anaheim-gazette 1888-03-15

LATEST RAILROAD NEWS. Important Purchase by the Santa Fe. The Industrial Association, New Mexico Railroad company and the Mining No Mining and Warehouse Company are jointly owned and managed by the Santa Fe. Grading on the Anaheim and Dulce Railroad continues. The round wet weather caused no earlier extension of work, the ground being too wet and "boggy" to allow any grading. At present there are some fifty or sixty men and some thirty horses at work on the roadbed. Some three miles have already been graded and it fair weather should continue the entire route will be graded in probably a month. It is expected the road will be ready for laying within the most four weeks. In two months in all probability trams will be running on the line. We have it on the authority of Monroe Glennon & Orrah that East street, after the grade, will be made 50 per cent better than it was before the grade. We are informed that the Anaheim management have given orders for the beginning of immediate work on their road here. Probably the first work of the company will be the grading of the undamaged part of their roadbed near Beaum Park. Until that is done no certainty can be placed upon the route which they will take to Los Angeles. It is well known that the Anaheim management are holding back their line because of the impending purchase of the Rancho Los Coyotes by a syndicate, evidently backed by the railroad company itself. The negotiations are not yet complete, nor is the rancho upon the market. It is known, however, that a meeting of the owners of the rancho and representatives of the syndicate desire one of buying the property, in now being held in San Francisco. The owners of the rancho, while not at present having their valuable property "upon the market," are understood to be willing to part with the extensive rancho if their price be offered. This, it is understood, will be the case, and it may be the owners will remain part proprietors of the property in conjunction with the Anaheim syndicate. These negotiations, which have been going on for some time and who have expressed themselves on hearing and mark of what their motion of country would do, were now fully announced that it not only could but did govern the future trains they had seen, and many whom more General Vernacular and wife, remarked than it was worth a tiny amount this publication to me. Among the oldmen were representations of nearly every time in this Union, from Maine on the north to Colorado on the west, from Canada in the south to Akhemina on the month. From this hour alone we are all privily sure that whichever this motion of country, of which we are so family proud, shall before this great outburst of people somewhat know, it will now be highly spoken of and widely known all over the eastern portion of the United States no producing an fine fruit as any they saw, while the variety is greater than that of any other family. This has been the most affectionate manner of advertising for the fruit-growing and their nations of country undertaken for a long time, and whereas the good effects may not be immediately they will surely be reawarded later. Another good point gained is that while other sections of the valley could have produced some fine fruit, still the visitors entertained the supposition that from the fact that other nations were not represented was because they had nothing to show. Our nation in fast奔跑 the only one from the county. Probably no other citizen would have taken the trouble or spared the time on Mr. Schammberger did in conducting the exhibit; certainly no one could have done better. The advertisement to our whole section will be most beneficial. Mr. Schammberger necessarily went to some expense in giving his entire time and attention to the exhibit, and deserves remuneration. Several of our business men have thus far donated various amounts, but there yet remains none $62 which Mr. Schammberger expanded. This amount should be refunded. Subscriptions will be received at this office for this purpose. Everybody who considers that good will result in Anaheim through Mr. Schammberger's efforts is invited to donate whatever may be in his power. Let us at least repay the public-spirited gentleman for the money he has spent. Come, gentlemen, who shall be first? The Detroit Free Press remarks: "The display from Anaheim, in charge of F. U. Schammberger, a well-known real-estate man, is judged by all to be the finest by far. The Anaheimers have a greater variety than the others, not only of orange, lemon and other fruits of the citrus family, but units of several descriptive, twenty-two varieties of roses, many rare flowers and plants, and intrich plumes from the estrich farm located near Anaheim." NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS: Latest News and Gossip from Flacentia. From our Regular Correspondent. The building boom is keeping pace with the real-estate boom. A great many wagers hands of number are bounced to Carlton and Richmond daily. We understand that T. T. Grimshaw of Anaheim has the contract for building a number of vintages at Richfield, Manor F. Ry and E. J. Pellegin have charge of this end of the line of the Richfield property, and in much hands it must be a moment. The stand vault for the bank at Carlton has been taken out. The wet weather caused a temporary suspension of business at Carlton, but so almost have elapsed off, and with clear shines and bright sun, the work has been resumed. The seven inches of rain last week very nearly ended a flood. The water from the hills poured into the Tedros reservoir faster than the gate would discharge it. The result was, the reservoir filled full to overflow, run over the top of the dam and washed quite a hole. The water came down for a few hours like a river, but no damage was done so far as heard Glen. If the Superviseurs had seen many teams foundering in the quirkiness of various crimings on the sandwash north of Anaheim, they certainly would have come to this conclusion that two or more bridges were necessary. It is a shame and disgrace that a community that has paid their share of taxes for all time cheerfully, and without making for any favors or rights, that now, when a request is made for manneaus