anaheim-gazette 1888-04-19

THE OLINDA RAILROAD. Meeting of Directors on Monday. The Board to be completed at once on a Broad gauge—time to the Meeting by June 6—To the Committee. A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Anaheim, O'Linda and Pomona Railway Company was held at Kruger's Hall on Monday. President Records, who has recently returned from the East, occupied the chair. It was decided to an even complete road from Anaheim to Carlton, after which the graders will be put on the line to the ocean. It was also resolved to build the road as a broad gauge. The original intention was to construct the road as a narrow gauge, in order to connect with the Richard Gird's line from Ontario to Pomona. The broad gauge having now been decided upon, it will accommodate the widening of Gird's line if he should desire to connect with the Anaheim road. If not the road will be completed to Pomona as soon as money can do it. It will require some two or three weeks to finish the grade between Anaheim and Carlton. It is expected that a suit will be instituted to obtain right of way thought the Kraemer ranch. Mr. Records, while in the East, seconded in selling the bonds of the railroad to Philadelphia capitalists. He goes East again immediately to complete the purchase of rails and locomotives, rolling stock, etc., returning early in May, soon after which the road will be in operation. Track laying will be commenced during May, and some time in the latter part of Jane cars will be running between Anaheim and Carlton. The attention of the company will then be given to the Landing branch, via Garden Grove and Westminster. The Pomona people are most anxious that the road reach them as soon as possible, and stand ready to help it along with all preliminary aid. Should the Gird line refuse to widen its gauge, it will be ignored by the Anaheim and Olinda road, which will be finished to Pomona forthwith. However, it is believed that the managers of the narrow gauge will see the desirability of connecting their road with a direct route to the ocean. PERSONAL MENTION. Mennon, Littlefield, Kruger, Zayn, T. J. F. Benge, Kary, Goldherring, Minner, Harbor, Mitchell and Field were placed in nomination. That from five gentlemen, having received the highest number of votes, were dismissed the nominations of the nominee. For Town Clerk Max Hebeling and G. D. Field were placed in nomination. The vote per man: Mitchell JJ, Field JJ, and Mr. Hebeling was declared the nominee. For Amateur John Lendell, E.J. Pellepin and G. D. Field were named. Mitchell received 15 votes, Pellepin 5 and Field 2. Mr. Lendell was declared to be the choice of the nominee. For Marshal Fred C. Mythes was nominated annually; as were J. K. Pinn and A. V. Fox for Justices of the Peace. The nominee adjourned without nominating a candidate for Treasurer. THE CHOPTED CRLESTIAL. Month of Ah min from the Effusion of Mite Second Prune. Ah Sin, the Chimney no horribly out with a hatchet by Ah Yes two weeks ago, died on Saturday evening. No medical attention having been given the wounded man until the arrival of a Chimney doctor from Los Angeles, some three days after the affair in which Sin was mutilated, he was in a dangerous condition when at last his wounds were ministered to. Sin was reported last week to be getting along well, but more than a change name to have taken place, ending with death on Saturday. A Corner's request was held on Sunday, at which three Chimneys witnessed us to the fight between Sun and his assistant The principal witness was Ah Sin, a brick maker, who testified that he saw a Chimney named Ah Yes, strikes the deceased several blows with a hatchet, on the night of the malice, which resulted in his death. The witness and some time ago the deceased knocked Ah Yes down with a hatchet, and the feud which existed between the two finally ended in the murder of Ah Sin. The post mortem examination showed that several murders blew had been struck, four of them on the head, and one between the shoulder and neck, penetrating the house of the left lung. The fingers of one hand were also partially severed. The demand was about 40 years old. The murderer in thought to have gone to San Francisco. The caller in which Sin pinned his last days presented a sickening appearance, made especially so by the ghastly and rapidly decomposing Celestial. No cure seems to have been given the unfortunate man, whom everybody probsomen to have been a painful and hard-working Chimman. Sin's wounds were improperly attended to, and mortification began, which was the immediate cause of death. His wounds, while not necessarily fatal, were horrible and menacing in the extreme. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Various Happenings of the Week. [PUBLISHED ONLINE ON THE NATIONAL THREAD] IMPROVEMENTS GIVEN ON AGNES—MONTREAL THREAD—ANNUARY WEEK. From our Register Correspondent. Kentron Garrett—The past week has given us quite a change in the weather; the thermometer showing 100° heat Friday, and Monday and Tuesday of this week being quite cool and threatening rain. Should it rain late hurley would make good hay yet. The brinkling gun on mine on the foundations of the Childrens block, but I do not see any spammage left for ventilation. The contract for the erection of the maryery is let to Mr. Roy Madhews and the building will be paved with all speed to completion. Mrs. Jamelya's house will soon be ready for occupancy. J. den Grangen is running up Mr. Wegner's house. Mr. Imbert has finished shaving his hair Marino sheep; the clip being very fine and clear. I overheard the following conversation last Sunday between a Pollertownia and a Planction: "So you don't know what to call your country." "Well we are debating on giving our fine district a new name." "Let me name it," said the first speaker; and he christened it "East Fallerton," in my opinion a very good name. Commonwealth avenues have been graded for half a mile appointee; the several properties of Mennon McDermott Williams and Schmidt matter. I heard that Mr. Palmer has sold 5 acres of the C.E. Stame trust. Will give participation later. For goodnam maha; let some one buy a mower. The woods are growing increasingly on some of our roads. I don't want to get lost! Over 1,000 averagro trees and