anaheim-gazette 1888-04-12

THE NEW CHARTER. Benefit of Voting for Reorganization Present Moderate and Nested Benefits The Tax Claims—A Lower Mane Than at Present—Inlegnards. As the Town Trustees have submitted to the qualified electors of the town of Anaheim the question whether the town shall become organized under the general laws of the State, we do not proper to quote briefly from the Art pertaining to municipal corporations of the ninth class, to show to the people just what kind of government they will be under if they vote for reorganization. We promise by saying that, in our opinion, it is very desirable that the town should reorganize under the general laws. It is now working under a special charter, and as long as it does so, no law hereafter passed by the Legislature for the bettirement of municipal corporations will be of the slightest benefit to this place. It is only by reorganizing that we can secure the benefits of future legislation. There is, we are told, no other town in the State which is governed by a special charter—all have a common interest in securing the passage of such laws as will remedy present defects and confer needed benefits. Under the statute law the government of a town of the class to which Anaheim will belong is rested in five Trustees, a Clerk (who is ex-officio Anasenor), a Treasurer, a Marshal (who is ex-officio Tax and License Collector), and a Recorder. The Trustees, Treasurer and Marshal are elected on the second Monday in April in each numbered year. The three last named officers hold office for two years; the Trustees hold office for four years; but the board, at their first meeting after reorganization, must classify themselves that three of their members shall go out of office at the expiration of two years, and two at the expiration of four years. The Recorder is appointed by the board. The Trustees receive no salary. The salaries of the other officers are fixed by the Trustees. The powers of the trustees are about the same as in the present charter, only more clearly defined. There is one point, however, to which we call the especial attention of those who fear excessive taxation. The tax clause in the present charter reads: —and what will be more deplored by name, the night brought forth many coffins. A lady friend of the writer aware that, if the Town Trustees were to whitewash and otherwise clean the dingy prince, the sparks might again charm the place with their gentle pretense. A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT. Large and Fashionable Audience—Regulated Minute. The Los Angeles Petcher ought to have been flattered, as they undoubtedly were, at the large and enthancable audience which greeted them at Kroeger's Hall on last Sunday evening, and whom he heard the excellent rendering of the Petcher's difficult numbers were doubtless as well attained in the musicians themselves. Selden has a larger or more fashionable audience filled the hall than on this occasion. Every man was occupied and standing room was at a premium early in the evening. The first chapter was an excellent beginning of what proved to be a first-class entertainment. The "Concert Polka" (rither dest) by Him, Louis Harry- and Henry Grammann was a rare musical treat, which was much appreciated by the music-loving part of the audience—and that part compounded about the entire conciliation. Both gentlemen showed marked musical culture and a command of the zither which is rarely excelled. The violin solo from "Fra Davoleo" by Herr J. D. Samson was another exquisite hit of music, as was the "Spanische Taunza" (O. Metra) by the same gentleman later in the evening. For an encore, which was enthusiastically remanded, "The Suwance River" with difficult variations was given, and proved the performer to be quite a master of the violin. Frasilien Amalia Werner was very kindly received in Schubert's "Das Maudchen's Klage," the singer being heartily enclosed for her superb execution. To those who were present, nothing need be said of Prof. Borneman's aplendid basso voice, or of the sparkling humour which he displayed in his witty selection. It is but just to say he captured the audience by his first effort, "Aus Wiederschen," and when conjunction with a pure and musical basso voice he showed the audience that he was quite capable of handling the humorous "Die Altau Laut," he must have been flattered indeed at uppronoun laughter which he created, as well as the applause which his melody swanked. "Bamme" are numerous, but that charming melody which in Whitney's is no delightful, is not an every-day occurrence. Prof. Borneman's voice reminds one at once of Whitney—quite a contrast, indeed, to Greenfelder's course, unusual noise. The Professor, responding to an enthusiastic encore, rendered "What's In Thy Heart?" showing him to be also a pleasing vocalist in the English language. "Das Krueberl!" was also given an encore the audience being unwilling to allow the singer to retire with a single response. This Professor also gave, in the second part, in reference to a request by his friends here, the humorous "Jas Tufen Kal." NEW WATER DISTRICT Supervisors Exclude Yorba Precinct. The treatment as to the importance of interpenetrating Under Wright Irrigation Mill. In response to Secretary Gardiner's letter to J. S. Chapman, the Anaheim Water Department's attorney at Los Angeles, in regard to the question as to the section of Board of Supervisors in excluding Yorba Precinct from its precinct fry, she Anaheim Irrigation District Mr. Chapman replied yesterday he did not think the Board of Supervisors could be compelled by writ of mandatae elude Yorba Precinct. The area leaves it to the board's discretion to determine what lands shall be included from the district, and that district cannot be controlled by the courts. Any discretion left by law to a part officer, board or tribunal a writ of mandata can go no farther than to compel that set, but not to act in any particular manner. This decision will put quite a difference upon the contemplated formation of the Anaheim Irrigation District under Wright Irrigation bill. To all who wish to rip ownership water at the Yorba precinct summer is abundant, and is allowed to be allowed to run to waste, while the tile valleys to the south are left pristine without water. After the Yorba precinct supplied with an abundance of water stream is turned into their ditch and allows to sink in the sands of the river-behalf protest from the preset was filed with Board of Supervisors to be excluded from the Anaheim Irrigation District, and board has no ordered. The board included in the new district the preset Carlton, which cannot now be irrigated; the present system of ditches. We are informed that it is not new enough owing to the above facts, to incorporate under the Wright Irrigation bill. As will be seen by reference to our tasting columns the Board of Supervisors have fixed upon May 5th as the time for election to determine whether the Anaheim The Board shall have power to levy and collect annually not to exceed 1 per cent on the assessment valuation of all property, both real and personal, within the limits of the town of Anaheim. In the State law, the corresponding clause reads: Section 562. Subsection 4. The Board of Trustees shall not create, audit, allow, or permit to accrue, any debt or liabilities in excess of the available money in the treasury that may be legally appropriated and appropriated for such purpose; provided that any city or town during the first year of its existence under this act, may incur such indebtedness or liability as may be necessary, but exceeding in all the income and revenue provided for it in such year; nor shall any warrant be drawn, or evidence of indebtedness be issued, unless there be at the time sufficient money in the treasury legally applicable to the payment of the sums allowed or harmlessly provided. Section 563. Elimination on indebtedness: If, at any time, the Board of Trustees shall doom it necessary to incur any indebtedness in excess of the money in the treasury applicable to the purpose for which such indebtedness is to be incurred, they shall give motion of a special election by the qualified electors of the city or town, to be held to determine whether such indebtedness shall be incurred. Such notice shall specify the amount of indebtedness proposed to be incurred, the purpose or purpose of the sums, and the amount of money necessary to