anaheim-gazette 1888-06-07

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Progress in Railroad Building Track on the Santa Fe is laid nearly a mile beyond Fullerton, to which point the laborers' camp was transferred yesterday. Several delays were occasioned by non-arrival of material. It is probable that the force of workmen will give their attention to putting in midtrack, switches, etc., along the line by the beginning of next week, in order to allow the graders to work ahead of them. "Dick Egan, right-of-way agent for the Santa Fe, was in town Tuesday, for the purpose of getting the deeds to the depot grounds at Anaheim. The Depot is to be built here forthwith by the same force of carpenters that are at work on the depot buildings on Orange and Santa Ana. Trains will be running regularly between Los Angeles and San Diego, via Anaheim, within a month. The distance from Anaheim to San Diego is 94 miles and the trains will make the distance in about 2 hours and 20 minutes. The Southern Pacific line from here to Tustin has been constructed to the vicinity of Orange, and will probably reach Tustin in a week or two days. Orange on the Ofunda road is stopped until right away matters are settled. With the exception of a small strip, the road has been all grazed. In a few days it is thought the graders will be put to work again and the entire line made ready for rails. IT APPERTENED IN THE DARK A Shower and this Vietnam Fail to Resume Our Another. J. H. Dixon, who has been held in $300 bail on charges of attempt to murder, was discharged by Judge Fox on Saturday last on account of insufficient evidence to convict. Dixon was attacked by a Mexican one-moonlight crossing about six weeks ago near the railroad depot at Oliva. He called upon his assistant, who brandished a lengthy grit country land with 741, and San Bernardo county has but 2, the smallest number on the list. But thirteen counties in the State are not intermixed in wine growing or milling wine. ANAHIM EXPORTS Table Showing Grazing Traffic by the Southern Pacific. The following tables show the exports in pounds from Anahim during the year 1867 and for the first quarter of the present year; also the imports during 1866. The figures show the volume of business done here and in valuable for information. It will be seen that in the first four months of the present year our exports have been more than one-half of the entire exports of last year. The table shows a large increase in the exportation of worms, arsenic, hay and potatoe; and a decrease in wheat. Arsenic, it will be seen, entails quite a figure in the shipment, 549,540 pounds of this commodity having been shipped in the first four months of the year, or nearly 20,000 pounds in essence of the entire shipment of last year. The table: NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Notable Happenings on the Week. LANGUAGE ORGANIZATION OF THE GAZETTE. FULLERTON PAGES. Arrival at the Santa Fe - The Mountain Grounds - Nine. From our Regular Correspondent. EDITOR: GAZETTE. "Long looked for come at last," and that is about the right explanation as regards the arrival of the Santa Fe road. On Saturday morning last night tracklayers were over two miles distant, by 6 p.m. they had crossed the Spadra road going west. Construction trains daily pass this point and very soon the gap will be closed and the regular trains be running from Los Angeles to Orange; but like all humanity, we are like the horse leechers daughter and only cry for more; that is the line from our town to Richfield station making Fullerton the junction of the San Diego and San Bernardino lines. Everybody is saying that C. C. Carpenter is in the right man in the right place. Since his coming here to look after his interests and them of the Fullerton Company, our town has felt like a gopherhed tree taking new root and pushing out afresh with vigor. The hotel grounds have been flooded and will be properly ploughed up and afterwards laid out, if not by a landscape gardener at least by a man of taste and push. B. P. Porter has the contract to prepare the grounds. I must put in a good word for our road master. Instead of allowing the railroad to cross the Spadra road and leave it as the Southern Pacific left the crossing near Polhemus, Mr. Porter requested the construction "bear" to remove the track, it being a P.M. and Saturday at that. They did so I wish all districts had an efficient road master as ours. Meanwhile improvements are going on with gigantic strides, torment among which should be mentioned the palatial structures being erected (to his neighbor manifest delight) by Dr. Pleninger on the corner of Spadra road and Orangethorpe avenue. I failed, after several endleavors, to learn the style of architecture, but the majority of the material comes from Oregon When rented it will have quite a celestial appearance. I thoughts of censuring the manager of the town for working on Sunday, but on reflection will withdraw my structures. I refer to the erection and trial of the engine and pump, a Rider hot air engine furnished by J. Bennershult of your town, as after al- IT APPENDED IN THE DARK A Shower and this Victim Fall to Heggins One Another. J. H. Dixon, who has been held in $300 bail on a charge of attempt to murder, was charged by Judge Fox on Saturday last on account of insufficient evidence to convict. Dixon was attacked by a Mexican one night evening about six weeks ago near the railroad depot at Oliva. He called upon his assailant, who brandished a lengthy knife, to halt, refusing to do which, Dixon shot him. Victor Garcia, at the railroad depot and same evening aforesaid, was shot by some unknown person, who fired at him, he claims, without provocation. It was thought at the time that García's career would be ended through the instrumentality of the bullet which he received in his right breast. Dixon went to Los Angeles and offered self to the authorities. Garcia recalled at the examination on Saturday he could not identify the man who shot and Daxon was similarly misrable to the guish the man who attacked him and who shot. Thereupon Judge Fox, seeing early that it was a case of mistaken identity or something of the sort, charged the murderer. It is said the difficulties between the two parties to the affray were settled in the use of sundry kopeks, which would act as balm upon the wounded man. DYN ELECTION. A Light Auto Polled Present Honored Elected. It required a remand sus exertion of will power to induce the average voter to proclaim to the town officers. Only in the field, and enthusiasm is occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. Allogether 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swathed around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. Allogether 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swatched around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. Allogether 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swatched around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. Allogether 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swatched around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. All together 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swatched around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. All together 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swatched around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise the elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. All together 83 votes were cast, resulting as follows: For Four Trustees Ky 79, Goldthwaite 79; Raiser 76; Littlefield 77; Boge 72; Marshall Smythe 82; Treasurer James 3. FIGHTING RAILROAD. MEN They Start a Discussion, Have a Hit and Go To The Calibrowe. Frank Fellman (German) and Sanislaw Paul (Hungarian) are two track layers with the Santa Fe oil line work here. On Sunday, while in camp at Orange, they started out in search of boots and a good time. The couple seems pretty well loaded and proceeded to discuss the merits and demands of the Mill Tariff bill. Herr Frham considered himself insulted at a remark made in the dolls and plaited a well-executed swinging blow on Sanislaw's Hungarian neck. The latter was somewhat surprised at this, and assuming a sullivanese attitud not being phased by the blow he received, stampeled both Bill full in the broad basket of Mr. Frham, who immediately went to grass. In the second round Sanislaw swatched around the Teuton, sparking for an ammunition but Castable Snythe by some means well beyond the spot and arrested the fugitive. They were provided with lodging at Staggle ahead on Monday were conveyed into August presence of Judge Fox, whom they $10 each, which occasionally a citizen would be seen sending his way to exercise their elective franchise, but the invariable look of undisguised contempt for the election law which prompts two elections in a month during this warm weather, gave evidence of the fast that the voting process came exceedingly hard. 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They had been detained some little time trying to make a satisfactory angle for a front door, uttered a piercing yell and called for help in a manner as to the lack of no doubt of the fact that he had been seriously hurt. On repairing to the street it was found that the man had been struck on the head with a large piece of firewood, which stump him for a while. The widder of the staircase disappeared down Center street. Immediately the injured individual and his friends, accompanied by a crowd of billiard players and loungers about the hotel, began an indiscriminate rush after the disappearing man. After two or three blocks had been swiftly passed in the chase, entire crowd came to a halt and not being anything of the party they were looking for, returned to the hotel, only to find it closed and all in darkness. Another gang of railroaders, tiring of the monotony of affairs, started a row, which harmed in a