palms have been planted on the avenues and roads. Our Postmaster has be--he Mr. Bemley—has sent on his bond to Washington and we shall shortly get our mail delivered at Pullerton. Numbers of vehicles drive through the town every day and everybody addresses the town its attention and the country surrounding it. Teams were heavy the early part of this week exacerbating for one house from which the hotel and stores will be lighted. Mennon Parker & Valentine start their number yard this week. All honor to the The Pomona people are most anxious that the road reach them as soon as possible, and stand ready to help it along with all preliminary aid. Should the Gird lane refuse to widen its gauge, it will be ignored by the Anaheim and Olinda road, which will be finished to Pomona forthwith. However, it is believed that the managers of the narrow gauge will see the desirability of connecting their road with a direct route to the ocean. Our people are to be congratulated at the favorable turn of affairs. For the past two weeks all parts of rumors have been alarmed to the temporary cessation of surveyors on the road. In the unavoidable absence of the President of the road, matters were not vigorously pushed, and the temporary laying off of workmen, pending the return of the President of the company, gave unnecessary alarm to some. Money has been what is technically termed "tight" lately, but the placing of the bends of the road with Eastern cannibals angers well for our future prosperity. "The First Born From The Dead" Mermen Promised by Bew. M. S. Jefferys at St. Michael's Church. At St. Michael's Church on Sunday evening Rev. Houry Scott Jeffrey presided an eleventh born from the Dead." He said: "Birth is a favorite figure in Scripture to express invisible creations of spiritual vitality. Our Lord used this expression when unfolding to the fearful Nicodemus the mysteries of the Kingdom of God. St. John, who seems to have absorbed from the presence of his Master a more penetrating and clearer insight into the deep things of God, in very introduction of his glad trilings speaks of those who receive the divine logos, as born of the will of God. St. Peter and St. James, who with St. John turned the three that were favored with the more immutable companionship with Jesus—three also make use of the same form of expression. St. John, shortening the brunches to fervent love, because they have been born again by the logos, the word of God, who liveth and abideth forever. St. James also joyfully uses the same figure. St. Paul, writing to one who was to be his successor in the apostolic office, if not an importer of his measure of apostolic grass, retains somewhat more clearly to the outward and visible sign of the inward and spiritual grace of those who receive a birth into righteousness. "In the test, however, we find the figure of birth used in quite a different sense from that in which it is used when Christian baptism is intended. Our Lord is here spoken of as the first born from the dead." As the same idea is expressed even more vividly in the words of the Easter Anthem "Christ is risen from the dead and becomes the first fruits of them thus sapt." I Cor. XV: 20. We see flowers at Easter as figuring forth our faith in the resurrection, in which the old need to all appearance dead is held in our tombs, but spring forth into new Mr., so shall thine sleep in Christ be quickened and spring in a new and more humiliated existence. Homme VI. K. A. If we have been planted together in the likeness of his death, we shall be also raised in the likeness of his resurrection. But all figures drawn from plant life to express the facts and the glories of the resurrection are taken to them drawn from the more marvellous means by which animal life is kept alive. These are the first parts of Jane ones will be running between Anaheim and Carlton. The attention of the company will then be given to the Landing branch, via Garden Grove and Westminster. The Pomona people are most anxious that the road reach them as soon as possible, and stand ready to help it along with all preliminary aid. Should the Gird lane refuse to widen its gauge, it will be ignored by the Anaheim and Olinda road, which will be finished to Pomona forthwith. However, it is believed that the managers of the narrow gauge will see the desirability of connecting their road with a direct route to the ocean. Our people are to be congratulated at the favorable turn of affairs. For the past two weeks all parts of rumors have been alarmed to the temporary cessation of surveyors on the road. In the unavoidable absence of the President of the road, matters were not vigorously pushed, and the temporary laying off of workmen, pending the return of the President of the company, gave unnecessary alarm to some. Money has been what is technically termed "tight" lately, but the placing of the bends of the road with Eastern cannibals angers well for our future prosperity. "The First Born From The Dead" Mermen Promished by Bew. M. S. Jefferys at St. Michael's Church. At St. Michael's Church on Sunday evening Rev. Houry Scott Jeffrey presided an eleventh born from the Dead." He said: "Birth is a favorite figure in Scripture to express invisible creations of spiritual vitality. Our Lord used this expression when unfolding to the fearful Nicodemus the mysteries of the Kingdom of God. St. John, who seems to have absorbed from the presence of his Master a more penetrating and clearer insight into the deep things of God, in very introduction of his glad trilings speaks of those who receive the divine logos, as born of the will of God. St Peter and St James, who with St. John turned the three that were favored with the more immutable companionship with Jesus—three also make use of the same form of expression. St. John, shortening the brunches to fervent love, because they have been born again by the logos, the word of God, who liveth and abideth forever. St. James also joyfully uses the same figure. St. Paul, writing to one who was to be his successor in the apostolic office, if not an importer of his measure of apostolic grass, retains somewhat more clearly to the outward and visible sign of the inward and spiritual grace of those who receive a birth into righteousness. "In the