anaheim-gazette 1888-08-09

DOWN BY THE SEA. Personal Gossip from the Landing. Large Crowds of Campers and Painters Taking the Clam and Beanpile - The Coming Encounters Anabeim’s account report is enjoying a ventable boom. During the past week the line of streets have been materially filled up and extended with the tents of newcomers. New streets laid out and still they come. A wide awake photographer has erected a mammoth tent where beauty can be made a thing of joy forever for a nominal consideration. Commodors Davis has added a number of mobyline new crafts to his fleet of row boats, bearing the names of some of Anabeim’s favorite belles. The fishermen are assistants in their efforts but with indifferent success, tho’ the campers are fairly supplied with fish. The personal staircase snail must hail the high tide with songs of gladness, for at low tide they are hankered by a small army of men, women and children armed with rakes and all kinds of nondescript weapons to drag them from their happy homes. This warfare is entirely one-sided, judging from the spoils in buckets, pails and old barley sacks with which the victors are indexed. Three feed yards are now opened up for business with it is said, more coming. The number of picnikers for the day increases daily. It is an extremely poor day for picnic when there are no more than twenty-five parties who drive to the Landing, bathe and lanah in true gypy style. To drive from Long Beach and take a dip where there is no undertow nor strong currents is becoming one of the things to do by the pleasure seekers at that high-tened resort. On Sunday last the crowd of visitors to spend the day was unusually large. They come from Santa Ana, Orange, Artesia, Anaheim, Normalk, Long Beach and every portion of the surrounding country in occasional string of vehicles until after morn, when the procession begins its homeward pilgrimage. The permanent campers are made up of the best class of citizens of the country contiguous to the Landing. Hoochum and rowdies find it an extremely uncongenial place to visit. ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION Committees named to Perfect Arrangements-Ground Time Reported As a meeting of citizens at Old Palmer Mall yesterday, to take action in the matter of moving a free excrement from Los Angeles during the session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Old Palmer in Los Angeles next month, it was decided to fix the exercise on Thursday, September 20th. The Executive Committee appointed to select the several committees made a reportanning the following ladies and gentlemen to act in the matter: Committee on Reception—Mensa. Dr J. H. Balland, F. Ey and P. Jamon. Committee on Arrangement—F. Ey, Dr Balland, Dr J. S. Gardiner, R. O. Wood, S. Littlefield, H. C. Goda and Wm R. Harker of Anaheim, Mr. Wickham of Garden Grove and T. C. Hall of Westminster. Committee on Subscription—Mensa. Wm R. Harker, A. K. Hendrickx, F. Ruhmann, H. Pendleton of Placeinna, W. J. Smith of Orangethorpe, R. Q. Wickham of Garden Grove, T. C. Hall of Westminster, P. A. Schimmacher of Fallerton, W. O. Potter of Centralia. Committee on Wine—Mensa, H. Kroger, J. P. Zeyn, C. O. Rest, E. Browning, John Hartung, Wm. Konig, W. J. Booga, F. Conrad. Committee on Fruit—Mensa, M. Haubt, L. Schorn, A. McDermott, Tham. Stailey, Wm. M. MaFadden, L. Parker, R. Q. Wickham. Committee on Decoration of Hall—Mrs A. Goldthwaite, Mrs E. Clark, Mrs S. O. Wood, Miss Clemmie Schmidt, Miss Frances Schmidt, Miss Hannah Smith, Miss Mary Herstman, Miss Emma Schnider, Miss Panny Higgins, Miss Ida Witta, Miss James Witta, Miss Dora Zeyn, Miss Minnie Zeyn, Miss Melissa Gardinar, Miss Ida Everhardy, Miss MoPedden. Committee on Entables—Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Avery, Mrs Classen, Mrs Grimsawh Mrs H. Pester, Mrs J.W.Hart, Mrs D.W Hudson, Miss Mary Kraemer, Miss Malhaheimer, Miss Matilda Rimpan, Miss Sophia Rimpan, Messera F.H.Keith, J.B.Pierce, D.W Hudson, Byron Wonderlich. Committee on Decoration of Town—Mensa H.Albrecht, Tim.Carroll,Llawley Parks,Wm.Waite,P.U.Schaumburger,R.J.Perry,V.Browning,B.J.Browning. Transportation Committee—Everybody of Anaheim,Garden Grove，Westminster，Placentis,Fallerton和Orangethorpewho has a boggy,earnings or vehicle of any description. The above appointed committees are expected to meet at once and commence their labors and report progress at the next meeting of the Executive Committee，to be held at Odd Fallews’ Hall on Tuesday，August 14th，at 9 o’clock A.M. It is expected that a gala time will be had and that a throng of visiting Odd Fallews EVENTS OF THE WEEK Peculiar Case of a Superposed Pauper Some two years ago an Englishman named John Hayes，or Ayas，as he sometimes called himself，bought a piece of property of about seven acres at Fairview，and joined the residence of Pentheston Gardener. He was the military compassent of his small cabin，and attracted some attention through his pertinent manner of living.His raised some shishkane and at the present time there are probably $100 worth of lourds upon the place.A few days ago he became and went to Los Angeles，where he proceeded to the Sutter’s Hospital for treatment.He informed the Sisters of his property here and also of his chicken raising.Hoard at that time quite an amount of money in the Commercial Bank at Santa Ana，so is in mind which fact was also made known to him by his petitions.Hoard was then compelled to speak of his performance.Hoard died on Monday and the authorities in Los Angeles are said to have been unable to locate any of the tenant’s property or to establish his identity.Hoard was then compelled to a purport that the demand was requested as being in quite comfortable circumstances.Hoard is invested in Santa Ana property about a year ago,sold out at an increased valuation,and invaded part of his money here,purchasing seven acres from B.J.Sandgrans at Fairview,and depositing an amount in the Santa Ana bank.Hoard has chickens ranch has since his departure without care，但the poultry is valued at not less than $100.I is not believed the economic party exchanged a will. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES Now the Supervisor Fight Stands at Promet. As the time for holding the Democratic County Convention approaches candidates appear on every side.Los Angeles farmers,the largest number，在 fact nearly all the candidates are far heard from hail from the Angelic barg.The principal fight will be for the Sheriff’s office.Already the following gentlemen have announced themselves as willing to accept the place:Gen.J.Matthews,T.J.Cuddy,A.W.Barrett,Dave Waldrom,Tom Brown.Ed.Gibson To drive from Long Beach in true grypy style. On Sunday last the crowd of visitors to spend the day was unusually large. They came from Santa Ana, Orange, Artesia, Anaheim, Norwalk, Long Beach and every portion of the surrounding country in occasional string of vehicles until after noon, when the procession began the homeward pilgrimage. The permanent campers are made up of the best class of citizens of the country contiguous to the Landing. Hoo-lama and rowdiness had it an extremely uncongenial place to visit. At seven a'clock every morning the amateur sounds the bathing call, when the whole camp does bathing suite for a swim in the smooth bay or a plunge in the breakers. Both places are so admirably adapted to the pleasure of bathers that although occasionally the action of some expert swimmer seems venturesome no accident has occurred. The Grand Army The committee of arrangements for the A.R. Encampment is strenuously working to perfect accommodations for the several hundred veterans who have signified their intention of going into camp on the 14th instant. The ground for the encampment has been reserved and staked off in streets for different posts. Colonial John Brooker, Commander of the Seventh Inspection District, comprising this section of Southern California, has been indefatigable in his labors to make the reunion a success. A letter from T.H. Goodman, Commander of the Department of California, states that he with his staff will be present. Governor Waterman has promised that if his duties will permit he will visit the encampment. The Orange band has been engaged to furnish music. One day during the ten days encampment will be devoted to a general reunion of veterans soldiers and sailors, whom prominent men from Los Angeles and other parts of the State will deliver addresses, interspersed with musical and literary excerpts. It is intended to present each night entertainments of different character, including amateur dramas, minstrel shows, concerts of war songs, etc. A first-class orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for three or four hours during the ten days festivities. Correspondence has been had to secure the Pkya trooper for one or two nights. There is every indication that the attendance of Grand Army man will be large. The San Bernardine post has stated its intention to participate with not less than 150 members. The post at Orange will attend in a body and large delegations from Santa Ana post and from different pests in Los Angeles will doubtless swell the number of veterans in blue into the handrails. NOTES El Miles and wife of Los Angeles were among the strong of visitors on Sunday. Mr. Ballard came down on Sunday, took a dip and examined the sanitary condition of she camp, which he