lot of yap, but no bloodshed. Synopsis of Grape Growers. The Board of Viticultural Commissioners have compiled a directory of grape growers and winemakers of California. The summary of Los Angeles county is: Altoa 1, mesa 1, Anaheim 101, Capitrano 2, Chrus Cahunge 11, Campton 1, Dawntown 1, Laudra Park 17, Madurater 2, Los Angeles 68, Los Nixon 2, Maynard 4, Monte Vista 3, Newhall 5, Newwalk 1, Orange 67, Pamela 15, Pomona 17, Peoria 7, Santa Ana 38, Santa Monica 1, San Gabriel MJ, San Pedro 1, Sierra Madre 13, Tustin 1, Westminster 2. Total: 741. An effort will soon be made to ascertain from each of those whom appear in the list their exact screen sizes, variation of grape planted, and viticultural situation. The directory is a grand total of 4,007 winemaking葡萄品种 in 29 counties of the State. The Wright Bill Constitutional The Supreme Court on last Thursday, in deciding the constitutionality of the Wright Irrigation bill, says: "This is not a law passed to accomplish exclusive and selfish private gain; it is an extensive and far-reaching plan by which the general public may be vastly benefited, and the legislature acted with good judgment in enacting it. Therefore," says the Court, "it is evident that the districts in question, as organized under the act, are not private corporations created exclusively for purposes of private gain. They are at least quasi public corporations in the sense that the purpose for which they are to be organized is for the general public benefit. We advise that the demurrier to the answer be sustained, and the defendant commanded to sign bonds by peremptory writ of mandate." The reception of the news at Tarlok, Colusa and other towns was received with every demonstration of joy by the people. Anvils were fired for hours and bonfires illuminated every corner. Social News. An enjoyable dance was given at Kruger's Hall on last Friday evening, attended by about twenty couples who tripped the light fantastic until shortly after midnight. Ice cream and cake was served during the evening. The music furnished by the Anabeim orchestra was all that could be deserved. Among those present were Miss Clemence Schmidt, Miss Hannah Smith, Miss Emma Schneider, Miss Mary Horstman, Miss Rewhardy, Miss Dora Zoyen, the Massa Panain and Margaret Higgins. Miss Elmithbeth Kuhal, Miss Gomber, Miss Chara Monman, Mrs. Arthur Lawn, Maurea A., K. Gilray, C. E. Randall, Al. Smith, A. Thomas J., F. Becker, A. L. Lewis J., J. Schneider, L. Landall, F. U.Sabamburg, Prista Orris J., Schanman, F. Olmsted, and others. Fourth of July. It is probable that a statutory exemption comes to the arrangement now spoken of for the celebration of the Glorious Fourth. We shall have a decidedly enjoyable time on our appending Independence Day. A parade by our soldiers exercises in this town and a grand ball and greetings in the program and that a first time for the dog. A small one in a ship or two exhibition will be encouraged. RICHFIELD TOPICS Directions at Work - The Reservoir Raven Garner - Mr. Yannell of Laguna has been married at Garden Tioga on the evening preceding his death, and his daughter, Mrs. J. F. Isbell of Los Niños gave birth to a child a few hours later to the death of her father, and before she was no longer of that age occurrence. J.C. Hill has sold his home place and joined that of W.J. Landell, for $2800 to J.H. Steele, and will hereafter ride inside Pamela. Mr. Hill has partied with a valuable property, but has reached that period of life when the cares of such a place are too oneself, and he retires to enjoy the rest from labor that he has well earned. He and his estimable wife and family will greatly misuse by their Centralia neighbors. Mr. Steele has believed in resulting Pascalena, and is spoken of as an estimable gentleman. We bid him a hearty welcome into our district. While writing of matters "personal," may note the approaching departure of Mrs. M. Hughes and her charming daughter Mrs. Josephine Butler, who have been resuming for some time with her son-in-law, Mr. Laildell. Mrs. Hughes elegant new house St.James' Park, Los Angeles is nearly ready for occupancy, a fact which while is doubtless gratifying to the ladies mankind is decidedly a cause for regret among them who are about to leave. Centralia has the nearest and most unique schoolhouse in California for a fact. It now about completed. It will cost $4.50 owing to an establishment in form and built from high original designs prepared by John C. Patton Jr. It is pitilous and striking; an will doublet serve as a model for many schoolhouses in the future. The school trustees, Lankell, Potter and Brown need the credit of originating the idea of girls to Centralia a school building in keeping with the country about it. The vineyards of Centralia look remarkably thrifty and the fruit trees give promise of abundance. There are few vines anywhere which look as well as those of the Museum. Potter and Landell, and Mr. Porter's place are bound under the weight