anaheim-gazette 1888-07-26

The Weekly Gazette. MIDDLE EAST INTENTION Monday, May 14th, 1830 During the present campaign, all that Anaheim has to be given of the leaves and fines in the Supervisor in this district Santa Ana has had the office for two years, and it is but just that: the district on three sides of the river be given representation at the Sunning election. During Supervisor Rome there has been expanded by improvements in and near Santa Ana so here a more than $20,000 while the money expended here has been combined mainly to urgent require upon the county roads. The bridge across the sand path is still allowed to go by the board because it has as yet been found impassable to rain for eight days for right while $20,000 stands appropriated for its construction. If the bridge were to be constructed near Santa Ana, perhaps the right of way matter would specify be merged into the appropriation and the bridge forth with consideration. The fast of the whole matter is that Mr. Rom does not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not granted or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. A committee of five intelligent citizens was appointed to prepare the boundaries of our water district under the Wright hall. They have performed their work in a careful manner. The boundaries of said district are published in our advertising column. According to Section Two of the Wright hall "The Board [of Supervisors] shall not modify and boundaries so as to except from the operation of this Art any territory within the boundaries of the district proposed by said petitioner which is susceptible of irrigation by the same system of work applicable to the other lands in such proposed district. In order to deliver an irrigator fifty inches of water in some sections of the Anaheim district no less than two hundred inches are turned into the ditch at the reservoir. One hundred and fifty inches are thus lost through seepage and the improper construction of trench about a year ago. The boy had not only survived the operation but had grown strong and healthy. Emperor Ferdinand took board of his home, and clearing in one him, paid his expenses from London to Palma. He examined the child's throat and heard him talk, while the Empress Nicholas plied him with boots that he might show how well he could walk. The handsome chairman of the Board of City Trustees (Prudence Sue) announced himself on one occasion of a printed card, as the Republican candidate for Audition, the other action of the card sharing a woodcut photograph of an elegant and truly lovely man. If the delegates at the convention today can be made to believe, this beautiful picture represents the monumental presence of the candidates, we have no doubt that will be such a stampede of lioness delegates to the scene of the handsome chairman of the Board of City Trustees as was never before seen in the history of movements. We do not see how they can help but be smashed by the beautiful thing. If the handsome chairman of the Board of City Trustees will offer a photograph of himself in every delegate making a ballot for him his nomination will be something of a foresight conclusion. Then during this campaign more photographs will be available for rates. The handsome chairman of the Board of City Trustees should not stunt himself in the matter. Photographs of his various attitudes, and the correct thing in pose and gesture spread broadcast throughout the county of its cigarette photo, would go not only to make the campaign one of beauty and evoking joy, but would also serve to snow under any communication with the audience to run against the hand some chairman of the Board of City Trustees. News in Brief Goldenrod has been sentenced to be hanged September 14th. The House on Saturday passed the Mills Tariff bill by a vote of 162 to 149. The nomination of Malville W. Faller Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court was confirmed by the Senate on Saturday. Krippendorf, Duttman & Co., shows factory at Commissitta burned Tuesday morning Loss $231,000; insurance $161,000. Nearly 600 employees are thrown out of work. The origin of the fire is a mystery. Mand S was driven to the track at the gentlemen's Driving Park Monday morning to a road wagon by Robert Bannier. She boarded her horse with baggage that she might show how well he could walk. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as upon the other side of the river. If Anaheim cannot, be given consideration by a Santa Ana Supervisor it should see to it that a proper effort be made to locate the office here. Mr Lattfield stated that Mr. Rome did not care for the requirements of his constituents this side of the river, at least their interests are not guarded or rationally as uponthe other sideoftheriverIfAnahaimcannotbegivenconsiderationbyaSantaAnaSupervisoritshouldseetoitthatapropereffortbemadetolocatetheofficehere A committee of five intelligent citizens was appointed to prepare the boundaries of our water district underthe Wright hallThey have performed their work in a careful manner.The boundariesofsaudiadistrictarepublishedinouradvertisingcolumn.AccordingtoSectionTwooftheWrighthall"TheBoard[ofSupervisors]shallnotmodifyandboundariessoastocreepfromtheoperationofthisArtanyterritorywithinhere boundariesofthedistrictproposedbysaudiadistrictwhichis