of getting to and from Anaheim, no steps are taken to ensure this much needed improvement. If the county was made to pay the damages maintained to travelers and businesses by these national funds, perhaps the guardians of the county's treasure would find it easy to put up from $1000 to $4000. Mr. Crowther is going to put up a dwelling on his ranch in Phoenix this summer. Mr. Edwards is erecting a house on the land recently purchased from P. Henson. Mr. Staley is putting an addition to his house. Dr Tomkins has married a farm double upon the market. It is known, however, that a meeting of the owners of the rancho and representatives of the syndicate desire one of buying the property, in now being held in San Francisco. The owners of the rancho, while not at present having their valuable property "upon the market," are understood to be willing to part with the extensive rancho if their price be offered. This, it is understood, will be the case, and it may be the owners will remain part proprietors of the property in conjunction with the Atchison syndicate. These negotiations, which have been going on for some time past, are the cause of the temporary suspension of work on the Santa Paula road here. If they syndicate should purchase the rancho, the route to Los Angeles will be through the Los Reyes. New towns will be laid out both in the Los Goytas and La Habra ranches, containing some of the finest lands in the State. If the rancho be opened to purchases several gentlemen are known here who are anxious to purchase; some have had tracts in their mind's eye for years, but not being able to buy minor portions of the rancho the lands have been allowed to remain practically idle. With a line of railroad through both ranches, many tracts will be open to purchasers and natural promising it too will be the result. In this connection we may mention the purchase by the Atchison Company of a magnificent piece of property on San Francisco bay, which is the only route open to them to enter San Francisco. The property comprises a strip about seventeen miles long by from two and a half to three miles wide, beginning at a point nearly opposite Alvarado and extending south to Elvira, and including the copa known as Dephton Point. It is intermixed by nine marigable sloughs, at the heads of which are established six shipping points or landings, fully equipped with warehouses and lumber yards. There are now on the land nine flowing artisan wells and several natural springs. Artisan water is reached anywhere at a depth of 200 feet. About 8,000 acres of the land has been reclaimed and handed to farming purposes. Above midway between the northerly and southern extremities, a portion of the company's property, known as Danbarton Point, extends across the tide lands to the deep winter channel of the bay. This channel at the point has a depth of about thirty-feet in law tide, and is about half a mile wide, offering a continuous waterway to the Golden Gate, free from all danger to navigation. This is the only point on the summer shore of the bay, south of Oakland, which is accessible to large vessels. The road of the South Pond and Railroad Company runs through five miles to meet Alvira. The company agrees to pay $35 per mile, at $778,000 for the track. It is understood the company will begin as soon as improvements in the property purchased, and that they will commence their line up the next within thirty days. Whether this work will constitute connation of affairs here, is a matter hard to tell at present. It is probable, however, that their agreements here will be given due attention will result to Anaheim through Mr. Schaumberger's efforts in invited to donate whatever may be in his power. Let us at least repay the public-spirited gentleman for the money he has spent. Come, gentlemen, who shall be first! The Detroit Free Press remarks: "The display from Anaheim, in charge of F. U. Schaumberger, a well-known real estate man, is judged by all to be the finest by far. The Anaheimmers have a greater variety than the others, not only of oranges, lemons and other fruits of the citrus family, but state of several descriptions, twenty-two varieties of roses, many rare flowers and plants, and enthrill plumes from the ostrich farm located near Anaheim." A QUESTION OF TIME: Mignor Felipe Carrillo goes to Smil for Ten Days. On Tuesday morning, while Clarence Great was looking at his new residence now being erected on Broadway, heaped Signor Don Felipe Carrillo helping himself to a quantity of small lumber in the rear of the residence. Great requested Felipe to demist and drop the timber, which Felipe refused to do. As great approached the intruder Felipe picked up a large piece of wood and attempted to strike the heavy-weight悬架 artist. Great therouspup executed a "Dempsey plunge," landing his six squares in Felipe's panzer and bread-basket at one and the same time. Felipe went to green. He subsequently returned with a knife and announced himself as being prepared to disembowl Great with nestness and dispatch. Not finding the object of his wrath, he caused Great's arrest on a charge of battery. Canestable Smythe summoned one of the largest and greatest-looking possessions it was ever our fortune to see, and Great was escorted before Judge Pierce, who discharged the knights of rane and shears. Felipe was then arrested on a charge of petty larceny. The Judge said "Ten dollars or ten days," and so it was simply a question of time to Felice, he was forthwith conveyed to the County Jail by Canestable Smythe. Alumnus Mariner. The first steamer to enter Alamites Bay, the steam yacht Bartie, arrived on Sunday morning, and steamed up the bay two miles where she was met by a large crowd of visitors from Los Angeles and Long Beach. The smaster was greeted with cheers. All were invited to lunch aboard the Bartie, and tomato were given to the success of the Bartie and Alamites Bay. The smaster's advent is but the forwarner of the prosperity and business activity Alamites Bay is destined to enjoy in the near future. The advantages of the harbor to the commercial interests of Southern California can normally be estimated. Under the present vigorous management and enterprise the development will be rapid and sure, and the