmway. Thank you," said Mr. Gould, as this memoir在the next room suddenly framed and boost with a loud report." And if you will excuse me from offsetting my mind which is worth $500 a minute against which I judge to be worth about $1 per day I will go your good morning." He then held the door open for me shortly after that I came away. There three reasons why I did not remain, but principal reason was that I did not want me to do so. And so I came away and left him. It is not the first time that a western has been treated with consideration only to be frowned upon frozen when he meets the saftey man inside York. Mr. Gould is below the medium height. His tenacity wears a crafty expression,and he allowed himself to be April fooled general party of gentlemen from Boston sailed the central branch of the Union Railroad by holding back all the freight two weeks in order to have it on while Jay was examining the property. Jay Gould would attract very little attention here on the streets,bbut he would mainly be looked upon with suspicion In this case he must do not forget to renew whenever he paid his own hotel bill Washington is,the kind"ofa man who will pull up and pawn the premises of Paris within thirty days after it got there. After looking over the above statements carefully I feel called upon.in justice myself.to state that Dr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.for I am amman people unless he is summonedto express somethingand shakethemouts.ofsomethingwillcomelowwhentheycomeinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union. — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice. — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty. —the fund forthe ProtestantOrphanAshlandatSacramentohasbeenreached$20,000. —the juryinthecaseofP.B.HarnishofWoodlandreturnedaverdictofnotguild.Mrs.SenatorStanfordhassent$1,000totheProtestantOrphanAsylumofSacramento. —theHorticulturistadecidedtogetfromRiversidetoSanDiego,andwillmakethevisittoday. —thenextmeetingoftheHorticulturalSocietywillheldinsomecityinTexastwoyearhence. —theGovernorhassignitedthepatentofWilliamScottofSanDiegotoeightyacresofUniversitylands. ——JohnSanseomehasbeenfoundguilty.atAuburn.Placercounty.ofrobbingtheMichiganBluffstage,andwillbementencedMonday. ——TheSupremeCourtofNewMexicohasdecidedthatpassageoftheAlienLandLawdidnotvitiatependingcontractsofalienstopurchaselands. ——Rev.WilliamWashington,thenegroministeratMarysvillewhoshotandkilledDiverlastweek,hasbeenheldinballof$8,000onaclargerofmurder. ——TheYolocountyBoardOfSupervisorshasrefusedtopasstheprohibitoryordinanceaskedforinalcitizenspetition,andtheProhibitionistsintendtpushthequasi-treatmentintotheairsideofthetwo.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovillpullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. After looking over the above statements carefullyI feel called upon.injustice myself.to state thatDr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovillpullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union. — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice. — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty. —the fund forthe ProtestantOrphanAshlandatSacramentohasbeenreached$20,000. —the juryinthecaseofP.B.HarnishofWoodlandreturnedaverdictofnotguild.Mrs.SenatorStanfordhassent$1,000totheProtestantOrphanAsylumofSacramento. —theHorticulturistadecidedtogetfromRiversidetoSanDiego,andwillmakethevisittoday. —thenextmeetingoftheHorticulturalSocietywillheldinsomecityinTexastwoyearhence. —theGovernorhassignitedthepatentofWilliamScottofSanDiegotoeightyacresofUniversitylands. ——JohnSanseomehasbeenfoundguilty.atAuburn.Placercounty.ofrobbingtheMichiganBluffstage,andwillbementencedMonday. ——TheSupremeCourtofNewMexicohasdecidedthatpassageoftheAlienLandLawdidnotvitiatependingcontractsofalienstopurchaselands. ——Rev.WilliamWashington,thenegroministeratMarysvillewhoshotandkilledDiverlastweek,hasbeenheldinballof$8,000onaclargerofmurder. ——TheYolocountyBoardOfSupervisorshasrefusedtopasstheprohibitoryordinanceaskedforinalcitizenspetition,andtheProhibitionistsintendtpushthequasi-treatmentintotheairsideofthetwo.