pronounced good: Rev. Mr. Strong of Westminster has been sojourning at the Landing for several days. Miss Katie Olden, one of Oakland's belles, has been the guest of Mrs. Des Oranges for a number of weeks. Mrs. Shoemaker of Philadelphia, with her sister Mrs. Butler have added much during the past week to the social pleasures of the camp. Rev. Mr. Townsend conducted Episo opera services in the morning and Rev. Mr. Irwin preached in the evening last Sunday. Mrs. Heiman of Anaheim is one of the most expert swimmers among the bathers. Prof. Peckhard wife and family are among the late arrivals. F.A.Kern and family are conveniently located near the beach and are thoroughly enjoying themselves. Anahisa Landing's photographer has spent bathes and lansah in true grypy style. To drive from Long Beach and take a dip where there is no undertow nor strong currents is becoming one of the things to do by the pleasure seekers as that high-tened resort. On Sunday last the crowd of visitors to spend the day was unusually large. They come from Santa Ana, Orange, Artesia, Anaheim, Norwalk, Long Beach and every portion of the surrounding country in occasional string of vehicles until after noon, when the procession began the homeward pilgrimage. The permanent campers are made up of the best class of citizens of the country contiguous to the Landing. Hoo-lama and rowdiness had it an extremely uncongenial place to visit. At seven a'clock every morning the amateur sounds the bathing call, when the whole camp does bathing suite for a swim in the smooth bay or a plunge in the breakers. Both places are so admirably adapted to the pleasure of bathers that although occasionally the action of some expert swimmer seems venturesome no accident has occurred. THE GRAND ARMY The committee of arrangements for the A.R. Encampment is strenuously working to perfect accommodations for the several hundred veterans who have signified their intention of going into camp on the 14th instant. The ground for the encampment has been reserved and staked off in streets for different posts. Colonial John Brooker, Commander of the Seventh Inspection District, comprising this section of Southern California, has been indefatigable in his labors to make the reunion a success. A letter from T.H. Goodman, Commander of the Department of California, states that he with his staff will be present. Governor Waterman has promised that if his duties will permit he will visit the encampment. The Orange band has been engaged to furnish music. One day during the ten days encampment will be devoted to a general reunion of veterans soldiers and sailors, whom prominent men from Los Angeles and other parts of the State will deliver addresses, interspersed with musical and literary excerpts. It is intended to present each night entertainments of different character, including amateur dramas, minstrel shows, concerts of war songs, etc. A first-class orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for three or four hours during the ten days festivities. Correspondence has been had to secure the Pkya trooper for one or two nights. There is every indication that the attendance of Grand Army man will be large. The San Bernardine post has stated its intention to participate with not less than 150 members. The post at Orange will attend in a body and large delegations from Santa Ana post and from different pests in Los Angeles will doubtlessly swell the number of veterans in blue into the handrails. NOTES El Miles and wife of Los Angeles were among the strong of visitors on Sunday. Mr. Ballard came down on Sunday, took a dip and examined the sanitary condition of she camp, which he pronounced good: Rev. Mr. Strong of Westminster has been sojourning at the Landing for several days. Miss Katie Olden, one of Oakland's belles, has been the guest of Mrs. Des Oranges for a number of weeks. Mrs. Shoemaker of Phillidelpom, with her sister Mrs. Butler have added much during the past week to the social pleasures of the camp. Rev. Mr.Townsend conducted Episo opera services in the morning and Rev. Mr.Irwin preached in the evening last Sunday. Mrs. Heiman of Anaheim is one of the most expert swimmers among the bathers. Prof.Peckhard wife and family are among the late arrivals. F.A.Kern and family are conveniently located near the beach and are thoroughly enjoying themselves. Anahisa Landing's photographer has spent bathes and lansah in true grypy style. To drive from Long Beach and take a dip where there is no undertow nor strong currents is becoming one of the things to do by the pleasure seekers as that high-tened resort. THE GRAND ARMY The committee of arrangements for the A.R. Encampment is strenuously working to