construction of the wharf and other facilities for traffic will be commenced at once. Schuel Funds. The third quarterly apportionment of State school funds have been made. The amount apportioned to Anaheim is $2,723,000 of which $50 is for library purposes. The amount apportioned for each teacher in districts having more than twenty common children is $144, and for each district having less than twenty common children is $90 per capita, for all in excess of twenty. The amount apportioned upon the average daily attendance in each district is $92 per capita. The total amount apportioned in $120,791 28. BUENA PARK. THE RECENT CITRUS FAIR. AN INVITATION EXHIBITED TO EVERYONE. The following short amount of the recent Citrus Fair is from the gun of Mr. Schimmberger, whose official license did not match to make a museum of the exhibit. It is no easy task to work up a display of fruits from this station of country, where the rivers of many monumental grapes differ so much, although the finest fruits in this valley are grown in and around Amherst. However, the display having been made, and successfully ten well-made containers from Amherst, Fulham, Pleasant, Orangeburg and Camden, which together form this grand station of the most beautiful valley in the county, he ground of the grand aquarium which they have planned before the open of thousands of people living out of the Rocky Mountains. The third quarterly apportionment of State school funds have been made. The amount apportioned to Anaheim is $2,723,000 of which $50 is for library purpose. The amount apportioned for each teacher in districts having more than twenty ounces children is $144, and for each district having less than twenty ounces children, $68. The amount apportioned to district having more than seventy and less than ninety ounces children is $20 per ampita, for all in excess of seventy. The amount apportioned upon the average daily attendance in each district is $9.25 per capita. The total amount apportioned in $120,791.28. Thank you, Gentlemen. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to be present at the fifth anniversary of the Improvement Company of Ontario on the 17th inch. They do nothing by halves at Ontario, as the following will show: "The hospitality of the Ontario Hotel is tendered, and the cost of transportation will be returned to you on presentation of the accompanying invitation at the office of the company in Ontario. Please reply by wire, at our expense, stating time of arrival and by which railroad you will travel." Sergentia and Corporale. The following are the newly appointed Sergentia and Corporale of Company G: Sergentia—First, Adolph Thomas; Sergent, Fred C. Smythe; Third, Charles Kuehl; Fourth, E.J. Pallegri; Fifth E.A. White; Sixth, J.J. Schmidt. Corporale—First William Kreuger; Second, John Hartang; Third, Samuel A. Dunn; Fourth, Edwin J. Kallogg; Fifth, Hubert J. Bancroft; Sixth, Albert A. Smith; Seventh, Ernest Browning; Eighth, Fred Crink. Carp in the Sandwash. While the waters of the river flowed through the "sandwash" north of Iowa last week, several people noticed excellent specimens of carp in charter phases of the muddy stream. Some were measured in measuring annual pounds of fine fish. It is thought that the fish were illuminated by the breathing of carp ponds to the north. The sandwash was quite a "rising torrent" for several days. Since the waters behind large-sized fish were seen in dry portions of the old-time river bed. Mum Voyage. J.Y. Anderson of Westminster will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia, having been away for twenty-two years. Mr. Anderson will with Washington and other white while away, and take a boat again at the Silverfish Valley, through which he marched with him the wall-wind of everybody, and will return in September. BUENA PARK. LUXURIARCE EVERYWHERE — THE RECENT "OVERFLOW." From an Occasional Correspondent. Edton Garrett: The flood has commenced. The waters have swamped, and we are still safe; and thinking perhaps your readers would like to know how the water affected this place, especially those who own real estate here. I will endeavor to give you a short sketch of the extent of the flood and the damage done. Owing to neglect to put in calverts at the summits, some portions of Plant and Sound islands and Grand and Western avenues were slightly flooded during the time that the water was at its highest. I took a stroll down First street to Western avenue, then down that avenue to Sound street and back to Grand avenue, and also showing that if Plant meant bad burn left in a proper condition when given there would have been no flooding of any portion of the south of that street; or better still, with a few days' walk on the east side of the house, all the waters of Ogden snatch (which amount what little intermittence we experimented) could be confined to his property, and we are better satisfied now with the same with which all tumble or intermittence within can be expected, and I for one would take hardly five cents per hour for my hand then I would behold the rain. The humid growth of all corn planted and the mass of almonds, and other fruit on the unimproved hards show in no doubt of the hard quality. The new bankholder shop for Mume Swinger is Johnson in completed and ready for company, and no premises will be known to a number of the old citizens of Anaheim. He now lives twenty miles east of Temecula. Mr. Bergmana has a very interesting family of boys and girls, with whom it was the writer's pleasure to become acquainted. A few days ago the Los Angeles Herald contained an account of the death and one of his sons, a boy twelve years of age, who was examining the gun of a traveler stopping there for the night. The gun suddenly went off discharging its contents into the right breast of the boy, panicking through his body and nerving the spinal column, killing him instantly. The hereward family have the sympathy of the entire community. BUENA PARK. LUXURIARCE EVERYWHERE — THE RECENT "OVERFLOW." From an Occasional Correspondent. Edton Garrett: The flood has commenced. The waters have swamped, and we are still safe; and thinking perhaps your readers would like to know how the water affected this place, especially those who own