anaheim-gazette 1888-03-08

LATEST RAILROAD NEWS. On the Eve of Important Developments. Programmatic information and additional competition details Annex to be held off the Main Ameno on Santa Baja. The force of graden on Anaheim and Olinda Railroad have been brought down to Anaheim and are now at work on street. The road has been graded through the streets and operations will be carried out from this road. The recent wet weather on the Richfield farm trust has made the ground so muddy that grading can not be pushed so well at this end. The grade should be completed in three weeks, if fair weather conditions, when the rail will be laid and depots built, and more running between Anaheim and Carlton in two months. Negotiations are still pending on the part of the Southern Pacific company for its change of route in this immediate vicinity and on to San Diego. We hope to be able to speak definitely next week as to the matter. If the matters new under consideration by the company be carried into effect, as soon as possible, there will be much improvement in Anaheim and vicinity. After leaving Anaheim the Southern Pacific now lies will cross the Santa Ana river at the old Travis crossing, touching at the southern boundary of Orange, where it makes a head and turns through the southern part of Modena and proceeds through McPearson to Tustin. Between this latter point and Santa Ana right of way has thus far been held at such high gauge that the railroad was deemed not to connect Santa Ana with its main line, but will run from Tustin up to San Diego. Property between Tustin and Santa Ana is valuable, and right of way only be obtained by the expenditure of about $15,000, which the railroad company refuse to pay. After leaving Tustin the Southern Pacific road will travel the route surveyed a year ago, and which is nearly parallel to the Atchison. This will be a dimestrous blow to Santa Ana, if it have only a spur from Anaheim. Being GOES AND PLANETS IN POSITION, THE EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT, AND MORE IS READY FOR AN HOME FIELD OF WORK. It's safer for equipment. The little difficulty as we wish shall be here. Have been sufficiently adjusted and they are now enjoying a new environment. San Francisco is expected back this week from Washington on his birthday the last two months, but who have patented and any new modeling that homes in Santa Ana. San Francisco is two days a plane for an airline and entertaining men as Charleston. He had come back to the land of bums. Wood has been acquired that a land of census made by Menny McCallough. Then, Stanley, W. M. McCallough, J. K. Tombus, P. Henson, and Mrs. Henson, ran off the track near Prunts and was badly wrecked, almost totally destroying the land. When the fruit arrived in La Prunts it was in such a condition that the company would not receive them till the railroad adjourned an examination. It is hoped that the company will make good the loss. The freight next from this station to Fair at Los Angeles it is said compared favorably with the host on exhibition from Rivera or any other place, and as the Anaheim table was decorated with flowers, enthralled and eggs was voted to be one of the most attractive tables there. Mr. Schanberger has taken a great deal of time and given plenty of hard work and spent considerable money in representing our section and advertising us so ably. The people should see that he is reimbursed his expenses at least. If the Supervise had to cross the sandwich between here and Anaheim the last few days, they would no doubt give me some kind of relief in the way of a bridge across the wash. It was actually dangerous to cross last Saturday. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Center Street to be Opened. Reports of Marshal and Treasurer—Petitions Granted and Laded on the Table—Extended of Broadway. The Board of Town Trustees met in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present—Rimpan, Cahen, Backa, Krooger, Clark Nobelung and Marshal Smythe. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. COMPANY G., TYPELESS Into the State Militia at Last Company name: New York Minute Bureau The law is current matter or statute and the Legislature forms its own committee. The Tyndale was mounted later State militia on last Saturday evening Keogee's Hall. Major L. S. Butler, wearing officer, accompanied by Major W. H. Renell, Major Servant Infantry Battalion, and Captain Stuart of C Company Reggae Corps of Los Angeles, composing Examiners Board, worn in attendance; for the company were return into the mail bound administration; the memorandum structures to the officers. Seventy-five comparing nearly all the prominent towns since about 10 o'clock Opener John Drillmaster of the company (the Captain