test, however, we find the figure of birth used in quite a different sense from that in which it is used when Christian baptism is intended. Our Lord is here spoken of as the firstborn from the dead." As the same idea is expressed even more vividly in the words of the Easter Anthem "Christ is risen from the dead and becomes the first fruits of them thus sapt." I Cor. XV: 20. We see flowers at Easter as figuring forth our faith in the resurrection, in which the old need to all appearance dead is held in our tombs, but spring forth into new Mr., so shall thine sleep in Christ be quickened and spring in a new and more humiliated existence. Homme VI.K.A. If we have been planted together in the likeness of his death, we shall be also raised in the likeness of his resurrection. But all figures drawn from plant life to express the facts and glorious desirability of connecting their road with a direct route to the ocean. Our people are to be congratulated atthe favorable turn of affairs. For the past two weeks all parts of rumors have been alarmed tothe temporary cessationof surveyors onthe road.Inthe unavoidable absenceofthePresidentoftheroad,matterswerenotvigorouslypushed,andthe temporarylayingoffoftheworkman,pendingthereturnofthePresidentofthecompany,gaveunnecessaryalarmtosome.Moneyhasbeenwhatistechnicallytermed“tight”lately,buttheplacingofthebendsoftheroadwithEasterncannibalsangerswellforourfutureproperity. "THE FIRST BORN FROM THE DEAD" Mermen Promished by Bew. M.S.Jefferys at St.Michael's Church. At St.Michael's Church on Sunday evening Rev.Houry Scott Jeffrey presided an eleventh born fromtheDead."He said:"BirthisafavoritefigureinScripturetoexpressinvisiblecreationsofspiritual vitality.Our Lordusedthisexpressionwhen unfoldingtothe fearfulNicodemusthemysteriesoftheKingdomofGodSt.JohnwhoseemstohavemabsorbedfromthepresenceofhisMasteramorepenetratingandclearinlightinthedeepthingsofGodinveryintroductionofhisgladtrilingsspeaksofthosewhereseceivedthedivinelogosasbornofthewillofGodSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesthesamefigureSt.PeterandStJameswhowithSt.JohnturnedthethreethatwerefavoredwiththemoreimmutablecompanionswithJesus-threetwoalsomakeuseofthesameformofexpressionSt.Johnshorteningthebrunchestoferventlove,becausetheyhavebeenbornagainbythelogos,thewordofGodwholivethandabidethforeverSt.JamesalsojoyfullyusesThesamefigureSt.PeterandST詹姆斯fromTheDeath "IN THE TEXT, HOWEVER, WE FIND THE FIGURE OF BIRTH USED IN QUITE A DIFFERENT SENSE FROM THAT IN WHICH IT IS USED WHEN CHRISTIAN HAPPIAM IS INTended." 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As the same idea is expressed even more vividly in the words of the Easter Anthem "Christ is risen from the dead and becomes the first fruit of them that slept." 1 Corr. XV: 20. We see flowers at Easter as figuring forth our faith in the resurrection, in the gold and so all appearance dend in hiding in the tomb, but spring forth into new Mr. so shall thine who sleep in Christ be quickened and spring in a new and more beautiful existence. Hermann VI, K. For if we have been planted together in the likeness of his death, we shall also raised in the likeness of his resurrection. But all figures drawn from plant life to express the facts and the glories of the resurrection are taken to those drawn from the more marvellous means by which animal life is kept alive. There are the figures most dwelling upon to enclose nearly the eternal fact of the resurrection of Jesus and of his power to raise them who alight to his trailing permeants. Mr. John, whose eyes were enclosed to one thing billed the real in the very opening of his book of the unfolding hidden things given a blinding to the seven christians from James Christ whom he characterizes as the first beguinage of the dead, and the prince of the kings of the north. Rev. I. K. Folk-trag closely the world of St. Paul in the next calling James "the first born from the dead." If we turn back the pages of mourn well from the end to the beginning, from the Apolympus in the Genesis, we find there the word God in creation. Gen. I. M. And God and "Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and let fuel fly in the open zone of the fermentum of heaven. "Let us look for a moment into the passage from which the text in taken to me how intimately the domain of the resurrection and the destrum of the Divinity of Jesus are remembered. He is called both the first born of every creature and the first born from the dead in the following connection. Mr. Paul, speaking to the Colonius, says that he does not come to pray for them that they may walk worthy of the Lord who hath delivered us from the power of darkness and hath translated us into the kingdom of his decree. And then he praises with the following remarkable statement: Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature, for by Him more all things are enveloped, that are in heaven, and that are in earth visible and invariable, whether they be thrones or dominions, or principities or powers, all things were created by Him and for Him, and He before all things, and by Him all things commanded and be in the hand of the body, the church, who is in the beginnings. Then comes the time, the firstborn from the dead," that brings all his might have the pre-eminence. But it plains the Father that in him should all follow dwell." Beneath these two columns At all times on bad Saturday area, lying at Eugene's Hall some thirty minutes behind a third from town entrance to its south Monday. R. H. Millhall was out to the Church, and G. D. Pohl told us Sunday. For Term Trenton We had the pleasure of a call from Colonel John Brooker of Artinus on Saturday. The Colonel still retains a lively interest in the wallfare of Company G., which made such rapid advancement on his able tuition. General J. W. Shanklin arrived in Los Angeles on Friday, from the East with his mother, who is on a visit to the General's family at Oakland. They will remain for a couple of days, during which the General will clean up some of his business interests in the Shanklin church near town. The General has been in Washington nearly all winter, attending land cases before the Secretary of the Interior. An Enjoyable Bunching. The "bequest social" at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin last week proved most enjoyable. The host and hostess were handed to their attentent to entertain the large number in attendance, but every one is local praise of excellent hospitality extended to all. The button-hole bequests were a source of much enjoyment, each gentleman selecting one, its summer pastime being in the presence of a lady present. After finding "the other bequest," the gentleman was therewith entertaining her lady wearing a name, announcing her frequency to a duty report which had been provided by Mr. and Mrs. Goldwinna. The bequests noticed quite a handsome son, which went toward the purchase of a bell for the Presbyterian Church. After a delightful evening the company dispermed everybody voting the host and hostess to be royal entertainer. Prairie national Bureau. A meeting of citizens of Anahiem and Palview school district was called at the Southern Pacific depot at 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Dr. Gardiner was chosen Chairman and Prash Moora Secretary. The object of the meeting was stated to be the manifestation of Palview district to Anahiem district. Dr. Gardiner advocated need of additional school facilities. Mr. Pulp quote in favor of annexation. Mr. During favored the plan. Mr. Cornell promised to construct the grounds provided for school were established. Moena Moena, Henry and others expressed themselves highly in favor of this union. The sense of this meeting was unanimous in favor of closing this district. Dr. Gardien, F. Moore and T. A. Dark were appointed a commission to present this subject to the Board of Supervisors. Wells, Purple's Bagpam. The following package remains unrolled for at the office of Walks, Purple & Co: G. C. Green, R. Lyons, A. P. Salmon, R. York, William & Harper, W.T. Williams The A., T. and S. F. arroyay have been at work spying out a route through from Fallerton to Richfield. It has been stated that the railroad company has entered into a contract with the Fallerton town company not to locate a station near than 3 miles of Fallerton outside Anahiem. This statement may be true, but we don't believe it. It is hardly possible that a great railroad company with its thousands of miles of road and its millions of dollars would no tie itself up in entreat with any townsite. Anyway we want a station and if possible are going to have it. We have more freight to ship from Plainville than any three yen, than may five other stations on the road between Riverdale and Los Angeles, and more people to travel on the earl. Why shall we not have a station? At least 100 carriages of freight leave here annually, with a constant increase of productions. We are in need of a blacksmith shop, a store, a postoffice, a lumber yard, etc. There who are looking for business opportunities will do well to examine, the chances of Plainville. The baker wagon and the beer wagon now make regular trips this way. We are growing. The north of Plainville was illuminated on Sunday evening. It presented the appearance of a configuration. Upon inquiry it was announced that about 100 stands of beam were communited at Gen R. Hindoe A Co.. They maintained themselves that their beam were rebinding towards their neighbor's entrance and not washing away their plunder that obtained in a municipal mood not fire to them and commuted them all. BORZA. THE WAKE QUESTION. Chalmers of Yorkshire Union Amusement Park. Kentro Garrett—The article "New Water District" in your last wish's issue contains certain statements; calculated to minstand public opinion against the Yerkle irrigators. The allegations are credited to an attorney of the Anahiem Union Water Company, who, to judge from his letter, doesn't put much money in his information; as he pertains is with "It is mind." But as a helmhead, if allowed to move without refraction," may be believed in by many; we do our duty to make a fitting conversation. Whenever she gains access down the valley, she water company's office, in order to ensure their own health, point Yerkle on queen of wells. The one who writes "Stop third!" has himself in usually the third himself; and so it is in this manner. Here are some facts and figures: For a certain quantity of lead pressure,the water meter's office at A.U.W.Co.,as reported in Gauley's announcement to only GII. The meter rate at that time was 95 cents an hour per pound per day.At this time due diligence carried out at average mean height of water pipe Yerkle.Wht hence of the balance at 95 NEWORHOOD NEWS. Hus Happenings of the Week. WILLIAM FRAGMENT. The post work has been changed in the weather, the showing 100' host Friday, and Tuesday this week being threatened rain. Should it be hurry would make good hay. Alleying goes on space on the of the Childrens block, but I may openage left for ventilation. The erection of the entrance to Mr. Ray Matheny and the will be posted with all speed to my's house will soon be ready. Rangers in running up Mr. Wag- has finished shearing his fence, the clip being very fine and the following conversation last a Fallertonite and a Phi-laye you don't know what to call. "It Wall, we are debating our fine district a new name," it is, and the first speaker is "East Fallerton," in very good name. With health has been graded opposite the several property owners, McDermott, Williams and Mr. Palmer has sold 5 more homes tract. Will give pertinent mika, let some one buy a words are growing narrowing our roads. I don't want to overrun trees and palms have the entrance and rooms. But to Mr. Bentley—him hand in Washington and we own small delitement at Pal- vehicles drive through the city and the country mar- honey the early part of this spring the gas house from and stores will be lighted. Alter & Valentine start their this week. All honor to the bonded. In August, Mills, when the Anaheim company made our way Yorba, the Cajon district more than six bays, but only one paved Anaheim. Here are the other two bays unpaved half. The Anaheim district takes the average bins as much water as the Yorba. When there does the morning of water come bound Why are "the fertile valleys to the mouth but principally without water," so the attorney says, while the good people on the other side of the street weigh 12,000 with little more of water? Comment your dishes as