anaheim-gazette 1888-08-02

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Kurtus and Programmes. THURSDAY A call is published this morning to the committee lately appointed by the meeting of irrigators to confer with the Board of Supervisors in regard to forming our water district under the Wright bill. It is deemed advisable to add the names of various other influential irrigators to the membership of the committee. The meeting will doubtless be largely attended, and all desired ends be arrived at for the good of the entire valley. In addition to the labors of the Gazette in the matter the Supervisors will have such an array of facts presented to them as will enable them to act but one way in the matter. It cannot be that the board will look at the formation of the district in any light but that it will be the long-delayed blessing to our people, and its defeat nothing less than disaster to thousands. The district is prayed for by ninety-five per cent and more of our people. The Supervisors have no alternative but to grant the petition, or they must act in consumptions disregard for the wishes of their constituents. They are mailed every week with this journal and artfully acquainted with the paramount importance of the petition to be presented them. A committee will also wait upon to present them additional data in the matter which should need no argument at all. With the district organized as petitioned for our valley will blossom as the rose, our population will increase by thousands, and the increase of property in the valley aggregate hundreds of thousands of dollars. Without it nothing less than ruin will stare us in the face. The amount of water which now practically goes to waste in summer time, when it is most needed, is sufficient to form an irrigation district with thousands of population. The spring of water which now is lost through poorly constructed works will raise the volume and inch over and above what we are receiving now. Our lambs remain simply on account of this scarity of water. People are kept away from our fertile valley because of our rumious system disruption. Thousands of newcomers will think to use this matter is but settled. In spite with the honorable Board of Supervisors will they hearken to the prayers of OUR rapidly decaying patent-on-arms contractry on Lemon street begins to feel the breath of the devil fall upon its mangy brown. What with its first and fourth pages printed in Los Angeles, and the news in its other pagescribed out of the selamne of the Gazette, the little use which our people have all along had for the weakling is rapidly changing to disgust whenever they are forced to come in contact with the nervous affair which was started extensively to publish a better paper than the Gazette. Our journal is published for the good of the entire community, has no pusillanimone aptes to work off, is not gagged with envy, and is welcome to every household in the entire valley. Our two-real local patent-office handling were better off with its four pages manufactured in the Angeles berg, or with some one else as its head. THE SPEECH OF the German Empress William II to the Reichstag has left the political situation in Europe in exactly the same condition as when his grandfather, William I, was gathered to the tombe of his ancestors. There is the same outspoken personal attachment to the Czar, and the same reference to the alliance with Andria and Italy, which the Emperor considers as necessary to the European equilibrium. The main importance of the speech is the absence of all references to France and the political views of the leading statesmen of the republic. This is a minister omen, as under the present condition of affairs a few consoliliary words might have lessened the strain between the two governments. The London Times Suda manse under all these fair words to the representatives of the Fatherland, and warns England that she should prepare for the worst. It says: German diplomacy will no doubt be careful to use every available means to avert war between other countries, because a coadjuration elsewhere imperils German interests. But German warlike preparations are intended for the benefit of Germany, not at all for any Quizotic enterprise for the general interests of Europe or the particular interest of any other nation. Nor will even German diplomacy take any count of interests for whose defense their owners fail to make adequate provision. On this contrary, it will remarshallously use every condition for the sole benefit of Germany, rightly considering the care of the German interests sufficient to task its powers and exhaust its responsibilities. In short, although Ger- ORDINANCE NO. 48. An Ordinance directing the Superintendent of Streets and corridors as to their tertiae to be used in the construction midwalks and the mode of access this work. The Board of Traders of the city of Haim do ordain as follows: Section 1.