having put in an apperance) gave the order to fall in. The hall was filled to eventing with spectators and young soldier Major Better read the order from Brigade headquarters empowering him to manage the company to be known as Company Seventh Infantry Regiment. After enacting the man upon the responsibility he would assume upon entering the State at this, the company proceeded to ballot four corsers. S. O. Wood was elected Captain, C. Gode First Lieutenant, and A. L. L Second Lieutenant. Considerable "selecturing" was indulged in during the event which fact served to draw out the available and competent men for office. The best of good feeling accompanied rivalry, however, and hearty handshakes resulted after each vote. Company O is now a "Tall company" the State militia; and its renter is probably as large as any in the regiment. It is prized as good material as any company the State—no Major Better sold, and not correctly sent. Upon the Major's advice officers will were maintained for Colonel The Regiment. The company will move their arms paid it is understood that uniforms will be furnished immediately. McPearson to Tustin. Between this latter point and Santa Ana right of way has thus been held at such high figures that the railroad has decided not to connect Santa Ana with its main line, but will run from Tustin to San Diego. Property between Tustin and Santa Ana is valuable, and right of way can only be obtained by the expenditure of about $15,000, which the railroad company refuse to pay. After leaving Tustin the Southern Pacific roadbed will traverse the route surveyed a year ago, and which is nearly parallel to the Atchison. This will be a dimorous blow to Santa Ana, if it have only a spur from Anahaim. Being out of the mean line of the Southern Pacific between Anahaim and San Diego it will accumulate the changing of passengers and freight at this port. Railroad officials have inspected the route between Anahaim and Tustin during the work and work will be commenced immediately. The Anahaim negotiations are not yet completed but there is no doubt expressed on to the fact that the company have extensive improvements in hand to the north of town, as the Southern Pacific have to the south of me. Both these roads have changes of renters in contemplation, as they are yet undocumented. As soon as they are complained they will be processed in those columns. It will be seen that we are on the eve of most important railroad developments, which will be, when completed, of immense value to the entire valley. New towns will in all probability be laid out and placed upon the market. Meanwhile buyers of real estate are investigating the situation thoroughly and purchasing where a possible change of the railroad would play havoc with their investment. It is woodland to may the flourishing community in our near neighborhood will not be affected by these contemplated changes on the part of the railroad. On the contrary the reverse in the fact; they will indisputably be improved thereby. The Atchison company have at last entered terminal facilities at San Francisco and it is given out that immediate work will be commenced on their route between Los Angeles and that city. This work together with their mammoth undertakings in this county will make important railroad changes in the entire State, and will retard especially to the benefit of the whole southern part of California. The Atchison company have their eye upon San Francisco as a terminal point for Northern California for a long time. The purchase by the Southern Pacific Company of Senator Fair's narrow gauge, together with his valuable water creations on the bay of San Francisco, which made the theater the money king of San Francisco and caused the remobilization of affairs in the Nevada Bank, is traceable to the efforts of the Atchison company to enter that Francisco. Whether this new railroad work will tax the Atchison management so much as to accommodate the postponing of their local operations is a matter which will be availed with interest by the entire people. If the railroad carry out all of their agreements on time it will be nothing less than a stagnant piece of railroad engineering, together with insufficient management. President Burns of the Atchison community Reports of Marshall and Trumannor — Partitions Granted and Land on the Table— Extension of Broadway. The Board of Town Trustees met in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present — Rimpan, Cahen, Backa, Krooger, Clark Nebelung and Marshal Timythe. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The report of the Town Marshal was read and accented. The report of the Town Treasurer, showing a balance of $1266.37 in favor of the town, was read and accepted. The petition of Thees Hartung and others praying the board not to grant right of way along East street to the Anahaim and Olinda Railroad, was read and on motion laid on the table. It was moved by Cahen and seconded by Backa to accept the ordinance read at the previous meeting in regard to granting a franchise to the Anahaim and Olinda Railroad, for the purpose of laying track along East street, provided they leave the street in a good and passable condition. Ayes—Rimpan, Cahen, Krooger, Cahen, Noon—Nona. Moved by Cahen and seconded by Backa that Ordinance 12, Section 14 A, relating to interference with the town water pipe by anyone without permission of the proper authorities be passed. Carried. Moved by Backa and seconded by Kroger that all property owners whose property encroaches upon public streets be notified by the Marshal to remove the name back to the established line of the street within fifteen days. In case of default, the Marshal was instructed to remove the name. Carried. The petition of Cahen, Malrose and others to submit to the election of the town at the general election question whether the town shall be reorganized under the general laws relating to municipal corporations of the sixth alma, it was moved by Cahen to grant petition and the Clerk was instructed to take necessary steps to advertise name and submit the question to a vote. The following Election Board was appointed: Ispeeter, Frank Ky; Judgen, J. B. Pierce and A. V. Fox. Mr. Tim Bouge, through the Marshal, offered to the town the right of way through his property for the opening of Broadway beyond the Southern Pacific track for the sum of $80. Accepted. Moved that Center street be opened to the west line of the town limits. The Clark was ordered to instruct J. M. Griffith Co. to remove all obstruction from the line of the street. Adjourned. ORANGETHORPE LETTER. INTERESTING NEWS FROM OUR AVAILABLE AND COMPETENT MEN FOR OFFICE THE HUNT OF GOOD FEELING ACCOMPLISHMENTS RIVALLY, HOWEVER, AND HEARTY HANDHAUL RESULTED AFTER EACH VOTE. Company G is now a "Tall company"the State multitie; and its master is probably as large as any in the regiment. It primes as good manned as any companythe State—as Major Butter sold,and correctly,hom Upon The Master's advice officers will vote unanimously for Colonel Reigemuth. The company will answer their arrests if understood uniforms will be furnished immediately. BUFFERS AND BRICKES. At the conclusion of the ceremonies officers and about fifteen of the members took themselves to the Star Restaurant where a substantial lunch had been served and between eating and drinking wines, spending to tomato and relaxing incidents,hour was pounded very nicely. Among hottoasts proposed were the following: "Company G, the Anahheim Tyrolears," response to by Captain Wood; "The Seventh Regiment, N. G. C.," responded to by Captain Batter; "The Eagle Corps, N. G. C.,"sponded to by Captain Starin; "Our Scientist Drill Master, Colonial Brooker,"sponded to by that gentleman.Color Brocker disclaimed the assertion that him alone was due the credit of one company's rapid progress in military tactics; said that the desire of the members to land and the interest shown by them had more than half the battle;" that he had only acted as an interpreter of Uptown,that they members had to work out their plans for themselves. Captain Starin complimented the company on the progress they had made and their efficient drill master; and assured that with a few months' more active work they would make a team hard to beatthe older companies of the brigade. Majors Butter and Russell spoke at length about the long and apparently low struggle to have the Tyrolears admitted as a full company,a struggle in which finally came off victorious. They also explained how company came to be maintained in an "cadets"at first—that a mission of the Eagle Corps Cadet as a full company left a vacancy in the cadet rankwhich was ordered filled by the administration of the Anahheim Tyrolears; then after that master is suddenly carried to mindthe officers at headquarters that a body man,fifteen or more of whom were six feet tall and over,and some of whom had arrived in the army,could not be "cadets,"that under nineteen years of age,and thin linked rather gloomy for the Tyrolears.was then determined to make a bold fighthave them admitted as a full company,andthe tight never caused untilthe battle wren. The officers elected,Captain Wood,Fir Lieutenant Gade and Second Lieutenant Lewis being called upon,suspended in hir remarks,promised to attend faithfully their duties,and to do all in their powerwith the help ofthe members themselvesto makethe Tyrolearsthe "star"companyofthe regiment.* Several other gentlemen spoke,and all late here have their retirement-in-the President Strong of the Atchison company is reported to have said that his company are willing to spend $1,000,000 to ensure harbor facilities on the coast accessible to Los Angeles. Engineers estimate that an expenditure of $700,000 at Alamite will give two thousand more than at San Diego. From San Diego freight him to encounter a grade through the Tumulacan mayon in 127 feet per mile, which from Alamite hay the heaviest grade is 45 feet and that for only 3,000 feet. BOREA'S LETTER THE LATEST NEWS AND COMMENT FROM PLACENTA. From our Regular Correspondent. Dr. Garner—Nearly four inches of rain where my hust. Pretty good for one week in this day county. The Atchison, Otlinda and Pemona Railroad graden have been compelled to move stamp on account of the wet weather. It is said that a blanket will hug down on the Otlinda ranch, so the gradient have got down then to Amamin where it is more mudy. There has never been a pear in the writer's consultation that has been no favorable for a prosperous year for the Atchison, farmer or businessman as this. The Collier trust of land—180 acres—has been sold to Munnery. Wilkshire for $200 am here. The new property around Pullerton belonging to the Pacific Land and Improvement Company has all been withdrawn from manned. The Richfield company have their ore-steel made for their pipe and the pipe distillate along some, and all in now ready to put bogs into position. Mr. Cox Q. Ford had a coach load of winters from Los Angeles out at Richfield a few days ago and sold such a lot. The terms of build in this reservoir, the THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1901. PANY G. TYROLEERS. To the State Militia at Last Tyrolean were mounted into the militia on last Saturday evening at Kane Hall. Major L. S. Butler, commander, accompanied by Major W. H. Smith, Major Second Infantry Battalion and Captain Starr of C Company, Corps of Los Angeles, comparing the rising Board, was in attendance. A company were even into the militia, and administered the monetary issue to the officers. Seventy-five men, nearly all the prominent home and of the community, were enrolled. At 10 o'clock Colonel John Bruner, master of the company (the Captain not part in an appearance), gave the order. The hall was filled to overdrive squadrons and young soldiers. Butler read the order from Brigade artillery empowering him to man in company to be known as Company G, Infantry Regiment. After mentionation upon the responsibility they must upon entering the State militia company proceeded to ballot for officer L. O. Wood was elected Captain, H. F. First Lieutenant, and A. L. Lewis Lieutenant. Considerable "electrification" was indulged in during the evening, first served to draw out the mantle and competent men for officers of good feeling accompanied the however, and hearty handshaking after each vote. May O is now a "fall company" of a militia; and its roster is probably as any in the regiments. It comprises good material on any company — no Major Butler sold, and third Sam. Upon the Major's advice the will vote maintained for Colonel of Company G. The company will never recur once again held in Los Angeles was one of the finest in the pavilion, and the only display made by the county. Too much credit can be misunderstood with misuse. Admission free. Mensgition. We will admit to the fact that we have a standing invitation to all good people to send in this office whenever possible once they impulse the reading public. Our correspondence with existing institutions will be satisfactorily conducted. More from no family in "happened" at this office. Write on one side of paper and name for the information of his affidavit. The Southern Pacific Railroad will commence another station at Denver. Rentome people need for the Government for information from its administration. A want to the wire is sufficient. Orange will present a petition to the board of Supervisors for the purpose of incorporating the town. Wu Willie and Henry Quinn have gone to San Diego where they have opened a whiskey store. Joe Melman has put some neat cases in his store which are filled with alimentary matter and fine cigars. Attention is called to the advertisement of Malvern Mill Post. An important meeting will be held on most Saturday evening. B. A. Dennis, the painter, is turning out some newly painted vehicles. As the rain is about over, a nicely painted boggy in proper thing to bear. The Royal Californian for March is on hand, filled with overfishing with interesting and valuable matter. Ben Gardiner's facility plan should be man of interest, we take it. The Orange Tribune appears that would printed upon its new power press, and in much improved clarity. We congratulate our enterprising neighbor upon its prosperity. Chen H. Madison