susceptibleofirrigationbythesamesystemofworkapplicabletotheotherlandsinsuchproposeddistrict InordertodeliveranirrigatorfiftyinchesofwaterinsomesectionsoftheAnahaimdistrictnolessthantwohundredinchesareturnedintheditchatthereservoirOnehundredandfiftyinchesarethuslostthroughseepageandtheimproperconstructionoftranchaboutayearagoTheboyhadnotonlysurvivedtheoperationbutbathandgrowsstrongandhealthyEmperorFerdinandchickboardofhimhomeononesectionofaprintcardastheRepublicancandidateforAuditiontheatheractionofthecardsharingwoodcutphotographaneligentandpracticalrepresentsthemoustacheinthecaseofthemhandtimeTheboardofCityTrusteeswasneverbeforeseeninthehistoryofmovementsWouldbeamuchimportantanddemonstratingthequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvance beingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvancebeingusedbythequarantineadvance beingusedbythequarantineadvance being used bythe quarantine advancing in such manner as his ogren and ingress is likely destroyed from and to his city and his being compelleda large circuit for that purpose,a renderingthe said propertya valuable by proximityto erecta buildingorcoaikwalk.Mr Beige opposedthe motion.withdrawn.The Clerk was instructedtoprotectforcity. 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The House on Saturday passed the Mills Tariff bill by a vote of 162 to 149. The nomination of Malville W. Faller Chief Justice of United States Supreme Court was confirmed by the Senate on Saturday. Krippendorf, Duttman & Co., shows factory at Commissitta burned Tuesday morning Loss $231,000; insurance $161,000.Nearly 600 employees are thrown out of work.The origin ofthe fire isa mystery. 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The House on Saturday passed the Mills Tariff bill by a vote of 162 to 149. The nomination of Malville W. Faller Chief Justice of United States Supreme Court was confirmed by the Senate on Saturday. Krippendorf, Duttman & Co., shows factory at Commissitta burned Tuesday morning Loss $231,000; insurance $161,000.Nearly 600 employees are thrown out of work.The origin ofthe fire isa mystery. Mand S was drivento therackatthreeteadinTheGentlemen'SDrivingParkMondaymorningtoaroadwagonbyRobertBannier.Shea boardedherwagonbeyondTHERNEWHMP.ApartYOFCALIFORNIACOLONIALCENTER In order to deliver an irrigation city inches of water in some sections of the Anabism district, no less than two hundred inches are turned into the ditch at the reservoir. One hundred and fifty inches are thus lost through seepage and the improper construction of ditches. This loss, together with that of some five hundred inches in the district above the river, it is contemplated will be saved by the proper formation of our irrigation district. With ditches properly commented, and water new running to waste piped into the reservoir, the loss will be reduced to a minimum, while the increase will be fast. Seventy-five per cent of all water now delivered to the irrigators mentioned will be saved, which, with the increased volume piped into the reservoir, will give us something like one thousand inches of water that is now practically allowed to run to waste. Can any one consistently oppose the adoption of the Wright bill here? The Supervisor who would oppose it through selfish insists not only the condemnation of all thinking men, but ought to be summoned before a tribunal to show cause why he should not be wiped from the face of the earth. We are informed that General John H. Brody was who in the Legislature when the Wright bill was passed and lent his aid to the enactment of the measure, has been looking at the water question as it stands in our neighborhood. General Brody is as thoroughly conversant upon the irrigation question as any gentleman in the county. He considers the adoption of the Wright bill here very best thing that could be done by our irrigators. The General has said that he would inform the Board of Supervisors as to the merits of the bill when they come to consider the formation of our district. Our people should not allow the General to stop at this. It is important that he be included in the committee to appear before the board next month. Let an understanding be had with him in the matter. Not a particle of his valuable services should be lost. The hon-hearted man killer who edits our shod roaring contrumperary on lemon street prances around town with something strapped near the region of his brains that resembles much a "forty-five" river. One thing is certain if everyone should sanction enough courage to "pull it apart any of the men whom he is alleged to be "carrying" it for, it will be taken away from him, shoved down his puillianous galllet, and fired. He will then be in position to hop around and importune donations of breath, instead of money, to keep alive his sheet which he is nervous enough to aver we are trying to "throttle." The moon'sclipse was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advancements made in astrology. The moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment of the moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations of the moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishment ofthe moon's light observation of faint light. The value of observations is that using the moon's new and indeterminate of former observations ofthe moon's solipsis