they have done, or buy pipes, find your irrigation and then will be no means for compulsidt. Invest your money in solid improvements instead of heavy' food. Best supposes we would give you all the water the Yorba district is using now, viz: 300 inches, how much of it would wash Anaheim? Your own margarine have demonstrated by actual tests that in the hour of your dishin- g, the old Anaheim, but less than three bends are both between Yorba and Anaheim. Be our stream would not even you. We are charged with warning water to an alarming extent. We deny that mine is wanted here than alarming. In using a large hand to overcome the amuge of one light milk, breaks are sometimes unreliable and no irrigated lands are contiguous to the public road, every lark will show there, the great waste halls of the Cajon are hidden away in the hills. On a single frame of the Cajon near the Shamrock home we found the leakage to amount to over one-half a hand. Since the Anaheim passed above the hand of the Yorba dish, we never had water enough to irrigate even one-half of our third-hands—all of which being ripened after supplying the waste of the first chim. The man, who assumes us of allowing the water to sink in the river ditch, after we are first supplied with an shindance of it, cannot have him in his right mind, except he refers to a time, when the irrigating machine is over. Then water is wanted northwards and nobody takes more of it. Yet a certain fault needs to be referred to. On this Cajon ditch there are frequent breaks. When one person there in a grass rushing to the great amount of back water, which usually carries away the Yorba ditch. Anaheim as well as Orange regularly allow their full stream to pass into the river to wash out of their ditches. If both let the water loose at the same time the Yorba dam gives way. In some of such we had not needed that people of Anaheim passing over the school-bound road were advised to notice the waste of water from the Yorba dam. In this way good people have been draped and the failure of the Anaheim company laid at the door of Yorba. We wish to advise our opponents not to hear rocks at once, while they are living in a glass house. BURNING APIARY. Mr. Wind Blossom himself named Cre- Kevinighiten. A.K.William is creating a miniature on Herman about near Center. The story of the plant at the jail is now traveling the months of November and Jan. It is mild work will mean he commenced by the Southern Pacific on their new line from here to Tampa. The Sanitation局 has been in motion in Los Angeles during the week. The public schools are consequently altered. Attention is called to the new advertisement of Elmpton Rose. They have likely required a splendid stock of goods which they are selling change. This starting first annual hop of the Pullerton Club taken place in this new hotel. Many invitations have been issued and quite a crowd attend from here. The Democratics primary election has been set for the fifth instant. The county convention will be held May 5th. Anaheim is entitled to eight delegation. Next Sunday evening will be the last engagement horn of Rev. H.B.S.Jaffreya. It is probable that the Epiphany Church will have a resident clergymen. Work on the Hotel did Campa and the opera-house is being rapidly pushed. The brick walls of the latter are up to the first story. Ten plantars are engaged on the hotel behind the carpentry. The Santa Fe graduate have had an obstacle in the way of their program in the matter of right of way near Orange. It is probable that matters have been settled and operations will be remedied and married with our witness. As soon as C.K.Knapp returns from San Francisco work will be energetically pushed on the new houses on Del Campa. Mr.Knapp was unfortunately enough to be aware in a juror's murder trial at the metropolitan, and his return home in consequently delayed. On last Saturday evening a party composed of Miss Emma Schneider, Miss Mand Northman, Miss Jennie Witts, Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss Don Smith, Mrs.Margaret Punnett, Mrs.J.M.Punnett, Punnett. GERMAN EVANGLICAL CHURCH Service services bureau number 8947691845 ST.GRANIPAC CATHOLIC CHURCH Service services bureau number 8947691845 METHIDINE KINCOPAL CHURCH Service services bureau number 8947691845 At the request of Empress Victoria, the French婆婆，Jean和Pannel，and这 A TRIP TO SANTA BARBADA Lester From One of Our Whites at the Mountain-Rural Community. EDITOR GAXTEY: You will please find room for our trip to Santa Barbara. We left Los Angeles at 9 o'clock with a snow on the car, all intent on enjoying thunderstorms. We were rather disinterested in the snow. As soon as C. K. Knapp returns from San Francisco work will be energetically pushed on the new home on the Del Campo tract. Mr. Knapp was unfortunate enough to be accused as a juror in a murder trial at the metropolis, and his return home is consequently delayed. On last Saturday evening a party composed of Miss Emma Schneider, Miss Mand Northman, Miss Jamie Witts, Miss Margaret Higgins, Miss Dawn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mona Gilray. Browning, Pigolf, Madlen, Landell and others went to Santa Ana to see the Wilber Comedy Company. There will be a handball game at the Lending next Sunday afternoon between ninees of Artemis and Westminster. Several other attractions are on the bills, which will cause a large crowd to visit the amusement park. Pigolf's will make the round trip, leaving at 9 A.M., and returning will leave the Landing at 4 P.M. Our cylinder press is at last position, and as soon as the fly wheel appears upon the maze we shall bid good bye to our press mankiller. We expect the necessary wheel to expire in a day or two. This is probably the last time of the Gazette from our final press. Next week we hope to be able to use our new machine. Thieves entered the orchard of Meersa. Ryan & Knapp on Saturday night and stole fifteen boxes of Lisbon lemons. A reward of $25 is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties. Thievery is becoming quite prevalent lately. It will be made exceedingly warm for the light-fingered grub should they be caught. Max McBulking has received from Germany a sample of German sugar beet seed, which he has given to Thea Staley, who will maintain the adaptability of our soil to the name. It is thought that the German sugar beet will do well here. In that event a convenient market will be found at Spree-lore' refinery at San Francisco. Mr. Nabulung will give all information to the culture of the plant. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the inauguration of the water works at National City, San Diego county. The new works were built by capitalists intermixed in the Alekhine, Torpea and Santa Fe Railroad Company, at a cost of nearly $1,000,000, and consist of sixty miles of main pipe supplied from a reservoir covering 700 acres. There will be speaking and music and a banquet at the celebration, the whole excluding with a grand ball in the evening at the Horticultural Pavilion. We call attention to the adventures of our clubbing arrangement with the San Francisco Bulletin, which is knowledgeably the best evening newspaper on the Coast. This is an unusual inducement to subscribe, giving them the latest telegramical news of the outside world, full reports of the Presidential campaign and a vast amount of general literature, and the Rand McNally Alba of the World, the most complete atlas ever issued. Primes are reduced more than ever before. The Bulletin is now within easy reach of every submariner to the Gazette. In Judge O'Malley's court in Los Angeles on Monday Clarence Woodruff was acquitted of the charge of embezzlement. Mr. Woodruff as one time Secretary of the Santa Ana Irrigation Company. When he wished our opponents not to hear roaks as us, while they are living in a glass house. We wish to advise our opponents not to hear roaks as us, while they are living in a glass house. CITIZENS OF YORKA. BURNING APIARY. Mr. Mind Mammons Amphibian, named Commander Mike Moore. EDITOR GAXTEY: After dinner last Sunday I laid down on a wagon of new hay, and slept till sundown, when the children called me. I looked toward the melting can and saw a fire raging in the vicinity of Mr. Hinl's barn, so half awake I walked down the archdale and finally began running, as I saw the flames ascend and heard the crunching of timber. I could now see a great lot of beeshives all in a blaze and men worrying hives about with prosthetics on their hands. I rushed up to the apiary lemon and shouted: "Is there anything I can do for you?" Mr. Hind answered "Me." I now by this time that the man were arranging another lot of bees for the burning. I said: "Are you burning the bees?" He replied: "we found they were robbed, and when we believe anything wrong we step it, and we were wrong in selling you that hive and will give you back your money if you like." He also said that the lot of bees and man and honey was worth $300. It was three years' work lost, but the thing was wrong and had to be stopped. I said: "Why not save all the for cooking?" "Well," he said: "if we let off the bee they may cause trouble among the horns. We nailed all the covers so the bee cannot get out and think this the best way. When we are in a wrong business we don't believe in selling it to someone else to continue it, an entire men do." I could now see the bees falling open and beautiful one-piece section taking fire. I said: "Mr. Hind, this looks very like the communal idea of the day of judgment and its fire." He said: "this is due to judgment for he is." I swarmed had fallen out of a hive and Mr. Windelbock, dressed like an elf with a protector over his head, carried a large branch of blue gum, lighted it and anothered the bees less they should sniff. If the man had had corpulent tails with arrow ends on they would have completed the picture of the place. The bees were arranged two in height and about ten in length then a spike of about eight inches inside them another row between which brush was piled, and hammers poured over and lightened; then another fire made ready till all were burned. There must have been about 100 double section hibernations. As I want house I wondered whether I was awake or in a dream, but it was a fast motion of gun brush wood for sale. Apply to A.W.Danforth, 12 million south of Palmerton Hotel. Just received a large assortment of Children's School Hat at Mike Munmun's Military Store, Center street. S.A.Dennis has a second-hand buggy, almost good as new, which he will cheap for each. It is a bargain. Parties having corn for sale in large quantities will find their advantage to call on G.H.Norcross, Los Angeles street. The latest style—the celebrated Mexican gold and silver tiligoos jewelry at R.Lueck's. New frum hamay in the comb at Walop's. An unlimited line and a choice assortment at Wallop's. Big inventions of Bools and Shoes received at Federman's. For sale at bottom prices. Parganes Japan Tea and silver prince at Walop's. A large fire-proof saxophone, in perfect order, is offered for male clapp. Laquite of F.J.Ruecha. The New Flash Suspended by Mango is not a mere transaction tender than malaria, whether it takes the form of chills and fever, bilious remission, agnex cake or dumbgee. Like the catapults of the story it changes the victim in its tentation, and fools him almer and closer in a hurried smile... A TRIP TO SANTA BARBARA. Letters From One of Our Visitors at the Monticultural Convention. EDITOR GAZETTE: You will please find room for our trip to Santa Barbara. We left Los Angeles at 9 o'clock with a snow on the air, all intents on enjoying themselves. We were rather disappointed in the country. West Glendora is a fine station. Barbary has very pretty and has some fun buildings; improvements of all kinds in the order of the day. Roscoe station is mainly a stopping place; the village line two or three miles inland, out of sight of the mil road. Prairia is the next station. The land from Rome to San Francisco is very different—not so good as our sand wash—but just as San Fernando crops looked a little better. The town is nicely laid out. There are some very good buildings, and preparations being made for more. The tunnel, which is about 4,000 feet long, shows the skilful man in engineering his way through material obstructions. New half in the original San Fernando reach in the famous Santa Clara valley. The Santa Clara river runs through the narrow valley, with the Peri and Snaps, small streams that empty into the Santa Chua river before it