of fruit. This is truly limit of pains and plenty. THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1890. NIBORHOOD NEWS. The Happenings of the Week COLLECTION FRAGMENTS At the Santa Fe - The Meteor Grounds - Ec. Our Regular Correspondent. Gazette. "Long looked for," and that is about the right ex-rectures the arrival of the Santa On Saturday morning last the were over two miles distant, but they had crossed the Spadra road Construction trains daily past and very soon the gap and the regular trains be run Los Angeles to Orange; but like we are like the horse lacher and only try for more; that is the our town to Richfield station. Illerton the junction of the San San Bernardino lines. By is saying that C. C. Carpenter man in the right place. Since here to look after his interests of the Fullerton Company, our lot like a gophered tree taking and pushing out stretch with vigor and grounds have been flooded and poorly ploughed up and afterward not by a landscape gardener at man of taste and poach. B. F. by the contract to prepare the annual school election was held last Saturday. Several persons were voted for, but Peter Hansen was re-elected for the three-year term and Theo. Staley was re-elected for the two-year term. Their past official record has thus been indolored. The school council has been completed. There are 50 boys and 51 girls between 5 and 17 years; total, 101; 24 under 5 years. Eight births, 4 boys and 4 girls, in the district during the year. The district will continue to draw money for two teachers. Samuel C. McCurly of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been visiting Placontia. Although he has seen a good deal of California during the last eight months, he was emplastic in declaring this part of the State the best he had seen. He goes East this week with pleasant remembrances of Anaheim and vicinity. Miss Lon Wright of Pandana is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gilman. She has been suffering with a severe cold contracted in Pamden several weeks ago, but under the influence of our superior climate she is improving. There is a strong and growing prejudice against Eastern commission men who find the desire to hold on to the money of the consiglier stronger than their honest inclinations. It would pay to employ some one here to go East and receive our goods, note its condition, attend to the sale and make the remittances. We hear on every hand of those who shipped nuts, raisins, oranges, etc., being swindled. Look out for Eastern commission men. Irrigation is in full blast. Now is the time people want water. So far the supply has been equal to the demand. Alfalfa fields, orange orchards, etc., are now getting railroad grades some time ago, how紧急 required. On some of the rare property above town in climbing a volcanic step of hurley, new rite, which is nearly on think and tall as a worm grope on most lands. Large excavations from the interior tower to the pan-cast are continually passing Richfield station. Mostly all the loos along both sides of the pumish avenue are sold, and many of the purchasers will make improvements then fall. Race. PLACENTIA HAPPENINGS Literary Society School Minute—Mannerm Commission Minutes. From our Regular Correspondent. EDITOR Gazette. "On Friday evening, the fifth inst., the Placontia Literary Society will close with a drama, "Woning Under Difficulties." Admission free. All are invited. Wesley Alms had the misfortune last week of breaking his left arm by attempting to ride an entrained, unbroken, bucking bicycle. He will have nothing more to do with the animal till he learns to ride. The annual school election was held last Saturday. Several persons were voted for, but Peter Hansen was re-elected for the three-year term and Theo. Staley was re-elected for the two-year term. Their past official record has thus been indolored. The school council has been completed. There are 50 boys and 51 girls between 5 and 17 years; total, 101; 24 under 5 years. Eight births, 4 boys and 4 girls, in the district during the year. The district will continue to draw money for two teachers. Samuel C. McCurly of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been visiting Placontia. Although he has seen a good deal of California during the last eight months, he was emplastic in declaring this part of the State the best he had seen. He goes East this week with pleasant remembrances of Anaheim and vicinity. Miss Lon Wright of Pandana is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gilman. She has been suffering with a severe cold contracted in Pamden several weeks ago, but under the influence of our superior climate she is improving. There is a strong and growing prejudice against Eastern commission men who find the desire to hold on to the money of the consiglier stronger than their honest inclinations. It would pay to employ some one here to go East and receive our goods, note its condition, attend to the sale and make the remittances. We hear on every hand of those who shipped nuts, raisins, oranges, etc., being swindled. Look out for Eastern commission men. Irrigation is in full blast. Now is the time people want water. So far the supply has been equal to the demand. Alfalfa fields, orange orchards, etc., are now getting railroad grades some time ago, how紧急 required. On some of the rare property above town in climbing a volcanic step of hurley, new rite, which is nearly on think and tall as a worm grope on most lands. Large excavations from the interior tower to the pan-cast are continually passing Richfield station. Mostly all the loos along both sides of the pumish avenue are sold, and many of the purchasers will make improvements then fall. Race. PLACENTIA HAPPENINGS Literary Society School Minute—Mannerm Commission Minutes. From our Regular Correspondent. EDITOR Gazette. "On Friday evening, the fifth inst., the Placontia Literary Society will close with a drama, "Woning Under Difficulties." Admission free. All are invited. Wesley Alms had the misfortune last week of breaking his left arm by attempting to ride an entrained, unbroken, bucking bicycle. He will have nothing more to do with the animal till he learns to ride. The annual school election was held last Saturday. Several persons were voted for, but Peter Hansen was re-elected for the three-year term and Theo. Staley was re-elected for the two-year term. Their past official record has thus been indolored. The school council has been completed. There are 50 boys and 51 girls between 5 and 17 years; total, 101; 24 under 5 years. Eight births, 4 boys and 4 girls, in the district during the year. The district will continue to draw money for two teachers. Samuel C. McCurly of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been visiting Placontia. Although he has seen a good deal of California during the last eight months, he was emplastic in declaring this part of the State the best he had seen. He goes East this week with pleasant remembrances of Anaheim and vicinity. Miss Lon Wright of Pandana is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gilman. She has been suffering with a severe cold contracted in Pamden several weeks ago, but under the influence of our superior climate she is improving. There is a strong and growing prejudice against Eastern commission men who find the desire to hold on to the money of the consiglier stronger than their honest inclinations. It would pay to employ some one here to go East and receive our goods, note its condition, attend to the sale and make the remittances. We hear on every hand of those who shipped nuts, raisins, oranges, etc., being swindled. Look out for Eastern commission men. Irrigation is in full blast. Now is the time people want water. So far the supply has been equal to the demand. Alfalfa fields, orange orchards, etc., are now getting railroad grades some time ago, how紧急 required. On some of the rare property above town in climbing a volcanic step of hurley, new rite, which is nearly on think and tall as a worm grope on most lands. Large excavations from the interior tower to the pan-cast are continually passing Richfield station. Mostly all the loos along both sides of the pumish avenue are sold, and many of the purchasers will make improvements then fall. Race. PLACENTIA HAPPENINGS Literary Society School Minute—Mannerm Commission Minutes. From our Regular Correspondent. EDITOR Gazette. "On Friday evening, the fifth inst., the Placontia Literary Society will close with a drama, "Woning Under Difficulties." Admission free. As yet no bad hands have put in an appointment. "Sophia C. Kell has sold to Samuel S. Paderman lot 12,and part of lot 11,bill H.subtitition of Vineyard D $2,Anaheim,$for $4,000." The total number of common schoolchildren in this school district, as returned by Council Marshal Smythes,$in 400,$an immeasurement$d$d duringtheyear." The ballet duringtheGrand Army Reinforcement there in August." Inthe window of Joseph Holman's store is exhibited a specimen of costume in bloom.The plant contains two lovely blossoms that attract much attention." Quarterly meeting and communion services will be held atthe German M.K.C Church on Sunday next.Preaching will begin at10:45 o'clock.Smern bythe presiding elder,Rew.G.O.J.SchultzofLosAngeles." A family ofthe name ofHeim have lately become residents ofOrange.Mother and daughter are named respectively Hannah Heim and Johanna Heim,and a younger member ofthe family come nearthe titleofour townwiththe musicalnameofAnna Heim." The petitions ofresidents ofPairview School Districttobe annexedtoAnalheim School Districtandbecomea wardofthe latter,has metwiththeapprovaloftheCountySchoolSuperintendentandnowawaitestheactionoftheBoardofSupervisors." Alfred Robinson has fileda complaintinthe Superior CourtofSan FranciscoagainsttheStaircaseRanchouseCompany.Charles A.Graw andMess Hopkins.The suitis broughtforthe purposeofsettlingandterminatingattrustmadetotheplaintiffofcertainlandsneartwentyyearsagn." WhileatworkonthenewschoolhouseatCentraltaonMondayafternoon,someofthecarpentershad'a narrowescapefrominjurybythegivingwayofascuffoldingupwhichtheywearingstandings.Themenwithdifficultychambereduptheroofthebuildingintimetosave themselvesfromafallofsomethirtytwofeet." TheFirst National Banklastweek The image contains a page from a historical newspaper with columns of text in English. The headings and subheadings are clearly visible, indicating sections such as "PERSONAL MENTION," "BUSINESS BRIEFES," and "NATIONAL ENCAMMENT." The content includes detailed descriptions of events, people, and organizations, likely related to the history of California. Here is the transcription of the text: **NATIONAL ENCAMMENT G. A. R.