be raised annually, by taxation, for an interest and sinking fund, as herinafter provided. Such notice shall be published for at least two weeks in some newspaper published in such a city or town; and no other question or matter shall be submitted to the electors at such election. It, upon a canvass of the votes met at such election it appears that not less than two-thirds of all the qualified electors voting at such election shall have voted in favor of incurring such indebtedness, it shall be the duty of the Board of Trustees to pass an ordinance providing for the mode of creating such indebtedness, and of paying the sums and in such ordinance provisions for the laws and collection hold office for four years; but the board, at their first meeting after reorganization, must no classify themselves that three of their members shall go out of office at the expiration of two years, and two at the expiration of four years. The Recorder is appointed by the board. The Trustees receive no salary. The salaries of the other officers are fixed by the Trustees. The powers of the trustees are about the same as in the present charter, only more clearly defined. There is one point, however, to which we call the especial attention of those who fear excessive taxation. The tax clause in the present charter reads. The Board shall have power to levy and collect annually not to exceed 1 per cent on the assessment valuation of all property, both real and personal, within the limits of the town of Anaheim. In the State law, the corresponding clause reads: Section 562. Subsection 4. The Board of Trustees shall not create, audit, allow, or permit to accrue, any debt or liabilities in excess of the available money in the treasury that may be legally appropriated and appropriated for such purpose; provided that any city or town during the first year of its existence under this act, may incur such indebtedness or liability as may be necessary, but exceeding in all the income and revenue provided for it in such year; nor shall any warrant be drawn, or evidence of indebtedness be issued, unless there be at the time sufficient money in the treasury legally applicable to the payment of the sums allowed or harmlessly provided. Section 563. Elimination on indebtedness: If, at any time, the Board of Trustees shall doom it necessary to incur any indebtedness in excess of the money in the treasury applicable to the purpose for which such indebtedness is to be incurred, they shall give motion of a special election by the qualified electors of the city or town, to be held to determine whether such indebtedness shall be incurred. Such notice shall specify the amount of indebtedness proposed to be incurred, the purpose or purpose of the sums, and the amount of money necessary to be raised annually, by taxation, for an interest and sinking fund, as herinafter provided. Such notice shall be published for at least two weeks in some newspaper published in such a city or town; and no other question or matter shall be submitted to the electors at such election. It, upon a canvass of the votes met at such election it appears that not less than two-thirds of all the qualified electors voting at such election shall have voted in favor of incurring such indebtedness, it shall be the duty of the Board of Trustees to pass an ordinance providing for the mode of creating such indebtedness, and of paying the sums and in such ordinance provisions for the laws and collection hold office for four years; but the board, at their first meeting after reorganization, must no classify themselves that three of their members shall go out of office at the expiration of two years, and two at the expiration of four years. The following list includes the names of the pupils of the Anaheim Public School who have ranked above eighty in department and studies, and who were not included in the new district by the presiding Carlton, which cannot now be irrigated by the present system of ditches. We are informed that it is not new enough, owing to the above lattices, to incorporate under Wright Irrigation bill. As will be seen by reference to our existing columns by the Board of Supervisors have fixed upon May 5th as the time for election to determine whether the Anaheim Irrigation District shall be organized by the Wright Irrigation bill. There are districts in the district. Pregnict No. 1 at "Crescentia" schoolhouse. Gillman is appointed Inspector and A Pendleton and F. Stanley Judges. No. 2 is at Amerige Bros.' office at Pendleton; A. Wright is Inspector; and G. Amerige and Dr. J. Plaininger Judges. Since No. 3 is at Orangtearhese schoolhouse R. H. Bauerett is Inspector; and W. Sahulte and T. F. Williams Judges. No. 4 is at Fairview schoolhouse G. Greeley is Inspector and Alex Henry and K. F. Kellogg Judges. No. 5 is at Krone Hall; J. P. Zachter Inspector and Max Nebelung and K. J. Leger Judges. ANAHEIM WATER COMPANY Business Transaction bythe Mean Director on Saturday. The Board of Directors ofthe Anaheim Water Company met in regular assembly last Saturday, Present Msara Schornter, Lattlefield, Browning and Garrett Sehorn calledthe meetingto coMr. Hunter gavethe boarda statementwhatthe Supervisors had donewith petitionofthe companyundertheWright irrigation billinthattheyhadleftoutthebe precinct,andincludedinthedistricttonwhichcannotbiregulatedunlesspresentsystemofditches.Upona ditionofthematter,Mr.Hunter movedoiledbyMr.BrowningthatMr.Ganman,thecompany'sattorney,bestirtoappealtothecourttohavetheYproductreinstatedinthedistrictifinopititionbe deemed practicable. Mr. Hunter moved,a secondbyBrowningthattheAmerige Brothershouldbe replacedtheditchdestroythemleadingtoMrs.StruthlowspaperunderthesupervisionoftheSuperintendentReportsofSecretary,Treasurerandperpetentareadandfiled. The tenderofthe loan$6,000byMcCallough,becameandtheCompetitorwasgivenforthename. An assessmentoffifty centsonthestockpershare waslevied,payablebeforeMay7th. The SuperintendentwasorderedtostructthenewditchtothejunctionattheAnaheimbranchwearthereservioryealtheningbillswere auditedandderivedpaid:J.M.Griffith&Co.,$14A.M.Spheen,$300;anajen'more$600.50;KuchelBros.,$12;timechanged$56.28.Adjourned. Hallof Honor. 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A wild rumor prevailed during the week as to the existence of ghosts at the jail since Winter's attempted suicide there last week. The story goes that since Cox's suicide phantomly visitants hold their ravely at the shingy edifice, the spirit of the Dakota individual being accompanied by ghosts of a man and woman hearing on their shoulders a coffin which is a perfect miracle of levitation. This trio of visitors from the other world, while not exactly making night hallions, are nevertheless the name of something fear to timid people who "believe in ghosts." Some newspapers over that Witten, mourning an apparition, or three of them and a coffin, realized at once in energy the hilten, even if not with maximum disgust. To an interrogation if Winter "haw the ghost," this persecution impeded that he had not bad that planner, and stated he had attempted suicide because "he wanted some blood out of himself." Spencers in the benefit of a "true country" will need in order by the various daunting occurrences. Barnes, a watch which proved to be nearly an all-night run, resumed in the chapter of penn wall-around but impulsively individuals the existence of photos not any EDITOR GAZETTE: In the Placentia news of your last issue "Bores" gives an incorrect statement of the business transacted at the literary society. He says: "Even a Mexican cowboyer was pressed in to change the name." This is an insult to the meeting, who invited all over 18 years and residents to vote. This Mexican had as good a right to vote as any one. At the meeting 18 voted against "Placentia," and 7 for it, but your correspondent says about 2 to 1, also that several voted against it who live in Anaheim and other places. I knew 17 to be residents one I cannot find the name of, but I suppose the same rule in arithmetic that makes 18 to 7 about 2 to 1 could make this one equal several, even admitting he did live outside the district. However "Bores" should and no doubt would have objected if any voted outside the district. He says: "The issue was sprung without the knowledge of all the citizens. The fact is that at "Bores'" request the matter was brought up and presented, and has been discussed at three consecutive meetings. The