reaches the ocean, making quite a show on its shore. Canyons, the next station, is rendered famous by the pan of Min. Baldan Hunt Jackson in her book "Romance." Fillmore and Santa Palma have plenty of stores and baskets, with surface rough. Oriental valley is mid to be productive, it has bank of the foothills. Santa Cup, a small station, shows a change in soil with shallow symphonies. At Mountains the valley widens, gorge impressions and everything helps promote on the beautiful Punjab breaks on the ridges of the horizons. SANTA BARBARA, April 8, 1883. General Army Expansion. A movement in food to ensure the attendance of the Grand Army posts at Ambalam, Artemis, Orange and Santa Ana, at an amusement at Ambalam landing during the summer. We are informed that details Penn will have their excellent brains held at the amusement, and it is desired that other points in the valley take steps building to a general attendance of veterans and soldiers of the Women's Relief Corps and all grand editions. The amusement will have a week and ten days of enjoyment under military rules. An enjoyable number of soldiers is anticipated, and it is hoped that one Malvern Hill Post and its friends will be largely represented. Francisco Bullitt, which is knowledgeably the best evening newspaper on the Coast. This is an unusual indictment to subscribe, giving them the latest telegraphic news of the outside world, full reports of the Presidential campaign and a vast amount of general literature, and the Eand McNally Alba of the World, the most complete alba ever issued. Prisons are reduced more than ever before. The Bulletin in now within easy reach of every submarine to the GAXTRY. In Judge O'Malverny's court in Los Angeles on Monday Clarence Woodruff was acquitted of the charge of embezzlement. Mr. Woodruff at one time Secretary of the Santa Ana Irrigation Company. When he had his position he broke up having been badly kept from the inception of the company prior to the time Woodruff took charge of them. It was impossible to tell just how much money was due the company from Woodruff. While this was being determined by an expert, Woodruff gave an answer for what he might ave a debt to a point of property. Later the amount was advertised and Woodruff paid it, taking a receipt in fall. After this he was arrested on a charge of embezzlement, with the result as above stated. We take the following paragraph from the letter of the Ambalam correspondent of the Los Angeles Herald: "One day, not distant, Ambalam will wake up and find herself in one of the bravest valleys on the Sun of the earth. We live in perpetual summer, bright summer bloom the year round, warm summer bluer with just a delightful smell of no air to invigorate us—we are only ten or twelve miles island—and we are surrounded by the grand mountains, constantly coped with more. Our long and broad avenues aligned with trees, and no towns in the Santa Haita hills. Here streets are being made, old roads are open and all hope is in order. Other leading improvements are continually going on. Ambalam property always have been built in points seemingly reasonable, and this work then have been several miles encountered; the amenities in each location being somewhere between $2,000 and $4,000." Richard Mallinson. Eureka. The motto of California means, I have found it. Only in this land mother where the orange, lime and ginger blown and ripe, and attain their highest perkion in mid-winter, are the hortus and corn found that are used in this pleasant remedy for all coldness and lung trouble. SANTA ARKEN the ruler of euglesia mallinum and consumption if they will send their expenses and post office offices. T.A. Shannon M.D., 181 Pearl St., N.Y.V. New from haven in the comb at Walop's. An unlimited line and a choice mount at Wallop's. Big invasion of Boots and Shoes received at Ferdinand's. Your sale at bottom prices. Paragon Japan Tea and silver prizes at Wallop's. A large fire-proof mule, in perfect order, is offered for sale cheap. Laquire of Y. & J. Recha. The Martha Phish described by Magee Is not a more tenacious nimber than malaria, whether it takes the form of shills and laver, bulbs remitted, agnes cake or dumb again. Like the catapult of the story it changes the victim in its temptation, and folds him clooser and closer in a hurried manner. Attached with Hostetter's Stomach Bittern, however, it gradually relaxes its tremulous grip, finally abolishes it, and the quondam sufferer liberated at last rejoins in the name of new kappa freedom, engulfed by the restoration of compel health. Dyspapena ,to ,and constitutiously them add and remonstrated enemies of the human family, give ground, and are finally driven from the field by this Kappa of remonstration,the greatest,the porter in the family pharmacist.Rhemannian ensemble to it; so do kidney trouble.The nerven when remonstrated,suggin quietness and vigor by its aid,and the ability to rest tranquilly and eat with nostrils are increased by it.Remnns to it in time and avoid twenty-suffering. Four Snails I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Ambalam, opposite the Epinepal Church. The lot is 120 x 160 feet,bighly improved commissions,and finally hundred houses of eight rooms,here etc.Four homes apply to Ambalam real estate agents or to Richard Mallinson. Eureka. The motto of California means, I have found it. Only in this land mother where the orange, lime and ginger blown and ripe,and attain their highest perkion in mid-winter arethe hortus and corn found that are used in this pleasant remedy for all coldness and lung trouble.SANTA ARKEN the ruler of euglesia mallinum and consumption if they will send their expenses and post office offices. T.A. Shannon M.D., 181 Pearl St., N.Y.V. New from haven in the comb at Walop's. An unlimited line and a choice mount at Wallop's. Big invasion of Boots and Shoes received at Ferdinand's. Your sale at bottom prices. Paragon Japan Tea and silver prizes at Wallop's. A large fire-proof mule, in perfect order, is offered for sale cheap.Laquire of Y. & J.Recha. The Martha Phish described by Magee Is not a more tenacious nimber than malaria, whether it takes the form of shills and laver,bulbs remitted,gagne cake or dumb again.Like the catapult of the story it changes the victim