** Splendid Opportunity of Advertising California's Measures. We have received the circular of the California State Board of Trade in reference to the display to be made at the National Enamment at Columbus, O. It has been advisable by the Department of California, G. A. R., with the assistance and under the auspices of the California State Board of Trade, to make a grand exhibit represent the whole State at the encampment. A committee has been appointed to carry to a successful termination the collection, arranging and placing on exhibition at Columbus, an exhibit of the products of California that will be an instructive object lesson to their Eastern comrades and the thousands of visitors attending the encampment. It is suggested that samples of products be collected and forwarded to the State Board of Trade at San Francisco. The following are asked for: Small fruits, in their season, put up in glass jars; specimens of all the grasses at perfection dried so as to retain their beauty; sheaves of wheat, oats, barley, each in its succession; grain in glass holders; seeds of all kinds, in glass; fruits of all kinds and varieties; in glass and boxes with glass tops; specimens of minerals, polished lumber, etc.; specimens of all kinds of manufactured articles; pictures representing orchards, vineyards, farms, etc. Fresh fruits to be forwarded in time to reach Columbus at the opening of the exhibition, and daily during the session of the national encampment. Transportation charges will be settled without expense to the contributor. It is estimated that the number of visitors to the encampment will reach 100,000. Exhibits will subsequently be taken to the Centennial Exposition of the Middle States at Cincinnati, which opens after the close of the encampment. Anahima tirape Malmorn. The directory of the grape growers and winemakers of California, compiled by the Secretary of the Board of State Visitorical Commissioners, is at hand. The following grape growers, residents of Anahima and vicinity, are given: John Alabama, Bookingham & Balch, T. Boego, R. J. Blas, A. Bitner, Wm. M. Bailey, Henry Bardell, F. Blockman, B. H. Baumer, Browning Bros., Mr. Ramsey Belieff, Pete Bash. Alfred Robinson has died a complaint in the Superior Court of San Francisco against the Staircase Ranch Company, Charles A. Graw and Moses Hopkins. The suit is brought for the purpose of settling and terminating a treat made to the plaintiff of certain lands near here twenty years ago. While at work on the new schoolhouse at Centralia on Monday afternoon, some of the carpenters had a narrow escape from injury by the giving way of a scaffolding upon which they were standing. The men with difficulty chambered upon the roof of the building in time to save themselves from a fall of some thirty two feet. The First National Bank last week levied an attachment on E. J. Baldwin's Santa Anita Ranch for $25,000, money loaned to Baldwin and now long overdue. The Sheriff took possession of the ranch stables, where the fine animals are kept, and other things on the premises. Baldwin has been telephoned of the circumstances and is expected to settle. At the election last Saturday for School Trustee Mr. Goldthwaite received twelve votes and was declared elected. This was the total number polled. Mr. Goldthwaite takes the place male vacant by the retirement of Plea James, who was appointed by the County School Superintendent to fill the unexpired term of D. W. C. Cowan when the latter gentleman designed about a year ago. Low Johnson's Ministrels will be at Kruger's Hall to night. The company is very favorably spoken as a minstrel organization. The Cincinnati-Enquirer has this to say of the company: "Low Johnson's B. B. B. Ministrel opened last night to standing room only. Every seat being sold before the doors were opened, and gave general admission." The company will appear again to night and will produce an entire change of programs." The preliminary plan of the Catholic school is now here for the inspection of Raw Father Stotters and when all specifications are complete a form of man will be put at work upon the building, which it is expected will be completed by August in time for commencing school in September. The building will be about 75x50 feet, two