impression conveyed is that outsiders and even a Mexican were brought in to vote down the name, and the citizens taken by surprise. To show that even is very far from the truth, I give a list of all the property owners in the district who voted with the acreage of land opposite. Those who voted against "Placentia": Samuel Kraumer, 800 acres; J.K. Tuffree, 640 acres; K.M. Kraumer, 164 acres; Wm. Crowther, 150 acres; Ben. Kraimer, 123 acres; Mrs. Wagner, 87 acres; Thomas Strain, 49 acres; T.K. McDowell, 41 acres; W. Alma, 20 acres; J.B. McCollough, 20 acres. Total, 2,094 acres. Those who voted in favor of "Placentia": Wm. M. McFaulden, 65 acres; Peter Hannon, 45 acres; — Johnston, 4 acres; Total, 114 acres. Hoping you will publish above explanation, I remain yours. THOMAS STRAIN. In the report sent by the Secretary of the Literary Society of Placentia, there are two airworms. As motion of the resolution, I take the liberty of correcting names. The following was the resolution: "Resolved That 'Placentia' is not a misaffective name for this district." The votes were 12 for this resolution, and 7 against. Yours, THOMAS STRAIN. Nearly furnished money room in real property commissioner Onker stood. Requires at Telegraph Office. The Turpida Town, Willow and other leading spring home to be held at Miss Minneman's military store. We have hand a lot of children's milieu and Indian shows worth from 21 to 28 we will call for She a pair. You can take year choice. CHARLENCE WHITE, OLD WARLING, BERtha Oeffinger, JOHNIE NATHER, IDA SALINGER, KATIE BERTCH, MILLIE BACK, KIMA BOONE, EILISH BATES, ARTHUR RIPPIN, TENNA BENTAMON, ARTURE BENTAMON, EDITH BANNE, MYRHEA SMALL, JIMPH TRUNDL, MIBI LITTLEFIELD, MABHI HUNTINGTON, GANSHAPE RIVEN, MILWAUKEE RIVEN, PAUL ROBERTA, PAUL ROBERTA, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, ALLIA WARN, WITH FUNGUS EXPRESSED. The following postages remain for at least of Walks, Pargo & Co. C.R.C., D.C., G.R.H., WILLOWMAN, J.A., HOWARD, G.G., DEPARTMENT, R.F., HUMMELMAN. NEW WATER DISTRICT. Supervisors Exclude the Yorba Precinct. The shooting of danks in Alamitos bay has been absolutely prohibited. Readers Paty and Courtney are at work repairing the Coyote bridge. Pizett's two mules regularly trips to the Landing, beginning on Sunday. The Los Angeles Trader will erect a commodities and handmade building of its own. Success to it. Mann, Albercht Bank, have the contract for the construction of the Centralia schoolhouse. The cost will be $4,450. A K. Hendricks reports the following sale: Sappi to R. S. Wilhelm of New York city, ten acres in Anaheim; $2,500. In the Hattie Woodstein trial at Los Angeles on Monday the defender's confession was ruled out of court. Judge Chase deciding that it was not admissable as evidence. It is reported through Bradstreet's that the attachment which was recently in force against Weyan & Co., the Los Angeles wine merchant, has been released and the firm renamed bunnum. Plants are being made for a prize drill for a gold bulge from Captain Palmer, among the managers of the Pomona City Guarda. The company have label received sixty new rides. Company G may expect their arms soon. The Board of Town Trustees are considering the granting of rights to Merrin J. Warren Smith, William S. Bell and James S. Wathcill for the purpose of laying mains through the streets for gas, fuel and power purposes. That will be a meeting in the waiting room of the Southern Pacific depot on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock to take into consideration the advisability of annexing the Fairview district to the Anaheim School District. The Santa Ana Standard pays this compliment to our town: "Anahiem ships annually nearly a million dollars worth of wines and liquors, and is one of the richest little places in the union. The money pours into her coffers from her manufactures." George H. Kellogg has sold to Charles W. Craune 211 acres in lot 23, Anahiem extension. Harriet M. Fish has sold to Eliza Beth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anahiem extension, for $2,500. K.W. Blasdell to C.G. Harrison - Unilived one half of east half of lot 9, Anahiem extension, $2,000. A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson, Miss Lenise Schneider, Miss Pannie Higgins, Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Elizabeth Kleinigkeiten. The shooting of danks in Alamitos bay has been absolutely prohibited. Readers Paty and Courtney are at work repairing the Coyote bridge. Pizett's two mules regularly trips to the Landing, beginning on Sunday. The Los Angeles Trader will erect a commodities and handmade building of its own. Success to it. Mann, Albercht Bank, have the contract for the construction of the Centralia schoolhouse. The cost will be $4,450. A K. Hendricks reports the following sale: Sappi to R. S. Wilhelm of New York city, ten acres in Anaheim; $2,500. In the Hattie Woodstein trial at Los Angeles on Monday the defender's confession was ruled out of court. Judge Chase deciding that it was not admissable as evidence. It is reported through Bradstreet's that the attachment which was recently in force against Weyan & Co., the Los Angeles wine merchant, has been released and the firm renamed bunnum. Plants are being made for a prize drill for a gold bulge from Captain Palmer, among the managers of the Pomona City Guarda. The company have label received sixty new rides. Company G may expect their arms soon. The Board of Town Trustees are considering the granting of rights to Merrin J. Warren Smith, William S. Bell and James S. Wathcill for the purpose of laying mains through the streets for gas, fuel and power purposes. That will be a meeting in the waiting room of the Southern Pacific depot on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock to take into consideration the advisability of annexing the Fairview district to the Anaheim School District. The Santa Ana Standard pays this compliment to our town: "Anahiem ships annually nearly a million dollars worth of wines and liquors, and is one of the richest little places in the union. The money pours into her coffers from her manufactures." George H. Kellogg has sold to Charles W. Craune 211 acres in lot 23, Anahiem extension. Harriet M. Fish has sold to Eliza Beth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anahiem extension, for $2,500. K.W. Blasdell to C.G. Harrison - Unilived one half of east half of lot 9, Anahiem extension, $2,000. A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson, Miss Lenise Schneider, Miss Pannie Higgins, Miss Maggie Higgins, Miss Elizabeth Kleinigkeiten. The shooting of danks in Alamitos bay has been absolutely prohibited. Readers Paty and Courtney are at work repairing the Coyote bridge. Pizett's two mules regularly trips to the Landing, beginning on Sunday. The Los Angeles Trader will erect a commodities and handmade building of its own. Success to it. Mann, Albercht Bank, have the contract for the construction of the Centralia schoolhouse. The cost will be $4,450. A K. Hendricks reports the following sale: Sappi to R. S. Wilhelm of New York city, ten acres in Anaheim; $2,500. In the Hattie Woodstein trial at Los Angeles on Monday the defender's confession was ruled out of court. Judge Chase deciding that it was not admissable as evidence. It is reported through Bradstreet's that the attachment which was recently in force against Weyan & Co., the Los Angeles wine merchant, has been released and the firm renamed bunnum. Plants are being made for a prize drill for a gold bulge from Captain Palmer, among the managers of the Pomona City Guarda. The company have label received sixty new rides. Company G may expect their arms soon. The Board of Town Trustees reported the laying of water pipes with plans filed with the Chief. The Ordinance Committee reportably upon the ordinance granting to Santa Ana street, to Olinda and Pomona Railroad, for piles of laying track and operating On motion of Mr. Krooger, second Cabin, and ordinance was pursued, Cabin, Krooger, Backs and Sechund. An ordinance granting Merrin J. Smith; W. S. Bell and J. Wethner took to lay mains for gas, fuel and power through the streets was referred to regular meeting. The Committee on Improvement instructed to look after proper clean all streets. Engineer Sahnciel was empowered for the towns pipes currently also to tar the new tank and make connections with the new tanks. On motion a standing reward of £1 offered to anyone giving leading to conviction of parties or otherwise injuring trees planted in streets. A communication was received by Vrooman Act. On motion was instructed to write for more information. Bells were ordered for parts or premises new pipes were laid. Miss Irma Lamb Of 124 and 126 West Second street Angeles announces to the ladies of that Spring Stuck is now ready inspection and they are cordially in call and examine the same. For Sale: I offer for sale at a great bargain place in Anaheim, opposite F.R Church. The lot is 120x160 feet, high preved, commodious and finally house of eight rooms, barn, etc. F.R price apply to Anaheim real agents or to RIMARK MEN ORDINANCE MAIN An Ordinance granting right of water steam railroad to Anaheim and Pomona Railroad Company, and Pyrena Railroad Company, is corrected from an earlier newspaper article dated Thursday April 12, 1888. NEW WATER DISTRICT. Supervisors Exclude the Yorba Precinct. The shooting of danks in Alamitos bay has been absolutely prohibited. Readers Paty and Courtney are at work repairing the Coyote bridge. Pizett's two mules regularly trips to the Landing, beginning on Sunday. The Los Angeles Trader will erect a commodities and handmade building of its own. Success to it. Mann, Albercht Bank, have the contract for the construction of the Centralia schoolhouse. The cost will be $4,450. A K. Hendricks reports the following sale: Sappi to R. S. Wilhelm of New York city, ten acres in Anaheim; $2,500. In the Hattie Woodstein trial at Los Angeles on Monday the defender's confession was ruled out of court. Judge Chase deciding that it was not admissable as evidence. It is reported through Bradstreet's that the attachment which was recently in force against Weyan & Co., the Los Angeles wine merchant, has been released and the firm renamed bunnum. Plants are being made for a prize drill for a gold bulge from Captain Palmer, among the managers of the Pomona City Guarda. The company have label received sixty new rides. Company G may expect their arms soon. The Board of Town Trustees reported the laying of water pipes with plans filed with the Chief. The Ordinance Committee reportably upon the ordinance granting to Santa Ana street, to Olinda and Pomona Railroad, for piles of laying track and operating On motion of Mr. Krooger, second Cabin, and ordinance was pursued, Cabin, Krooger, Backs and Sechund. An ordinance granting Merrin J. Smith; W. S. Bell and J. Wethner took to lay mains for gas, fuel and power through the streets was referred to regular meeting. The Committee on Improvement instructed to look after proper clean all streets. Engineer Sahnciel was empowered for the towns pipes currently also to tar the new tank and make connections with the new tanks. On motion a standing reward of £1 offered to anyone giving leading to conviction of parties or otherwise injuring trees planted in streets. A communication was received by Vrooman Act. On motion was instructed to write for more information. Bells were ordered for parts or premises new pipes were laid. Miss Irma Lamb Of 124 and 126 West Second street Angeles announces to the ladies of that Spring Stuck is now ready inspection and they are cordially in call and examine the same. FOR SALE: I offer for sale at a great bargain place in Anaheim, opposite F.R Church. The lot is 120x160 feet, high preved, commodious and finally house of eight rooms, barn, etc. F.R price apply to Anaheim real agents or to RIMARK MEN AN ORDINANCE GRANDING OF WATER STEAM RAILROAD TO ANAHEIM AND POMONA RAILROAD COMPANY, is corrected from an earlier newspaper article dated Thursday April 12, 1888. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Fullerton, Placentia and Carlton. [AUGUST CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAUGE] * PRAGNENTS FROM FULLERTON. The Midland Road Surveys-Water Millham-Newcastle From our Regular Correspondent. The A.T. and S.F.R.R surveys began running lines from this town to Richfield on Tuesday morning. Mr. Gumming, the contractor on the junk block, is very busy. Towns have arranged out for the foundation and the builders only want more material. Mennon Heckler & Co.'s finished laying water mains and pipes early this week. All the pipes dipped in a preparation,the name as used in Albamtha fifteen years ago,and the pipes so dipped were taken up,riddled and replaced.Quite an advertisement for Hooker & C. F.A. Schumacher has had his California windmill put up,a large water tank. The two new Eastlake cottages on Community avenue are nearing completion.. Last Sunday eight carriages containing The Los Angeles Fenster drove out and viewed our town. G.D.Carlett is as busy as a man can be superintending the planting of the university trees he has offered for mustard or maize. Some little hay is cut already.. If it were not that large tracts of land in this vicinity were held by speculators,the total yield of grain,hay and corn would increase.I hope this albeit altered in another year. More store buildings are needed in town Go ahead,someone Build and rent get good interest on your money.Lots of wood,paint of work;but something also will grow when wood do.Mr.Carroll has men digging holes forthe trees onthe avenues.Mr.Haulip has just moved into his new house.DUM VIVIANUS. BOEHAN LETTER An Unfounded Memoir—One ofthe Best Grass Crops Ever Married. EDITOR GAZETTE: Nothing new，strange or startling has come overthe spiritof our dreams past week.T.K.MeDowall is on term trial juryand elected perhapsfor several months.R.H.Galinus is on grand jury.J.B.McCullough is goingto San Diego. ORDINANCE GRANDING OF WATER STEAM RAILROAD TO ANAHEIM AND POMONA RAILROAD COMPANY, is corrected from an earlier newspaper article dated Thursday April 12, 1888. NEW WATER DISTRICT. Supervisors Exclude the Yorba Precinct. The shooting of danks in Alamitos bay has been absolutely prohibited. Readers Paty and Courtney are at work repairing the Coyote bridge. Pizett's two mules regularly trips to the Landing,beginning on Sunday. The Los Angeles Trader will erect a commodities and handmade building of its own. Success to it. Mann, Albercht Bank, have the contract for the construction of the Centralia schoolhouse. The cost will be $4,450. A K. Hendricks reports the following sale: Sappi to R.S.Wilhelm of New York city,ten acres in Pomona City Guarda.Unilived one half of east half of lot 9,Pomona extinction,$2,000. A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson,Miss Lenise Schneider,Miss Pannie Higgin,Miss Maggie Higgin,Miss Eliza Kleinographie. The shooting of danks in Alamitos bay has been absolutely prohibited. Readers Paty and Courtney are at work repairing the Coyote bridge.Prizett's two mules regularly trips to the Landing,beginning on Sunday.The Los Angeles Trader will erect a commodities and handmade building of its own.Success to it.Mann,Nachita Bank,Hannah Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,Bernice Smith,BerniceSmith,BERNICE SMITH, AN ORDINANCE GRANDING OF WATER STEAM RAILROAD TO ANAHEIM AND POMONA RAILROAD COMPANY, is corrected from an earlier newspaper article dated Thursday April 12, 1888. 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S. and T. F. Williams Judges. President is at Fairview schoolhouse: G. Preley is Inspector and Alexander and K. P. Kellogg Judges. President is at Krueger Hall; J. P. Zayn is pastor and Max Nebelung and K. J. Pel Judges. ANAHEIM WATER COMPANY Treasurer is Inspector and A. E. and P. Stanley Judges. President is at Amerige Bros.' office at Fullerton: A. Wright is Inspector, and G. H. and Dr. J. P. Kellogg Judges. President is at Orangesthorpe schoolhouse: Bauscoft is Inspector, and W. S. and T. F. Williams Judges. ANAHEIM WATER COMPANY Treasurer is Inspector and A. E. and P. Stanley Judges. President is at Amerige Bros.' office at Fullerton: A. Wright is Inspector, and G. H. and Dr. J. P. Kellogg Judges. President is at Orangesthorpe schoolhouse: Bauscoft is Inspector, and W. S. and T. F. Williams Judges. ANAHEIM WATER COMPANY Treasurer is Inspector and A. E. and P. Stanley Judges. President is at Amerige Bros.' office at Fullerton: A. Wright is Inspector, and G. H. and Dr. J. P. Kellogg Judges. President is at Orangesthorpe schoolhouse: Bauscoft is Inspector, and W. S. and T. F. Williams Judges. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Amy Hartman is visiting friends in San Francisco. S. D. Bishop of Alameda is in town, renewing old acquaintances. F. U. Schaumburger has accepted a situation in A. T. Wallop's grocery. Adolph Rimpan has returned from San Francisco with a fine shock of goods. J. H. Landell has been appointed Deputy Clerk for the registration of voters here. J. B. McCullough will leave shortly on a business trip to Del Mar, San Diego county. Judge Taney of Los Angeles was down renewing old acquaintances here during the week. Mrs. F. J. Dyer of Riverside is visiting Anaheim for a few days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wittie. Frank Eg saturned on Sunday from San Francisco where he attended the Grand Compliment to our town: "Anaheim ships annually nearly a million dollars worth a wine and liquor, and is one of the richest little places in the states." The money pours into her coffers from her manfacturies." — George H. Kellogg has sold to Charles W. Craig 21 acres in lot 23, Anaheim extension. Harriet M. Fish has sold to Elizabeth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anaheim extension, for $2,500, K.W.Blankill to C.O.Harrison—Unilived one half of each half of lot 9, Anaheim extension, $2,000. — A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson, Miss Lonnie Schneider, Miss Pannie Higginas, Miss Maggie Higginas, Miss Eliza Knochel, Mr Gilray, Mr Basselle, Mr Sieger, Mr Madlen and others went to Santa Ana on Monday evening to see the Willow Comedy troupe. — Anschlag is devoting a good deal of his time in studying the English language. The papers containing articles regarding himself are given him to read, and with the aid of Deate Watch Richardson and a German English dictionary, the minister gets the meaning of the articles he reads. — The election of Colonel of the Seventh Infantry Regiment has been indefinitely postponed. The event was to have taken place on Monday night at Los Angeles, but had to be deferred account of the non-arrival of important papers. The election will not be held until the proper commissions arrive. — Our worthy townman P.A.Schmacher has been blessed with a son and heir, who arrived on last Friday morning at the residence in Fullerton.Mather and child are doing well, and Mr.Schmacher is correspondingly happy.The baby's name is Roy Fallerton Schumacher, being the first child born at Fullerton.May be live long and prosper. — The election at Santa Ana on Monday decided that the town shall be organized as a town of the fifth class.The following officers were elected:P.H.Look.Joe.Yoch and A.J.Howe,of the citizens or the salmon ticket as Trentresi,and Ed.Telfold.Clerk;Theo.Loop,Treasurer,and Geo.T.Inalley,Marshall.on the law and order or anti-slavery ticket.Nere were 600 votes cast,and great excitement all day at the polls,but no disturbance.Owing to the organization into a town of the fifth class another election will have to be held in about six weeks. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Amy Hartman is visiting friends in San Francisco. S.D.Bishop of Alameda is in town, renewing old acquaintances. F.U.Schaumburger has accepted a situation in A.T.Wallop's grocery. Adolph Rimpan has returned from San Francisco with a fine shock of goods. J.H.Landell has been appointed Deputy Clerk for the registration of voters here. J.B.McCullough will leave shortly on a business trip to Del Mar,San Diego county. Judge Taney of Los Angeles was down renewing old acquaintances here during the week. Mrs.F.J.Dyer of Riverside is visiting Anaheim for a few days,the guest of Mr. and Mrs.Wittie. Frank Eg saturned on Sunday from San Francisco where she attended the Grand Compliment to our town:"Anaheim ships annually nearly a million dollars worth a wine and liquor, and is one of the richest little places in the states." The money pours into her coffers from her manfacturies." — George H.Kellogg has sold to Charles W.Craig 21 acres in lot 23, Anaheim extension.Harriet M.Fish has sold to Elizabeth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anaheim extension, for $2,500,K.W.Blankill to C.O.Harrison—Unilived one half of each half of lot 9, Anaheim extension,$2,000. — A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson,Miss Lonnie Schneider,Miss Pannie Higginas,Miss Maggie Higginas,Miss Eliza Knochel,Mr Gilray,Mr Basselle,Mr Sieger,Mr Madlen and others went to Santa Ana on Monday evening to see the Willow Comedy troupe. — Anschlag is devoting a good deal of his time in studying the English language. The papers containing articles regarding himself are given him to read,and with the aid of Deate Watch Richardson and a German English dictionary,the minister gets the meaning of the articles he reads. — The election of Colonel of the Seventh Infantry Regiment has been indefinitely postponed.The event was to have taken place on Monday night at Los Angeles,但had to be deferred account of the non-arrival of important papers.The election will not be held until the proper commissions arrive. — Our worthy townman P.A.Schmacher has been blessed with a son and heir,who arrived on last Friday morning at the residence in Fullerton.Mather and child are doing well,and Mr.Schmacher is correspondingly happy.The baby's name is Roy Fallerton Schumacher,being the first child born at Fullerton.May be live long and prosper. — The election at Santa Ana on Monday decided that the town shall be organized as a town of the fifth class.The following officers were elected:P.H.Look.Joe.Yoch and A.J.Howe,of the citizens or the salmon ticket as Trentresi,and Ed.Telfold.Clerk;Theo.Loop,Treasurer,and Geo.T.Inalley,Marshall.on the law and order or anti-slavery ticket.Nere were 600 votes cast,and great excitement all day at the polls,but no disturbance.Owing to the organization into a town of the fifth class.Another election will have to be held in about six weeks. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Amy Hartman is visiting friends in San Francisco. S.D.Bishop of Alameda is in town, renewing old acquaintances. F.U.Schaumburger has accepted a situation in A.T.Wallop's grocery. Adolph Rimpan has returned from San Francisco with a fine shock of goods. J.H.Landell has been appointed Deputy Clerk for the registration of voters here. J.B.McCullough will leave shortly on a business trip to Del Mar,San Diego county. Judge Taney of Los Angeles was down renewing old acquaintances here during the week. Mrs.F.J.Dyer of Riverside is visiting Anaheim for a few days,the guest of Mr. and Mrs.Wittie. Frank Eg saturned on Sunday from San Francisco where she attended the Grand Compliment to our town:"Anaheim ships annually nearly a million dollars worth a wine and liquor, and is one of the richest little places in the states." The money pours into her coffers from her manfacturies." — George H.Kellogg has sold to Charles W.Craig 21 acres in lot 23, Anaheim extension.Harriet M.Fish has sold to Elizabeth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anaheim extension,$2,500,K.W.Blankill to C.O.Harrison—Unilived one half of each half of lot 9, Anaheim extension,$2,000. — A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson,Miss Lonnie Schneider,Miss Pannie Higginas,Miss Maggie Higginas,Miss Eliza Knochel,Mr Gilray,Mr Basselle,Mr Sieger,Mr Madlen and others went to Santa Ana on Monday evening to see the Willow Comedy troupe. — Anschlag is devoting a good deal of his time in studying the English language. The papers containing articles regarding himself are given him to read,and with the aid of Deate Watch Richardson and a German English dictionary,the minister gets the meaning of the articles he reads. — The election of Colonel of the Seventh Infantry Regiment has been indefinitely postponed.The event was to have taken place on Monday night at Los Angeles,但had to be deferred account of the non-arrival of important papers.The election will not be held until the proper commissions arrive. — Our worthy townman P.A.Schmacher has been blessed with a son and heir,who arrived on last Friday morning at the residence in Fullerton.Mather and child are doing well,and Mr.Schmacher is correspondingly happy.The baby's name is Roy Fallerton Schumacher,being the first child born at Fullerton.May be live long and prosper. — The election at Santa Ana on Monday decided that the town shall be organized as a town of the fifth class.The following officers were elected:P.H.Look.Joe.Yoch and A.J.Howe,of the citizens or the salmon ticket as Trentresi,and Ed.Telfold.Clerk;Theo.Loop,Treasurer,and Geo.T.Inalley,Marshall.on the law and order or anti-slavery ticket.Nere were 600 votes cast,and great excitement all day at the polls,but no disturbance.Owing to the organization into a town of the fifth class.Another election will have to be held in about six weeks. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Amy Hartman is visiting friends in San Francisco. S.D.Bishop of Alameda is in town, renewing old acquaintances. F.U.Schaumburger has accepted a situation in A.T.Wallop's grocery. Adolph Rimpan has returned from San Francisco with a fine shock of goods. J.H.Landell has been appointed Deputy Clerk for the registration of voters here. J.B.McCullough will leave shortly on a business trip to Del Mar,San Diego county. Judge Taney of Los Angeles was down renewing old acquaintances here during the week. Mrs.F.J.Dyer of Riverside is visiting Anaheim for a few days,the guest of Mr. and Mrs.Wittie. Frank Eg saturned on Sunday from San Francisco where she attended the Grand Compliment to our town:"Anaheim ships annually nearly a million dollars worth a wine and liquor, and is one of the richest little places in the states." The money pours into her coffers from her manfacturies." — George H.Kellogg has sold to Charles W.Craig 21 acres in lot 23, Anaheim extension.Harriet M.Fish has sold to Elizabeth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anaheim extension,$2,500,K.W.Blankill to C.O.Harrison—Unilived one half of each half of lot 9, Anaheim extension,$2,000. — A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson,Miss Lonnie Schneider,Miss Pannie Higginas,Miss Maggie Higginas,Miss Eliza Knochel,Mr Gilray,Mr Basselle,Mr Sieger,Mr Madlen and others went to Santa Ana on Monday evening to see the Willow Comedy troupe. — Anschlag is devoting a good deal of his time in studying the English language. The papers containing articles regarding himself are given him to read,and with the aid of Deate Watch Richardson and a German English dictionary,the minister gets the meaning of the articles he reads. — The election of Colonel of the Seventh Infantry Regiment has been indefinitely postponed.The event was to have taken place on Monday night at Los Angeles,但had to be deferred account of the non-arrival of important papers.The election will not be held until the proper commissions arrive. — Our worthy townman P.A.Schmacher has been blessed with a son and heir,who arrived on last Friday morning at the residence in Fullerton.Mather and child are doing well,and Mr.Schmacher is correspondingly happy.The baby's name is Roy Fallerton Schumacher,being the first child born at Fullerton.May be live long and prosper. — The election at Santa Ana on Monday decided that the town shall be organized as a town of the fifth class.The following officers were elected:P.H.Look.Joe.Yoch and A.J.Howe,of the citizens or the salmon ticket as Trentresi,and Ed.Telfold.Clerk;Theo.Loop,Treasurer,and Geo.T.Inalley,Marshall.on the law and order or anti-slavery ticket.Nere were 600 votes cast,and great excitement all day at the polls,but no disturbance.Owing to the organization into a town of the fifth class.Another election will have to be held in about six weeks. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Amy Hartman is visiting friends in San Francisco. S.D.Bishop of Alameda is in town, renewing old acquaintances. F.U.Schaumburger has accepted a situation in A.T.Wallop's grocery. Adolph Rimpan has returned from San Francisco with a fine shock of goods. J.H.Landell has been appointed Deputy Clerk for the registration of voters here. J.B.McCullough will leave shortly on a business trip to Del Mar,San Diego county. Judge Taney of Los Angeles was down renewing old acquaintances here during the week. Mrs.F.J.Dyer of Riverside is visiting Anaheim for a few days,the guest of Mr. and Mrs.Wittie. Frank Eg saturned on Sunday from San Francisco where she attended the Grand Compliment to our town:"Anaheim ships annually nearly a million dollars worth a wine and liquor, and is one of the richest little places in the states." The money pours into her coffers from her manfacturies." — George H.Kellogg has sold to Charles W.Craig 21 acres in lot 23, Anaheim extension.Harriet M.Fish has sold to Elizabeth Moore 31 acres in lot 4, Anaheim extension,$2,500,K.W.Blankill to C.O.Harrison—Unilived one half of each half of lot 9, Anaheim extension,$2,000. — A party consisting of Miss Mary Vinson,Miss Lonnie Schneider,Miss Pannie Higginas,Miss Maggie Higginas,Miss Eliza Knochel,Mr Gilray,Mr Basselle,Mr Sieger,Mr Madlen and others went to Santa Ana on Monday evening to see the Willow Comedy troupe. — Anschlag is devoting a good deal of his time in studying the English language." The papers containing articles regarding himself are given him to read,and with the aid of Deate Watch Richardson and a German English dictionary,the minister gets the meaning of the articles he reads. — The election of Colonel of the Seventh Infantry Regiment has been indefinitely postponed.The event was to have taken place on Monday night at Los Angeles,但had to be deferred account of the non-arrival of important papers.The election will not be held until the proper commissions arrive. — Our worthy townman P.A.Schmacher has been blessed with a son and heir,who arrived on last Friday morning at the residence in Fullerton.Mather and child are doing well,and Mr.Schmacher is correspondingly happy.The baby's name is Roy Fallerton Schumacher,being the first child born at Fullerton.May be live long and prosper. — The election at Santa Ana on Monday decided that the town shall be organized as a town of the fifth class.The following officers were elected:P.H.Look.Joe.Yoch and A.J.Howe,of the citizens or the salmon ticket as Trentresi,and Ed.Telfold.Clerk;Theo.Loop,Treasurer,and Geo.T.Inalley,Marshall.on the law and order or anti-slavery ticket.Nere were 600 votes cast,and great excitement all day at the polls,but no disturbance.Owing to the organization into a town ofthe fifth class.Another election will have to be held in about six weeks. 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L. Ennis, Teacher. Plunger, Laura Hendricha, Roberta, Maggie Trower, Gamplin, Mary Hammacher, Beck, Arthur Fox, Bonge, Eddie Boge, Deportment—E. Clark, Teacher. Harmar, Emma Milton, Witte, Eva Littlefield, Goldthwaite, Benjamin. Department—H. M. Mende, Teacher. Knolte, Jake Krewhardy, Bair, Louisa Schummacher, Wallop, Max Benge, Sunne, Katie Oftinger, Bennevaischedt, Alina Gunning, Northern, Sarah Baker, Watta, Minnie Champlin, Charlie Baker, Northen, Marilina Pampel, Warling, Bertha Selinger. Department—Carre Bruner, Teacher. White, Olid Warling, Johnnie Nothner, Selinger, Lennia Knapke, Burch, Nellie Weaver, Millie Backe, Bunge, Elita Hartade, Edith Batten, Schmacher, Arthur Rimpman, Freddie Rimpman, Eddie Banerowdhitd, Morte, Didoio, Smith, Joseph Trondle, Mobal Gunnan, Mahine Cohon, Shahine Rivan, Rivera, George Ry, Rebhra, Allie Ry, Alien Warren, Manual. Following postage remain unmarked in the office of Wells, Parga & Co.; R. Cusna, H. Data, G. R. Blundt, T. F. Stephens, $200; najara's wagon, Op. Kuchel Bros., $12; time checks, Adjurned. Adalpb Rimpan has returned from San Francisco with a fine shock of goods. J. H. Landell has been appointed Deputy Clerk for the registration of voters here. J. B. McCullough will leave shortly on a business trip to Del Mar, San Diego county. Judge Taney of Los Angeles was down renewing old acquaintances here during the week. Mrs. F. J. Dyer of Riverside is visiting Amheim for a few days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Writen. Frank Eg returned on Sunday from San Francisco, where he attended the Grand Lodge, A. O. U.W. W. D. S. Harrington, business manager of the Catholic Voice, published at Los Angeles, was in town on Monday. C. H. Nickerson is now in San Francisco, where he goes for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the erection of a quartet mill in Calavara county. Meersa Val Hamlan as Joseph Ryan, two of San Francisco's lightning companions, are visiting Los Angeles and found their way to Amheim on Monday evening to pay their respects to our ancestor. They departed on Tuesday, much pleased with our town and climate. Thermometrical Record for the Print Work. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas with A. Langenberger April 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 A.M. 71 72 73 74 75 76 Average 62 63 64 65 66 Church Amheimmenanteen. Presbyterian Church—Saturday every Sunday at 11 A.M. and 9 P.M. Rev. G. A. Layne, pastor. German Evangelical Church—Saturday every Sunday at 11 P.M. Rev. J. M. Bailpa, pastor. German M. E. Church—Saturday every Sunday at 11 A.M. Rev. C. A. Bailpa, pastor. St Boniface Catholic Church—Saturday morning and evening at 11 A.M. Rev. P. Bailpa, pastor. Consumption Survey Current. To run Burger—Please inform your reader that I have a position annually for the above named diemens. By its timely one thousand of haphazard cash have been permanently curled. I shall be glad to send two hundred of my monthly fees to any of your readers who have commenced if they will send their expenses and post other addresses. Responsibly. T. A. Slater, M.D., 131 Paul St., N.Y. Those who had the pleasure of attending the dance at Carlton last Friday spent a very enjoyable evening. Soon after the sun disappeared in the west, the town might have seemed for miles around as if it was illuminated for some fourth of July celebration; bonfires were started in all directions, a society had the clock struck 8; also the airlines commercially to arrive with their accords, and dancing commenced to the never tiring music of Professors Nolan and Welch. All want merry as the marriage ball until the war era' house of early mums when many attained home feeling they had spent one of the most enjoyable evenings of their life, and pronouncing Meersa Welch and Brewing as the best of hosts. Mr. Warren has been busy during the week including the lots around his pretty house and planting trees, strawberries etc., until he has quite a paradise. He like everyone who has invented in Cartham property is aglow over its future; he has loved in several other towns which he intends to dispose of at once, and investing more heartily in Carlham where he will take up his home. He is expecting his mother from the East; who will in the future reside with him; but it is whispered among the knowing ones that they would not be surprised to see him return with a fair young bride. Every Sunday Carlson is alive with the many witnesses who delight to visit here and rumble among the hills. It is quite a picture to see the old folks many surreal looks at the rapid growth of Carlton, and to bear the shouts of the delightful children as they gather the many different variations of beautiful flowers that are to be seen on every side. Work on the reservoir is being pushed as rapidly as possible, and fast nearing completion. The railroad is making great headway, and every one is talking of the excursions to the beach in the near future. Mr. Ford will soon have brick ready for me. A large force of men are busy grading the streets and many people that take advantage of a drive on the boulevard; since it has been graded, his large pathways of those who will delight to drive over its smooth narrowness are so enlightened. A large number of the A.T. graders have gone to work on the Amheim and Cartham Railroad. A gentleman of Carlson was called upon to present Mr. Duffin with his arm hair at his birthday. Spreading about his limp arm to a lady of Amheim she did not hear it for she was not there. He replied: "You see I was swallowed upon make a spoon, and I am heart overflowing with gratitude and my queen full of tears, and in the humane deeds of my smile did I speak." Ana street, it must be no obstruction in front of her there or to damage in any wall or sides of said zanjja or ditch whenever at any time she said railway intersects any street now or which may arise after to be opened across the said Street or shall pass any street formation with said Santa Ana street; such cases shall grabs shall constrain mistaken all necessary calvertes and for the free and uninterrupted paw water from rains or other drainage. The Town reserves the grade renewal, sewer, pave, macadam prove, alter or repair any or all part streets, and to lay down pipes the water, gas or other purposes; and struct sewers or ditches over and amid name; and the Town shall have any and all times to use, manage and this mid street as a public street to extend with and with the same power as demand necessary; as if this branch not granted. Seas 6. The town reserves the public convenience may require, but in improving streets through and apart or portion of track or tracks to mild greater over the route short to construct and pass under roads any water ditch or manhole. Seas 7. Nothing in this ordinance be construed as to prevent the Town of Amheim from hermitage a franchise to any corporation vidual to construct a street one railroad parallel with or across any tracks which may be constructed gratis by virtue of this ordinance. Seas 8. This franchise is especially upon the condition that the grant be made its time horcainafter specified; and grant be failed to do so; or if at any future shall fail to operate and trample for one year; then and in such case hereby granted shall come and end this franchise shall be reaid. Seas 9. All ordinations or purchases in conflict with this ordinance hereby regulated. Seas 10. This ordinance shall be from and after its passage. Adjusted by the following writer: Ayn-Museu, Cahun, Bahinaland Kruger. Nam-Noa. 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BOARD OF TRUSTEES GRAND Opening of Summer Goods AT— RIMPAU BROS. We have just received the largest stock ever opened in this town, of the LATEST SUMMER DRESS GOODS, Fine Boots and Shoes. For Ladies and Gentlemen, and a full and complete line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods for Both Sexes. We fix prices which will be low for reliable goods. We invite inspection and defy competition. Call and see us and be convinced. N. B.—All our goods were bought cheap for cash, and our customers will receive tee benefits. You're respectfully, RIMPAU BROS. ANAHEIM LAND BUREAU. LANDELL & SCHNEIDER, Opposite Anaheim Hotel, Anaheim, Gal. 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 To be had in Southern California, at Indemnities issued on the market. Correspondence Sollicited. INSURANCE AGENTS: We place Insurance in the old and reliable Phoenix, the Pennsylvania and the Americas Insurance companies. BUSINESS DRIEFN. A. E. Hendricks, Born with K. Edwin, Preston Building. Acreage Property ORDINANCE NO. Ordinance granting right of way for a steam railroad to the Anaheim, Olinda and Pensina Railroad Company, a corporation, and to its successors and assigns, over and along a certain street in the town of Anaheim. The Trustees of the Town of Anaheim do not nae follows: Section 1.—That the right of way be and same is hereby granted to the Anaheim, Olinda and Pensina Railroad Company (a corporation) and to its successors and assigns, over and along a certain street in the town of Anaheim as herein further mentioned; for and during the full period of fifty (50) years from and next assuming after date of the taking effect of this ordinance, for the purpose of laying down, operating and maintaining thereon one line of a steam railroad track, and of running a road car therein, propelled by steam locomotives, for the transportation of passengers and freight over the line of said road, for such switches as may be necessary or proper for the operation of said railroad. Grant is made upon the terms and conditions hereafter set forth. Section 2. The line of the roadbed of said railroad shall be as follows: Beginning at the intersection of East and Santa Ana streets in the town of Anaheim, runs westerly along the line of Santa Ana street to its intersection with Walnut street in the town of Anaheim, located and constructed line shall be on north half of said street, and as near north line of said street as may be practicable and consistent with existing water closes and water ways. Sec. 3. The said grantees shall, within ninetyoths from and after the date of the taking effect of this ordinance, complete the lay down, building and construction of said road along the entire right of way described in Section 2 of this ordinance. Sec. 4. In the construction of said steam road along the line of said street, the grantees shall lay their track to connexion to the grade of said street as now enlisted or as may be hereafter established by the Board of Trustees of acid Town before the construction of said railroad shall be begun. And whenever the said road shall be any janja or water ditch used for the conveyance of water for irrigation within I Town or within the Anaheim Water District, good and sufficient culverts shall be constructed by said grantees and shall by be kept in repair, so that the flow in order in said janja or ditch shall not be immediate or hindered in the slightest degree; if it’s said railroad be constructed along line of any janja or ditch on said Santa Ana street, it must be no construced as not to interfere with the regular flow of water, or to damage in any degree the side of said janja or ditch. And answer at any time the said railroad shall arrest any street now or which may heretofore be opened across the said Santa Ana street, then and in such cases said grantees shall construct and that 1 and keep in repair good, proper and essential board crossings the whole distance across or in front thereof. And the said grantee shall construct, maintain and keep all necessary culverts and flumes the free and uninterrupted passage of water from rains or other drainage. Sec. 5. The Town reserves the right to make renew, newer, pave, macadamite, immitate all necessary culverts and flumes the free from rains or other drainage. BUSINESS DRIEFN. A. E. Hendricks has lots for sale on the installment plan, payments monthly. All parties indebted to John Avna are requested to settle their accounts with same at once at A. L. Lewis & Co.’s Livery Stables, Anaheim. Avery & Everhardy have some excellent milk sows for sale. Five stands of beer, in a rigorous and healthy condition, for sale by R. Luedke. Forty acres to rent with water stock, how so, barn good well. Hudson Bros. A fine oil painting to be raffled at Hart’s saloon. Now is the time to get your baggies painted and be ready for the May-Day picnic. Call on S. A. Dennis, the painter. Take a chance in the oil painting at Hart’s. A large quantity of gum brush good for sale. Apply to A. W. Danferth, 12 miles south of Planters’ Hotel. Just received a large assortment of Children’s School Hats as Mina Mosumann’s Military Store, Center street. S. A. Dennis has a second-hand buggy, almost good as new, which he will sell cheap for each. It is a bargain. Parties having corn 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 Mexican gold and silver filigree jewelry at R. Luedke’s. New fresh honey in the comb at Wallop’s. An unlimited line and a choice assortment at Wallop’s. Big lavender of Boots and Shoes received at Federman’s. For sale at bottom price. Paragen Japan Tea and silver prizes at Wallop’s. A large fire-proof sale, in perfect order, is offered for sale cheap. Laquire of F. & J. Bacta. We have a larger assortment of boots and shoes than ever before, most of them imported direct from Eastern factories, which we offer at very low prices. Never Give up. If you suffer with asthma, bronchitis, or any other disease of the throat or lunge nothing can surprise you more than the rapid improvement that will follow use of Santa Alba. If you are troubled with catarrh, and have tried other medicines you will be unable to express your amazement at the marvellous and instantaneous curative powers of California Cat-R-Cure. These remedies amount secret compounds but natural productions of California. Sold at $1 a package; three for $2.50, and guaranteed by A. Krug, Anaheim, Cal. $5,000 Remark.$ $5,000 For a better or more pleasant remedy for the sure of consumption, bronchial troubles, cough, swamp and whipping cough than SANTA ABIK, the California king of consumption. Every bottle warranted. If you would be cured of that disgusting disease, catarrh, use California Cat-R-Cure; $1 a jar; by mail $1.10. Santa Abik and Cat-R-Cure are sold and warranted by A. Krug, Anaheim, Cal. Eureka. The matter of California means I have found it. Only in that land of sanahime where the orange lemon olive fig and grape A street, it must be no constrain to not to interfere with the regular flow of water, rain, or to damage in any degree the walls or sides of said zanja or ditch. And never at any time the said railroad shall interrupt any street now or which may hereafter be opened across the said Santa Ana street, then and in such cases said gratee shall construct and that 1 and keep in repair good, proper and substantial board crossings the whole distance or in front thereof. And the said gratee shall construct, maintain and keep repair all necessary culverts and flumes of the free and uninterrupted passage of water from rains or other drainage. Sen. 5. The Town reserves the right to make renew, sweep, pave, macadamite, improve, alter or repair any or all parts of said maze, and to lay down pipes therein for water, gas or other purpose, and to connect sewers or ditches over and along the maze; and the Town shall have the right at any time and all times to use, manage and control a public street as a public street to the same maze and with the same power whenever required necessary, as if this franchise had been granted. Sen. 6. The town reserves the right, as public convenience may require, to lay out and improve streets through and across any part or portion of track or tracks to be laid amid grates over the route aloemid, and construct and pane under mail track or any water ditch or maze. Sen. 7. Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as to prevent the Trustees of the Town of Anaheim from bereft granting a franchise to any corporation or individual to construct a street car or steam elevator parallel with or across any track or maze which may be constructed by said trustees by virtue of this ordinance. Sen. 8. This franchise is especially granted upon the condition that the gratee shall hold its road, and operate the name, within one time heretofore specified; and if the gratee its manumens or anagm, shall fail to do so, or if at any future time they fail to operate and read for a period of one year, then and in each case all rights hereby granted shall come and determine that this franchise shall be reed. Sen. 9. All ordinance or parms of ordinance, in conflict with this ordinance, are hereby repealed. Sen. 10. This ordinance shall take affect once and after the purchase. Adopted by the following voters: Ayun—Murray, Calhoun, Pinhardler, Bunkah and Kruger. Nixon—None. M. NEBELUNG TOWN CLEAR. $5,000 Reward. $5,000 For a better or more pleasant remedy for the sure of consumption, bronchial troubles, cough, sorrow and whipping cough than SANTA ABIK, the California king of consumption. Every bottle warranted. If you would be cured of that disgusting disease, catarine, use California Cat-R-Cure, $1 a jar; by mail $1.10. Santa Abie and Cat-R-Cure are sold and warranted by A. Krug, Anaheim, Cal. Eureka. The matter of California means I have found it. Only in that land of anaheim, where the orange lemon olive fig and grape blossom and ripen, and attain their highest perfection in mid-winter are the berries and gums found, that are used in that pleasant remedy for all throat and lung troubles. SANTA ABIE the ruler of coughs asthma and consumption. Mr. A. Krug Anaheim, Cal., has been appointed agent for this valuable California remedy, and sells it under a guarantee at $1 a bottle. Three for $2.50. Try California Cat-R-Cure, the only guaranteed care for catarrh. $1, by mail $1.10 Eye, Ear and Deformities. Dr. T. J. Eaton, formerly of the Surgical Infirmary of Indianaapolis, will visit Bunkah 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 deformitive, and has straightened more than one thousand eyes. All inflamed and sore eyes can be cured unless disorganization has taken place. Artificial eyes inserted, and the most efficient brains for the cure of crooked limbs, club feet, spinal dimenis, etc., etc., furnished. A Reprieve for the Condemnant. Wretched men and women long demand to suffer the tortures of dyspepsia are filled with new hues often a few days of Hutchert's Stainless Mitten. This building hopes blown from the framing of certain if the Bittern is presented in it brings a surprise to all dyspeptias who make its aid. Manilena heart burns at the pit of this stomach between mouths the nervous tumour and incarnation of which chronic indigestion in the parent displeasant with their habitual programme. Most manilena of stomach who can swallow that in so many instances it becomes painful in those who have difficulty in its buildup. In requires a graphic pen to describe the tortures of dyspepsia, but in many of the manilena involved by the population with world trembling, muscular loss and tremor are induced by it. ESTRA NOTICE. CAME TO THE BOARD OF Superintendent, March 8, 1843. 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