real estate here. I will endeavor to give you a short sketch of the extent of the flood and the damage done. Owing to neglect to put in calverts at the summits, some portions of Plant and Sound islands and Grand and Western avenues were slightly flooded during the time that the water was at its highest. I took a stroll down First street to Western avenue, then down that avenue to Sound street and back to Grand avenue, and also showing that if Plant meant bad burn left in a proper condition when given there would have been no flooding of any portion of the south of that street; or better still, with a few days' walk on the east side of the house, all the waters of Ogden snatch (which amount what little intermittence we experimented) could be confined to his property, and we are better satisfied now with the same with which all tumble or intermittence within can be expected, and I for one would take hardly five cents per hour for my hand then I would behold the rain. The humid growth of all corn planted and the mass of almonds, and other fruit on the unimproved hards show in no doubt of the hard quality. The new bankholder shop for Mume Swinger is Johnson in completed and ready for company, and no premises will be known to a number of the old citizens of Anaheim. He now lives twenty miles east of Temecula. Mr. Bergmana has a very interesting family of boys and girls, with whom it was the writer's pleasure to become acquainted. A few days ago the Los Angeles Herald contained an account of the death and one of his sons, a boy twelve years of age, who was examining the gun of a traveler stopping there for the night. The gun randomly went off discharging its contents into the right breast of the boy, panishing through his body and nerving the spinal column, killing him instantly. The hereward family have the sympathy of the entire community. BUENA PARK. LUXURIARCE EVERYWHERE — THE RECENT "OVERFLOW." From an Occasional Correspondent. Edton Garrett: The flood has commenced. The waters have swamped, and we are still safe; and thinking perhaps your readers would like to know how the water affected this place, especially those who own real estate here. I will endeavor to give you a short sketch of the extent of the flood and the damage done. Owing to neglect to put in calverts at the summits, some portions of Plant and Sound islands and Grand and Western avenues were slightly flooded during the time that the water was at its highest. I took a stroll down First street to Western avenue, then down that avenue to Sound street and back to Grand avenue, and also showing that if Plant meant bad burn left in a proper condition when given there would have been no flooding of any portion of the south of that street; or better still, with a few days' walk on the east side of the house, all the waters of Ogden snatch (which amount what little intermittence we experimented) could be confined to his property, and we are better satisfied now with the same with which all tumble or intermittence within can be expected, and I for one would take hardly five cents per hour for my hand then I would behold the rain. The humid growth of all corn planted and the mass of almonds, and other fruit on the unimproved hards show in no doubt of the hard quality. The new bankholder shop for Mume Swinger is Johnson in completed and ready for company, and no premises will be known to a number of the old citizens of Anaheim. He now lives twenty miles east of Temecula. Mr. Bergmana has a very interesting family of boys and girls, with whom it was the writer's pleasure to become acquainted. A few days ago the Los Angeles Herald contained an account of the death and one of his sons, a boy twelve years of age, who was examining the gun of a traveler stopping there for the night. The gun randomly went off discharging its contents into the right breast of the boy, panishing through his body and nerving the spinal column, killing him instantly. The hereward family have the sympathy of the entire community. BUENA PARK. LUXURIARCE EVERYWHERE — THE RECENT "OVERFLOW." From an Occasional Correspondent. Edton Garrett: The flood has commenced. The waters have swamped, and we are still safe; and thinking perhaps your readers would like to know how the water affected this place, especially those who own real estate here. I will endeavor to give you a short sketch of the extent of the flood and the damage done. Owing to neglect to put in calverts at the summits, some portions of Plant and Sound islands and Grand and Western avenues were slightly flooded during the time that the water was at its highest. I took a stroll down First street to Western avenue, then down that avenue to Sound street and back to Grand avenue, and also showing that if Plant meant bad burn left in a proper condition when given there would have been no flooding of any portion of the south of that street; or better still, with a few days' walk on the east side of the house, all the waters of Ogden snatch (which amount what little intermittence we experimented) could be confined to his property, and we are better satisfied now with the same with which all tumble or intermittence within can be expected, and I for one would take hardly five cents per hour for my hand then I would behold the rain. The humid growth of all corn planted and the mass of almonds, and other fruit on the unimproved hards show in no doubt of the hard quality. The new bankholder shop for Mume Swinger is Johnson in completed and ready for company, and no premises will be known to a number of the old citizens of Anaheim. He now lives twenty miles east of Temecula. Mr. Bergmana has a very interesting family of boys和 girls，with whom it wasthe writer's pleasureto become acquainted.A few days agothe Los Angeles Herald contained an accountofthe deathandoneofhis sons,a boytwelveyearsofage,andwhomitwasexaminingthegunofa travelerstoppingthereforthenight.Thegunrandomwentoffdischargingitscontentsintotherightbreastoftheboy,panishingthroughhisbodyandnervingthespinalcolumn,killinghimintently.Theherewardfamilyhavethesympathyoftheentirecommunity. BUENA PARK. LUXURIARCE EVERYWHERE — THE RECENT "OVERFLOW." From an Occasional Correspondent. Edton Garrett: The flood has commenced. The waters have swamped, and we