in its temptation,folds him clooser and closer in a hurried manner.Attached with Hostetter's Stomach Bitternhowitgraduallyrelaxesits tremulous grip,finallyabsolutesit,andthequondam suffererliberatedatlastrejoinsinthenameofnewkappafreedomengulfedbytherestorationofcompelhealth.Dyspapena ,to ,and constitutively them add and remonstrated enemies ofthehumanfamily,gagneground,andarefinallydrivenfromthefieldbythisKappaofremonstration,the greatest,theporterinthefamilypharmacist.Rhemannianensembletoit;sodokidnytroubles.Thenervenwhenremonstrated,sugginquietnessandvigorbyitsaid,andtheabilitytotranquilityandeatwithnostrilsareincreasedbyit.Remnnstoitintimeandavoidtwenty-suffering.T Four Snails I offer for sale at a great bargain my home place in Ambalam, opposite the Epinepal Church.The lot is 120 x 160 feet,bighlyimprovedcommissions,andfinallyhurriedhundrehousesof eightrooms,hereetc.Four homesapplyto AmbalamrealestateagentsortoRichard Mallinson. Eureka. The motto of California means, I have found it. Only in this land mother where the orange, lime and ginger blown and ripe,and attain their highest perkion in mid-winterarethe hortusand cornfoundthatareusedinthisplantsremedyforallcoldnessandlungtrouble.SANTA ARKENthe rulerofeuglesiamallinumandconsumptioniftheywillsendtheirexpensesandpostofficeoffices.T.A.ShannonM.D.,181PearlSt.,N.Y.V. New from haven in the comb at Walop's. An unlimited line and a choice mount at Wallop's. Big invasion of Boots and Shoes received at Ferdinand's.Your sale at bottom prices. Paragon Japan Tea and silver prizes at Wallop's. 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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 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 the benefits. Your respectfully, RLMPAU EROS. S. W. Luitweiler's Branch Implement House and Carriage Repository. LUDLOW & ANDERSON, MANAGERS. Fine Carriages, Surveys and Burgles; Also Champion Mowers, Painters, Wagons, Excavators, All Goods at Low Angular Prices. Carner Fifth and Main Streets, Santa Ana, Cal. OUR PREMIUMS FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR. THIS PAPER WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY BULLETIN, SEMI-WEEKLY BULLETIN, DAILY BULLETIN, AND A COMPLETE ATLAS OF THE WORLD. PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. A. E. Hendricks, Room with R. Mcroome, Photofile Building. Acreage Property AND Anaheim Town Lots A SPECIALTY. ALL PERSONS HAVING PROPERTY AT Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. REWARD. The San Francisco Weekly Bulletin is a handbook 8 columns 12 page paper, bound every Wednesday morning, and in the largest and best weekly newspaper published in the west. His political news is opinion and reliable, and will be special events during the presidential campaign. It contains all the infographic news of the week, planned from every quarter of the globe, bedding a vast amount of the host selected and original general illustrations. It furnishes the latest and most valuable financial news and market quotations, and serves as a resource for information leading to the arrest of any party destroying or injuring the trees planted along AND A COMPLETE ATLAS OF THE WORLD. PICK OUT YOUR COMBINATION. The San Francisco Weekly Bulletin is a handwritten 8 column paper bound every Wednesday morning, and in the largest and best weekly newspaper published in the west. Its principal news is opinion and reliable, and will be special features during the presidential campaigns. It contains all the infographics of the week, plained from every quarter of the globe, building a vast amount of the most selected and original general information. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market questions, and gives special attention to botanical and agricultural news, and in every respect a first-class family paper, according to the interest of every member of the household. The San Francisco Weekly Bulletin is the regular Weekly Bulletin and Friday's home of much work. The San Francisco Weekly Bulletin is the leading printing paper of the Pacific Coast, and its monthly principle, reliability and enterprise has gained him a widespread and extensive popularity. The Atlas is the latest edition of BARN & MCCLAIN'S STANDARD ATLAS or THE WEEKLY. It is a large and handsomely bound book, with the best ordered maps and product illustrated with fine engravings. It is printed on heavy book paper, and as a bank of reference and photographed knowledge in indispensable to every household. Mother of the above pages with this notice will not possess proof with this paper, nor range of the following miscellaneous prints for this combination: The Gazette with Weekly Bulletin, $2.90. With Semi-Weekly (Weekly and Friday Daily), $3.20. With Daily Bulletin, $6.00. Standard Atlas (Retail Price $4.50), $2.00 Each in Connection with the Bulletin sent Postpaid to Subscribers. Anaheim Union Water Co. Location of principal place of business: Anaheim, Los Angeles county, California. NOTICE IS REFERRED THAT AT A meeting of the District, held on the 7th day of April, 1816, in Annexment (No. 10) of City Council paid a share to the treasury of the proposed at bldg. in the town of Anaheim, California. Any share which this permanent district receives on the 7th day of May, 1816, will be discharged, and advertised by one of public agents, and will be paid to the treasury of the proposed at bldg. in the town of Anaheim, California. Offers on the Publication in the town of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, State of California. All persons having property at Reasonable Terms Are Solicited to List the Same With Me. A. E. HENDRICKS. REWARD. A reward of $50 will be paid for information leading to the arrest of any party destroying or injuring the trees planted along the street of Anaheim. By order of the Board of Trustees, April 11, 1866 M. NARKLUND, Clerk. VOTERS, ATTENTION! NOTICE Wanted for all such cases annually from June through December for further participation in Muni-Muni Pension & Lennariana. Anaheim, April 11, 1866. REWARD. A reward will be paid for information than binding to the arrest of any party destroying or injuring the trees planted along the street of Anaheim. By order of the Board of Trustees, April 11, 1866 M. NARKLUND, Clerk.