—All constructs made by Superintendent of Streets of the City of Haim, after the passage of this ordinance, shall be made under and subject to lowering specifications, so-wit: Spenditations for the building of sidewalks and curbs in the city of Anahim, Calif., Sidewalks may be construced on one or San Luis Obispo bituminous rock, as per specification below. Carte may be construced of great conditions, cement or redwood, as per specification below. CEMENT WALKS. Excavate and remove from the premises all loose earth and other materials, form good and solid bed on the natural and tarred earth on the fall width from the line to the building slime. Then fill in both the sand and building lines up to wet four inches of the grade line on mud with clean, sharp, coarse sand or pine grenadle spread, and packed down, having all well wet as it is panked, leaving a well air surface and five parts good clean, sand, thoroughly mixed together. Seed spread this down to a tree and even leave leaving this surface even and smooth with 2 inch of an inch of the grade line. On this face put on a finish or wearing coat 2 inch thick, composed of two parts of land cement and three parts clean, plastering sand, all to be thoroughly mixed and well and even worked on an even and smooth. This finish or wear coat will be put on in lateral sections and 4 feet respectively, and its finish correspond with the established grade of the city. San Luis Obispo Bituminous Rock Walks. Excavate and remove from the premises all loose earth and other materials, form good and solid bed on the natural and disturbed earth. Then fill up to within inch of the alderwalk grade with clean spread an evenly and not to exceed 1 inch in a layer, well wet, and rammed rolled down, leaving the surface smooth even, and within one inch of the alderwalk grade. On this spread a rock known as Luis Obispo Bituminous Lime Rock which amasses as follows: Sand ... 65.917 pts Bitumin ... 16.255 pts Iron and alumina ... 8.408 Calcium carbonate ... 8.212 Magnesium carbonate ... 1.003 Unknown ... 208 This rock is heated at steam under The nomination of Sheilion Littlefield for supervisor from this district is a compliment of which we are all just proud. It was decided by the convention that Anaheim should name the candidate for the office. If properly combinations be made against him, the best people on the other side of the river Mr. Littlefield ought to be elected. This portion of this supervisor district has been nearly looked after for the past ten years. This condition of affairs should exist when younger and less deserving towns were given attention from the county treasury which goes to building up a district, is simply one of the annuals of county politics. Thirty thousand dollars have been expended in three years for the good of Santa Ana and its surroundings, while the expenditure for the section this side of the river has paltry in the extreme. While the appropriation of $100,000 for our bridge across the canal stands ready to be put to use at any time, the work is delayed simply because our Supervisor cannot find the meager amount of $50 necessary to purchase right of way. If elected Mr. Littlefield will see all these little things, and use his influence putting a bridge across the Santa Ana river at Olive Valley, very necessary thing. At the same time, the interests of the entire district will undoubtedly be fairly and impartially dealt with. The Republican convention is past. Anaheim was given what it wanted the Supervisor from this district and is happy. We could not expect two candidates upon the ticket so our resident aspirant for Auditor was selected although a curious coming at it events went to assure him at one time that he would win the nominees. The lighted our delegation was first, last and all the time to secure the nomination of its candidate for Supervisor Santa Ana wanted Inley for Sharif. The delegation from the latter place agreed not to name a candidate for Supervisor from Santa Ana, if our delegation should support Inley. In the face of the fact that several good gentlemen at Santa Ana were anxious to secure the Supervisorial nomination Anaheim supported Inley, of course, and assured the Supervisor in return. The candidacy of an Anaheimer for Auditor gave our local headed neighbor a chance to re-tay our vote for Inley. They set about to secure the nomination for our handsome chairman of the Board of Trustees. German diplomacy will no doubt be careful to use every available means to alert war between other countries, because a coagulation elsewhere imperils German interests. But German warlike preparations are intended for the benefit of Germany, not at all for any Quizotic enterprise for the general interests of Europe or the particular interest of any other nation. Nor will even German diplomacy take any count of interests for whose defense their owners fail to make adequate provision. On the contrary, it will remainlessly use every condition for the sole benefit of Germany, rightly considering the care of the German interests sufficient to task its powers and exhaust its responsibilities. In short, although Germany stands for peace, it is only for peace in such terms as suit German interests, and for so long as it protects those interests. If we desire the maintenance of peace which is like manner shall protect English interests, we have only one way of ensuring it, and that is to make ourselves as strong and self-suffering as Germany. Peace has its defeats no less than war for those who neglect the duties of self-defense. Until these are thoroughly discharged we have no guarantee either that we shall be left in peace, or if we are, that we shall not be farced or lose surely than by war to relinquish what we are bound to maintain. News in Brief. Bartley Campbell, the playwright, died at the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum, New York, on Monday, aged 45 years. The German Empress was safely delivered of a son at 130 o'clock last Friday morning, at the Royal Palace in Potsdam. The son is the fifth child of the Imperial pair. It is stated that Richard Creighton, the