anaheim-gazette 1888-03-29

A NEW LINE. From Anaheim to San Diego. THE SANTA ANA "SPUR." Passengers Change Car at Anaheim. THE COMING TOWN. Other Interesting Railway News. THE BEST PLACE FOR INVESTORS. Work on the Commission on the New Line at Ozone—The Grade of the Atchison Almost Completed—Tracks to the Land and Care Remaining by the First of June—The Otima Road. We present this morning a diagram showing the railroad situation in the southern end of the county. It presents the importance of Anaheim as a railway point, and will be of benefit to visitors who come with an idea of loading. Probably the most important portion of the map to our citizens is the new line adopted by the Southern Pacific between Anaheim and Tustin City, on its route toward San Diego. This road, which takes in the rich foothill country to the north and east of Orange, will diverge from the present course at a point near the residence of R. D. Polhamus, immediately south of town, turning thence to the east and proceeding slightly southerly toward Santa Ana River which it crosses at what known as the Taris crossing. The Taris crossing and re-thing like a mile north of fixed track laying will be pushed by them two hours forward the latter point, and by the time this shall be standard, the route will doubletime have been agreed upon. Nothing doubt is yet known as to the reported sale of the Coyote mine by the Atchison Company, which it was thought a sample of weeks ago was ceded beyond paradventure, terms ent to have been premature. The railroad company declined to complete the bargain after they had virtually been tendered the terminal point at the price agreed upon. Why they should allow this opportunity of entering San Francisco to go by the boards is something which is not generally understood. It is said, however, that the company will confine their operations mainly to Southern California for a long time to come, and give attention later on to ensuring at outlets at San Francisco. The company's attention is now given to their many lines in this and the other northern counties. Before projecting their line to the north, it is now evident, their extensive work here will be pushed to final completion. The readbed of the Anaheim and Olinda Railway is now graded the entire distance, with the exception of the route which lies through a part of the Krammer ranch. Owing to the numerous elevations in the ranch the route is circumitone, and will measure about three miles of roadbed. Right way through the ranch is no at present obtained, though no serious obstacle, it is thought, will intervene to prevent the entire line being graded in a few days. Surveyors are constantly in the field, running the most feasible route, and it is understood have almost completed their labor. The entire grading force has been transferred to the route north of Oliuda, and are running the roadbed as fast as possible toward Soquel Pass. The work is about completed, but the heavy rainfall of Monday put quite a dampener upon the men engaged in the work. The grading of the road to Soquel will tend to hold this valuable pass. The Soquel Pass has for years centered the attention of railroad builders in Southern California. It has been said for some time here on IMPROVEMENTS MARC Residences on the Dampo Tract. The Minerystate of Monroe. Brynn Knapp to PILI in "Long-Ball Wheel"—Monroe Improvement by Gunnar. One great hindrance to Anaheim's property homestead has been the dwelling-homes for rent to strangers or either could not get hotel accommodation or who objected to hotel life. In it known be every resident of Anaheim daring the post winter especially among families have relatively compelled have Anaheim for the runners mention We are glad to be able to announce there will be no further difficulty of kind to contend with. As a result of negotiations which have for some time been pending between the Anaheim Improvement Company and Monroe. Francis G. Brynn Charlief K. Knapp, a constant win on half day last "signed," smiled and delivered the result of which will be the creation Monroe. Ryne & Knapp of a number dwelling-houses on the Hotel del Campo tract forthwith. These enterprising men have already procured plans and applications for several of the houses, which show that the structures will be tummy attractive in appearance. These homes will be rented or sold, as the case may be; the number to be built will only be limited by the demand. Any person desiring buy a house on the installment plan must designate the size, style and cost of the building, and Monroe. Ryne & Knapp will build it to suit. Inasmuch as they will in a position to buy some of the buildings material cheaper than the ruling rates, they are able to offer their homes much cheaper than individual builders could put them for. Our readers will agree with us that this one of the most important items of progress ever noted in these columns. The magnificent Hotel del Campo, given to Anaheim by the eight gentlemen comprising the Anaheim Improvement Company, supplemented by the enterprise of Monroe. Ryne & Knapp in providing homes for families, will have great influence on Anaheim's future and do much to foster its program. The reason for this change of route by the Southern Pacific is made principally on account of the inability to secure right of way between Tustin and Santa Ana. The price of this latter privilege is variously at from $60,000 to $85,000, and this was too large for the railroad company. They cast about for another route selected what is known as the foothills. They have within the last few completed everything as to decide it, etc., and orders will be issued in work upon occasion. Besides this pass in the Brea Canyon there is said to be another feasible route across the range, but of this there is at present no definite information. Important developments in railway circles are constantly happening in Southern California and it would prove no surprise to our people to see in the near future the most extensive network of railroads near this point. A THENDER SHOWER The Precaution Bit of Weather Experienced on Monday. Our readers will agree with us that this one of the most important items of progress ever noted in these columns. The magnificent Hotel del Campo, given to Anaheim by the eight gentlemen comprising the Anaheim Improvement Company, supplemented by the enterprise of Monser. Ryan & Kemp in providing homes, for families, will have great influence on Anaheim's future and much to foster its program. The beautiful hotel treat will soon be the site of numerous tasty and attractive homes. In a week or two the grounds around the Hotel del Campo will be laid out and planted with flowers and shrubbery. This work has been entrusted to Mr. and Mrs. R. Landeau whose taste and skill in gardening is so ceded to be unapproachable. Mrs. Landeau has already drawn the plans for the garden walks, etc., and Mr. Landeau (who is one of the eight stockholders in the hotel) is preparing to begin work on them. COX HANGS HIMSELF. A Demanded Man Who Had Not Wanted to Lawn. When Constable Timothy opened the door of the jail on last Thursday evening he took George Cox to his meal, he saw the body of the prisoner hanging by a rope which was tied to one of the bars of the jail window. Cox's feet were within a few inches of the floor, and the body hanging against the wall. A heavy examination revealed that fact that the man had been dead for some hours, the body being cold and rigid. The body was cut down and the Coroner notied. At the moment on Saturday a verdict was rendered in accordance with the foregoing facts. It is said Cox obtained the rope with which he ended his earthly marvel from some children who were playing near the jail at noon on Thursday. There is not much doubt that Cox was driven to the verge of insanity by reason of committing the murderous assault for which he was wanted in Lakewood, and for which he was held to answer. The requisition papers for the prisoner were expected here with the proper officer within a few days, and Cox being informed of the same, the fact no prayed upon his mind that he was driven commit the ghastly deed. The Dakota officer had started for Anaheim when a telegram announcing Cox's death was sent to the Territory. Unlawful he shall be informed, while on route here, he may be expected to arrive on his fruitless mission in a few days. Challenge Market. We are in receipt of the following quotations from Bigelow's agency: The general market has been quite satisfactory the past week. We quote as follows. DRIED FRUIT. Raisins—California contains in limited supply, and a steady feeling prevails. London Layer, $2 30 to $2 50; Loose Muscatals, $1 50 to $1 80. There were small sales of peaches, apricots and prunes the past week; no change to note in prices from last week's quotations. Peaches—Sundried, in sucks, per lb., 11 to 12%; evaporated, unpacked, in sucks, per lb., 13 to 15%; buxes, 14 to 16%; peled in sucks, per lb., 17 to 22%; in buxes, 22 to 22%. Apricots—Sanitized, blanchened, in macks, 11 to 12%. price is for this latter privilege is variously paid from $5,000 to $5,000, and this was too large for the railroad company. They cast about for another route selected what is known as the foothills. They have within the last few days completed everything as it does today, etc., and orders will be issued in work at once. The office last week of Massara, Creek Tahoe and Curtis of the Southwest, was the purpose of taking a final survey of a field. The party treasured or drove past the route in marriages, some could be leased at the country where they were once in declaring it to be a private property, or serving as it does now and thereby industry. To lose to Santa by being thus cut off the main line, quite a mishap to our vigorous road over river. Panneau-tsa and freight change care at this point for that route Santa Ana will still possess their presence, however, and will hence here get all trains on the Southern Pacific. Will largely increase the work at the South Pacific depot here. The Ashleigh grade dried here on last Thursday and immediately went into camp south of town. Groom continued with vigor during the world entire route between Ashleigh station will be graded in a day or two. Up next evening not more than a mile of road contained unfinished between the depots. This it will take but a short time finish. The trash-laying firm which have been working near Bingham will have completed their duties this past by 10-day is expired. They go there to New York where their services will required for one-thousand or less wounds during touch to residents. After sampling the work at our latter point the entire station will be maintained to the road between Ashleigh and Los Angeles. There is probably no group of travellers on this limo one hundred miles at George and threshers at Los Angeles. As the route in this neighborhood of Brooklyn has not or remains definitely Besides this pass in the Brea Canyon there is said to be another feasible route across the range, but of this there is at present no definite information. Important developments in railway circles are constantly happening in Southern California and it would prove no surprise to our people to see in the near future the most extensive network of railroads near this point. A THENDER SHOWER The Peanut Bit of Weather Experimented on Monday. A popular storm provailed on Monday, vast clouds had banked themselves against the mountains to the north and east and gave evidence that a heavy rainstorm was impending. Heavy thunder resounded across the hortons and the "livid lightning" flash was discernible. It reminded one of a genuine "down Kast" thunderstorm. At noon the snow-capped crest of the Sunshine maritime mountains glitating in the sunlight, were for a moment revealed to view by the breaking clouds, which soon closed again and left the range in impenetrable blackness. Rain fell in torrents in the foothills, and at Placentia and Carlton large hail quickly covered the ground. As much and a half of rain fall at the former place, and at the latter point and in the mountains to the north and east perfect torrents fall during the afternoon. The heavy clouds encircling Old Baldy and hovering over the Santiago Canyon gave evidence that a heavy rain was falling. In tower drops of rain descended for a few minutes and the dull atmosphere perturbed heavy showers. In a moment, however, the strong winds from the southwest had driven the clouds away, and sunshine again ensued, while the rainclouds were awake to the north, leaving us in sunshine and shadow as the clouds which ran from the south were driven overland by the brush brains. The mountains and foothills were again totally wrapped in darkness, showing that a deluge of water was falling. On Tuesday not a cloud could be seen at midday, and nothing interrupted the view of the fringe of distant snow-capped mountain. Wells Fargo's Mergansen. The following package remains unrolled far at the office of Wells Fargo & Co: D. Yorke, J. O. Hill, C. H. Schaffer, W. K. McIlroy, S. Grifford, H. Meijer, S. Dehdene, R. P. Hutchinson, N. Simmons, C. Egertel, K. Dunn, W. King. Special Sale One Week. A beautiful line at 6:4 Combination Point Goals for 21 cents per yard at A. Hutchinson & Co., Santa Ana. Besides this pass in the Brea Canyon there is said to be another feasible route across the range, but of this there is at present no definite information. Important developments in railway circles are constantly happening in Southern California and it would prove no surprise to our people to see in the near future the most extensive network of railroads near this point. A THENDER SHOWER The Peanut Bit of Weather Experimented on Monday. A popular storm provailed on Monday, vast clouds had banked themselves against the mountains to the north and east and gave evidence that a heavy rainstorm was impending. Heavy thunder resounded across the hortons and the "livid lightning" flash was discernible. It reminded one of a genuine "down Kast" thunderstorm. At noon the snow-capped crest of the Sunshine maritime mountains glitating in the sunlight, were for a moment revealed to view by the breaking clouds, which soon closed again and left the range in impenetrable blackness. Rain fell in torrents in the foothills, and at Placentia and Carlton large hail quickly covered the ground. As much and a half of rain fall at the former place, and at the latter point and in the mountains to the north and east perfect torrents fall during the afternoon. The heavy clouds encircling Old Baldy and hovering over the Santiago Canyon gave evidence that a heavy rain was falling. In tower drops of rain descended for a few minutes and the dull atmosphere perturbed heavy showers. In a moment, however, the strong winds from the southwest had driven the clouds away, and sunshine again ensued, while the rainclouds were awoke to the north, leaving us in sunshine and shadow as the clouds which ran from the south were driven overland by the brush brains. The mountains and foothills were again totally wrapped in darkness, showing that a deluge of water was falling. On Tuesday not a cloud could be seen at midday, and nothing interrupted the view of the fringe of distant snow-capped mountain. Wells Fargo's Mergansen. The following package remains unrolled far at the office of Wells Fargo & Co: D. Yorke, J. O. Hill, C. H. Schaffer, W. K. McIlroy, S. Grifford, H. Meijer, S. Dehdene, R. P. Hutchinson, N. Simmons, C. Egertel, K. Dunn, W. King. Special Sale One Week. A beautiful line at 6:4 Combination Point Goals for 21 cents per yard at A. Hutchinson & Co., Santa Ana. There were small sales of peaches, apricots and prunes on the past week; no change to note in prices from last week's quotations. Peaches—Sundried, in apples; per lb., 11 to 12; evaporated, unpealed; in sacks; per lb., 13 to 15c; bakes; 14 to 16c; peeled; in sacks; per lb., 17 to 22c; in bakes; 22 to 22c. Apricote—Sandried, bleached; in sacks; 11 to 12c; evaporated in sacks; 12 to 16c. Plums—Pitted; in sacks; per lb., 115 to 124c. Prunes—Small; per lb., 8 to 10c; fancy large; per lb., 13 to 14c. Nectarines—Vary in price more than any other dried fruit; selling in sacks from 5 hectare per lb.; according to quality. GREEN FRUIT. Oranges have met with very good demand as an advance over last week's quotation. Marmoset $3 to $75; Valencia Carmel $40 to $80; Washington Naval (Riverside) $50 to $80; Los Angeles Seadrum $25 to $75; California Riveride Seadrum $25 to $30; Mediterranean Summa $25 to $30; Australian Naval $40 to $90. The railroad strikes have not caused confusion that was predicted. It may be felt more than it has been so that it has prompted them to advise liberal shipments of oranges. We feel confident they are going to be wanted. Cabbage—In good demand her abunce; $350 to $60 per cent. Califlower—In fair demand. Raisins are light; prunes are almost as $50 to $7 per dent for fair choice stock. Potatoes are in good demand for strictly choice stock. Penny Early Rose variety like $1 per hundred of £90 lbs. Sunth of Harbin Chumens. Martin Chumens who has been suffering with consumption for some time past, espired yesterday afternoon at 6:10 o'clock. Mr. Chumens was a native of Prine,Germany,and was an old resident of Anshaini,president by all who know him.His death will be commemorated by a wide circle of friends.His leaves a wide family.The funeral will take place this afternoon from his residence on Conter street,and he underthe auspices of Oncham Lodge No.227.I.O.F.O.P.,and Newgrange Council of Chomens Friends.No.288.Rav.Mr.Irvie will suspendthe service at the grave. There is quite an amount yet due Mr.Schummenger for his servants on the commissure defying his exigence can leave me at this office. PROVEMENTS MARCH. Eduences on the Del Campo Tract. Interpreter of Memoirs by Ryan at P.M. to P.M. in Lompoke township, Nome, intermixed by Chumash. Gentlemen to Anahaim's presentations his home the city of Memoirs for rent to strangers who would not get hotel accommodations subjected to hotel life. It is well in every resident of Anahaim that the past winter especially summers have been relatively compelled to Anahaim for the summer maintained, glad to be able to commute them will be no further difficulty of their contend with. As a result of ingress which have for some time been between the Anahaim Improvement and Memoirs, Franis G. Ryan and K. Knapp, a contract was on Baker "signal, named and delivered," of which will be the occasion by Ryan & Knapp of a number of houses on the Hotel del Campo with. These enterprising gentlemen already presented plans and opened for several of the homes, which will be tainted and in appearance. These houses will be sold, in the case may be and to be built will only be limited demand. Any person desiring to move on the installment plan may the size, style and cost of the Memoirs, Ryan & Knapp will suit. Immuness as they will be to buy some of the building cheaper than the rating they offer their houses much cheaper individual builders could put them up. Dad will agree with us that this is most important items of program in these columns. The magnificent del Campo, given to Anahaim by gentlemen comprising the Amorment Company, supplementedprise of Memoirs, Ryan & Knapp homes, for families, will haveance on Anahaim's future and do its programe. PERSONAL MENTION. Supervisor Ross was in town on Tuesday. Fred Marting of Los Angeles was in prison on Friday of him work. F. L. Moore returned with his family from Pomona on Sunday. Daniel Summons has arrived home from his San Diego trip. Col. C. C. Allen has become one of the presidents of the Los Angeles Times. L. W. Kirby of Upper South Ann was in town on Tuesday. Mrs. J. B. Parker of Orange was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. O. West on Sunday. Chas Hilmer left train work for San Francisco, where he will remain for a few weeks. A Littlefield has home in Los Angeles during the week serving on the Grand Jury. Edward Johnson, representing the Los Angeles Telegram, paid a visit on Tuesday. Adalyn Rimpan is in San Francisco attending a stoch of goods for the Dry Goods Palette. J. C. Somer, superintendent of the Drayton winery at Cancamonga, is spending a few days in town. John K. Pelton, Jr., of Los Angeles, the architect of the Hotel del Campo at this place, was in town Saturday. Dr. Bullard, who recently was quite severely injured by a kink from one of his horses, is now able to be about. Julia Hartung of Inviable Partner No. 74, M. A. G. W., has been elected a delegate to the Grand Parlor which convenes at Primo on April 16th. A letter was received by Mr. Marker a few days ago from Judge Bailey, formerly of Anahaim, but now located in South Carolina. The Judge is well norse. Adam Clinduisie, who has been sojourning in Anahaim and vicinity for some time past, takes his departure to day for Montana, his old home. He has made considerable money in speculations about here. Two rising young gentlemen, Edward H. Wiggens and W. A. Dunbar of Pandanea have located at Fallerton to engage in real-estate business. May success attend them. Supervisor Ross of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday lookinf for the next place to build the bridge across the sand wash. He Elimination. Registrant Paula Jones in Minneapolis. The almost apache will commence the summer campaign this morning. A postfire has been established in Palmetto, and R. K. Sunday appointed Postmaster. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to the inauguration of Horne Duncil as President of the State University. Caroline Mondith of Los Angeles hosted in last Saturday to see if our new press had arrived. The preemption for the town election, along with other information of interest in votes, is printed in this house. Mennon, Michahshburg & Co. of Santa Ana have some funds in this house which will interest the ladies. The frame work of the Methodist Church on Center Street is up and presents a neat appearance. The Sunday School of the Methodist Church will give an Easter Concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Garman Methodist Church. All are invited. Attention is directed to the new advertisement of R. K. Federman, who has finally returned from San Francisco with a report having done a good business with our merchants. Judge Fox has been appointed Deputy County Court for the purpose of registering voters in Anahaim. Already about one hundred have registered. Otte Weiss, the well-known Los Angeles winmaker, has made an assignment for the benefits of her creditors. An assets are placed at $200,000; liabilities $100,000. D.W. Hudson exhibited at his office this week a handmade water-color landscape sketch, the effect of Mrs. Hudson. It is only the third attempt of the lady, but in superb. The Atahaim graders now at this point have been getting water from the town water works during the week, the Town Trustees having given them the privilege to use the name. C.J. Thompson writes from Roohenter, N.Y., for copies of this journal, containing railway notes, and desires to be informed particularly to Carlman's prospects and the WARNING MILK. 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Prepared by Margaret Thomas with A Langham. March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 2015 March 22 COX HANGS HINSELF. Mann Whies Not Woman to Kown. Constable time the opened the door on last Thursday evening to take to his meal, he saw the body of a boy by a rope which was of the hare of the jail window, were within a few inches of the body hanging against the quarry examination revealed the man had been dead for some being cold and rigid. The cut down and the Coronar motif the incarnation on Saturday a verdict in accordance with the form. It is said Cox obtained the which he ended earthly ungrateful children who were playing at me on Thursday. There is notice that Cox was driven to the city by reason of committing assault for which he was taken for which he was taken here. The requisition papers for were expected here with the order within a few days, and Cox of the name, the fact so on his mind that he was driven the ghastly deed. Otto officer had started for Anaheim a telegram announcing Cox's intent to the Territory. Unions informed, while on route here, expected to arrive on his fruitless few days. Chicago Market. In receipt of the following quotation Bigelow's agency: The general been quite satisfactory the past quote as follows. BRIDLE FRUITS. California continue in limited a steady feeling prevails. Lennard $230 to $250; Loose Munitions, 80. A small sales of peaches, apricots the past week; no change to from last week's quotations. Sundried, in such per lb., 11 quoted, unpressed, in such per lb., 14 to 16c; perled in, 17 to 22c; in boxes, 22 to 22c. Sandried, blanched, in macka, 11 Richfield News. Some of the vines in Captain Wreda's vineyard are in bloom and have shoots two and three inches long. A car lead of pipe arrived from Los Angeles on Saturday, to be laid from the maids on Van Buren Avenue to Jefferson street, where a steam planning and new mill will be started once more. One of the wealthy citizens of Anaheim is under contract to build a story and a half building, 25x40, to be used as a restaurant and lodging house, and will begin work at once. Monday morning about one inch of rain fell here. The workmen are progressing finally with the pipe laying, and it will be but a short time until the workers reaches the depot. Arrangements have been made for starting a lambard yad adjoinning the planning mill within two weeks. The Boston Idea of Madera. One of the best and brightest girls of the Back Bay teaches a Sunday school class in a certain famous orthodox church. Last Sunday she grew very earnest picturing to the eager infants who marrowed her the joys of heaven to be won by those who live and trust in a way to deserve them. "You must love the Lord," she said, "and just as good as you know how to be. You must never get into temper, you must always mind your manners, and be good in every way you know how, and then you will be sure to go to heaven when you die. Won't that be nice?" "Yes, man'am," leaped all the babies before her. "But if you are bad," and she looked reentlessly into the innocent faces before her, "you won't go to heaven. If you are bad," and she took a firm grip on the doctrine she felt called on to teach, "If you are bad, my dear children, you will go to hell, and that—that she groped for a word and endured frequently," "and that would be perfectly ridiculous." —Boston Record. Parson Jingle-jaw's Fish Prairie. "Parson Jingle-jaw, they tell me you're a fish farmer." "Do fox' or fish, you'll." Adam Clinduisse, who has been aojourning in Anaheim and vicinity for some time past, takes his departure to day for Montana, his old home. He has made considerable money in speculations about here. Two rising young gentlemen, Edward H. Wiggins and W. A. Dunbar of Pandena have located at Fallerton to engage in the real estate business. May succeed attend them. Supervisor ROSA Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday lookin' for the best place to build the bridge across the sandwich. He says they will build as soon as they determine the site. A party of bicyclists from Pomona consisting of Messrs. Frank White, O. W. Lorner, C. W. Smith and E.K. Parker attained at the Planters' on their way through here to Los Angeles on Sunday. Mrs. Win. Konig has returned from San Francisco, where she has been aojourning for some time past. She is accompanied by Miss Louise J. Krueger of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mine Amalie Peterson of Alameda. The ladies will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Konig during their visit here. D.W. Hudson exhibited as his office this week a handmade water-color landscape sketch, the effect of Mrs. Hudson. It is only the third attempt of the lady, but in superb. The Atchinham graden now at this point have been getting water from the town water works during the week, the Town Trustee having given them the privilege to use the same. C.J. Thompson writes from Rochester. N.Y., for espion of this journal, containing railway notes, and denies to be informed particularly as to Carlton's prospects and the Olinda Railroad. While at the Landing some time ago J.A. Bassille captured a miniature spemmen of the devil-fish, which he now has preserved in alcohol. The fish was extremely somnative but was captured after some little exertion. The Los Angeles Fetcher will give a musical entertainment on the evening of April 5th at Kruger's Hall. The Fetcher comprises twenty-four male voices, and is favorably spoken of as a musical organisation. Gen. John M. Baldwin was on Monday appointed by the City Council Superintendent of Streets of Los Angeles after a spirited struggle in which Captain Knax, a well-known former resident of Anaheim, was a close competitor. While on a hunting expedition last Sunday Cart Pampard encountered a large mountain line in the vicinity of Dr. Planter's vineyard near Fullerton. The animal made off below a successful shot could be had at him. The Los Angeles Herd says: "The Anaheim Garrett in the proof possessor of a brand new power press. The increasing business of our rural neighbor demands their facility." The prince hasn't arrived yet, Bro., but we look for it on every train. They have some enterprising civil engineers in San Diego. (Besides advertising their other qualifications one firm has the toll-wiring: "Copies of the official map of the county; also the possible of San Diego for sale.") Work on various buildings now in courses of erection here continue with vigor. The Hotel del Campo and Mr. Reiner's opera-house blank are steadily going forward, and the residents of C. Grush Rev. Mr. Irvin, Mrs. Steckart and others are searing completion. The Nellie Boyd Company in "Unknown" played to a large audience last Saturday in Kruger's Hall. The orchestra, composed of Mrs. Sahabert and the Messra. Crowther of Anaheim, rendered some excellent salutations during the evening. A.E.Hendricks reports the following sales in the Center tract: Syndicate to P.C.Smythe, late 26 and 27, block B; same to A.W.Pearshaw, late 20, block B; P.C.Smythe to M.Hart, late 26 and 27, block B; Syndicate to P.C.Smythe, late 20, block B; Frank Sappin to W.W.Wall, late 32, block L. Rev. Arch G.L.Trew, Dean Of Conversion of California, has sent out a curricular to the Episcopalian of Southern California, setting forth views of a Riverside, in regard to formation of Southern California into an independent diocese. Biglow's agency: The general been quite satisfactory the past quote as follows. DRIED FRUITS. California continue in limited a steady feeling prevails. Lennon $2 30 to $2 50; Loose Muscatine, 80. In small sales of pencils, apricots the past week; no change to from last week's quotations. Sundried, in sackle, per lb., 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to 22c; in boxed, 22 to 22c. Sundried, bleached, in mackle, 11 per cent; baked, 14 to 16c; pierced, in lb., 17 to GRAND CLEARANCE : SALE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY - DAYS AT RIMPAU BROS. GOODS SOLD AT A GREAT : SACRIFICE TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING STOCK. ANAHEIM LAND BUREAU. LANDELL & SCHNEIDER, Opposite Anaheim Hotel, Anaheim, Cal. GENERAL AGENTS FOR Gilt-Edged Real Estate. In and adjacent to Anaheim, consisting of the Finest and Most Desirable BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE. PROPERTY. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ORANGE AND VINEYARD LANDS Correspondence Sollicited. INSURANCE AGENTS: We place Insurance in the old and reliable Phoenix, the Pennsylvania and the American Insurance companies BUSINESS BRIEF. A. E. Hendricks, In and adjacent to Anaheim, consisting of the Finest and Most Desirable BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE. PROPERTY. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ORANGE AND VINEYARD LANDS To be had in Southern California, at Indemnities record to come on the market. Correspondence Sollicited. INSURANCE AGENTS: We place Insurance in the old and reliable Phoenix, the Pennsylvania and the American Insurance companies BUSINESS BRIEF. Avery & Everhardy have some excellent milch cows for sale. Rubber stamps for business purposes and for marking linen, stationery, etc. Any design, Call and see samples, B. R. Bates, Telegraph Office, Anaheim. Five stands of bees, in a vigorous and healthy condition, for sale by R. Laudke. Forty servet to rent, with water stock, house, barn, good well. Hudson Bros. A fine oil painting to be raffled at Hart's saloon. Now is the time to get your buggies painted and be ready for the May-Day pierne. Call on S. A. Dennis, the painter. Take a chance in the oil painting at Hart's. A large quantity of gum brush wood for sale. Apply to A. W. Danforth, 15 miles south of Plainfield' Hotel. Just received a large assortment of Children's School Hate at Mine Moosmann's Millinery Store, Center street. S. A. Dennis has a second-hand buggy, almost good as new, which he will sell cheap for cash. It is a bargain. Partisan hearing room for sale in large quantities will find it to their advantage to call on G. H. Norcross, Los Angeles street. The latest style—the celebrated Maxima gold and silver filigree jewelry at R. Laudke's. New fresh honey in the comb at Walop's. An unlimited line and a choice assortment at Walop's. Big invoices of Boots and Shoes received at Federman's. For sale at Knott prices. Paragon Japan Tea and silver prizes at Walop's. A large fire-proof safe, in perfect order, is offered for sale cheap. Loquire of F. & J. Becks. Eye, Ear and Deformities. Dr. T. J. Eaton, formerly of the Surgical Infirmary of Indianapolis, will visit Santa Ana Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 19, 20 and 21. Rooms at hotel Dr. Eaton has for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities, and has straightened more than one thousand cross eyes. All inflamed and more eyes can be cured unless disorganization has taken place. Artificial eyes inserted, and the most efficient braces for the cure of snaked limbs, club feet, spinal diseases, etc., etc., furnished. All praise for the Conditioned. Wretched man and woman long condemned to suffer the tortures of dyspepsia, are filled with new hope after a few days of Hostettler's Stomach Bitters. This building hopes blossoms into the fruition of vitality, if the Bitters is permitted in it. It brings a revival to all dyspeptias who seek its aid. Flatulence, heart-burn, sinking at the pit of the stomach between meals, the nervous tremors and insomnia of which chronic indigestion is the parent, disappears with their harmful progenitor. Most benign of stomachies! who can wonder that in no many instances it awakens grateful abundance in those who benefitted by it, speak A Great Attention the large and elegant establishment Kirkberg & Co., Santa Ana, and in airiness abode of New Goods just announcing the latest importation Dry Goods, Paney Gords, Hensery, Trimmings, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, A Big Bargain for One Wash. Inch all wool French Serge Dress all shades for 25 cents; worth 75 A. Nicholsburg & Co., Santa Ana, Maryland Bargains for One Wash. DurbyLinda House for 25 cents; worth 80 A. Nicholsburg & Co., Santa Ana, Maryland Bargains for One Wash. Six house, lunch and 12th West Bennett street, Low amusement to the Indian of Amethyst Spring Heck to new ready for their nation and they are naturally invited to announce the name. BANISH AMUSEMENTS. BANISH CHURCH—directions every Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 6. A late, past, WASHINGTON CITY—directions every Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 6. A late, past, WASHINGTON CITY—directions every Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 6. A late, past, WASHINGTON CITY—directions every Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 6. $5,000 Reward. $5,000 For a better or more pleasant remedy for the ease of consumption, brombizia, sage, group and whipping sugar than SANTA ANNE, the California king of consumption. Every bottle warranted. If you would be aware of that disgusting disease, entrance, on California Cat-E-Cure, $1 a jar; by mail $1.10. Santa Anne and Cat-E-Cure are sold and warranted by A. Krug, Amethin, Cal. Euroha. The matter of California means I have found it. Only in that land of amethine, where the average, honey, alice fig and propistium and algae, and among their highest population in mild winter, are the berries and gums found, then are used in that plenitude for all thorns and long trembles. SANTA ANNE the sale of saught, and consumptions, Mr. A. Krug, Amethin, Cal., has been applauded upon this valuable California remedy, and sales in under a generation at $1 a bottle. These for $8.80. Try California Cat-E-Cure, the only year entered into the contract. $1, by mail $1.20. OUR PREMIUMS THIS PAPER THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL THE SAN FRANCISCO MORNING CALL AS PRESENTED FOR THE COMMUNION. Writched men and women long condemned to suffer the tortures of dyspepsia, are filled with new hope after a few days of Hesther's Stomach Bittern. This building hopes blossoms into the fragrance of vitality, if the Bittern is permitted in it. It brings a revive to all dyspeptias who seek its aid. Flatulence, heart-burn, sinking at the pit of the stomach between meals, the nervous tremors and insomnia of which chronic indignation in the parent, disappear with their harmful prognosis. Most benign of stomachies! who can wonder that in no many instances it awakens grateful abundance in those who breastfitted by it, speak voluntarily in its behalf. It requires a graphic pen to describe the torments of dyspepsia, but in many of the testimonials received by the proprietors of the Bittern, these are portrayed with vivid truthfulness. Constipation, biliousness, muscular disability, malarial favors and rheumatism are relieved by it. Never Give up. If you suffer with asthma, bronchitis, or any other illness of the throat or lungs, nothing one surprise you more than the rapid improvement that will follow the use of Sanna Abu. If you are troubled with cough, and have tried other medicines, you will be able to express your management at the normal values and instantaneous powers of California Cat-E-Cure. These remedies amount to compounds, but natural productions of California. Hold as a package; three for $10, and guaranteed by A. Krug, Amethin, Cal. GAZETTE and Weekly Call with Mer $2.75 per year. GAZETTE and Daily Morning Call, $8 per year.*