stories in height, and cost $12,000. It will be handsome in appearance and become quite an acquisition to the town. Misses Louis Schneider and Minnie Zeyn visited Los Angeles on Saturday and Sunday. J. Kellerman of the Oil Wella, near Carlton was in town Saturday. He reports a large flow of oil now. Frank Olmedal of Los Anegels was in town Friday, and attended the hop in the avenue. G. A. Stewart of Lordsbury will assume the management of the Westminster hotel. He will also control a boarding house at the Landing this summer. Prudencio Yorba and Miss Sorida Yorba departed on Saturday for a tour of the northern part of the States. They go to San Francisco first and visit other interesting points. Robert Eccles, the Westminster park-packer, was in town last week. Mr. Eccles is one of the largest park-packers in the State and his waters have achieved a large reputation for their excellence. WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS Alfred Robinson has died a complaint in the Superior Court of San Francisco against the Staircase Ranch Company, Charles A. Graw and Moses Hopkins. The suit is brought for the purpose of settling and terminating a treat made to the plaintiff of certain lands near here twenty years ago. While at work on the new schoolhouse at Centralia on Monday afternoon, some of the carpenters had a narrow escape from injury by the giving way of a scaffolding upon which they were standing. The men with difficulty chambered upon the roof of the building in time to save themselves from a fall of some thirty two feet. The First National Bank last week levied an attachment on E. J. Baldwin's Santa Anita Ranch for $25,000, money loaned to Baldwin and now long overdue. The Sheriff took possession of the ranch stables, where the fine animals are kept, and other things on the premises. Baldwin has been telephoned of the circumstances and is expected to settle. At the election last Saturday for School Trustee Mr. Goldthwaite received twelve votes and was declared elected. Mr. Pierce asked for a leave of absence for two months, which was granted; vided he obtained a satisfactory substitute. The appointment of city attorney was forced until next meeting. The ordinances fixing time and place holding regular meetings of the Board postponed until today. Adjourned to afternoon at 2 o'clock. KHZ—In Anaheim, June 6th, to the wife of A. T., twins now. Church Announcements. 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He then calmly gave regarding his affaits, and within hours from the first symptoms of age, but having been a temporary working man all his life it was would be long spared to his stalk in connection that one of his married at Garden Grove on preceding his death, and his Mrs. J. P. Isbell of Los Nietos, to a child a few hours after the father, and before she was no aid and occurrence. Mr. Hill has sold his home place, albeit J. W. Lundell for $28,000. Mr. Shackle, and will herbert reiterate Mr. Hill has parted with property, but has reached that also when the cares of such a place crumbles, and he retires to enjoy the latter that he has well carned. He attestable wife and family will be used by their Centralia neighbors. We bid him a hearty welcome distress. Writing of matters "personal," I take approaching departure Mrs. and her churning daughter Mrs. Butler, who have been reselling time with her son-in-law, Mr. Lanceg, Hughes elegant new house at Park, Los Angeles, is nearly occupancy, a fact which, while it is granifying to the lales man decidedly a cause for request to them they are about to leave. It has the nearest and most unique site in California, for a fach. It is completed. It will cost $4,500 in farm, and is built from highly durable prepared by John C. Palmer, who serves at a model for many years in the future. The school Landell, Potter and Bawen, are due at the originating the idea of giving him a school building in keeping country about it. Arrangements of Countralls look remarkably, and the fruit tree give great abundance. There are few vinehouses which look as well as those Putter and Landell, and the Mr. Putter's place are handling in weight of fruit. This is truly a reason and plenty. 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Part of our stock is imported direct from Eastern factories. We are able to sell cheaper than any other house in Southern California. Call and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. We take pleasure in showing our goods, whether you buy or not. RIMPAU BROS. FAIRVIEW STORE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! I take pleasure in announcing that I am prepared to meet the wants of the public with an assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I sell every article on its merits. Call and see for yourself, at my STORE ON BROADWAY. One-half mile west Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, near Fairview St. prepared to meet the wants of the public with an assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I sell every article on its merits. Call and see for yourself, at my STORE ON BROADWAY. One-half mile west Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, near Fairview St. M. H. CHEESEMAN. S. W: Luitweiler's Branch Implement House and Carriage Repository. LUDLOW & ANDERSON, MANAGERS. Fine Carriages, Survies and Buggies; Also Champion Mowers, Studebaker Wagons, etc. All Goods at Los Angeles Prices. Corner 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. The San Francisco Weekly Bulletin is a handmade column magazine paper, issued every Wednesday morning, and in the largest-and best weekly newspaper published in the west. Its political news is popular and reliable, and will be special features during the presidential campaign. It contains all the telegraphic names of the wives, groomed from every quarter of the globe, besides a vast amount of the best selected and original general literature. It furnishes the latest and most valuable financial information and market trends. Analheim Pharmacy will continue to win its reputation as a responsible and trustworthy pharmacy under the management of Hank, who is a graduate of pharmacy Michigan University since 1869; also as Doctor of Medicine from same and post graduate of Bush Medical at mall31 in Winsing stamping demo or materials like and fancy work call on Mrs. B. H. Broadway, second house east of Los Angeles, Los Angeles given in all latest Children's class Saturday afternoon. A. H. Barnell, a missionary in India delivers a telephone illustrated lecture at the Prehistorian Church on any evening as 7:30. Analheim Pharmacy will be installed at Los Angeles prices, mall11 in Gasoline Store and one No. 7 Range & cheap. Inquire at Star Restaurant, street Anaheim. F. Hulman & Drox have a reduction in marriage property. See at mall21 at the Analheim Pharmacy will be installed at Los Angeles prices, mall11 in the time to get your wager in 3. A. Dunnell will do the job himself. Honey in the comb at G. H. Noram has been introduced to John Avon and used to settle their accounts with some at A. L. Lewis & Co.'s Library Anaheim. Lin ponds dry granulated sugar for pounds Cana Rim works for Dr. S. O. Murray. Yury & Ranchenly have some unauthorized coins for sale. A shade of lime, in a vigorous and dry condition, for sale by R. Landke. A name to rent, with water stock, born good well. Hatton Dunn. And get samples of Schilling's Woman at G. H. Noram. As the time to get your bargain and be ready for the May Day plc Call on R. A. Dunnell, the painter of Metal and oil $2.25 per can or $2.25 at G. H. Noram. Large quantity of pure brass wound for Apply in A. W. Dunorth, 12 miles of Pleasant Hill. A. G. H. Norton for the finest La algna. Full foot of peel's hubs and shoes at G. H. Noram. New fresh history in the comb at Walnut Anaheim and a choice amount at Wallingford. A large quantity of lime and lime required at Wallingford. For sale in Ladrona价. 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The San Francisco Weekly Bulletin is the leading evening point of the Pacific Count, and its annual publication, reliability and enterprise has gained for it a well-demanded and extensive popularity. The Atlas is the latest edition of Rand & McClelland's Standard Atlas of the World. It is a large and handsomely bound book, with the best editorial images and probably illuminated with fine engravings. It is printed on heavy book paper, and as a book of reference and geographical knowledge impossible to every humanoid. Miller of the above papers with the title will be most pertinent as a premium with this paper, no receipt of the following subscription price for the continuation: 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 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A meeting of the Directors, held on the 7th day of April, 1869, at an unspecified time (No date provided). The meeting of the members of the Company was held on the 12th day of March, 1869, so many members of each parcel of stock may be consummate will be paid as stipulation of the company on the 25th day of May, 1869, at 2 o'clock p.m., if paid day by pay diligence agreement together with notice of admission and expense of sale. A. GOLDTWAIN ATTE, Bernarday Anaheim Company, office with Flint & Littleton Center street Anaheim, Cal. Agarama Col., April 86, 1869. The above note is presented until Saturday, June 8, 1869. A. GOLDTWAIN ATTE, Bernarday Anaheim Improvements Company, office with Flint & Littleton Center street Anaheim, Cal. This notice is being timely postponed by Saturday, June 9, 1869, at the same hour and place. A. GOLDTWAIN ATTE, Bernarday Anaheim Company, office with Flint & Littleton Center street Anaheim, Cal. BERMUDA GRASS SEED, New Crop Choice Quality. PRICE ON A LOCATION. California for this remaining full and complete description of Vegetable, Flower and Tree SEEDS. Free on application. TRUMBELL & HEERE Institution and Management, all still business about New Plants.