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovillpullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. After looking over the above statements carefullyI feel called upon.injustice myself.to state thatDr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovillpullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union. — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice. — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty. —the fund forthe ProtestantOrphanAshlandatSacramentohasbeenreached$20,000. —the juryinthecaseofP.B.HarnishofWoodlandreturnedaverdictofnotguild.Mrs.SenatorStanfordhassent$1,000totheProtestantOrphanAsylumofSacramento. —theHorticulturista decidedtogetfromRiversidetoSanDiego,andwillmakethevisittoday. —thenextmeetingoftheHorticulturalSocietywillheldinsomecityinTexastwoyearhence. —theGovernorhassignitedthepatentofWilliamScottofSanDiegotoeightyacresofUniversitylands. ——JohnSanseomehasbeenfoundguilty.atAuburn.Placercounty.ofrobbingtheMichiganBluffstage,andwillbementencedMonday. ——TheSupremeCourtofNewMexicohasdecidedthatpassageoftheAlienLandLawdidnotvitiatependingcontractsofalienstopurchaselands. ——Rev.WilliamWashington,thenegroministeratMarysvillewho shotandkilledDiverlastweek,hasbeenheldinballof$8,000onaclargerofmurder. ——TheYolocountyBoardOfSupervisorshasrefusedtopasstheprohibitoryordinanceaskedforinalcitizenspetition,andtheProhibitionistsintendtpushthequasi-treatmentintotheairsideofthetwo.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovillpullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. After looking over the above statements carefullyI feel called upon.injustice myself.to state thatDr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union. — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice. — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty. —the fund forthe ProtestantOrphanAshlandatSacramentohasbeenreached$20,000. —the juryinthecaseofP.B.HarnishofWoodlandreturnedaverdictofnotguild.Mrs.SenatorStanfordhassent$1,000totheProtestantOrphanAsylumofSacramento. —theHorticulturista decidedtogetfromRiversidetoSanDiego,andwillmakethevisittoday. —thenextmeetingoftheHorticulturalSocietywillheldinsomecityinTexastwoyearhence. —theGovernorhassignitedthepatentofWilliamScottofSanDiegotoeightyacresofUniversitylands. ——JohnSanseomehasbeenfoundguilty.atAuburn.Placercounty.ofrobbingtheMichiganBluffstage,andwillbementencedMonday. ——TheSupremeCourtofNewMexicohasdecidedthatpassageoftheAlienLandLawdidnotvitiatependingcontractsofaliensstopurchaselands. ——Rev.WilliamWashington,thenegroministeratMarysvillewho shotandkilledDiverlastweek,hasbeenheldinballof$8,000onaclargerofmurder. ——TheYolocountyBoardOfSupervisorshasrefusedtopasstheprohibitoryordinanceaskedforinalcitizenspetition,andtheProhibitionistsintendtpushthequasi-treatmentintotheairsideofthetwo.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. After looking over the above statements carefullyI feel called upon.injustice myself.to state thatDr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union. — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice. — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty. —the fund forthe ProtestantOrphanAshlandatSacramentohasbeenreached$20,000. —the juryinthecaseofP.B.HarnishofWoodlandreturnedaverdictofnotguild.Mrs.SenatorStanfordhassent$1,000to-theProtestantOrphanAsylumofSacramento. —theHorticulturista decidedtogetfromRiversidetoSanDiego,andwillmakethevisittoday. —thenextmeetingoftheHorticulturalSocietywillheldinsomecityinTexastwoyearhence. —theGovernorhassignitedthepatentofWilliamScottofSanDiegotoeightyacresofUniversitylands. ——JohnSanseomehasbeenfoundguilty.atAuburn.Placercounty.ofrobbingtheMichiganBluffstage,andwillbementencedMonday. ——TheSupremeCourtofNewMexicohasdecidedthatpassageoftheAlienLandLawdidnotvitiatependingcontractsofaliensstopurchaselands. ——Rev.WilliamWashington,thenegroministeratMarysvillewho shotandkilledDiverlastweek,hasbeenheldinballof$8,000onaclargerofmurder. ——TheYolocountyBoardOfSupervisorshasrefusedtopasstheprohibitoryordinanceaskedforinalcitizenspetition,andtheProhibitionistsintendtpushthequasi-treatmentintotheairsideofthetwo.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. After looking over the above statements carefullyI feel called upon.injustice myself.to state thatDr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail. — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union. — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice. — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty。 —the fund forthe ProtestantOrphanAshlandatSacramentohasbeenreached$20,000。 —the juryin.thecaseofP.B.HarnishofWoodlandreturnedaverdict-ofnotguild.Mrs.SenatorStanfordhassent$1,000to-theProtestantOrphanAsylumofSacramento。 —theHorticulturista decidedtogetfromRiversidetoSanDiego,andwillmakethevisittoday。 —thenextmeetingoftheHorticulturalSocietywillheldinsomecityinTexastwoyearhence。 —theGovernorhassignitedthepatentofWilliamScottofSanDiegotoeightyacresofUniversitylands。 ——JohnSanseomehasbeenfoundguilty.atAuburn.Placercounty.ofrobbingtheMichiganBluffstage,andwillbementencedMonday。 ——TheSupremeCourtofNewMexicohasdecidedthatpassageoftheAlienLandLawdidnotvitiatependingcontracts Ofaliensstopurchaselands。 ——Rev.WilliamWashington,thenegroministeratMarysvillewho shotandkilledDiverlastweek,hasbeenheldinballof$8,000onaclargerOFmurder。 ——TheYolocountyBoardOfSupervisorshasrefusedtopasstheprohibitoryordinanceaskedforinalcitizenspetition,andtheProhibitionistsintendtpushthequasi-treatmentintotheairsideofthetwo.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. After looking over the above statements carefullyI feel called upon.injustice myself.to state thatDr.Burchard did assist me in constructing the last sentence.I do not wish to crush capital.with lace; my main objective is to further intensifythe feelingwhich really exists betweenthe two.forIamammanpeoplewheneverhepaidhisownhotelbilWashingtonis,thekind"ofamanwhovill Pullupandpawnthepresentofthewithinthirtydaysafteritgotthere. News in Brief. — The Masons of Suisun are to put up a $6,000 bail。 — The salons of San Diego are boycotingthe Union。 — Pasadena thinks it is entitledto free postal deliveryservice。 — A $6,000 schoolhouse has been votedat corningdistrict,Tehanacounty Homet Old Anaheim. This is what the Los Angeles Porcupine of the 11th, itat., has to say about us: How the good old town looms up in honest importance. Anaheim is the Anastardam of California. All is substantial. The Anaheim lives in a good house, unplastered with notes and mortgages. He wears good grain clothes, and he owes no store bills. He earns a good square meal three times a day, goes to bed early, and is about his work at early dawn. He drinks the best of wine of his own vintage. He has money in bank and never borrows. He is the most all-handed man in America and has not earned to brag of his great prosperity. He gives alaw but he has reached the haven general thrift and feels as contented and proud as a Dutch dairyman. There is no sham about the Anaheim. He is what he is and is willing for the world to take him at his general worth—is willing to be let alone. Little cares the highest Anaheim about bands of music and drama, beating the bush for hiblders on lot sales. He has his vineyard, and he makes it pay. He has his big trees and his olive, his orange and his pomegranate, his apples, peaches and pears, and is willing to keep them. He planted and tended them. He loves them. They are the crowning glory of his life of honest industry spent in his adopted Ana-home. He hates the sight of a speculative real estate agent with his axe, his pick, spade and scraper, and his avaricious eyes cast on the Anaheimer's orchard with longing desire to cut it up into lots 25x10. He John Sawsome has been found guilty, at Auburn, Placer county, of robbing the Michigan Bluff stage, and will be sentenced Monday. The Supreme Court of New Mexico has decided that the passage of the Alien Land Law did not vitiate pending contracts of alienes to purchase lands. Rev. William Washington, the nego minister at Marysville, who shot and killed Diver last week, has been held in bail of $8,000 on a charge of murder. The Yolo county Board of Supervisors has refused to pass the prohibitory ordinance asked for in a citizens' petition, and the Prohibitionists intend to push the question. The Governor has appointed as notaries Author Simon, Scott Bar, Saskiyon county, vice H. J. Bacon failed to qualify, and J.H. Northeraft, Fresno city, vice R.B. Lery, resigned. The rewards offered for the apprehension of the murderer or murderers of two Cunamed at Moumouth, Polk county, Or., a month since, now aggregate $700, and the people of Moumouth think this is not enough, and they have drawn up a petition to the Governor to offer an additional reward. Hell of Honor. Of the Anaheim Public School for the month ending February 10, 1888: 1st DEPARTMENT—C. L. Emile, Teacher. Katie Champlin, Emma Pleninger, Fred Hilmer, Mary-Hussman, Frank Darling, Herman Hussman, Dara Doon, Eddie Beoge, Gusie Strathoff, George Pleninger, Frank Dyer. 2nd DEPARTMENT—E. Clark, Teacher. Martha Hartung, Mena Bauer, Rita Rivas, Bossie James, Louise Bannersheidt. 3rd DEPARTMENT—H. M. Meada, Teacher. Minnie Champlin, Clarence Hulman, H. Bannerscheidt, Lelia Pleninger, May Weaver, Winnie Melrose, Augustine Hartado, Sarah Baker, Emma Warling, Arna Nohen, Alma Gunning, Jose Nothen, Mary Sussen, 4th DEPARTMENT—Carne Bruner, Teacher. Wm. Handerson, Millie Backa, Bertha Oeffinger, Beanie Schuhart, Katie Bartzak, Annalo Malina, Allen Malone, Olof Warling, John Nolhen, August Solimanher, Josephine Knapka, Louisa Knapka, Raby Crawther, John Sawsome has been found guilty, at Auburn, Placer county, of robbing the Michigan Bluff stage, and will be sentenced Monday. The Supreme Court of New Mexico has decided that the passage of the Alien Land Law did not vitiate pending contracts of alienes to purchase lands. Rev. William Washington, the nego minister at Marysville, who shot and killed Diver last week, has been held in bail of $8,000 on a charge of murder. The Yolo county Board of Supervisors has refused to pass the prohibitory ordinance asked for in a citizens' petition, and the Prohibitionists intend to push the question. The Governor has appointed as notaries Author Simon, Scott Bar, Saskiyon county, vice H. J. Bacon failed to qualify, and J.H. Northeraft, Fresno city, vice R.B. Lery, resigned. The rewards offered for the apprehension of the murderer or murderers of two Cunamed at Moumouth, Polk county, Or., a month since, now aggregate $700, and the people of Moumouth think this is not enough, and they have drawn up a petition to the Governor to offer an additional reward. Hell of Honor. Of the Anaheim Public School for the month ending February 10, 1888: 1st DEPARTMENT—C. L. Emile, Teacher. Katie Champlin, Emma Pleninger, Fred Hilmer, Mary-Hussman, Frank Darling, Herman Hussman, Dara Doon, Eddie Beoge， Gusie Strathoff， George Pleninger， Frank Dyer. 2nd DEPARTMENT—E. Clark，Teacher. Martha Hartung， Mena Bauer， Rita Rivas， Bossie James， Louise Bannersheidt. 3rd DEPARTMENT—H. M. Meada，Teacher. Minnie Champlin， Clarence Hulman， Hermont Thompson， Minnie Smith， Maloney Caleb， Regina Classe， Herman Backa， Shirley Baeka， Katie Baeka， Eddie Bannersheidt， Francesco Silvan， Allie Ky. John Sawsome has been found guilty, at Auburn, Placer county, of robbing the Michigan Bluff stage, and will be sentenced Monday. The Supreme Court of New Mexico has decided that the passage of the Alien Land Law did not vitiate pending contracts of alienes to purchase lands. Rev. William Washington, the nego minister at Marysville, who shot and killed Diver last week, has been held in bail of $8,000 on a charge of murder. The Yolo county Board of Supervisors has refused to pass the prohibitory ordinance asked for in a citizens' petition, and the Prohibitionists intend to push the question. The Governor has appointed as notaries Author Simon, Scott Bar, Saskiyon county, vice H. J. Bacon failed to qualify, and J.H. Northeraft, Fresno city, vice R.B. Lery, resigned. The rewards offered for the apprehension of the murderer or murderers of two Cunamed at Moumouth, Polk county, Or., a month since, now aggregate $700, and the people of Moumouth think this is not enough, and they have drawn up a petition to the Governor to offer an additional reward. Hell of Honor. Of the Anaheim Public School for the month ending February 10, 1888: 1st DEPARTMENT—C. L. Emile，Teacher. Katie Champlin， Emma Pleninger， Fred Hilmer， Mary-Hussman， Frank Darling， Herman Hussman， Dara Doon， Eddie Beoge， Gusie Strathoff， George Pleninger， Frank Dyer. 2nd DEPARTMENT—E. Clark，Teacher. Martha Hartung， Mena Bauer， Rita Rivas， Bossie James， Louise Bannersheidt. 3rd DEPARTMENT—H. M. Meada，Teacher. Minnie Champlin， Clarence Hulman， Hermont Thompson， Minnie Smith， Maloney Caleb， Regina Classe， Herman Backa， Shirley Baeka， Katie Baeka， Eddie Bannersheidt， Francesco Silvan， Allie Ky. John Sawsome has been found guilty, at Auburn, Placer county, of robbing the Michigan Bluff stage, and will be sentenced Monday. The Supreme Court of New Mexico has decided that the passage of the Alien Land Law did not vitiate pending contracts of alienes to purchase lands. Rev. William Washington, the nego minister at Marysville, who shot and killed Diver last week, has been held in bail of $8,000 on a charge of murder. The Yolo county Board of Supervisors has refused to pass the prohibitory ordinance asked for in a citizens' petition, and the Prohibitionists intend to