was of interest to astronomers, as showing the value of the great advance made in stellar photography. The perfection to which this has been brought has probably enabled the observers at Mount Hamilton, with the new and powerful telescopes there situated, to make discoveries of importance. It is probable that the California astronomers will set on the suggestion of Dr. Strava, Director of the Observatory at Palekwa, in Russia, at the nearly complete extinguishmentofthe moon's light observationoffaintlight.Thevalueofobservationsismustbeonhandatanyandalltimesbeadopted." The Republican primaries in Los Angeles on Saturday were a diurnal affair. The ballot-box in Pueblo ward was abolished by a crowd of "strikers" and the ballots destroyed. This fashioning of party hands but one way—to-the same defeat which awaits it next November. An account regarding last days of late Emperor Frederick III Germany continues to multiply. Not long before his death he gave audience to a little English boy years old who had not forgotten his operation. Count circles think that the prolongation EMPEROR WILLIAM's stay together with courtese and cordial nature during interview between EMPEROR VA., at 1 o'clock Sunday morning. Ten men were killed. The freight train that left Lynchburg collided in a cut at Forest City with an east bound construction train, making a complete wreck off both Engineer Henry and Harris Dorley; brewman of construction train and seven colored train bands were killed. Fireman Maya, off firetrain train was fatally injured and then conductor escaped with slight bruises. The accident was caused by conductor on construction train misunderstanding his orders. A fire was discovered Monday afternoon under platform of depot hotel at Lathrop, and within a few minutes building was in Ramesa. A strong wind was blowing from west. It was impossible to save hotel on account of lack water. The guests saved nearly everything but furniture etc., owned by Stackpole & Lincoln were destroyed. There were many narrow escape from death. The telegraph office and Southern Pacific Company's office were totally destroyed, and communication by telegraph was entirely cut off. All trains were delayed six hours. The total loss is about $200,000 partly insured. The hotel and depot were built a little over a year ago after a similar fire had destroyed them unsupported. There is a bitter fight in progress over whisky question at Harlan courthouse Ky., County Judge Lewis believes that a great deal whisky is being sold in spite of local prohibition law. Several grocery-man were tried a few days ago on charges but no proof was produced. Their arrest angered them accused, and as Judge Lewis rode out town at evening he narrowly escaped shot by John B Barry, one thereof. Lewis rode back into town,and assembling opponentsofthetraffic proceeded to searchthe streetsof those suspected. They found liquor in several rolled barrels intothe streetand emptied their contents. This was done under a guardof 20 men with Winchester rider.Yesterdaythe whisky-man railedandthe factions encounteredinthestreet.Ahundred shotswere firedbut nobodywouldkill.Fivemenwerecarriedoff badlywounded. NOTICE: Wanted to borrow on first clean money from five to twenty-five thousand dollars For further particulars require Of Manure & Littlefield. ANAHIM, April 11, 1898. 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MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeDMarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD MarketdeD Marketde BOARD OF CITY TRENDS Here Penske Bohme a Brunswick bar 29,000, the Binghamton business. The Board of City Trends and its regular yesterday all the members being present. Nothing but routine business will be attended. Two ordinance were introduced one laying a dog license, and an ordinance prohibiting her from being kept, except in archived buildings within the limits abbreviated by Santa Ana and Syracuse streets, and Olive and Palm streets. Two ordinances were adopted one laying in rooms and the other relating to obstructions in the streets. Both are published in another column. Action was deferred on the ordinance containing the specimens for certain sidewalks it being the desire of the board to investigate the month of the interim time required payment. Perniman was granted Mr. Ramson to enclose the Manogue Hall with the city water works. Mr. Littelfeld stated that the A.U.W. had appointed a committee to confer with the Trustees in regard to the settlement between the two corporations as to which of them should repair the bridges and ditches in town. The matter was referred to the Committee of Public Improvements. A communication was received from the attorneys of Kad Farnes, stating that there had been placed in their hands by Mr. Farnes a claim for $2,000 against the city for damages sustained by him by the laying of rocks and continual passing of the cars of the California Central Railroad Company to quote from the letter. The injury to the property of said Farnes connects on the laying of sand tracks in and along his property on Orange street and in such a manner that his agrees and ingress is almost entirely destroyed from and to his said property and his being compelled to make large circuit for that purpose, and in also rendering the said property much more valuable by the proximity of said