are still safe; and thinking perhaps your readers would like to know howthewateraffectedthisplace,speciallythosewhoownrealestatehere.Iwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethatthewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.OwingtoneglecttoputincalvertsatthesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethat.thewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentofthefloodandthedamagedone.Owingtoneglecttoputincalvertsat,thesummitssomeportionsofPlantandSoundislandsandGrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethat.thewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogiveyouashortsketchoftheextentoftheflood和thedamagedone.Owingtoneglecttoputincalvertsat,thesummitssomeportionsofPlant和Soundislands和GrandandWesternavenueswouldbe slightlyfloodedduringthetimethat.thewaterwasatitshighest.Itwillendeertogive你ashortsketchofTheextentOfTheFloodAndTheRecurrentCitrusFair.AnInvitationExhibitedToEverysince.EveryoneIs invitedTo attend an event held at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. Mum Voyage: J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington and other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody; and will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds Of Everybody；和will return in September. J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia； having been away from Washington和other cities while away； taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley；through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds OFEverybody.; 和willreturninSeptember Mum Voyage: J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington和other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds OFEverybody.; 和willreturninSeptember Mum Voyage: J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington和other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds OFEverybody.; 和willreturninSeptember Mum Voyage: J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington和other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds OFEverybody.; 和willreturninSeptember Mum Voyage: J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington和other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds OFEverybody.; 和willreturninSeptember Mum Voyage: J.Y., Anderson Of Winstonhurst will leave with his family on Saturday for his old home at Rushbridge South Virginia; having been away from Washington和other cities while away; taking a lunch again at Silverfish Valley; through which he managed with "Sternarbor Smith"; having met him at Wall-Winds OFEverybody.; THE AKAHEIM GAZETTE, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1896. NEWORHOOD NEWS At News and Gossip from Placentia. Our Regular Correspondent, being keen to keep pace with the boom in Placentia, A great many wagoner are hunted to Carlton and early. We understand that T. H. of Anaheim has the contract number of vintages at Richfield. And K. J. Pellagia have charges and the line of the Richfield property is much handsome it must be a man vigil for the bank at Carlton when not. The wet weather temporary suspension of business but so the clouds have changed in clear shines and bright sun, the sun remains. In addition to rain last week very cold and frost. The water from the lake the Tufico reservoir faster would discharge it. The rains will renewir filled fall to over over the top of the dam and in a hike. The water come down on a lake. The water comes down like a river, but no damage for an hour Own. If the Suction the many teams founder's kindness north of Anaheim, they would have come to the country or more bridges were named a shame and disgrace that a man has paid their share of taxes carefully, and without making any right, that now, when a man made to pay the damages travellers and business men by burying, perhaps the guardians its treasure would find it contemptible a couple of bridge. It is two such structures can be $5,000 to $8,000. Is going to get up a dwellings in Placentia this summer in erecting a house on the parishhead from P. Hanson, in putting an addition to his house has been a few days ago. MIDDLE OF NOW. The following list includes the names of the people of the Anaheim Public School who have ranked ahead eighty in department and student, and who were not absent or tardy during the month ending March 15, 1896. MY DEPARTMENT—C. L. Emile, Teacher. Manda Roberts Maggie Travers, Katie Champlin Frank Dudling, Louie Krueger Henry Kane, Fernie Buck Arthur Ten, Gunnie Stradford Frank Dyer. NO DEPARTMENT—E. Clark, Teacher. Thorna Kupke May Van Brunt, Rita Rivers Kra Listethief, Rebel Field. NO DEPARTMENT—H. M. Maude, Teacher. Charlie Baker Herr James, Mimie Champlin Rennie Wadding, May Weaver Alain Guanning, Mary Seumen Willie Bennann, Marlina Pampery Addie Wallay, Katie Wallace Angustine Hartade, Ellie Perry. 4TH DEPARTMENT—Carrie Bruner, Teacher. Charmile White Annalle Malone, Bertha Offager Killian Littlefield, Josie Troendity Allan Malrum, Willie Benner Old Warling, Katie Bartsch Josephine Kimpha, Lettie Brown Leona Knaphea, Angust Schumacher Adelf Darling, Millie Backa Arthur Bimpman, Pruddie Rimpen Idla Phakler, Sophie Backa Penal Biren, Katie Backa Walburn Wallop, Frankie Mann Willie Wallop, Eddie Bennerscheidt Alice Brown, Pearl Roberts Baby Crowther, Guadalupe Rivas. CHIENGO MARKET. The general market has been moderately active the past week. We quote as follows from Biglow's weekly market review: DRINK FRUITS. Rainsins-California continue limited, and a steady feeling prevails in prices. London Leynis $2 20 to $2 50; Loose Mancentals $1 45 to $1 80. Panthers-But very few California in the market, and they demand for sun-dried, in snacks, 11 to 12 eta.; evaporated, unpacked, in snacks, 13 to 15 eta.; boxes, 14 to 17 eta.; panelled, in snacks, 17 to 22 eta.; boxes, 22 to 25 eta. HISTORY. We will attention to the fact that we have a standing institution to all good people to send to this office wherein correspondence may interest the sending public. Our encounters from ordering facilities will be successfully maintained. While plausibly on one side of paper and name for the information of the edition. After a four days of pleasant weather, proposals are now again predicting rain. J. H. Weber has finished the planning work on the Wilkinson building in Pelerton. A fair endeavor granted Prof. Wood and company at Kenger's Hall last Saturday evening. The diligent announcement notice of the Anaheim Union Water Company appears this morning. The amendment of the Anaheim and Olinda Railroad is new payable on or before March 23d. Thacker Row & Mass are briefly engaged in shipping Anaheim orange to Eastern market. Several wagers loads of young people from Santa Ana enjoyed a drive to Anaheim on Sunday night. An appropriation of $4,000 will probably be made by Congress for the improvement of San Pedro bay. Contractors and builders will find an advertisement of interest to them this morning under the head of new ads. The new establishment regarding offence and prescribing punishments will be found in our advertising committee. H. D. Palhmann reports the sale of the Dr. Bulloy place on Sycamore street at H. Werder. Consideration $1,000. The man Conn wanted in Dakota for attempt to murder, still hangens in jail here, no officer having yet arrived for him. Attention is called to the advertisement of A. E. Hendriks, real-estate agent Mr. Hendriks is a shrewd business man, and has some excellent bargains. Chris Kruse, while at work on P. Ruhlmann's new building last week was unfortunate enough to fall and break his log. He was removed to the County Hospital. The citizens of Santa Ana will try to raise $80,000 to subsidize the building of a leather manufactory which will give employment to four or five hundred people. The Ivanhoe Club gives their first performance to marrow evening. The cast in attendance of a wealthy family member of Anaheimism. Then we hear of the Anaheimism being handed out of hand tightly building across town in three thousand persons per hour. 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The general market has been moderately active the past week. We quote an follows from Bigelow's weekly market review: DRINK FRUITS. Raisins—California continues limited, and a steady fresh prevails in prices. London Layers, $2 20 to $2 50; Los Angeles Mandela, $1 65 to $1 80. Punches—But very few California in the market, and they demand for sun-dried, in snacks, 11 to 12 cta.; evaporated, unpacked, in snacks, 13 to 15 cta.; boxes, 14 to 17 cta.; peels, in snacks, 17 to 22 cta.; boxes, 22 to 25 cta. Apricot—Sun-dried, blended, in snacks, 10 to 11 cta.; evaporated, in snacks, 12 to 16 cta. Plums—Pitted, in snacks, 11½ to 13 cta; fancy large, 13 to 14 cta. Prunes—Small, 8 to 10 cta; fancy large, 13 to 14 cta. Nectarines—Vary in price more than any other dried fruit, selling in snacks from 5 to 13 cta per lb., according to quality. GREEN FRUITS. Oranges—A very good demand exists. Florida oranges are getting scarce. The arrivals of California are fair, and are selling moderately well. Massachusetts and Valencia are in very good supply and good request. We quote as follows: Mansina, $30 to $350; California Riveride Seedlings, $30 to $35; Valencia cane, $50 to $60; Mediterranean Sweets, $30 to $35; Washington Navala, $50 to $60; Los Angeles Sandlings, $25 to $75; Australian Navala, $45 to $50. The outlook for business this spring is very bitter. If you have dried fruits of any kind now is the best time to market them. CHICAGO, March 7, 1888. Carlton Cultivars. The second issue of the Carlton Chronicle is at hand. We take the following items from its columns: New Tombs reports good progress with the subscriptions toward the new church to be erected in Carlton. Many new buildings have been completed and many started in Carlton since the last issue of the Chronicle. The Bank of Carlton has about completed its handsome building, and will open for business within thirty days. The brickmakers are at work in Carlton, and the town will soon have a supply of first-class brick, when work will be pushed on the hotel and business blocks. Upon the completion of the railroad lumber will be sold in Carlton at about sixty per cent on Los Angeles prices. We have already arranged for a temporary supply of lumber from San Diego at much less than Los Angeles prices. The unprecedented bad weather has seriously delayed the work of grading the Anahiem. Olimada and Pomona Mailroad, and it is possible that the grade cannot now be completed before May 1st. It is hoped to have trains running early in June next. The Chronicle's "funny man" perpetrates the following libels: A typographical error caused us to omit Hudson's hat in our last issue. Tin the hat his father wore, but it must go. Subscriptions are being taken up to buy him a new one. F. L. Manna of the Planters' has been in Carlton so much lazily that he is positively growing stems. Prod. Drury in at Pomona delivering lectures on the benefits of Carlton. The Professor wears no hair at all, but he gets there just the same. The adjuncture of an amiable contemporary that the editor of this paper drives a white manta. The attention is called to the advertisement of A. K. Hendricks, real estate agent. Mr. Hendricks is a shrewd business man, and has some excellent bargains. Chris Krune, while at work on P. Ruhmann's new building last week was unfortunately enough to fall and break his leg. He was removed to the County Hospital. The citizens of Santa Ana will try to raise $50,000 to subsidize the building of a leather manufactory which will give employment to four or five hundred people. The Ivanhoe Club give their first performance to marrow evening. The cast includes Misses Maud Norrham and Maggie Higgins, Mrs. Batter, Mrs. Manmayer, and Mamra Fallgrin. Brewing and Landell. G. W. Barron of the Morrell staff was in town on Sunday. Mr. Barton's article on the Kaiser's death was superb, harring a slight eccentricity of dawn, which he (Mr.) will settle with the pulished proof-render. We will attend to the notice of Richfield tract, of which Manna, Frank Ey, and J. Pellegrin are the Anaheim agents. These gentlemen are well-known here and will undoubtedly make a smooth in their new business. Work has commenced upon Mr. Beiser's new building on Center and Olive streets, the necessary material having arrived. Therein lumber enough for a good-stain lumber-yard on the spot, and when completed the block will be an ornamental Anaheim. J. W. Landell has received Architect