push the question. The Governor has appointed as notaries Author Simon, Scott Bar, Saskiyon county， Vice H.J.Bacon failed to qualify,and J.H.Northeraft,Fresno city,Vice R.B.Lery.resigned. The rewards offered for the apprehension of the murderer or murderers of two Cunamed at Moumouth think this is not enough,and they have drawn up a petition to the Governor to offer an additional reward. Hell of Honor. Of the Anaheim Public School for the month ending February 10，1888: 1st DEPARTMENT—C. L. Emile，Teacher. Katie Champlin， Emma Pleninger， Fred Hilmer， Mary-Hussman， Frank Darling， Herman Hussman， Dara Doon， Eddie Beoge， Gusie Strathoff , George Pleninger , Frank Dyer. 2nd DEPARTMENT—E. Clark，Teacher. Martha Hartung， Mena Bauer， Rita Rivas , Bossie James , Louise Bannersheidt. 3rd DEPARTMENT—H.M.Meada，Teacher. Minnie Champlin， Clarence Hulman， Hermont Thompson Minnie Smith Maloney Caleb Regina Classe Herman Backa Shirley Baeka Katie Baeka Eddie Bannersheidt Francesco Silvan Allie Ky. John Sawsome has been found guilty，at Auburn，Placer county，of robbing the Michigan Bluff stage，and will be sentenced Monday. The Supreme Court of New Mexico has decided that the passage of the Alien Land Law did not vitiate pending contracts of alienes to purchase lands. Rev. William Washington，the nego minister at Marysville，who shot and killed Diver last week，has been held in bail of $8，000，that belonged to Eri road; but who does not forgive to reverberate when he paid up with her holder and taxpayer myself，但 I am a holder and taxpayer myself，但 I say my man who never mixes with me man unless he is summoned to express something and shakes the moths out of memory will some day，when the gravy green over his grave，find himself coiffed by the same kind of a memory on your mankind but you should be said cause it thinks ought to be said. As I said before，Jay Gould is considerer below the medium height and I am not go get to take it back. He is a man who will some day sit out on the corner of a new laid planet with his pink railroad maps on his knee，和 pink railroad maps on his knee，和 Where am I if and where am I my escort is，and if you would kindly take me home I would be so much obliged.“——No Trying to Reach a Verdite. Court Officer—a message from the jail room,your honor. His Honor—What do they want—for my escort is,and if you would kindly take me home I would be so much obliged.“——No Seahorse Chantments. Next summer they’ll “spoon” by the end and swain. And “smash” on the mantle above; And they’ll speak of rest in the ocean’s graves. Over which the wild blows will roar. The same old story’ll be told once more; He’ll quote poetry,she’ll con like a dove. They’ll speak of this life as a terrible bone Unless sure of each other’s love. I wouldn’t father these lizies till tell In their flirtation—a wretched old trick; The “obsession” is，“rattle,” we know very well Will be sure to make them slick. Little Helen. Little Helen,S years old,nut but ber thin she kept very quiet abound is until it began to bleed then she screamed:“O,mammals can quick,the gravy’s a running out.”——Babyhood. BILL NYL. Mr. Interesse Day Gould and Inkeston in Some Island Nassau. It had been ten long busy years since I had and Jay Dought until I did not see him yesterday in some the acquaintance but this man the happy past. The year of patient and earnest endeavor on my part, his name of philanthropy on his have him find away in the grim and greatly humiliated both of us have changed in that time, though day has changed more than I have. Perhaps that is because he has threw more in constant with change than I have. Still, I had changed a good deal to these times, for when I called at Irvington you say Mr. Gould did not remember me. Neither the watchful but overtimed dog in the cross yard. Carefully concealing the fact that I had any business relations with the press, I gave my card to the person who does cherish for Mr. Gould, and, apologizing for not having dropped in here, I took a seat in the spare room to wait for the great railroad magnate. "I believe that I have never bad the pleasure of meeting you before, sir," said the great railroad swallower and amateur philanthrostee, with a tinges of railroad irony. "Yes, sir, we met some ten years ago," said lightly running my fingers over the keys of the piano in order to show him that I was constrained to the sight of a plane. "I was working in the rolling mill at Laramie city, Wyo., and you came to visit the mill which was then operated by the Union Pacific railroad company. You do not remember because I have purchased a different pair of trousers since I saw you, and the cane which I wear this season changes my whole appearance also. I remember you, however very much." "Well, we grant all that, Mr. Nys, will you excuse me for asking you to what I am indebted for this call?" "Well, Mr. Gould," said I rising to my full right and putting my soft hat on the brow of the Venus de Milo, after which I seated myself. THE INTERVIEW. opposite him in a desgage western way, "you are indebted to me for this call. That's what we are indebted to. But we will let that poem be not here to talk about indebtedness. If you are busy you needn't return till next winter. But I am here just to universe in a quiet way, as between man and man. To talk over the past, to ask you how our conduct is and to inquire if I can do your good in any way whatever. This is no one to speak places and ask in a grammatical way. "To what you are indebted for this call." My main object in coming up here was take you by the hand and sat you how our memory is this spring! Judging from what I could hear, I was led to believe that it is a little inclined to be sluggish and atroced days and to keep you awake nights. In so, Jay!" No, sir; that is not so." Very well, then I have been misled by the words in the papers, and I am glad it is all al mistake. Now, one living more before I go it ever occur to you that while you and your family are all out in your youth to other some day, a sudden squall, a whirl The Lloyd's Bill to London. A notice gift was recently made to the corporation of London by Lloyds, the great British lumber macking firm. 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Saturday,Feb.18,'88 FIFTEEN Assessment Notice. Assessment Notice. Notice is hereby given that at A meeting of the Dames World Bank at February 14th an amendment (No.12) by fifty cents (50) per share was voted upon, the mutual stock or corporate payable on or before March 6th, 1889, tothe Secretary of Agriculture, at his office in town of Anaheim, California. Any stock on which this agreement shall remain unchanged will be paid upon, the mutual stock or corporate payable on or before March 6th, 1889, tothe Secretary of Agriculture, at his office in town of Anaheim, California. Off at all the Pentagon in town of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, State of California. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION BANK OF ANAHEIM At the Opening of Business on MCNDAY, January 2, 1888. ASSETS Cash on land Hills receivable Mills receivable Banks Due from other banks 9150,744 69 AUCTION IN ANAHEIM, Saturday,Feb.18,'88 FIFTEEN Young Brood MARES With Foal to a First-class Stallion WILL BE SOLD At Lewis' Stable, Center St. ANAHEIM, At 1 O'clock P. M. Sharp. Terms: CASH. A. V. FOX, Auctioneer. A PETITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN designated agent prescribing a petition to the board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county on Monday, the 5th day of March, 1888, requesting the said board to organize an irrigation district, a copy of which petition is published herein and is at follows to wit: To be Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of the county of Los Angeles, California—We, the under guard freeholders within the proposed irrigation district described, and constituting a major ity of the free holders affixing a district, respectfully show to your Honorable Lady: First—That we are freeholders owning land with in the proposed irrigation district he must describe, and that we constitute a majority of the freeholders of said district. Second—That the lands contained within the said district hereafter described are susceptible of one mode of irrigation by the same system of works, and from a common source, to wit: from the Santa Ana river. Third—That we desire to provide for the irrigation of the said lands, and we therefore propose the orgnization of an irrigation district consisting of the lands contained within the following boundaries, to wit: that certain tract of land situated in the countryside Los Angeles, and commencing at a point on the Santa Ana river, where the Capen Irrigation Company's ditch, now owned by the Anabella Union Water Company, enters the river, and becomes known as Bedrock Canyon; themes following the right hand of said ditch in a westerly direction across the ranch known as the Cajon de Santa Ana; themes across the ranch known as the Shanklin ranch; to the western boundary thereof; themes following the line of said ditch to its intersection with the eastern boundary of section 24, township 3 south, range 10 west; districts from the southeast corner of said section fifty miles; thence in a south-westly direction until it strikes the arroyo; then following said course of arroyo until it intersects the right bank of north branch of said ditch, at or near a point on section line between sections 25 and 29; thence following ditch on the right bank until it intersects the east line of section 26; thence in a south-westly direction following the base of the hill until it intersects with the east line of section six chains; thence south to the southeast corner of said section twenty-three miles; township 3 south, range 10 west. S. B. mansions will be sold at no cost. Notice is hereby given that in order to construct the last sentence, not wish to crush capital, with labor, nor intensify the feeling which exists between the two, for I am a land and taxpayer myself, but I say that man who never mixes up with the compel- upon him is summoned to explain and shake the moths out of his NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN THE Matter of the Estate of Peter W. Bras, it is hereby given that the estate of Peter W. Bras, dated January 18, 1867, contains the following property: 1. A man who would fail to remember he had $7,000,000 that belonged to the man but who does not forget to remember he paid his own hotel bills atington, in the kind of a man who would and pawn the provisions of Paradise thirty days after it got there. 2. Looking over the above statement I feel called upon, in justice try to state that Dr. Burchard did not come in constructing the last sentence. 3. Not wish to rush capital with labor; further intensely the feeling which exists between the two; for I am a landlord and taxpayer myself, but I say that man who never mixes up with the company unless he is summoned to explain and shake the moths out of this day will some day, when the graves grow ever his grave, find himself confronted same kind of a memory on the part of me. 4. Not say all this because I was treated hard manner by Mr. Gould, but be thought it ought to be said. 5. Sold before. Jay Gould is considerably the medium height and I am not going it back. 6. A man who will some day sit out on one of a new laid planet with his little railroad maps on his knee, and ask if I and the echoes from every corner of magmatic oblivion will take question and refer it to the judiciary case; but it will curl up and die like morality report against a big railroad suit.—New York World. 7. Good evening, Miss Brown. Is your card full? "No, Mr. Smythe, but art is, and if you would kindly take my hand before. Jay Gould is considerably the medium height and I am not going it back. 8. A man who will some day sit out on one of a new laid planet with his little railroad maps on his knee, and ask if I and the echoes from every corner of magmatic oblivion will take question and refer it to the judiciary case; but it will curl up and die like morality report against a big railroad suit.—New York World. 9. Trying to reach a verdict. Officer—a message from the jury our honor—What do they want—further mention of evidence? Officer—No, your honor; they want box of cigars—New York Sun. 10. Seahorse Chestnut. Ammer they'll "spoon" by the sad man's hand on the sandy shore; will speak of set in the ocean's graves, which the wild billows will roar. 11. Old story I'll tell once more; late poetry she'll cone like a dove; think of this life as a terrible bore care of each other's love. 12. Father the lies they'll tell: wringing—a wretched old trick; mirrors—and rats," we know very well, sure to make the sea sick. Little Helen. 3 years old, cut her thumb; every quiet about is until it began then she screamed: "O, mamma, can you quick, the gravy's all out?"—Babyhood. TO THE PUBLIC. I HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLISHER THAT I HAVE said my entire interest in Mrs. Brazee holding on Center street to Mrs. Brazee holding that she will continue to nurture the morale in the future that I enjoyed in the past. MUNN CITY PATENTS After laying out the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act of the Legislature of the State of California, Berkshire entered into organization under the provisions of the Act OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, BERKSHIRE Pred Bookmans, J. H. Harris, J. S. Gardiner, H. D. Pathmanus, Gene H. Amerige, F. H. Keith, P. James, W. H. Honnary, Wim Crowber, Paul D. Neumacher, A. T. Pendleton, M. Nabelling, Wim Well, W. M. McFadden, J. B. Timbrex, S. Littlefield, A. Hunt, L. Pa kee, K. Foumke, R. H. Gilmore, D.J. Kraemer, Wm A. Wilte, K. P. Kalbung, J. Hunter, A.J. Walters, H. Schubler, J.P. Bradrague, D. Hanabishik, A. Shah, John P. Zayas, S.Z Pursall, FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE LYON & ENNIS ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT WHOLESOME COOKING ALL DEFINITION OF THE BOUNDARY Mrs. Brazee, Prop NOTICE. Pasturage The Coming Town of the Santa Ana Valley, situated on the Olinda Branch. Lots for Sale - From $75 to $100 Each Acre Property - From $250 to $500 Terms Easy. Sixty-four Houses to be Built. Large and Conduitious 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. Bowling Alley! NEW MANAGEMENT! MR. G. BENNERSCHEIDT has purchased the Bowling alley in Kroger's building from D. R. Gray and will conduct the same in first class style. Fine Liquors and Cigars. The Patronage of the Public is Responsibly Balanced. Bowling Alley! NEW MANAGEMENT! MR. G. BENNERSCHEIDT has purchased the Bowling alley in Kruger's building from D. R. Gray and will conduct the name in first June style. Fine Liquors and Cigars. The Petition of the Public is Respectfully Submitted. THE SANTA ANA Steam Laundry HAS ESTABLISHED A BRANCH OFFICE AT ANAHIM MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS ORANGE TREES At Half-Price. and Other Varieties Cheap. police of Sale of Real Estate and Personal Property. La Superior Court of the county of Los Angeles, State of California. PROBATE. the Matter of the Estate of PETER W. BRAR. Document. NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUIT OF an order of the Superior Court of the city of Los Angeles, State of California, made on this day of January, A. D., 1895, in the matter of statute of Peter W. Brar, dunned, the underwarranty of the administrator of said estate, will sell all the instruments in the highest bidder, for each in its entirety to the United States and subject to information by said Superior Court, on January 6th day of February, 1895, at 11 o'clock in the evening, in front of the United States Postoffice or almost Anahim, Los Angeles county, Calif., all the right, with litter and antique of the N.W.T. Brar, at the time of his death, and all titles and inventories that the said obtain his possession. This Reserved For RIMPAU BRO P. PELLEGRIN & SON, ART. JEWELRY AND MUSIC STORE. Postoffice Block, Anahaim. Sale Agents for New Home, Davis Vertical Feed Avery & Royal St. John. Sewing Machines. We buy all our Musical Instruments and Sewing Machines direct from the Manufacturers. READ THIS! LOTS ON CENTER STREET NEAR NEW DEPOT AND HOTEL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURCHASE OF an order of the Imperial Court of the city of Los Angeles, Bake of California, made on the day of January, A.D., 1859, in the matter of sale of Peter W. Horn, deceased, the understaff, the administrator of said estate, will sell all the right, fifth, litter and estate of the Near of W. Bryan, at the time of his death, and all title and interest in the United States. And subject to information by said Imperial Court, an inventory by said Imperial Court, on January 6th day of February, 1859, at 11 o'clock in the morning, in front of the United States Presidency or about Anaheim, Los Angeles county, Calif., all the right, fifth, litter and estate of the Near of W. Bryan, at the time of his death, and all title and interest in the United States. And subject to information by said Imperial Court, an inventory by said Imperial Court, on January 6th day of February, 1859, at 11 o'clock in the morning, in front of the United States Presidency or about Anaheim, Los Angeles county, Calif., all the right, fifth, litter and estate of the Near of W. Bryan, at the time of his death, and all title and interest in the United States. 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. Room 86 and 87, Temple Block, Los Angeles A. NICKELSBURG & CO. ARE THE CHEAPEST Dry Goods and Clothing MERCHANTS In the Santa Ana Valley: It will save you money to trade with them