tracks and the passage of the care of said company. The latter was referred to City Attorney Malrose. The question arising as to whether the city should pay the engineer for giving property owners their building and grade lines, it was moved that the city pay the engineer for furnishing property owners with the street and sidewalk lines, and the trade of the streets and sidewalks, on all streets upon which grades have been established, provided, that no such lines or trades be formed at the expense of the city except when the property owner is about to erect a building or construct a skewwalk. Mr. Beige opposed the motion, and it was withdrawn. The Clerk was instructed to procure a seal or the city. The New Head. A party of California Central officials rode NEW ADVERTISING A PETITION. NOTICE IN MEMORY MOTIVE THAT THE UNION GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA has proposed to organize an irrigation district within the boundaries of the city of Los Angeles, and commencing at a point south of Santa Ana, where westerly direction across the north side of Santa Ana, thence westerly direction through Santa Ana, thence westerly direction along the banks of said reservoir for a distance of ten miles north of said reservoir towards northwest corner between sections 23, 26, 34 and 35. W.R.W., thence southwesterly along the foothills for a distance along the south side of the foothills west of said valley in said section 34, following the north side of said foothills towards southeast corner between sections 23, 26, 34 and 35. W.R.W., thence southwesterly along the foothills through sections 23 and 26, thence crossing into the west line of said reservoir. Thence in southwesterly direction on the south side of the foothills through sections 23 to the section corner between sections 23, 26, 34 and 35. W.R.W., thence west on section line between sections 23, 26 and 31 to the south east corner of section 30. T.R.W., thence north on section line to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18, thence south to southwest corner of section 18. Contemplating a change in our bus room, we must reduce our present Imprisonment Public to call on us and supersede as we have reduced our prices to such a do so; our stock is complete in every detriment in the past well know, and an offer at such prices as we propose to sell at Goods reduced. Contemplating a change in our business room, we must reduce our present Immigration Purchasing Public to call on us and submit as we have reduced our prices to such a do so; our stock is complete in every department in the past well know, and an order at such prices as we propose to sell at, Goods reduced. From 25 to 50 Percent Many Goals REGARDLEVEL A visit to our Store and inspection of our stock as we have only been a little over two years has been a pleasant experience and guidance. Cor. Fourth and SIXTH S. H. BROWN, Undertaker and Embaler Fullerton. HAVE HAD FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEED ALL WORK DONE IN FIRST CLASS STYLE. WE WANTING MY SERVICES CAN SECURE SAME PHONE. Prices Moderate GIVE ME A TRIAL. S. H. BROWN, Fullerton, Livery, Feed and Boiler First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Rate. D. J. KRAEMER, Proprietor Fullerton. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD Trustees of the city of Anaheim will meet as a Board of Equalization on Tuesday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th, 19th and 20th of August, 1888. BIDS! WILL BE RECKIVED BY ME UNTIL AUGUST FIRST FOR LUSIVE PRIVILEGES Grand Army Encampment to be held at Ansoning from August 14th to August 31st. One Butcher's board, one Baker's board, and Ladinger Tents (number of beds required in bid). All persons board privileges other than those specified will usually use all ones, staking what they wish and tent space required, when rules will be adopted. NOTICE: Lived to borrow on first class security, arms to twenty-five thousand dollars, further particulars inquire of Manna, Pierce & Littlefield, Anaheim, April 11, 1888. Anaheim, Olinda and Pomona Railroad Company. THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING DEScribed stock on account of assessment dated in April 70, 1886, the several amounts set appoint the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: CERTIFICATE NOT LIMITED No Shares Art: C. P. Vap Brunck 100 $600 N. H. Mitchell 50 $240 E. P. Kellogg 50 $240 Edward Records 620 $250 D. W. Hudson 10 $50 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 2d day of July, 1885, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be paid to the office of the company on the 17th day of July, 1885, at a bill day to pay delinquent amount, together with costs of advertising and expense of sale. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed to July 11, 1885, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF F. R. HORETMANN, DECEASED Notice is hereby given by the undergrad., administrator of the estate of F. R. Horetmann, deceased, to the creditors and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator and the office of Richard Matrone, attorney at law, in the city of Anaheim, in the county of Los Angeles. Date this 16th day of July, A. D., 1888. F. A. KORN, Administrator of the estate of F. R. Horetmann, jv19-84 SCHOOL TAXES SCHOOL TAXES ARE OVERDUCK. A PROMPT payment of the name to me at my office is requested. P. C. SMYTHE, Tax Collector NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY The Trustees of Anaheim School District for redemption of one Bond (No. 9) of Anaheim School District; Los Angeles county; State of California; of the value of $600. Proposals will be received until Thursday, August 2, 1886, at 2 o'clock p.m., at which time and proposals will be opened at the office of the Clark of the Board of School Trummen on Bunt street, Anaheim. No bid for more than per value will be accepted any bid unless the bond to be surrendered acceptance and ball. By order of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim School District. Anaheim, July 4, 1888. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD N.of School Trustees of Anaheim School District annually to pay Bond No. A amended by mail district shall issue an annual bond from and after thirty days from the date of this notice. By order of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim School District. PLEZ JAMES, Chark. Annaheim, Cal., July 4, 1888. Livery, Feed and Boat STABLE. First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Distance. D. J. KRAEMER, Proprietor Fullerton, HIPPOLYTE CAHENDEALER IN General Merchandise Keeps Always on Hand the Best of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, STATIONERY, AGATEWARE, WOODENWARE, Boots and Shoes. Men's Furnishing Goods. I will any Stock of Dry Goods and Ladies', Mines' and Children's Shoes at Cost for Cash. Carner Center and Los Angeles Sts., Anaheim, Cal. A.T.WALLOP WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIE ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HE Well-Selected Stock OF Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-Made Underwear (Lady Always in Attendance). Full Line of Gents', Ladies' and Children's Shirts FROM FINE FRENCH KID TO CANVAS. Full Line of Choice Summer Silk, Satins, TO SELECT FROM Orders for all Kinds of Goods Promptly Filled. HAUS BROTHERS. OPENING OF THE CLEARANCE SALE OF Goods, Fancy Goods, clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Ladies' Furnishing Goods! Exchange in our business which necessitates the remodeling of our store our present Immense Stock of Goods, and extend an invitation to thcall on us and supply themselves with whatever they want in our line, or prices to such a figure as to make it to the interest of everybody to complete in every department, as all who have favored us with their pal know, and an opportunity to select from such a full and elegant stock, propose to sell at, is seldom offered. You will find the prices of our Exchange in our business which necessitates the remodeling of our storeour present Immense Stock of Goods, and extend an invitation to thercall on us and supply themselves with whatever they want in our line, or prices to such a figure as to make it to the interest of everybody to complete in every department, as all who have favored us with their pall know, and an opportunity to select from such a full and elegant stock, propose to sell at, is seldom offered. You will find the prices of our 50 Per Cent from Regular Price! Many Goods Will be Sold WARDLESS OF COST! store and inspection of our Prices will verify all we have said. No old or shelf-worn goods in only been a little over two years in business here. HAUS BROTHERS, Fourth and Sycamore Sts., Santa Ana, Cal. BROWN, and Embalmer, erton. PERIENCE AND GUARANTEE IN CLASS STYLE. PARTIES AN SECURE SAME BY TELE. Moderate. MATRIAL. Fullerton, Cal. and Board BLE. t Reasonable Rates! MER, Prop. Cal. IF YOU INTEND TO PURCHASE A PIANO OR ORGAN AND IF IT IS AN OBJECT TO YOU To save from $50 to $100 on the price, and get a FIRST CLASS in strument, guaranteed by a RESPONSIBLE LICENSED HOME DEALER whom you know, and who will always stand ready to make said guarantee good, DO NOT BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OUR STOCK OF 25 FINE PIANOS Ordered direct from the Eastern factories, and which are now arriving Bargains in Sewing Machines! We employ no traveling salesmen at exorbitant salaries, have no large rents to pay, and can and will undersell San Francisco houses in these goods from 20 to 35 per cent. P. PELLEGRIN & SON'S ART, JEWELRY AND MUSIC HOUSE. (Established in Anaheim 16 Years.) Postoffice Block. Anaheim, Cal. Bargains in Sewing Machines! We employ no traveling salesmen at exorbitant salaries, have no large rents to pay, and can and will undersell San Francisco louses in these goods from 20 to 35 per cent. P. PELLEGRIN & SON'S ART, JEWELRY AND MUSIC HOUSE. (Established in Anaheim 16 Years.) Postoffice Block. Anaheim, Cal. Inquiries by Mail Promptly Answered. JOSEPH HELMSEN, —DEALER IN Groceries and Confectionery, Stationery and Notions, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Fruits of the Season Always on Hand. Newspapers and Magazines at Publishers Rates. You can save time, trouble and risk by ordering through my agency. Also leave your orders for Book and Magazine Binding. FULLERTON! Owners of Lots in Fullerton and Lands Adjoining Will Find it to their Interest to List same with P. A. SCHUMACHER, Who will open an Office in FULLERTON on July 1, 1888. He will use all of his time and energy to sell property in that section of the Valley. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICIFIED.