anaheim-gazette 1888-06-21

PICNICKING AT THE BEACH Excursion to San Juan by the Sea. Ancient Church at Capistrano - Picurque Route - Fifty Miles an Hour - An Enjoyable Time Noten. Twelve coachloads of excursionists passed Sandy at San Juan by the sea. Two hundred Anaheimers waited expectantly at the Orange-street depot for the coming of the train which would give them the novel ride. Old-timers talked of days when they traveled through the San Juan valley and joined on over the dusty hills to San Diego. In those days thousands of cattle roamed everywhere, and the trip beside being one of extreme discomfort, was attended with anger such as the old timer loves to devil upon. On one hand could be heard stories of dangers encountered with maddened longhorned alces, and on the other of empty canteens and parched lips and the deceptive mirage on the broad and sunburnt valleys. Some of the excursionists had not been in the San Juan valley in twenty years and looked forward to the trip, with particular zeal. Many were well provided with lunch baskets and all were the happiest of expressions. Leaving here at 8:45, the train soon reached Orange and halted half an hour to await the San Bernardino excursionists. At 9:30 the train started for the seashore, halting at the various stations to pick up passengers and arriving at the beach shortly after 11. At Capistrano a half hour was given 12 airtimes. Everybody required to the old Mission church, which was soon surrounded by such a crowd of people as has solden been seen within the premises of the edifice. Adventures youths climbed upon the top of broken walls and saffron is touristed carved initials in the rapidly decaying stone. The old church, not exactly beautiful in its decoration, is nevertheless an object of much interest to visitors at Capistrano. The imposing archways and columns seemed to frown down upon the multitude. Could the ancient palace pass forth from their confined clay and listen to the murky laugh and joy of sightseers, to the moan of the trunk in the very sample of their power, and see the mysteries as any one, but his pleasure was marred by the loss of a gold cuff button, which he had had for many years. General Agent McElvaine and Trammerer J. H. Lewis of the California Central were uniting in their efforts to see that all were entertained. At Capistrano the proper thing was to pay respects to M. Mendelso, the popular proprietor of the hotel. COMPANY O'S SURPRISE Presented With a Large Silk Flag by the Ladies. The Tyrolaers were presented with a large and handsome silk flag on Tuesday evening at the residence of A. Goldthwaite, the donors being members of the Ladies' Social Circle and Leap Year Club. It had been whispered for some time that the company had a surprise in store for them at the hands of the ladies, but few imagined what the outcome would be as they marched at a little after 8 o'clock to the residence of Mr. Goldthwaite, where the company had been invited to join in a lawn social. Arriving upon the scene, the company was put through the various manuvers and manual of arms. Trees were plentifully hung with Japanese lanterns, giving a very pretty effect. A large concourse of ladies and gentlemen had gathered to witness the presentation. After the company had been ordered to parade rest, Mrs. Lewis addressed the soldiers, and in a capital speech donated them an elegant silk flag on behalf of the ladies of the Leap Year Club and Social Circle. Immediately after the presentation the ladies sang "The Star-Spangled Banner," and then Captain Wood in indictious remarks accepted the flag for the company. Three cheers were then given for the ladies. To add to the astonishment of all, it was announced the surprise was not yet complete, and that refreshments awaited those present in the summer house hard by. Due respect was paid to the collation and then the company was formed again and Dr. Carhart called upon to respond to "The Stars and Stripes." The Doctor responded in usual pleasant manner. Captain Wood and Lieutenants Gale and Lewis spoke briefly, returning thanks for the beautiful present. Corporal Brown responded to "The Ladies in his happy vein; and Sergeant Pellegrin proved what an admirable extemporaneous speaker he is." Cheers were given again for the gentle donors, and the amiable host and hostess. Mr. Goldthwaite was numbled at being called upon for a speech, but responsied in a truly silver-tongued effort. The company were drilled again, and shortly marched homeward, every one singing "Rally Round the Flag." 4rd of Thanks. In The Members of the Ladies' Social Circle NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Some of the Happenings of the Week. EDITOR GAZETTE.- If I were to give all the "Fragments" I pick up, year would have to issue an extranumber word. Among the new arrivals in our town be noted that of Dr. Potter of New York who has decided to locate here. The D is a man of a good many years' experience his profession. Mr. Chadbourne was in town early week and has decided to build at once stylish and convenient cottages. The named gentleman has already built one stage, besides being on one opera-house, bank and store block delighted with the prospects of our town. School commenced last Monday, Prof Clark being the teacher. School is held in L. Browning's building, he fasting it for that purpose free of charge. Captain Geyer is having a house built his land east of town and will shortly be a barn. In the purchase of Wm. Wolf'a ranch Goldthwaite got a magnificent piece oferty and has started in to improve it will has been bored 127 feet deep nearly 80 feet of water in it and a 5,000 ton water tank California windmill and story tankhouse will be erected as soon possible. Simon Smith is doing the work his well known neat and substantial house. Mr. Calvin, a nephew of Goldthwaite, will soon arrive with his son and will have the superintendent's ranch. A little bird whispers that possible that the owner himself will buy nine houses and reside there some day. Lerton rejoices at the incoming of such Mr. Williams, our well known rank who lives just west of town, has secured fine, rich piece of land in the purchase of Oppenheimer twenty acres on the Contract. Price: $4,000. Last Saturday Colf F.T. Perris, chieves engineer of the California Central Railway passed through here on a special to visit the roadside. At last I am able to inform your real that the last grading on the railroad finished on Tuesday. church, which was soon surrounded by such a crowd of people as has solden been seen within the precincts of the edifice. Adventures youths climbed upon the top of broken walls and saxiginos tourists carried initials in the rapidly decaying stone. The old church, not exactly beautiful in its deepep, is nevertheless an object of much interest to visitors at Capstrano. The imposing archways and columns seemed to frown down upon the multitude. Could the ancient palaces come forth from their enclosed clay and listen to the merry laugh and glee of sighers, to the noise of the hand in the very temple of their power and see the mysteries awe that seemed to layer over all, they would not doubt have thought the world degenerating quite as rapidly as the church was grumbling to day. Some parts of the edifice are still in preservation. The winnowed mire, where lumps of holy water were free to those who came, the crumbling auditorium where the faithful breathed the incense of sweet and sacred spices, the hollow still in their archway hung, the stately altar place and chancel tail, where ancient palettes softly sang the甘yam, still resisted the elements and carry one back intuitively a hundred years. Beside the altar a space is shown in the solid floor, which to the unmitten mind seems once to have been the rocaille of a collin, or perchance it marks the grave where a palre sleep. This inclusion in the massive floor, the sacrilegious say, communicated with an