has assigned his position as telegraph operator and B. R. Batson has been appointed to fill the vacancy. The telegraph office will be moved to the building now occupied by Landell & Schneider. F. U. Schaanburger has been presenting some oranges from the Anchorage exhibit at the Citrus Fair in Los Angeles to some of the newspaper offices there. Of course they were presented to Beanah orange and were summarily devoured. Professor Edgar B. Williams, "the Second Geog.," will lecture Thursday evening in the German M. K. Charph, under the auspices of the Young People's House Protection League. The program will be interpersed with music. Admission free. of Bartletts to prison camps will be presented at the North Bay Barracks in the second week on the following: A. P. Ewingbury Angleton, L. M. Hall, of New York; The Papers of George Oakley Chalmers; Transportation for South Carolina Company; Frank Kinshall of the "Lenae Oilfield and Leon James R. Cox of Panama; "The Guinea Chalmers in Caldwell. A slight shift of multiparty meetings. There are days leading "The one that Bloom in the Spring." The result for the bank at Central Shipping from Anaheim yesterday. The dawn mentioned in these lines went to the bromm. Partner Gardiner prohibits ringing of advertisement in its office. Large quantities of wood will be furnished into town. Wood is a cow and will probably be higher. The Pasadena Sher's annual trial is on our table. We encourage Sher on its achievement. In its manner. J. R. Porter has been engaged painting the windows in the Brown had to engage operations on an urgent reason was spall. Fred C. Smythe has been appointed Deputy County Amateur. In it that addition he ready to hand in comments to him. Frank Byrust to Los Angeles may invite invitation of the Board of Traders company the first train over the N.Panda road to Whittier. Anchoring joined in religious with some good people who visit County Jail Isaac Sunday, and now himself named benefactor thereby. The recent rules caused water furious Point country to flow through river into the Whirpool district; but quantitative that serious damage resulted. Lincoln Browning has fortified glance to her Greene Majesty M.Victoria Rigina, and has become a colleague of "blowned" United States Quincial. Quainted meeting at the M.Epicopal Church Sunday at 3:20 p.m. The Citrus Fair. Anaheim exhibit at the Citrus Fair recently held in Los Angeles was one of the finest in the pavilion, and the only display made by the county. Too much credit cannot be bestowed upon Frank Schumburger for his antitering energy and pain. The Los Angeles Herald says: "Too much credit cannot be bestowed upon Anaheim, the sole representative of Los Angeles county in the hall. She set up a most attractive display of her products, which had to ask odds of anything in the hall. Mr. P. U. Schumburger worked like a unifier to accomplish his purpose, and Anaheim should present him with a civic crown as a testimonial for his services to the town." The Evening Express remarks: "What seemed to disappoint a great number of visitors was the unegre display of citrus products made by this county. Anaheim's exhibit alone represented Los Angeles, but of such magnificent nature was the display made by the parent colony that it did a deal to make amends for the smashing lack of interest in the exhibitions on the part of the many growers of citrus fruits in the county." Four New States. Bermuda, Montana, New Mexico mind Washington to be admitted. Representative Springer, on behalf of the majority of the Committee on Territories, has prepared a report, which he will report to the House, recommending the passage of what is known as the "ominabon bill," to enable the people of Dakota, Montana, Washington and New Mexico to form State Governments and be admitted into the Union. Dakota, it says, has an area of 96,568,400 acres, and estimated population in 1887 of 568,477, and taxable property of the valuation of $157,085,365. It is consented that in point of population, agricultural and mineral resources, and all other matters which constitute a State, Dakota is fully prepared for admission and in fact no other territory. The second Gough," will lecture Thursday evening in the German M. R. Church under the auspices of the Young People's House Protection League. The programme will be interpersed with music. Admission free. J. Mahl, who later arrived in Anaheim from the East, died at the Anaheim Hotel on Tuesday morning. Decased came here in the hope of regaining his failing health, but succeeded to his saliments as above stated. The body use been sent East for interment. In the Board of Supervisors on Monday the petition, affidavit of publication and bond for the formation of the Anaheim Water District were ordered filed; also a protest against the formation of said district, and on motion of Supervisor Rose the time for hearing was not an March 5th. S. S. Federman, one of our leading morehamns, left San Francisco last Sunday to parachute his spring and summer stock of goods which will be one of the most complete invasions ever received here. Mr. Federman responsibly asks his patrons to await the arrival of the goods and ensure bargains. We have been furnished by the Secretary of the Hotel Del Camps Association with the following list of workmen engaged upon the building, some ministrent housing made in to the number of men employed: Four lathers, six machines, five common laborers, twelve carpenters and three planers, thirty men in all. While our worthy townman and wealthy real-estate speculator J. E. Schreck was enjoining in Los Angeles a few days ago some base hireling of the police so far forgot himself as to arrest him on a charge of drunk, and being convicted before the august presence of Judge Austin, his Honor wasKind enough to impose a fine of $10. Mr. S., so the Tribune informs us, promptly appealed the case, which was aminently the proper thing to do. Last Sunday afternoon, as a fellow from a neighboring town who evidently had imbibed too much "Trewaker," was driving a spirited horse, and while in the act of turning into Center street, the vehicle was upset and the company thrown out. Bystanders rushed to the wreck and assisted the man in making matters right. No damage, however, was done, a fast which was contrary to the expectations of many lookers. The fellow still got himself in shape and proceeded on his journey. San Francisco wine shippers are mushing out large quantities of their product thus early in the year on account of the coming advance in rates in the East. The Chicago rate will be advanced from 80 cents to $1.15 on the 10th instant, and the New York rate will be raised from $1 to $1.25. As the wines know that it will greatly interfere with their pennants, they are sending their freight out of the different wine depots at an unprecedented rate for the season. Fully 80% of wines will go forward in the next few days. Last Dunbarmer Mrs McLand, aged 15, who was residing in Los Angeles, will rent one stoonment for each self with some good people who visit County Jail last Sunday, and some himself much handled today. The recent rules canned water from Harriet Point country to New thomorrow river and into the Whirrder ditch quantities that serious damage result. Limel Browning has furnished his ginces to her Grammarian Majesty Victoria Rigina, and has become a member of "the laundered" United States Quail. Quarterly meeting at The Episcopal Church Sunday at 8:20 p.m. G. F. Revett, Presiding Elder, will sit and preside in the afternoon and ing. J.W. Blytse from Coulter, Kent and R.M. Blytse of Dewarten, Kent and S.J. Krasall, who bought this property south of town. Work has been commenced. Methodist Episcopal Church on the center of Center and Olive Farm on the children's almshouse in the rear will give accommodation to fifty more people. The excursion train to Orange day was composed of four coaches trailing down to Los Angeles, the magister happened to have pulled in just ahead and the freight engineer not missing off the track; the excursionists had come little time before they were able away. They improved the opportunity looking about Anaheim, and wonder would rain. A number of young people have organized a dramatic event and social club under the name of The Hoe Dramatic Club. They propose to entertain or entertain during the event. The airline will be inaugurated on Wednesday, March 16th; by a daemann social entertainment opening with laughable fare "I'll On Parle Farie" and closing with a social dance. See verifications elsewhere. MERRIFIELD In San Bernardino, Tennessee. WHITE In Anahalea, March 6th; to the wife White; a boy. 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It is known for whom the offence of any will vote for Colonial of the House, they curing it to alert the "for the office" Major Rannall, not ranking officer of the recently installed, in prominently apologize of the newly formed regiment, which has been made to him what this shall amount to will only appear at the election. In the many that Major Rannall should be for no other reason than that present manship officer and should be, in the regular army. If the commission now in vegas in the United may should ever be adopted by the man he be promoted as they all constitute such as this for the of the regimen would be indisputable infiltration. Old additions and would not be able to make more suburban gentlemen who offer a squad, much less commendation. It shall not turn out that Major has not made for some progeny knows not what a regimen must inevitable that he should the manship officer on long. It is an of the three best companies in that Major should be progeny Duther in also aphem of far away. He is not present on Brigadier Munson' s staff with much of landquarters at Los Angeles. Mr. Munson make an excellent Colonel, but he will not enter the fight nor shall they be called upon their regiments, but otherwise they The four territories where admission is possible for this bill have a republican and non-revenue which enable them to adjudicate into the Union. It should be the ruling of Congress in which territories like the Union themselves are admitted. The presumed territories are admitted this passage at the bill approved. San Francisco wine shippers are running large quantities of their product until early in the year on account of the coming advance in rains to the East. The Chicago rate will be advanced from 80 cents to $1.15 on the 10th inst., and the New York rate will be raised from $1 to $1.25. As the wise man know that it will greatly interfere with their pension, they are sending their freight out of the different wines depose at an unprecedented rate for the season. Fully 80 orchards of wine will go forward in the next few days. Last December Ms. McLand, aged 17, who was ranking in Los Angeles, was suffering from an attack of smallpox, but even in a state of unremorse when the author removed her to the pothouse. It is alleged that she suffered by being removed on a cold, wet day, in an inconvenient ambulance. In consequence of insufficient medicine, symptoms developed and the girl was attacked with congregation of the image from which she died on January 9th. The girl's father new brings unit against the city authorities, damage being claimed by the amount of $100,000. Judge A. Kahler, for many years a resident of Anaheim, died in Los Angeles on Saturday, aged 73. He was a native of Hamburg, Germany, where his father was a hunter and himself compelled important positions in the bank for many years, his father's interest being to fit him to take his own plane as manager. Judge Kahler had lived in this country a number of years, having joined the Punjab Army, management and interpreter. He was a fine Hungarian, speaking German, French, English, Swedish, Danish, Hungary, Spanish and Italian. He drew up legal documents in several languages with equal inclination. The lawyers say that he was about the only thoroughly competent translator of Quebec that could be put to interpret that language in the courts of this country. He was buried Sunday in the Roman Catholic monastery in Los Angeles. We had the pleasure of a call from M.A. Benick, who has hosted at Carlton and is at present engaged in the grocery business. Mr.R went into the war from Benton and had little business in the same company of which five attended. Alligator the Ramshackle family were represented in the Building by seven soldiers. Mr.Benick was swarmed at the outset of the war by a health which assisted jungle health. Being sent to the hospital with the expatriates he would not panic. Mr.Benick appointed his company (P.O.) in two months. The expatriates bring his G.A.R. tender and will join Malden Point Unit. One batch along in one hour. Among the intermittents of the State who have been admitted by State Board Business Chance. 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In and adjacent to Anaheim, consisting of the River and Most-Buinahie BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ORANGE AND VINEYARD LANDS To be had in Northern California, offered quantities must be agreed on by the present INSURANCE AGENTS: We plan insurance in the old and reliable Phoenix, the Pennsylvania and the American Insurance companies HIPPOLYTE CAHEN, ANCHING JOINED in religious services some good people who visited the city Jail last Sunday and considered self much benefited thereby. The recent rains caused water from the real Point country to flow through the and into the Fairview district in such cities that serious damage resulted. Lionel Browning has landed his alliance to her Gunman Majesty Marmon Curta Rigina, and has become a citizen of "Hawaii" United States. Good boy, al. Quarterly meeting at the Mahodist Episcopal Church Sunday at 8:20 p.m. Rev. T. Bavard, Presiding Elder, will be present and present in the afternoon and evening. W. Blythe from Coalter, Kentucky, R. M. Blythe of Dewayl were in town today looking after the interest of M. J. H. J. Marshall, who bought the Placer City south of town. Work has been commenced on the neediest Episcopal Church on the corner near and Olive Grove. The building is 96x59 feet with a 66-foot tower, have a seating capacity of over 100. A crew's elasmata in the rear will be commanded so that it may be thrown open and accommodation to ally more people. The excursion train to Orange yesterdays composed of four coaches. As the dashed up to the Anaheim depot, running to Los Angeles, the regular freight and have pulled in just ahead of it. The freight engineer not seeing it to get the track, the exclamation had to walk little time before they were able to get them. Improved the opportunity of going about Anaheim, and wondered if it rain. A number of the young people of Anaheim organized a dramatic musical social club under the name of the Transramatic Club. They propose to give a series of entertainments during the season, which will be inaugurated on Friday, March 16th by a daematis and entertainment, opening with the table farce "Tel On Parle Francais," living with a social dance. See ad-mont elsewhere. BETTER. FIELD—In Sunnertown, Tennessee, February, to the wife of A. Merrifield, formerly of Bethlehem, a son. E- In Anaheim, March 6th, to the wife of O. P., a boy. Church Announcements. BYTERIAN CHURCH—Services every Sunday A.M. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. G. A. Ivory, pastor. AN EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Services every day at 8 p.m. Rev. J. M. Bomana, pastor. AN M. R. CHURCH—Services every Sunday A.M. Rev. G. H. Beamings, pastor. COPIPACK GATHOLIO CHURCH—Services Sunday morning and evening. Rev. P. Warren, pastor. POINT EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Sunday at 8:20 p.m.; preaching at 2:00 p.m. Excursion at 7:15 p.m. Preparing every Friday at 7:30. G. O. CHAMBERLAYN, pastor. BUSINESS CHANCE. Only one who will purchase the veryorm lot in the very center of the support of Anaheim at the very low of $80 per front fathd and build thermosential building can safely enter any kind of business and make a name himself or, if he obeys," can build him at the very low, $80 moth for each storeroom. And in fact demands ready for much a gentleman who rest one storeroom his acid amm no adding is considered. This is a golden BUSINESS CHANGE. Only one who will purchase the very corner lot in the very center of the big portion of Anaheim at the very low of $60 per foot land and build thereon substantial building, can easily enter into any kind of business and make a name himself or, if he obtains, an aid building his own very large, $80 worth for each storeman. And in fact anyone ready for much, a gentleman who has one storeman, his said man as great building is completed. This is a golden opportunity and one that will not be neglected upon application to Anaheim real estate. FOR SALE: For sale at a great bargain my home in Anaheim, opposite the Episcopal Church. The lot is 132x100 feet, highly insulated and firmly heated of eight rooms, burns, etc. Your turn price apply to Anaheim real estate. BUSINESS BREAK. Inhabited house or purchased minus to apply at this office. We fresh away her mile. Apply in two offices. New fresh honey in the cush at Walton. The Model Grand" the newest and latest at Bennettshields. A limited line and a chained marmor at Wallop's. The wallpipe business is brisk. Mr. Wallop has just married a large lady of material. Inventory of Beets and Blossoms readied at Anaheim. For sale at Bennettshields. THE OPENING" in the last and most part of Peninsula. The Openshield" in the last and most part of Peninsula. The grand sale, in perfect order, in his mile along Logan Street. BUSINESS CHANGE. Only one who will purchase the very corner lot in the very center of the big portion of Anaheim at the very low of $60 per foot land and build thereon substantial building, can easily enter into any kind of business and make a name himself or, if he obtains, an aid building his own very large, $80 worth for each storeman. And in fact anyone ready for much, a gentleman who has one storeman, his said man as great building is completed. This is a golden opportunity and one that will not be neglected upon application to Anaheim real estate. JOSEPH HELMSEN —DEALER IN— Groceries and Confectionery, Stationery and Notions, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Fruits of the Season Always on Hand. Newspapers and Magazines at Publishers Retail. You can save time, trouble and risk by ordering through my agency. Also, leave your orders for Book and Magazine Binding. City Stables, Boston Street (Openable Erenger's Mouth) ANAHEIM. A.L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. TOWN STABLES ARE THE NEWEST VERTICAL BUILDING IN THE WORLD. THIS IS A MODERN BUILDING WITH A FRESHLY LIVED INTERIOR AND A SUPPLEMENT OF GARDENING. IT IS A PLACE FOR BUSINESSES AND COMMUNICATIONS. CITY MEAT MARKET GO TO BENTZ & CO. The South Main Street, New York City, Manhattan Island. For Black, Fargo and Poughkeepsie Streets. 41st Street, 42nd Avenue.