convicted jury briber, is in Panama, acting as foreman of a gang of laborers. He is in voluntary exile, and will return to San Francisco and take his chances of serving a term in San Quentin. Sherilian continues just about the same. He is still obliged to keep very quiet, and moves but little. He sat on the bed close to the window yesterday and read the proof sheets of his book. Fresh batches of proof come every day, and the General reads them all. Winnipeg banks have decided that American money cannot go there. A discount of 3 per cent will be made in all paper money. Silver money will go for 95 cents, 20 cents pieces 40 cents, and 25 cent pieces at 26 cents. The city is flooded with American money. Several steam threshers are at work in the Petaluma valley. Grain is yielding much better than was anticipated. The heads are large and the kernel plump and heavy. The yield averages from thirty to forty bushels per acre. Fruit crops are very heavy. Grapes promise to yield enormously. The attempt to arrest offensive Indians on the San Carlos reservation (Arizona), has caused a general uprising among them and they defy the officials and threaten to leave the reservation. General alarm exists among the ranchers and stockmen on the San Pedro river. Most of the trouble is anticipated from the Chihuahua Apache, Geronimo's tribe. The most picturesque feature of the welcome to Blaine will be the boat parade down the bay. Every available steamboat in New York has been chartered for the occasion, and will start when the steamship New York is sighted. The water procession will be nearly two miles long. Good and solid bed on the natural and disturbed earth. Then fill up within inch of the sidewalk grade with clean air inches in a layer, well wet, and rammed rolled down, leaving the surface smooth even, and within one inch of the sidegrade. On this spread a rock known as Luis Obispo Bisminous Lime Rise which assays as follows: Sand... 65,917 pts Bitumin... 16,255 pts Iron and alumina... 8,408 Calcium carbonate... 8,212 Magnesium carbonate... 1,003 Unknown... 208 100.00 pts This rock to be heated by steam under pounds pressure and spread on the prep bed above specified and rolled down on heated rollers, forming a true and even face, corresponding with the street grade. Curbs of cement shall not be less than inches in width and 20 inches in depth to be made of the following material. The base or body of said corb shall made of 1 part Portland cement and 4 parts clean sharp sand, and covered on all sides with a coating 2 of an inch thick composed of 2 parts cement and 3 parts clean sharp plastering sand, well and toughly mixed and evenly spread on, making all even, true and square. Redwood curbs shall not be less than inches in thickness and 20 inches in depth on their edge and supported by both well spiked with 30 penny nails to 4x4 wood posts, 4 feet long set into the groove on the tops of said posts to come within inches of the grade of the sidewalk on inside of the curb. All carbs in all cases to be set on street line. FRANK EY, President of the Board of Trustees I hereby certify that the foregoing on names was passed by the Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim at a regular meeting of said board held on August 1, 1888, by following vote: Ayes—Rainer, Goldthwaite, Littlefield Booge. Noose—None. M. Nebrulcho, City Clark Be like the Landing. At Ear Harber—He—Why, it is grown quite dark: You can hardly distinguish the people at the hotel. She—and rather cool, too. I ought have something around me. He (with a familiar movement of the arm) That's so: NEW ADVERTISINGMENTS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 4 P.M., Wednesday, 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This in the face of the fact that several good gentlemen at Santa Ana were anxious to secure the Supervisorial nomination. Anaheim supported Inaley, of course, and assured the Supervisor in return. The candidacy of an Anaheimer for Auditor gave our level headed neighbor a chance to re-tay our vote for Inaley. They set about to secure the nomination for our handsome chairman of the Board of City Trustees. Adled to this was the fact that the southern part of the county had been systematically "left" in the convention, which was anxious how to give it a representative upon the ticket. Santa Ana led the march and beamed an Anaheimer for an office which they might have themselves. It was an agonizing spectacle. Delegates from one section fell full up the necks of delegates from another section and wept. But the incoming flood was swapt back with the Supervisor brooms of which our delegation had a plentiful supply. And thus it was. The handmade chairman of the Board of City Trustees first a candidate for County Treasurer and then for Supervisor—was left upon the beach high and dry. He forsook the Treasury because men like Bambury and Milner were after it, and likewise turned away from the Supervisor board because "too many were after it." The Auditorship offered itself, and sure enough our man arose to the projecty of the situation and said "I will be Auditor!" The "watchdog of the treasury," forsworth, has not a penny in it, had too many irons in the political fire like Posh Rah, who was the Mikado's Treasurer, Supervisor, Auditor, Coroner and all. Here! Stop this license business. We have lost an advertiser by it. He must economize, he says. If we've got to stand the pressure, let the licenses go to thunder. We see that Francis Patrick Kelley, Republican candidate for District Attorney, has been saying something about the "workingman" in Los Angeles lately. We apose that if Kelley wishes to poll the working-man's vote at the coming election, he will be required to explain away the charge of being an old-time San Francisco Mail "rat," and very heavy. Fruit crops are very heavy. Grapes promise to yield enormously. The attempt to arrest offensive Indians on the San Carlos reservation (Arizona) has caused a general uprising among them and they defy the officials and threaten to leave the reservation. General alarm exists among the ranshers and stockmen on the San Pedro river. Most of the trouble is anticipated from the Chihuahua Apache, Geronimo's tribe. The most picturesque feature of the welcome to Blaine will be the boat parade down the bay. Every available steamboat in New York has been chartered for the occasion, and will start when the steamship New York is sighted. The water procession will be nearly two miles long. All the whistles will blow a welcome simultaneously. At the Republican State Convention at San Francisco on Tuesday the following Congressional nominations were made: First District, Judge DeHaven of Plumboldt, Second District, John A. Kagen of Amador; Third District, Joseph McKenna (re-nominated unanimely); Fourth District, W. W. Morrow, by acclamation; Fifth District, T. G. Phelpe; Sixth District, General Vandevorer. Electors and alternates were nominated, a platform adopted, and a Congressional committee appointed. Every day brings to Nonquitt miscellaneous reports of patent-medicine careers and letters of advice, and all are warranted to cure General Sheridan forthwith. The patent-medicine and mineral-water cranks have sent stuff enough to stock a county drug store. All the papers of the country and nearly every State and Territory is represented in the collection. California is especially well represented and Taxa sends her share, while the cranks in the immediate vicinity are frequently heard from. Of courses none of this staff is given the General. Most of it is at once thrown away. Every mail brings letters of advice. One or two have been received from doctors of reputation, who have given some well meant information, who have given some well meant information, who may apply, but they must have written neither same nor reason. The new Iman Line shamer at New York has completed her trial trip. She is in the largest passenger ship in the world, being fourteen feet longer than the City of Rome. She is built on the lines of a yacht, and has enormous engines to develop extraordinary power. It is anticipated that she will radiate the Atlantic voyage in a little over six days. She was tried for speed at short intervals several times, and each time made twenty-five miles per hour, under limited propagation. The allowed speed will be diminished to the extent of only one-fourth the maximum. The new steamer is lavishly furnished with life-saving apparatus and is fitted with constructed with a view to use an Government minibus in the event of war. On her first voyage she will take out Rhime and the members of his family, who have been touring in England. C.M.BUFFERSON, County Court. By P.H.Lewrey, Deputy. To be published upon a month for three weeks in the Anaheim Gazette. Whit & Wood and Richard Miles announce for publication. ORDINANCE NO. 48. Minutes directing the Superintendent of Streets and condiments to the materials to be used in the construction of sidewalks and the mode of executing the work. Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim ordinance as follows: Line 1: All contracts made by the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anaheim for the passage of this ordinance, for construction of sidewalks and earthing, to make under and subject to the following provisions, to wit: - For the building of sidewalks in the city of Anaheim, Cal. - Walks may be constructed of cement San Luis Obispo bituminous lime or specification below. - The may be constructed of granite, stone, cement or redwood, as per specification below. CEMENT WALK. Vacate and remove from the premises on earth and other material, forming a solid bed on the natural and sandy earth the fall width from the street the building line up to within inches of the grade line of road walkway, slope, scarce sand or pin gravel, spread, and packed down, having it wet as it is packed, leaving a good air surface. On this surface spread a mixture composed of one part Portland and five parts good clean, sharp thoroughly mixed together, float and this down to a tree and even surface, this surface even and smooth within inch of the grade line. On this surfait on a finish or wearing coat 2 of an ink, composed of two parts of Portland and three parts clean, sharp, sand, all to be thoroughly mixed, all to be evenly worked on and left and smooth. This finish or wearing will be put on in lateral sections of 2 feet correspond with the established grade city. MINISTRY ORIGINO BITUMINOÑOS ROCK SIDEWALK. Vacate and remove from the premises on earth and other materials, forming a solid bed on the natural and sandy earth. Then fill up to within one sidewalk grade with clean earth, on evenly and not to exceed three in a layer, well wet, and rammed and leaving the surface smooth and within one inch of the sidewalk. On this spread a rock known as Osipo Bituminous Lime Rock, always as follows: 65,917 parts. 16,255 alumina. 8,405 carbonate. 8,212 carbonate. 1,003 town. 208 100.00 parts. NEW ADVERTISING. A PETITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNSIGNED INSTANT PREMIUMING A POSITION TO THE Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county on Monday the fifth day of August, 1887, requesting the board to organize an irrigation district in any way which petition is published herewith and is intended to wit. To the Honorable, the Board of Supervisors of the county of Los Angeles, California. We, the undersigned Trustholders within the jurisdiction district herein described, and consulted by authority within this district, respectively show by your Honorary Signature, First—That we are trustholders running within the proposed irrigation district herein described and is indebted to wit. From the Honorable Ash河. Third—That we desire to provide for the irrigation of the mild lands, and we therefore propose the organization of an irrigation district consisting of the same contained within the following boundaries: The territory along the land situated in the county of Los Angeles, and contained within its northern limits; The territory along the northern bounds of mild surround for a distance of mild surroundings; The northwest corner of section 18; therein in a northerly direction direction 18; therein in a northerly direction direction 18; therein along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe Dan Granger in section 34 to a Valley North. There is no waterway along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a valley north of Joe dan granger in section 34 to a Valley North. There is no waterway along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section 34 to a Valley North. There is no waterway along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section 34 to a Valley North. There is no waterway along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section 34toa Valley North. There is no waterway along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section 34toa Valley North. There is no waterway along the banks of mild surround for a distance of 27 chance or to the west line of section 19; thereon along the south side of the footfall in section Contemplating a change in our business room, we must reduce our present Immerse Purchasing Public to call on us and supply as we have reduced our-prices to such a fine do so; our stock is complete in every department in the past well know, and an oppose at such prices as we propose to sell at, is Goods reduced From 25 to 50 Per Cent Many Goods REGARDLESS A visit to our Store and inspection of our Private stock as we have only been a little over two years REINHAUS Cor. Fourth and Syc NOTICE. HAVING BOUGHT QUITE HEAVILY OF SUGAR, anticipating the usual advance at this season of the year, the BUENA PARK CASH STORE Will supply its customers with a fine article of N.O. GRANULATED, giving them 12 pounds for $1, thus giving our customers the benefit of the advance. DELINQUENT NOTICE. Anaheim, Olinda and Pomona Railroad Company. THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING described stock on account of amendment laid on April 16, 1888, the several amounts not appropriate the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: CAMPACHERS NOT LISTED No. SHARE AMT. C. P. Van Brunck 100 8000 N. H. Mitchell 50 2500 E. K. Engg 50 2500 Edward Bardson 640 3,250 D. W. Hudson 19 80 And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors made on the 21 day of July, 1888, no amount of cash may be sold at the office of the company on the 17th day of July, 1888, at 2 o'clock p.m. of a said day to pay delinquent assessments, together with some advertising and expense of sale. A. RIMPAU, Securary. The above sale is hereby postponed to July 31, 1888, by order of the Board of Directors. Notice! BEND OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED with the Board of Deparment in rewright bill is called for Saturday. Augkrogner's Hall, at 2 P.M. By order, COMMITTER. M. Hewitt, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON ANAHIM, Cal. experience in surgical and obstetrical Planters' Hotel, Roam 15. used to prompt night or day. Allegrin & Son's Art, Art and Music STORE. TO POSTOFFICE. Heim, Cal. SUPERIOR COURT CALIFORNIA. Lady or Lee Anselm. of the estate of JOEL R. TURNER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD of School Trumans of Anaheim School District is ready to pay Bond No. B. of Anaheim School District, Los Angeles County, State of California, of the value of $600. Proposals will be received Thursday, August 8, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the Board of School Trumans on Sunday, Anaheim, July 4, 1898. NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY The Trustee of Anaheim School District for the purchase of a new Bond (No. B.) of Anaheim School District, Los Angeles County, State of California, of the value of $600. Proposals will be received Thursday, August 8, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the Board of School Trumans on Sunday, Anaheim, July 4, 1898. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD of School Trumans of Anaheim School District is ready to pay Bond No. B. of Anaheim School District, Los Angeles County, State of California, of the value of $600. Proposals will be received Thursday, August 8, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the Board of School Trumans on Sunday, Anaheim, July 4, 1898. THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWing described stock on account of ammunition acted on April 18, 1898, the several amounts not eppose the name of the respective shareholders, as follows: CERTIFICATE NOT LISTED NO. BAAAR ART. C. P. Van Brunck 100 ART. N. H. Mitchell 50 ART. E. P. Kelley 50 ART. Edward Records 600 ART. D. W. Hudson 100 ART. And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 21st day of July, 1898, no many shares of each parcel of such stock may be will be sold at the office of the company on the 17th day of July, 1898, at 2 o'clock in the morning a valid day to pay delilquent ammunition, together with some advertising and expense of male. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby postponed to July 21, 1898, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed to August 16th, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF P. R. HORTSMANN, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by the undergird, administrator of the estate of P. R. Hortsmann, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having abided against the said deceased and exhibited the monewith the necessary remission, visible from the first publication of this notice to the mid-administrator at the office of Richard Malcom, an attorney-in-law, in the city of Anaheim, in the county of Los Angeles. Died this 16th day of July, A. D., 1898. P. A. KORN, Administrator of the estate of P. R. Hortsmann, JULY 19-54 SCHOOL TAXES SCHOOL TAXES ARE OVERDUCK. A PROMPT payment of the mine to me at my office is required. F. C. SMYTHE, This Collector. NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY The Trustee of Anaheim School District for the purchase of a new Bond (No. B.) of Anaheim School District, Los Angeles County, State of California, of the value of $600. Proposals will be received Thursday, August 8, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the Board of School Trumans on Sunday, Anaheim, July 4, 1898. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD of School Trumans of Anaheim School District is ready to pay Bond No. B. of Anaheim School District, Los Angeles County, State of California, of the value of $600. Proposals will be received Thursday, August 8, 1898, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. By order of the Board of School Trumans on Sunday, Anaheim, July 4, 1898. LIVERY, FEED AND BOARD STABLE. First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Rate D. J. KRAEMER, Prop. Fullerton,-Ca HIPPOLYTE CAHEN, General Merchandise Keep Always on Mind the Best of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, STATIONERY, AGATEWARE, WOODENWARE, OIL Boots and Shoes Men's Purchasing Goods. A.T.WALLOP WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURBOUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Well-Selected Stock OF - Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-Made Underwear (Lady Always in Attendance). Full Line of Gents', Ladies' and Children's Shoes FROM FINE FRENCH KID TO CANVAS. Full Line of Choice Summer Silk,Satins, EtTO SELECT FROM. Orders for all kinds of Goods Promptly Filled. CLAUS BROTHERS. OPENING OF THE CLEARANCE SALE Of Goods, Fancy Goods, Fashion, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Furnishing Goods! change in our business which necessitates the remodeling of our storeour present Immense Stock of Goods, and extend an invitation to the all on us and supply themselves with whatever they want in our line, prices to such a figure as to make it to the interest of everybody to ete in every department, as all who have favored us with their panow, and an opportunity to select from such a full and elegant stock, oose 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! and inspection of our Prices will verify all we have said. No old or shelf worn goods in y been a little over two years in business here. AUS BROTHERS, Fourth and Sycamore Sts., Santa Ana, Cal. OWN, Embalmer, ton. EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEE CLASS STYLE. PARTIES SECURE SAME BY TELEoderate. RIAL. Fullerton, Cal. and Board LE. Reasonable Rates! ER, Prop. - Cal. 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 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: SOLICITED. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF TRANSFER of Transects of the city of Anaheim will meet as a BOARD OF EQUALIZATION ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, THE 15TH, 16TH AND 17TH OF AUGUST, 1888. At the City Hall in the city of Anaheim, at B. Wickell P. A. Brunsuncher, for the purpose of equalizing the investment roll of the city of Anaheim for the current year. By order of the Board of Transfers, M...NEBELUNG, City Clerk Anaheim, July 20, 1888. G. A. Brunsuncher, - PROPRIETOR - Palace Meat Market, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. BIDS! WILL BE RECEIVED BY ME UNTIL AUGUST EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES At the Grand Army Enampment to be held at Anaheim Landing from August 14th to August 23rd, as follows: One bidder's behalf and another's behalf each month. One bidder's behalf and one bidder's behalf each month. All persons desiring bidding privileges other than those specified above, will notify me at once, stating what they wish to sell and how space required, when rates will be furnished them. JOHN BROOKER, Commander Artista, CA. NOTICE: Wanted to borrow on first class security, from five to twenty-five thousand dollars. For further particulars inquire of Messrs. Pierce & Littlefield. Anaheim, April 9, 1888. Express and Baggage COMPANY. All orders promptly at asked to: Also Fine 'Bus for Pichins, Excursions, Etc. OFFICE: Telephone: Oversee More Opp. P. O. - Anaheim, Cal. A. S. FIGOTT, Proply