underground passage that led to an exit in the mountain far away, and was held as a place of refuge for the priests should an uprising occur among the Indians. But it is certain that the good old pedro never had recourse to methods such as these, and certain it is that what the grave is for or by whom constructed is still a matter of secretation. The old church way shaken down by an earthquake December 8, 1812. The day was Sunday and the hour when the church was filled with kneeling worshipers. Thirty-nine Indians were killed. The schliffe was built in the form of a Greek cross, with a dome over the transept. The front wall and the dome were demolished and only the north wing of the building is left standing. The Indians subsequently attempted to rebuild the selites, but desisted after completing the east wall. In 1833, when the Mexican Government conquered the missions the door of Capstrano was sealed. It was founded in 1756 and was one of the richest and most pretentious of all the missions in California. Six years after the earthquake Capstrano was seized by pirates. Only a half hour was spent at the decaying structure, which seemed all too short when the whistle warned the excursionists to resume their journey. At this station. When the excursionists arrived at San Juan by the Sea everything was given up to enjoyment. A precipitation descent was made upon the lunch counters by those who were indispert enough to neglect taking vehicles with them. Many impaired court bailings and promanacing on the beach. In the afternoon the pavilion was crowded with dancers, who tripped the light fantastic until leaving time. The principal engagement, however, was had by those who carried lunch baskets with them. Anaheim lunch church, which was soon surrounded by such a crowd of people as has solden been seen within the precincts of the edifice. Adventures youths climbed upon the top of broken walls and saxiginos tourists cared initials in the rapidly decaying stone. The old church, not exactly beautiful in its deepep, is nevertheless an object of much interest to visitors at Capstrano. The imposing archways and columns seemed to frown down upon the multitude. Could the ancient palres come forth from their enclosed clay and listen to the merry laugh and glee of sighers, to the noise of the hand in the very temple of their power and see the mystories awe that seemed to layer over all, they would not doubt have thought the world degenerating quite as rapidly as the church was grumbling to day. Some parts of the edifice are still in preservation. The winnowed mire, where lumps of holy water were free to those who came, the crumbling auditorium where the faithful breathed the incense of sweet and sacred spices, the hollow still in their archway hung, the stately altar place and chancel tail, where ancient palresses softly sang the甘yam, still resisted the elements and carry one back intuitively a hundred years. Beside the altar a space is shown in the solid floor, which to the unmitten mind seems once to have been the rocaille of a collin, or perchance it marks the grave where a palre sleep. This inclusion in the massive floor, the sacrilegious say, communicated with an underground passage that led to an exit in the mountain far away, and was held as a place of refuge for the priests should an uprising occur among the Indians. But it is certain that the good old pedro never had recourse to methods such as these, and certain it is that what the grave is for or by whom constructed is still a matter of secretation. The old church way shaken down by an earthquake December 8, 1812. The day was Sunday and the hour when the church was filled with kneeling worshipers. Thirty-nine Indians were killed. The schliffe was built in the form of a Greek cross, with a dome over the transept. The front wall and the dome were demolished and only the north wing of the building is left standing. The Indians subsequently attempted to rebuild the selites, but desisted after completing the east wall. In 1833, when the Mexican Government conquered the missions the door of Capstrano was sealed. It was founded in 1756 and was one of the richest and most pretentious of all the missions in California. Six years after the earthquake Capstrano was seched by pirates. Only a half hour was spent at the decaying structure, which seemed all too short when the whistle warned the excursionists to resume their journey. At this station. When the excursionists arrived at San Juan by the Sea everything was given up to enjoyment. A precipitation descent was made upon the lunch counters by those who were indispert enough to neglect taking vehicles with them. Many impaired court bailings and promanacing onthe beach. In attertime the pavilion was crowded with dancers, who tripped the light fantastic until leaving time. The principal engagement, however, was had by those who carried lunch baskets with them. Anaheim lunch church, which was soon surrounded by such a crowd of people as has solden been seen within the precincts of the edifice. Adventures youths climbed upon the top of broken walls and saxiginos tourists cared initials in the rapidly decaying stone. The old church, not exactly beautiful in its deepep, is nevertheless an object of much interest to visitors at Capstrano. The imposing archways and columns seemed to frown down uponthe multitude. Couldthe amount palres come forth from their enclosed clay and listen tothe merry laugh and gleeof sighers,tothe noiseofthe handintheverytempleofthepowerandseethemystoriesawethatseemedtolayeroveralltheywouldnotdoubthavethoughtheworlddegeneratingquoresrapilyasplentyatthechurchwasgrumblingtocday.Somepartsoftheedificearestillinpreservation.Whetheritcanbefoundinthearchitecturewhereofthefaithfulbreathedtheincenseofsweetand sacredspices,thehollowstillinthearchwayhung,thestatelyaltarplaceandchanceltailwhereresenttheelementsandcarryonebackintuitivelyahundredyears.BesidethealtaraspaceisshowninthesolldefloorwhichtotheuntitledmindsomeoncetohavetherocailleofacollinorperchanceitmarksthegravewhereapalresleepThisinclusioninthemasivefloorthatledtoanexitinthemountainfaraway,andwasheldasplaceofrefugeforthepriestsshouldanuprisingoccuramingtheIndians。但它 certain thatthegoodoldpedroneverhadrecoursetomethodssuchasthese,andcertainitthatwhatthegraveisfororbywhomconstructisdstillmatterofsecretation.TheoldchurchwayshakendownbyanearthquakeDecember8，1812.ThedaywasSundayandthehourwhenthechurchwasfilledwithknockingworshipersThirty-nineIndianswerekilled.TheschliffewasbuiltinformofaGreekcrosswithadoneoverthetransept.Thefrontwallandthedomewerdemolishedandonlythenorthwingofthebuildingisloftstanding.TheIndianssubsequentlyattemptedtorebuildtheselitesbutdesistedaftercompletingtheeastwall.In1833whentheMexicanGovernmentconqueredthemissionsthedoorofCapstranowassealedItwasfoundin1756andwasoneoftherichestandmostpretentiousallthemissionsinCalifornia.Nayearsafterthe地震queCapstranowassealedBypiratesOnlyahalffourhoursspentatthedecayingstructurewhichseemedalltoshortwhenthewhistlewarnedtheexcursioniststoresume theirjourney At this station. WhentheexcursionistsarrivedatSanJuanbytheSeaeverythingwasgivenuptoenjoyment.Aprecipitationdescentwasmadeuponthe午餐countersbythosewhowereindispertentenoughtotneglecttakingvehicleswiththem.Manyimpaired court bailingsandpromanacingonthebeach.Inattertime.thepavilionwascrowdedwithdancerswhotrippedthelightfantasticuntilleavingtime.Theprincipalengagementhowever.washadbythosewhocarriedlunchbaskatswiththem.Annaheimlunchchurchwhichwassooncrowdedbysucha 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$20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.Brown $10; W.Hatelbrink $20; J.R.B When the excursionists arrived at San Juan by the Sea everything was given up to enjoyment. A presuppositional dessert was made upon the lunch counters by those who were indifferent enough to neglect taking meals with them. Many enjoyed gourd balling and pronanading on the beach. In the afternoon the pavilion was crowded with dancers, who tripped the light fantastic until leaving time. The principal engagement, however, was had by those who carried lunch baskets with them. Anaheim lunch baskets are proverbial for their good things and the baskets on Sunday fell not a whist short of the good things expected of them. Cold shaken and turkey, ravishing salads and all the rest were devoured with appetites whetted by the salt sea breaze. Abundant entertainment had been provided by General Agent McElvaine of the California Central and all were loud in their praise of his management of the excursion. COMING HOME The excursion left the seashore at 3 o'clock, and was pulled slowly through the valley on the return trip. At Capistrano a passing glance was given the ancient church, which "time and the enemy" have land such heavy hands upon. Seen the San Joaquin valley was reached, through which the road runs in almost an air line. At Aliso station the engine entered upon a ten-inch tangent. Engineer Dave Poole determined to show the excursionists how rapidly his engine could travel. The throttle valve was thrown open and the iron horse dashed into the tangent. The train sped on at the rate of fifty miles an hour. The road was unusually smooth for one so lately constructed. Some speculation was occasioned as to the rate of speed the engine attained. From the locomotive, however, a look at the lengthy train of cars was enough to decide the question. The rear cars could not be seen. They were enveloped in dust, and clouds of real estate rose high in air and stretched far behind. The connecting rods between the ponderous drive wheels were indulatingishable. A shimmering sheen of burnished steel was all that could be seen where the polished rods described their circuit. Orange Junction was reached in a little over an hour from San Juan. Here the train was broken and the Anaheim excursionists hated good-by to the San Bernardino contingent. The train arrived here shortly before 5 o'clock. NOTES Pen James enjoyed the excursion as much NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. One of the Happenings of the Week. FULLERTON PRAGMENTS. Improvements Grading, terminated shipments of Wine. The Gazette.—If I were to give you "Pragmants" I pick up, your paper have to issue an extramummer weekly, long the new arrivals in our town may feel that of Dr. Potter of New York, is decided to locate here. The Doctor man of a good many years' experience in profession. Chadbourne was in town early this week and has decided to build at once six and convenient cottages. The above gentleman has already built one cottage being the owner of the fine house, bank and store block. He is with the prospect of our town, commenced last Monday, Professor being the teacher. School is being L. Browning's building, he farmbear that purpose free of charge. Bainyer is having a house built on east of town and will shortly erect the purchase of Wm. Wald's ranch, Mr. Walde got a magnificent piece of propulsion has started in to improve it. 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Then the lembar and other freight for Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim, Pomona, Spadra, Ontario and San Bernardino will be carried through on this road; open up a new country and relieve the Los Angeles and San Pedro road. Quite a number of our people availed themselves of a cheap ride on the excursion to San Juan-by-the Sun on last Sunday. P. Hassen and wife, Hugo Wetzel and wife John Wagner and wife, Mrs. Della Paddertz, Arthur Staley and Mimi Myrtle Staley and Gay Tombes were among those who enjoyed this first excursion on the Santa Fe road. The headers are at work taking off the wallfilled heads of grain on the ramach of the Krasner Bros. and J. K. Tuffree's ranch. They will soon be followed up by the threshing machines. Several hay balers are at work timing up the hundreds of tons of hay that has been raised here in excess of the local demand. Mrs. J. R McCallough has gone to Del Mar, San Diego county; to join her husband who is in business at that place. She will be absent for three or four weeks. Her father, Mr. Bishop, will take care of their home in her absence. From letters received from the East we are led to believe that the immigration to Southern Californias this coming fall will be greater than ever before known. Let us receive them kindly; locate as many of them as we can; but not digust them by inducing them to go into speculation and cause them to lose their money. The town-lot craze of last year will do us an injustice for several years; although the excitement was gotten mostly by "tenderfest" themselves. George Hinde and John Wagner have each added a cost of paint to their houses which has improved their appearance greatly. BUENA PARK Items of Interest - Church and Literary Society - Harvest. Editor Gazette.—In our quiet little burg everything is progressing slowly but surely and permanently. Some improvements are going on most all the time. One of the most prominent is an addition to Avery & Everhardy's slaughter-house and a large tank over their artesian well. The tank is seven feet high and yet there is force of water from the well to flow over the top of it. The gap in the railroad at this place is being rapidly closed up and I was informed by the graders this morning that they would complete the job this evening or to-morrow before noon. But the road has missed us. It has gone away off, about 2,000 feet north of us nearly to the old Los Angeles road; Kleinigkeiten. Corn is looking splendidly about Westminster and Garden Grove. Fire hydrants were inspected on Monday and all placed in proper condition. The new California Central depot at Orange; quite a handsome structure; is rapidly sewing completion. J. P. Zeya has been lying quite ill for some days. His many friends are hoping for his speed recovery. Carpenter Nichols had the misfortune to fall from the roof of the Episcopal Church last Saturday; receiving severe injuries. P. Pellegri & Soe are receiving a large stock of pianos and origins and have an elastant Stanaway on route for the opera-house. P. H. Keith & Co. report the following sale: List 12. Anaheim Homestead Trust; to J.W. Keith of Los Angeles; consideration $2,000. Tegraph Operator Bates' special bulletins from the Chicago convention; posted in his office window; were eagerly read by all. Regular Sunday excursions will be run by the California Central from Anaheim and all points on their line to San Juan-by-the-fisca. Orange is to have an old-time Fourth of July celebration. It is time that the plan for our festivities were beginning to take form. The people of Orange are discussing the advisability of turning the newly constructed Hotel Rochester into an institution of learning. A short time ago a fisherman captured a shark at San Mateo Point; several miles below San Juan. A human skull and boot were found in its stomach. Mr. Spoerl, the gunsmith, won $15 in the last drawing of the Louisiana lottery, and Thomas Johnson, a laborer; succeeded in winning $10 in a like manner. Hearing of the petition for sale of realty and probate of will of Louisa Keller was set for yesterday in Judge Gardiner's department of the Superior Court. There will be a picnic at the Landing on the Fourth. One of the attractions will be a match game of ball. Efforts are being made to get the Los Angeles club to play the Westminsters. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Anaheim Bakery; where beat bread; pies and cakes are always on hand. A delivery wagon makes trips throughout the city. BOARD OF TRUSTEES City Business in Anaheim County, Board of City Trends meet in summer yesterday afternoon. Chairman Ey. Reuer and Littleton Minutes of last meeting read out by Ordinance fixing official hounds elected and appointed was accepted S.O. Wood presented the officials of Center street from East to West which on motion was accepted. Ordinance No. 45 fixing marbles at Transmitter; Marshal said Recorder; on motion action was defended full meeting of the board. The Chairman of Committee Improvements reported that he ganged the services of H.C. Cane certain streets and bridges which he reported as next meeting. Bill of K.A. White of $1 50 was to Anaheim Water Company. In this matter of the city primary yearly award will not be made until meeting of the board. S.O. Wood was appointed Supervisor of Streets. Ordinance No. 44 fixing the officers of offices was read for passage and by The Clerk instructed to have named once in the GARETE. The bond of the Clerk who is an Amuseur is fixed in the penal sum $10,000; Marshal和 Tax License Collector,$5,000; wr.$500. The Clerk reported the collection from A.Schneider和$10 from Mr.Man which he was authorized to pay Treasurer. Adjearned. ORDINANCE NO. 4 An ordinance fixing the amount of social bonds of the Clerk; Treasurer; Marshal of the city Anaheim; The Board of Trustees of the city Anaheim district as follows: Section 1.-Before entering upon time of their respective offices,the (who is ex-officio Assemer),the T (who is ex-officio Assemer),the T (who is ex-officio Assemer),of the said city of A shall execute bonds in the following sums: to wit: The said Clerk and an Assemer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10,000; Treasurer in the penal sum $10 everything is progressing slowly but surely and permanently. Some improvements are going on most all the time. One of the most prominent is an addition to Avery & Everhard's alaughter-house and a large tank over their artesian well. The tank is seven feet high and yet there is force of water from the well to flow over the top of it. The gap in the railroad at this place is being rapidly closed up and I was informed by the graders this morning that they would complete the job this evening or to-morrow before noon. But the road has missed us. It has gone away off, about 2,000 feet north of us, nearly to the old Los Angeles road; but then we expect to make up for our distance from the railroad by swindling ye editors out of your hard-earned money advertising our town, but as I have not heard you equal yet I am afraid you have not been stuck deep enough. If you haven't, please call around, for we are just the chaps that can do it; but if Mr. Whitaker gets away with you for a few dollars please don't jump on me about it, for it is all I can do to back up my own meanness. But I suppose we all have erazy spells and say silly things we might not sometimes, but if we get billions by imbibing too much bug juice we must have the bile worked off some way. The Sunday school is very interesting and well attended. There is preaching in the hall every two weeks by Mr. Goodsell of Westminster. The Literary Society is also in a flourishing condition and highly interesting. The Buena Park Softies (the organ of the society) is edited every two weeks by Miss Cox and one of the most interesting features of the society. Crops of all kinds have been excellent. Large quantities of hay have been cut in this vicinity. Hickox Brothers are now baling for Mr. Whitaker. Mr. Strong, on the western border of the town, is now stacking his second cutting of alfalfa hay. Mr. House's store of berries which he set out last spring, is looking splendidly and he expects a good crop next year. In fact everything that has been planted here and properly cared for is doing well. June 19th. Occasionally. RAILROAD BUILDING California Central Line to San Diego Almost completed. Not more than four miles of track remain to be laid to make the connection of the California Central in San Diego county. Bridges have been constructed over San Mateo and San Onofre creeks and the Las Flores river. Forces are working night and day bridging two barrancas, each about ninety feet deep and a hundred-feet wide near San Mateo point. This work will be completed probably in a week, making a through line to San Diego from this point. The fence working from Los Angeles are building the bridge at New river, which will be completed in a few days. About nine miles of track remain to be laid between New river and the point where tracklaying stopped near Buena Park. Grading at the latter place was completed yesterday afternoon. The entire track is now ready to receive iron between here and Los Angeles. The entire line from Los Angeles to San Diego will be finished in about ten days. PERSONAL MENTION. T. E. Hiecky of South Riverside was in town on Tuesday. John Hanna of Los Angeles was in town and Thomas Johnson, a laborer, succeeded in winning $10 in a like manner. Hearing of the petition for sale of reality and probate of will of Louisa Keller was set for yesterday in Judge Gardiner's department of the Superior Court. There will be a picnic at the Landing on the Fourth. One of the attractions will be a match game of ball. Efforts are being made to get the Los Angeles club to play the Westminsters. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Anabeim Bakery, where bread, pies and cakes are always on hand. A delivery wagon makes trips throughout the town and neighboring presents. Sergeant Thomas has been indisposed past few days with a painful cutting of wisdom tooth, in which he was indiscreet enough to take a "cold." He will be able to resume his duties however, in a few days. A large building is in course of erection at the Landing which will be used as a sailor's resort during the summer. Already a large number of our people are perfecting arrangements for their coming sojourn at the seaside. Erasus Hankins shot and killed William Eversan at Florence on Tuesday evening. A quarrel arose over fifty cents and resulted in Eversen striking at Hankins who stepped back, drew his revolver and fired, the ball entering the victim's mouth and killing him instantly. Assessor Smythe is rapidly nearing the end of his labors in preparing the town assessment-roll. This year has required much more work than ever before regarding assessments and when complete the total amount will show a very flattering increase in the prosperity of the city. At the meeting on Saturday evening to form a fire department committees on organization and to solicit membership were appointed. A temporary organization was effected when an adjournment was taken to next Saturday evening when permanent status will be given the fire department. The basket picnic at the Landing on last Thursday was attended by quite a number of people from the surrounding country. The day was passed in boating, swimming, strolling upon the beach, etc. Lunch baskets were opened in the warehouse at noon and ample justice was done to the same. Arrangements are now being perfected for the change in time in the running of various trains on the local branches of the Southern Pacific. It is not known exactly what these changes will be, but it is understood that Anabeam afternoon train will arrive here fifteen minutes earlier than at present. At the seaside hotel Sunday—Prepossessing waitress—"Roast beef, liver and bacon,"招待 of mouton, corn beef hash." Pamished railroader—"Roast mutton." P. W., brings mutton staw. (Antoniised railroader.) Waitress (swettly)—"I said request of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, L. O. O. F., of California, W. B. Lyon, Grand Secretary, and Charles K. Gault, Grand Wardman, will visit the two orders of Old Fellowes in Anaheim on Tuesday evening, June 28th. Neighbour lodges and all visiting members of the order are especially invited to be present. Articles of incorporation of the Chino Valley Railroad have been filed with the Thomas Johnson, a laborer, succeeded in winning $10 in a like manner. Hearing of the petition for sale of reality and probate of will of Louisa Keller was set for yesterday in Judge Gardiner's department of the Superior Court. There will be a picnic at the Landing on the Fourth. One of the attractions will be a match game of ball. Efforts are being made to get the Los Angeles club to play the Westminsters. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Anabeim Bakery, where bread, pies and cakes are always on hand. A delivery wagon makes trips throughout the town and neighboring presents. Sergeant Thomas has been indisposed past few days with a painful cutting of wisdom tooth, in which he was indiscreent enough to take a "cold." He will be able to resume his duties however, in a few days. A large building is in course of erection at the Landing which will be used as a sailor's resort during the summer. Already a large number of our people are perfecting arrangements for their coming sojourn at the seaside. Erasus Hankins shot and killed William Eversan at Florence on Tuesday evening. A quarrel arose over fifty cents and resulted in Eversen striking at Hankins who stepped back, drew his revolver and fired, the ball entering the victim's mouth and killing him instantly. Assessor Smythe is rapidly nearing the end of his labors in preparing the town assessment-roll. This year has required much more work than ever before regarding assessments and when complete the total amount will show a very flattering increase in the prosperity of the city. At the meeting on Saturday evening to form a fire department committees on organization and to solicit membership were appointed. A temporary organization was effected when an adjournment was taken to next Saturday evening when permanent status will be given the fire department. The basket picnic at the Landing on last Thursday was attended by quite a number of people from the surrounding country. The day was passed in boating, swimming, strolling upon the beach, etc. Lunch baskets were opened in the warehouse at noon and ample justice was done to the same. Arrangements are now being perfected for the change in time in the running of various trains on the local branches of the Southern Pacific. It is not known exactly what these changes will be, but it is understated that Anabeam afternoon train will arrive here fifteen minutes earlier than at present. At the seaside hotel Sunday—Prepossessing waitress—"Roast beef, liver and bacon,"招待 of mouton, corn beef hash." Pamished railroader—"Roast mutton." P. W., brings mutton staw. (Antoniised railroader.) Waitress (swettly)—"I said request of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, L. O. O. F., of California, W. B. Lyon, Grand Secretary, and Charles K. Gault, Grand Wardman, will visit the two orders of Old Fellowes in Anaheim on Tuesday evening, June 28th. Neighbour lodges and all visiting members of the order are especially invited to be present. Articles of incorporation of the Chino Valley Railroad have been filed with the Thomas Johnson, a laborer, succeeded in winning $10 in a like manner. Hearing of the petition for sale of reality and probate of will of Louisa Keller was set for yesterday in Judge Gardiner's department of the Superior Court. There will be a picnic at the Landing on the Fourth. One of the attractions will be a match game of ball. Efforts are being made to get the Los Angeles club to play the Westminsters. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Anabeim Bakery, where bread, pies and cakes are always on hand. A delivery wagon makes trips throughout the town and neighboring presents. Sergeant Thomas has been indisposed past few days with a painful cutting of wisdom tooth, in which he was indiscreent enough to take a "cold." He will be able to resume his duties however, in a few days. A large building is in course of erection at the Landing which will be used as a sailor's resort during the summer. Already a large number of our people are perfecting arrangements for their coming sojourn at the seaside. Erasus Hankins shot and killed William Eversan at Florence on Tuesday evening. A quarrel arose over fifty cents and resulted in Eversen striking at Hankins who stepped back, drew his revolver and fired, the ball entering the victim's mouth and killing him instantly. Assessor Smythe is rapidly nearing the end of his labors in preparing the town assessment-roll. This year has required much more work than ever before regarding assessments and when complete the total amount will show a very flattering increase in the prosperity of the city. At the meeting on Saturday evening to form a fire department committees on organization and to solicit membership were appointed. A temporary organization was effected when an adjournment was taken to next Saturday evening when permanent status will be given the fire department. The basket picnic at the Landing on last Thursday was attended by quite a number of people from the surrounding country. The day was passed in boating, swimming, strolling upon the beach, etc. Lunch baskets were opened in the warehouse at noon and ample justice was done to the same. Arrangements are now being perfected for the change in time in the running of various trains on the local branches of the Southern Pacific. It is not known exactly what these changes will be, but it is understated that Anabeam afternoon train will arrive here fifteen minutes earlier than at present. At the seaside hotel Sunday—Prepossessing waitress—"Roast beef, liver and bacon,"招待 of mouton, corn beef hash." Pamished railroader—"Roast mutton." P. W., brings mutton staw. (Antoniised railroader.) Waitress (swettly)—"I said request of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, L. O. O. F., of California, W. B. Lyon, Grand Secretary, and Charles K. Gault, Grand Wardman, will visit the two orders of Old Fellowes in Anaheim on Tuesday evening, June 28th. Neighbour lodges and all visiting members of the order are especially invited to be present. Articles of incorporation of the Chino Valley Railroad have been filed with the Thomas Johnson, a laborer, succeeded in winning $10 in a like manner. Hearing of the petition for sale of reality and probate of will of Louisa Keller was set for yesterday in Judge Gardiner's department of the Superior Court. There will be a picnic at the Landing on the Fourth. One of the attractions will be a match game of ball. Efforts are being made to get the Los Angeles club to play the Westminsters. Attention is called to the advertisement of the Anabeim Bakery, where bread, pies and cakes are always on hand. A delivery wagon makes trips throughout the town and neighboring presents. Sergeant Thomas has been indisposed past few days with a painful cutting of wisdom tooth, in which he was indiscreent enough to take a "cold." He will be able to resume his duties however, in a few days. A large building is in course of erection at the Landing which will be used as a sailor's resort during the summer. Already a large number of our people are perfecting arrangements for their coming sojourn at the seaside. Erasus Hankins shot and killed William Eversan at Florence on Tuesday evening. A quarrel arose over fifty cents and resulted in Eversen striking at Hankins who stepped back, drew his revolver and fired, the ball entering the victim's mouth and killing him instantly. Assessor Smythe is rapidly nearing the end of his labors in preparing the town assessment-roll. This year has required much more work than ever before regarding assessments and when complete the total amount will show a very flattering increase in the prosperity of the city. At the meeting on Saturday evening to form a fire department committees on organization and to solicit membership were appointed. A temporary organization was effected when an adjournment was taken to next Saturday evening when permanent status will be given the fire department. The basket picnic at the Landing on last Thursday was attended by quite a number of people fromthe surrounding country.The day was passedinboating,swimming,takinguponthebeachetc.Lunchbasketswereopenedinthewarehousesatnoonandamplejusticewasdonetothe same.AlargebuildingisincourseoferectionattheLandingsoftheSouthRiversideatlownatownthedayafterthemewithpreparationforthechangeintimeinrunningofvarioustraintsonthelocalbranchesoftheSouthernPacificItisnotknownexactlywhatthesechangeswillbebutitisunderstatedtheAnabeimafarmathousewillarrivehereiftheobjectstoresidedfromthewestlineoftheOttoDasa land.A.M.Dermott,S.J.N.C.O.S.E.R.I.W.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K.H.B.H.K. 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M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARDOFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST PresidentatetheBoardofTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. M.DERMOTTEPRESIDENTATHEBOARD OFTRUST Presidentatethe BoardOfTrust I hereby certify thattheforeignnatureistrueandtheprovisionismareherebyrepealed. 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Browning, $20; Cow, $20; O. Rust, $20; Fish 10; H. Moer, $15; J. P. Zeyn, $20; Schultz, $30; H. Kroeger, $40. Most inhabitants of Placenta put their liberal amounts with the undertenance of their contributions were considered the opening of the avenue as far Placenta avenue and as that was implying to the objections raised by two property owners, they, of the first part, as the lawyers may, were not called upon. Downowners of lots in Fullerton instated to give in valuation of same measure. Porter will at once commence the too of a bridge over the Braa canyon north of town, an order to that effect be passed by the Supervisors. I so that a bridge will be put in on the last runs from the old well, DUM VIVIAM, VIVAMUS. PERSONAL MENTION. T. E. Hiekey of South Riverside was in town on Tuesday. John Hanna of Los Angeles was in town the latter part of last week. Henry Bremerman returned on Tuesday evening from his visit to San Francisco. Mrs. H. L. Paty and her daughter Miss Katie left on Monday for a visit to San Diego. C. L. Ennia has been appointed by the Supervisors a member of the County Board of Education. P. W. Sanborn, C. F. Smith, A. B. Caldwell and B. G. Balcom of Orange were in town on Saturday. Wm. J. Ree of South Riverside arrived in town yesterday afternoon, and will leave this morning's train for Los Angeles. Miss Anna E. Evans of San Francisco, Grand Recorder of the Order of Chosen Friends, was in town last week looking after the interests of the order. "Dick" Egan, F. T. Parris, B. H. Fisher and J. E. McNeil of the California Central were in town on Saturday. They went out to the end of track and returned south on their special train in the evening. Judge Bowles K. Taney was in town on Sunday. The Judge is an aspirant for the Democratic nomination as Sheriff, and believing that if the office is worth having, it is worth going after, he is around early in the fight. Crop Promptus. Orange Tribune. A few days ago the reporter of the Tribune learned from Wm. G. McPhammon, State and county summer for the Orange district and township, the following items about fruit and cropprompts in said territory: Peaches look fine, apples fair to good, grapes short, potatoes fair but few growing tomatoes fine looking, but few planted beans well good, strawberries did well on first crop and the prompts for the amount is good, blackberry looks well, English walnuts promise a good crop, oranges and lemons have an unusually good prospect. Corn Sine, barley, oats and alfalfa hay never better Of Harms at Harker's. The host harms for the money in this county. Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P. w brings mutton stew. (Astromised railroader.) Waitrman (sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, L.O. O.F., of California, W.B. Lyon, Grand Secretary, and Charles K.Gault, Grand Warden, will visit the two orders of Old Pallows in Anaheim on Tuesday evening, June 26th. Neighboring lodges and all visiting members of the order are especially invited to be present. Articles of incorporation of the Chino Valley Railroad have been filed with the County Clerk of Saa Bernardino. Capital stock,$200,000, of which Richard Gird is almost the entire potassium. The object is to run a railroad and telegraph line from Ontario to the ocean, through this county. The estimated length of the road is forty miles. Coroner Meredith is making a vigorous fight for the Sheriff's office. He is laying wires for the Republiean nomination. Judge Barret is also after the office and will present his claims to the Democratic convention. W.S.Walkers would like to serve his county in the capacity of County Clerk and to that end will present his name to the consideration of the Democratic convention. The schools closed on Friday last week. Vacation will probably last until the middle of September. The pupils in Mr. Enni' room presented him with a silver nut-cracker and nut-pick and an elegantly bound volumina, entitled "The Crown Book of the Beautiful, the Wonderful and the Wise." Mr.Clark received a gold-lined goblet and inkstand.Mrs.Manda' and Mrs.Cleothier were remembered by their pupils and presented with handmade momentoes. Magnolia Council, No.94, Order Chosen Friends, selected the following officers on Saturday evening to serve for the ensuing six months: Past Councillor They; Rimpan; Councillor W.M.McFadden; Vice Councillor A.E.White; Pralaile Mrs.Wm.McFadden; Secretary E.A.White; Trumurzer,A.L.Lewis; Marshal John L.Schamacher; Warden,C.Hillar; Guard,G.Davis; Sentry,Peter Hanne; Trustees—Then,Rimpan,A.E.White; Wm.Higgins Medical Examiner,Dr.Hardin. Weatha.Pangue's Express. The following packages remain uncalled at the office of Wells,Fargo & Co.:R.Krebs,Pullerton Land Company,A.Shimart,A.Hebner,Miss L.Lyman.J.Mehavich,S.H.Brown,S.Arrange. Buy a $25 Set Of Harms at Harker's.The host harms for the money in this county. Bacon,ranger of mutton,corn beef hash,"Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P.W.bring mutton stew.(Astromised railroader.) Waitrman(sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge,L.O.O.F.,of California,W.B.Lyon, Grand Secretary,and Charles K.Gault, Grand Wardenwill visit the two orders of Old Pallows in Anaheim on Tuesday eveningJune 26th.Neighboring lodges and all visiting members of the order are especially invited to be present. Articles of incorporation of the Chino Valley Railroad have been filed with the County Clerk of Saa Bernardino.Capital stock,$200,000.of which Richard Gird is almost the entire potassium.The object is to run a railroad and telegraph line from Ontario to the ocean through this county.The estimated length of the road is forty miles. Coroner Meredith is making a vigorous fight for the Sheriff's office.His laying wires for the Republiean nomination.Judge Barret is also after the office and will present his claims to the Democratic convention.W.S.Walkers would like to serve his county in the capacity of County Clerk and to that end will present his name to the consideration of the Democratic convention. The schools closed on Friday last week.Vacation will probably last until the middle of September.The pupils in Mr. Enni' room presented him with a silver nut-cracker and nut-pick and an elegantly bound volumina,intitled"The Crown Book of the Beautiful,the Wonderful and the Wise."Mr.Clark received a gold-lined goblet and inkstand.Mrs.Manda' and Mrs.Cleothier were remembered by their pupils and presented with handmade momentoes. Magnolia Council,No.94,Order Chosen Friends,alectedthefollowingofficersontSaturdayeveningtoreservefortheensuingsixmonths:Past CouncillorThey;Rimpan;CouncillorW.M.McFadden;Vice CouncillorA.E.White;PralaileMrs.Wm.McFadden;SecretaryE.A.White;Trumurzer,A.L.Lewis;MarshalJohnL.Schamacher;Warden,C.HillarGuard,G.Davis;Sentry,Peter Hanne;Trustees—Then,Rimpan,A.E.White;Wm.HigginsMedicalExaminerDr.Hardin. Weatha.Pangue's Express. The following packages remain uncalled at the office of Wells,Fargo & Co.:R.Krebs,Pullerton LandCompany,A.Shimart,A.Hebner,Miss L.Lyman.J.Mehavich,S.H.Brown,S.Arrange. Buy a $25 Set Of Harms at Harker's.The host harms for the money in this county. Bacon,ranger of mutton,corn beef hash,"Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P.W.bring mutton stew.(Astromised railroader.) Waitrman(sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge,L.O.O.F.,of California,W.B.Lyon, Grand Secretary,and Charles K.Gault, Grand Wardenwill visit the two orders of Old Pallows in Anaheim on Tuesday eveningJune 26th.Neighboring lodges and all visiting members of the order are especially invited to be present. Articles of incorporation of the Chino Valley Railroad have been filed with the County Clerk of Saa Bernardino.Capital stock,$200,000.of which Richard Gird is almost the entire potassium.The object is to run a railroad and telegraph line from Ontario to the ocean through this county.The estimated length of the road is forty miles. Coroner Meredith is making a vigorous fight for the Sheriff's office.His laying wires for the Republiean nomination.Judge Barret is also after the office and will present his claims to the Democratic convention.W.S.Walkers would like to serve his county in the capacity of County Clerk and to that end will present his name to the consideration of the Democratic convention. The schools closed on Friday last week.Vacation will probably last until the middle of September.The pupils in Mr. Enni' room presented him with a silver nut-cracker and nut-pick and an elegantly bound volumina,intitled"The Crown Book of the Beautiful,the Wonderful and the Wise."Mr.Clark received a gold-lined goblet and inkstand.Mrs.Manda' and Mrs.Cleothier were remembered by their pupils and presented with handmade momentoes. Magnolia Council,No.94,Order Chosen Friends,alectedthefollowingofficersontSaturdayeveningtoreservefortheensuingsixmonths:Past CouncillorThey;Rimpan;CouncillorW.M.McFadden;Vice CouncillorA.E.White;PralaileMrs.Wm.McFadden;SecretaryE.A.White;Trumurzer,A.L.Lewis;MarshalJohnL.Schamacher;Warden,C.HillarGuard,G.Davis;Sentry,Peter Hanne;Trustees—Then,Rimpan,A.E.White;Wm.HigginsMedicalExaminerDr.Hardin. Weatha.Pangue's Express. The following packages remain uncalled at the office of Wells,Fargo & Co.:R.Krebs,Pullerton LandCompany,A.Shimart,A.Hebner,Miss L.Lyman.J.Mehavich,S.H.Brown,S.Arrange. Buy a $25 Set Of Harms at Harker's.The host harms for the money in this county. Bacon,ranger of mutton,corn beef hash,"Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P.W.bring mutton stew.(Astromised railroader.) Waitrman(sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge,L.O.O.F.,of California,W.B.Lyon, Grand Secretary,and Charles K.Gulf,G.McFadden,Capital stock,$200,000.of which Richard Gird is almost the entire potassium.The object is to run a railroad and telegraph line from Ontario to the ocean through this county.The estimated length of the road is forty miles. Coroner Meredith is making a vigorous fight for the Sheriff's office.His laying wires for the Republiean nomination.Judge Barret is also after the office and will present his claims to the Democratic convention.W.S.Walkers would like to serve his county in the capacity of County Clerk and to that end will present his name to the consideration of the Democratic convention. The schools closed on Friday last week.Vacation will probably last until the middle of September.The pupils in Mr. Enni' room presented him with a silver nut-cracker and nut-pick and an elegantly bound volumina,intitled"The Crown Book of the Beautiful,the Wonderful and the Wise."Mr.Clark received a gold-lined goblet and inkstand.Mrs.Manda' and Mrs.Cleothier were remembered by their pupils and presented with handmade momentoes. Magnolia Council,No.94,Order Chosen Friends,alectedthefollowingofficersontSaturdayeveningtoreservefortheensuingsixmonths:Past CouncillorThey;Rimpan;CouncillorW.M.McFadden,Vice CouncillorA.E.White;PralaileMrs.Wm.McFadden;SecretaryE.A.White;Trumurzer,A.L.Lewis;MarshalJohnL.Schamacher;Warden,C.HillarGuard,G.Davis;Sentry,Peter Hanne;Trustees—Then,Rimpan,A.E.White;Wm.HigginsMedicalExaminerDr.Hardin. Weatha.Pangue's Express. The following packages remain uncalled at the office of Wells,Fargo & Co.:R.Krebs,Pullerton LandCompany,A.Shimart,A.Hebner,Miss L.Lyman.J.Mehavich,S.H.Brown,S.Arrange. Buy a $25 Set Of Harms at Harker's.The host harms for the money in this county. Bacon,ranger of mutton,corn beef hash,"Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P.W.bring mutton stew.(Astromised railroader.) Waitrman(sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge,L.O.O.F.,of California,W.B.Lyon, Grand Secretary,and Charles K.Gulf,G.McFadden,Capital stock,$200,000.of which Richard Gird is almost the entire potassium.The object is to run a railroad and telegraph line from Ontario to the ocean through this county.The estimated length of the road is forty miles. Coroner Meredith is making a vigorous fight for the Sheriff's office.His laying wires for the Republiean nomination.Judge Barret is also after the office and will present his claims to the Democratic convention.W.S.Walkers would like to serve his county in the capacity of County Clerk and to that end will present his name to the consideration of the Democratic convention. The schools closed on Friday last week.Vacation will probably last until the middle of September.The pupils in Mr. Enni' room presented him with a silver nut-cracker and nut-pick and an elegantly bound volumina,intitled"The Crown Book of the Beautiful,the Wonderful and the Wise."Mr.Clark received a gold-lined goblet and inkstand.Mrs.Manda' and Mrs.Cleothier were remembered by their pupils and presented with handmade momentoes. Magnolia Council,No.94,Order Chosen Friends,alectedthefollowingofficersontSaturdayeveningtoreservefortheensuingsixmonths:Past CouncillorThey;Rimpan;CouncillorW.M.McFadden,Vice CouncillorA.E.White;PralaileMrs.Wm.McFadden;SecretaryE.A.White;Trumurzer,A.L.Lewis;MarshalJohnL.Schamacher;Warden,C.HillarGuard,G.Davis;Sentry,Peter Hanne;Trustees—Then,Rimpan,A.E.White;Wm.HigginsMedicalExaminerDr.Hardin. Weatha.Pangue's Express. The following packages remain uncalled at the office of Wells,Fargo & Co.:R.Krebs,Pullerton LandCompany,A.Shimart,A.Hebner,Miss L.Lyman.J.Mehavich,S.H.Brown,S.Arrange. Buy a $25 Set Of Harms at Harker's.The host harms for the money in this county. Bacon,ranger of mutton,corn beef hash,"Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P.W.bring mutton stew.(Astromised railroader.) Waitrman(sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge,L.O.O.F.,of California,W.B.Lyon, Grand Secretary,and Charles K.Gulf,G.McFadden,Capital stock,$200,000.of which Richard Gird is almostthe entire potassium.The object is to run a railroad and telegraph line from Ontario to the ocean through this county.The estimated length of the road is forty miles. Coroner Meredith is making a vigorous fight for the Sheriff's office.His laying wires for the Republiean nomination.Judge Barret is also after the office and will present his claims to the Democratic convention.W.S.Walkers would like to serve his county in the capacity of County Clerk and to that end will present his name to the consideration ofthe Democratic convention. The schools closed on Friday last week.Vacation will probably last untilthe middleofSeptember.The pupils in Mr. Enni' room presented him with a silver nut-cracker and nut-pick and an elegantly bound volumina,intitled"The Crown Book ofthe Beautiful,the Wonderfulandthe Wise."Mr.Clark received a gold-lined goblet and inkstand.Mrs.Manda'and Mrs.Cleothier were remembered by their pupils and presented with handmade momentoes. Magnolia Council,No.94,Order Chosen Friends,alectedthefollowingofficersontSaturdayeveningtoreservefortheensuingsixmonths:Past CouncillorThey;Rimpan;CouncillorW.M.McFadden,Vice CouncillorA.E.White;PralaileMrs.Wm.McFadden;SecretaryE.A.White;Trumurzer,A.L.Lewis;MarshalJohnL.Schamacher;Warden,C.HillarGuard,G.Davis;Sentry,Peter Hanne;Trustees—Then,Rimpan,A.E.White;Wm.HigginsMedicalExaminerDr.Hardin. Weatha.Pangue's Express. The following packages remain uncalled attheofficeofWells,Fargo&Co.:R.Krebs,Pullerton LandCompany,A.Shimart,A.Hebner,Miss L.Lyman.J.Mehavich,S.H.Brown,S.Arrange. Buy a $25 Set Of Harms at Harker's.The host harms forthe money in this county. Bacon,ranger of mutton,corn beef hash,"Famished railroader—"Reast mutton." P.W.bring mutton stew.(Astromised railroader.) Waitrman(sweetly)—"I said ragout of mutton." Gallant railroad man—"French! I'll eat it if it kills me." Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Master ofthe Grand Lodge,L.O.O.F.,of California,M.B.Lyon,Bachelor,Caterpillar,G.Davis,Sawharley,Cateau,andAlfalfaHay never better SPECIAL ATTENTION Of the public in general and our customers in particular is called to our LARGE : STOCK Of Ladies', Gent's and Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, Which is complete in every department. 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 self 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. The Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim do ordain as follows: Section 1.—Before entering upon the duel of their respective offices, the Clerk is ex-officio Amessor), the Treasurer Marshal (who is ex-officio Tax and Liens Collector), of the said city of Anaheim, will execute bonds in the following penal to wit: The said Clerk and ex-officio Amessor in the penal sum of $2,000; the said Amessor in the penal sum of $10,000 and said Marshal and ex-officio Tax and Amessor Collector in the penal sum of $7,500; the said Recorder in the penal sum of $10. Sec. 2.—All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of thisinance are hereby repealed. Frank Ey, President of the Board of Trustees hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance is a true and correct copy of an ordinance of the city of Anaheim passed at a similar meeting of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper published in said city. M. NEBELUNO, Clerk Hermetrical Record for the Past Week. Aided by Sergeant Thomas, with A. Langenberger June 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 M. 70' 75' 65' 62' 65' 73' 75' 80 80 84 73 76 84 84 80 80 78 71 72 74 82 79 79 80 82 60 71 78 80 Wise's Axle Grease er gums. For sale cheap. Harker'sness Store. Church Announcements. CHETANTI EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Services every Sunday at II. A. M. Rev. Hale Townsend, pastor. BHYTERIAN CHURCH—Services every Sunday at II. A. M. Rev. Hale Townsend, pastor. MAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Services every Sunday at III. P. M. Rev. J. M. Scharper, pastor. MAN M. E. CHURCH—Services regularly throughout school at IV. A. M. Preschool at III. A. M. C. A. PAIRING, pastor. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH—Services every Sunday, morning and evening, Rev P. BENTLEAS, pastor. EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Sunday晚报 at 2:20 p.m.; brunching at 3:30 p.m.; Even service at 7:15; Prayer meeting every Friday evening at 7:30; G. O. CHAMBERLAYNE, pastor. W. R. Harker This Harness Store will receive this week any fine assortment of Lap Dusters and hats. Call and see them. BUSINESS BRIEF. Cost—One pair of new head bars between amore street and my residence. Finder it return to H. Lauity. It lot of fine prizes received at G. H. Norris to be given away with Mrs. Milla'sing Powder. Je21 Ice cream next Saturday at the Bostonery, Los Angeles street. Polhemus has a few more low-priced, well-tied lots, bound to go quickly. Don't this opportunity to buy at bedrock on the Anaheim Pharmacy will continue to contain its reputation as a responsible and class pharmacy under the management Dr. Hunt, who is a graduate of pharmacy in Michigan University since 1869; also a doctor as Doctor of Medicine from same post and graduate of Bush Medical of cagion. Call wishing stamping done or materials needle and fancy work call on Mrs. B. R., Broadway, second house east of Los Angeles street. Lessons given in all latest schools. Children's class Saturday after- 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. Meirson, Postoffice 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. VOTERS, ATTENTION! Anaheim Pharmacy will continue to maintain its reputation as a responsible and class pharmacy under the management Dr. Hunt, who is a graduate of pharmacy in Michigan University since 1869; also a graduate of Medicine from same school and post graduate of Bush Medical of Cagney. Dallas wishing stamping done or materials needed and fancy work call on Mrs. B. R. E. Broadway, second house east of Los Angeles street. Lessons given in all latest when Children's class Saturday afterma. Cream next Saturday at the Boston Library, Los Angeles street. Anaheim at the Anaheim Pharmacy will be allocated at Los Angeles prices, ma31-1m Gasoline Store and no No. 7 Range sale cheap. Inquire at Star Restaurant, later street, Anaheim. D. W. Hudson & Bro. have a reduction to incrace property. See ad. Ma10f Anaheim at the Anaheim Pharmacy will be allocated at Los Angeles prices, ma31-1m How is the time to get your wagons out? S. A. Dennis will do the job cheap cash. All parties indebted to John Avan are related to settle their accounts with same once at A. L. Lewis & Co.'s Livery tables, Anaheim. Twelve pounds dry granulated sugar for 5 pounds Costa Rica coffee for $1, at G. Norcross'. Fresh Breast at the Boston Bakery, Los Angeles street. Avery & Everhardy have some excellent milk cows for sale. Five stands of beans, in a vigorous and healthy condition, for sale by R. Liedke. Forty acres to rent, with water stock, one barn good well. Hudson Bros. 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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A meeting of the Directors, held on the 7th day of April, 1888, an amendment (No. 19) of Mary Smith (50 per share was backed upon by March 7, 1888), to the Secretary of the corporation, on his office, in the town of Anaheim, California. Any stock upon which this amendment shall remain suspended on the 7th day of May, 1888, will be deflated, and advertised for sale at public meetings, and unless previously issued in advance, it may be delivered together with notice of advertisement and payment of mileage. J. S. GARUNZE, Secretary. Office at the Postoffice in the town of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, District of California. VOTERS, ATTENTION! Office of the Clerk of Supervisors, Los Angeles county, California, March 5, 1889. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A RE REGISTRATION OF THE VOTES OF THE COUNTY OF LAUSON STATE OF CALIFORNIA has this day been ordered in accordance with section 1854 at any political code By order of the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, California, G. H. DUNSMOOR, Clark Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Improvement Company THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING stock on account of assessment dated on March 27, 1889, the several amounts are organized the manner of the respective shareholders, as follows: A. N. Hamilton No certificate amount. And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 7th day of March, 1889, so many shares or each parcel of stock stock may be annexed will be sold at the office of the company at the 12th day of May, 1889, at 2 o'clock P.M., together with copies of advertising and expense of mileage. A. GOLDITWAITE, Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company Office with Plane & Listed Field Street, Anaheim, Cal. MARSHAL., April 25, 1889. The above mile is postponed until Saturday, June 9, 1889. The above mile is hereby postponed to Saturday, June 9, 1889, at the same hour and place. X.X.A. GOLDITWAITE, Secretary Anaheim Improvement Company Office with Plane & Listed Field Street, Anaheim, June 9, 1889. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNDERSTAND are requested to present the name: MRS. H. PADWERTE, 40-49