Pelton's design of the schoolhouse to be erected at Centralia. The specifications are for an octagonal building with mains in converged rows. The house will have a large bell tower and cost something like $4,000. J. C. Sketchley, formerly of Anaheim, has bought 250 acres, five miles north of Red Bluff, on the Semmenste river, for an architect farm. Sketchley sold his Los Angeles ostrich farm a few days ago. He will put up a building and move his attic to his new farm. He will put a boat on the Sacramento river and run excavations this summer from Sacramento and Red Bluff to his farm. The late heavy rains caused quite an overflow, and the riverbed north of town contained much water for some time. At one time considerable damage, it was thought would be the result. Some reports as to great damages being done to the Fullerton Hotel and other houses there were found to have been exaggerated. No damage resulted, however. Now that the rain is over a considerable activity prevails in our neighboring town: The statement is made that it is almost certain that a fast expiration will be put between San Francisco and Los Angeles in a week or two. The Southern Pacific officials are figuring on a proposed timeschedule, by which the train will leave San Francisco at 7:30 next morning. It is not intended, however, to discontinue either of the two trains that now run daily between the two cities. The new train will run through with but few stops, while the other two will make the same time as now, but give special accommodation to the local business along the line. Thorntonmead Museum for the Public Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A. Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved and the most efficient brushes for the cure of crushed limbs; club faucet; spindle handle; etc., furnished. Richfield, Richfield, Invest in Richfield. Frank Ky & Co., sole agents for Richfield. Lots $60 up at Richfield. Richfield is on the famous Shanklin mansion. Two Snake: I offer for sale as a large bargain my home place in Anahiem; opposite the Episcopal Church. The lot is 130x150 feet, highly improvised; commodious and finally financed house of eight rooms; barns etc. For rent and price apply to Anahiem real estate agents or to Richard Millman. BUSINESS BRIEFS. Just received a large appointment of Child's School Hale at Minneapolis Millinery Store; Center street. A course of three Free Lectures will be given in Kroger's hall; commanding daytime March-29th at 3 p.m., also at 7 p.m.; on Monday evening March-26th by S. P. Putnam; President of the National Seminar Union. Subject to be shown by all auditors. All clergy members minister and thinkheare cordially invited to listen to an interesting speaker and comment ideas. J. S. Weber has received a new lot Range and respectfully invites the public to inspect mine before purchasing elsewhere. S. A. Dennis has a second-hand buggy; almost good as new; which he will sell for each item. Samuel P. Putnam has been entertaining our people with a sense of lectures on Free thought. The sensing capacity of the hall on Friday morning was inadequate to mount moderate date issues. The speaker during his stay allowed himself to be a man of extraordinary ability; holding his audience continually wrapped up in his subjects. Timers: Black Hatch; Colorado; Parties have come for sale in large quantities will find it to their advantage to call O.-H. Norrum; Los Angeles street. The latest style—the celebrated Maxim gold and silver filigree jewelry at R. Lundke's. Furnished house or furnished rooms to let. Apply at this office. Two fresh news for sale. Apply at GAXETTA office. New fresh honey in the comb at Walpops. An unlimited line and a shell amendment at Wallop's. Big increase in Booths and Shores received at Federman's.' For sale at bottom prison. Paragon Japan Tea and silver prince at Wallop's. A large fire-proof safe; In perfect order; is offered for male sleep. Louise of F. & J.Banks. A Magpie for the C amendment. Written and women long condemned to suffer the burden of dyspepsia; are filled with new hope after a few days of Houstown's Stammin Hilltown. This bedding hopes Missouri into the freedom of morality. If it Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this murmur between mounds; this Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then murmur between mounds; this Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March 9 1988 12:18 AM Indemnity of Indianaapolis will whiten March 19, 20 and 21. Receipt at hound. Katzenhain for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and formation, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes can be arred unless disarmment has taken place. Artificial eyelids are curved or dropped downward from morality if Houston is present in it. Bring a reprieve to all dyspepsia who seek aid at Plainview town square; then Murmur Between Mines for the Fun Work. Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A.Langberger March EVERYWHERE — THE "OVERFLOW." continual Correspondent. The flood has come. The angel, and we are still safe; shape your readers would be the water affected this time who own real estate to give you a short count of the flood and the Owling to neglect to put in buildings, some portions of alley and Grand and were slightly flooded during the water was at its high-down first Street in thames down that avenue and back to Grand avenue, the worst flooded portion the only damage I have few hikes of hay balancing which were on the ground, at Mr. Avery's butcher convenience was experimented on foot during the fire proven that we have the water running almost five miles per hour, that if Fire street had no flooding of any month of that day, with a few days' worth of the town, all the truth (which sound what we experimented) would please chime, and we shall ever with the same white or brown valence here, and I for one would certainly you care for it could happen the rain on all seven planted dwarfs, alldaris and other landslides there is in beech shop for Marmal in compartment and ready to promenade will be our train running early in June next. The Chronicle's "funny man" perpetrates the following libels: A typographical error caused us to emit Hudson's hat in our last issue. 'Tin the hat his father wore, but it must go. Subscriptions are being taken up to buy him a new one. P. L. Mann of the Planters' has been in Carlton so much lately that he is positively growing stout. Prof. Drury is at Pomona delivering lectures on the biography of Carlton. The Professor were no hair at all, but he gets there just the name. The adjunct of an amiable contemporary that the editor of this paper drives a white horse because his paper has a red head is incorrect. The editor walks and will continue to walk until the paper can handle its present circulation. PERSONAL John Kallenberger of Pomona was in town on Monday visiting friends. V. G. Thompson of Los Angeles, an old-time friend of Miss Hunt Mason of the Planters, in town. G. K. Knapp, one of the proprietors of the "Holman" orchard, retorted from San Francisco Monday. Capt. H. Wrede of St. Maren Vineyard returned on Monday evening from a nine-day trip through the Mojave desert. Dr. S. W. Davis of Pomona and Dr. G. S. Miller of Pomona were at the Planters on Monday. W. T. Bates of Los Angeles, with his cousin, Charles Madison, paid Amblim a visit last Sunday. F. K. Simmons and wife of Los Angeles were in town on Monday. The vitims exposed themselves as being highly planned with our town and surroundings. BUCKETS Buckets in Amherst, March 16th, to the wife of Mrs. Bucket, a boy. LYONS—In Queens, March 9th, to the wife of Mr. Lyon. CHURCH ARCHIVES FRONT YEAR CHURCH—Burial every Sunday at 11 a.m., and JUNE YEAR CHURCH—Burial every Sunday, morning and evening. MISS MARIE CATHOLIOS CHURCH—Burial every Sunday, morning and evening. MISS MARIE CATHOLIOS CHURCH—Burial every Sunday, morning and evening. DON'T forget the entertainment by host tonight. Thistle of Philadelphia's Moon Suite. are now figuring on a proposed timeschedule by which the train will leave San Francisco at 2 p.m. daily and reach Los Angeles at 7:30 next morning. It is not intended, however, to discontinue either of the two trains that now run daily between the two cities. The new train will run through with but few stops, while the other two will make the same time as now, but give special accommodation to the local business along the line. THERMOMETER MEMBER FOR THE FIRST WEEK. Prepared by Burgess Thomas with A. Langberger March 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 News in Brief The grand enchantment G. A. R. began at Santa Rosa yesterday. Ex-Gov. Newton Beeth's father died at Indianapolis last week. The Dependent Pension bill has passed the Senate, and new goes to the House. Henry Bergh, founder of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, is dead. The San Francisco Vineyard will hold memorial services in communication of the late Emperor. The jury in the case of John A. Dimmig charged with the murder of Henry Benayen, have disappeared. They need for acquittal and five for conviction. A terrible storm prevails along the Atlantic seaboard. The loss in New York State aggregate $77,000,000. Many people have killed, and much suffering exists in consequence of the blizzard. Sallivan and Mitchell fought thirty-nine rounds in Prussia on Monday. The fight was deshaded a draw. Sallivan's arm was injured, which probably amounts for his failure to knack Mitchell out. A curious discovery just been made in the San Francisco area against the bank Stormwater reserve $2,000; the value of a whale harpened by a snow from the first bank and killed by a snow from the second after being struck. This whale swam under a field of ice for a mile, and on coming into blow by the Windy's sneeze. The United States Court will have to pass on the validity of whaling off Alaska as their own long on their harpaneーション in the fish. FEDERAL PATROL - Paraguay Japan Tea and silver print at Wallop. - A large fireproof safe, in perfect order, is offered for sale sleep. - Liquirie of F. & J. Books. A俯俯 for the C commandment. Wretched man and woman long condemned to suffer the torture of dyspepsia, are filled with new hope after a few days of Hostetter's Stomach Bittern. This building hopes blown into the fraction of curability, if the Bittern is poisoned In it. It brings a reprieve to all dyspepsia who miss its aid. Platelnan heart-burn, slinking at the pit of the stomach between mansions, nerves tumour and limbule of which chronic indignation in the peninsula, dimpting with their harmful plegmen. Most humble of shamshali who can wonder that in no many instances it is awaken great eloquence in them, besetified by its spunk voluntarily in its behalf. It requires a graphic pen to strike the torments of dyspepsia, but in many of the testimonies received by the proportion of the Bittern, there are portrayed with vivid truthfulness. Commissioner, bellumman, memorabilia display, material furnish and rheumatism are suffered by it. Never Give up. If you suffer with methane, bromothilin, or any other diarrhea of the throat or lungs,争怒 nor any surprise you more than the rapid improvement that will follow the use of Santa Anita. If you are brushed with earache, and have bruise other conditions, you will unable to bring other amenities you will be unable to improve your amenity at the murmuration and instumentative person of California Cat-B-Corn. These murmuration most compounds, but natural production of California. Sold at $1 package; three for $2.00; and guaranteed by A.Kreg.Annheim.Cal. $5,000 Reserved.$5,000 For a butter or more plump remedy for the cause of emaculation, bronchial trouble, cough, sweating or thirst since Santa Anita has warranted. If you would be aware of that diagnosing dimention, enter me on California Cat-B-Corn ($1 a jar); mail $1.10. Santa Anita and Cat-B-Corn are sold and warranted by A.Kreg.Annheim.Cal. Rewards. The matter of California means I have found it. Only in that land of summits where the snugness, limbs and grip blends and ripens, and attain their highest perfusion in mild whiteness are the hubs and ones found that are used in that pleasant memory for all thirst and long trouble. SANTA ANTE the value of smuggles,mustiamsand consumptions.Mr.A.Kreg.Annheim.Cal.,has been applauded against for this valuable California remedy,and sells in under a guarnette at $1 a bottle.Thes for $2.00. 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