perfect accommodations for the several hundred veterans who have signified their intention of going into camp on the 14th instant. The ground for the encampment has been reserved and staked off in streets for different posts. Colonial John Brooker, Commander of the Seventh Inspection District, comprising this section of Southern California, has been indefatigable in his labors to make the reunion a success. A letter from T.H. Goodman, Commander of the Department of California, states that he with his staff will be present. Governor Waterman has promised that if his duties will permit he will visit the encampment. The Orange band has been engaged to furnish music. One day during the ten days encampment will be devoted to a general reunion of veterans soldiers and sailors, whom prominent men from Los Angeles and other parts of the State will deliver addresses, interspersed with musical and literary excerpts. It is intended to present each night entertainments of different character, including amateur dramas, minstrel shows, concerts of war songs, etc. A first-class orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for three or four hours during the ten days festivities. Correspondence has been had to secure the Pkya trooper for one or two nights. There is every indication that the attendance of Grand Army man will be large. The San Bernardine post has stated its intention to participate with not less than 150 members. The post at Orange will attend in a body and large delegations from Santa Ana post and from different pests in Los Angeles will doubtlessly swell the number of veterans in blue into the handrails. NOTES El Miles and wife of Los Angeles were among the strong of visitors on Sunday. Mr. Ballard came down on Sunday, took a dip and examined the sanitary condition of she camp, which he pronounced good: Rev. Mr.Strong of Westminster has been sojourning at the Landing for several days. Miss Katie Olden, one of Oakland's belles, has been the guest of Mrs. Des Oranges for a number of weeks. Mrs.ShoemakerofPhilidelpomwithherSisterMrs.Butterhaveaddedmuchduringthepastweekbethocialpleasuresofthecamp. Rev.Mr.TownsendconductedEpisooperaservicesinthemorningandRev.Mr.Irwinpreachedintheeveninglastsunday. MrsHeimanofAnaheimisoneofthemostexpertswimmersamethebathe. Prof.Peckhardwifeandfamilyareamongthelatearrivals.F.A.Kernandfamilyareconvenientlylocatednearthebeachandarethoroughenjoyingthemselves.AnahisaLandingsphotographerhasspentbathesandlansahintruegrypystyle. As time for holdingtheDemocraticCounty Conventionapproachescandidatesappearontowatchside.LosAngelesfarmainthe largestnumber,thefacetnearlyallthe candidatesseafartherfromhailfromtheAngelieggtwillbefortheSheriffsfoffice.Alreadyfollowinggentlemenhaveannouncedthemedewanwm willingtoaccepttheplace:Gen.J.Matthews,T.J.Cuddy,A.W.Barnett,DaveWaldrom,TomBrownEd.Gibson,CaptainMaskayJudgeBowlwanTaileyRafagioBildermainJ.JCayaMajorMitchellandJ.Q.EstadilleItisestatedthatthelightwillsummerdownwhenitcomestocominations,tothethreeoftheapenninsnamed.Meachancandidates,havenashostofriendsanditisasyetimpossibletotellwhattheoutcomesmightbe.R.H.Capman,judgeHattonandThomasB.brownarementionedfortheSuperiorJudge,andJudgeBeardenoftheBearnd矣&DaleyisstronglyspokenofJudgeoftheshortterm. For TreasurerK.E.Hewitt,DivisionSuperintendentS.P.R.R.R,H.T.D.Wilson,theLosAngelescapmannandEd.Gibbon,CaptainMaskayJudgeBowlwanTaileyRafagioBildermainJ.JCayaMajorMitchellandJ.Q.EstadilleItisestatedthatthelightwillsummerdownwhenitcomestocominations,tothethreeoftheapenninsnamed.Meachancuments,havenashostofriendsanditisasyetimpossibletotellwhattheoutcomesmightbe.R.H.Capman,judgeHattonandThomasB.brownarementionedfortheSuperiorJudge,andJudgeBeardenoftheBearnd矣&DaleyisstronglyspokenofJudgeoftheshortterm. As yetno candidatehas appearedabovethehorizonfromthesouthernendofthecountyifAssemblymanSpurgoonofSantaAnabeexceptMr.InsperegonisanximereturntoSaararmandtothatandSantaAnaDemocraveswillnotbewamectmakingacombinewiththeAnahaimbreathrenwherebytheywillbegindemonstrationbewelltomonsidefhmboth candidaturesforTheAmberdowniftheywillallowusinreturntheSupervisorialcandidaturesThisarrangementwoulddeawaywithanyallmembersorjohnagainparticularcandidatefromthisorthatsideoftheriver.Eachsidewouldthenhavethumb candidaturesfortheofficeandthencouldfituswasifitakesuntilNovember. For SupervisorseveralgentlemenofAnahimahavebeen mentionedby their friends,becauseyesdadditionismanseasonalandbeingalsoa candidate,andJ.D.PriceOfGardenGreensDr.GaudingerholdingaFederalpositionhereinnotaneligibleItisestaurinwhitherwouldmakeamostexcellentrunandifelselectedacreditablememberoftheboard。 Miss Katie Olden, one of Oakland's best women, has been the guest of Mrs. Joe Granges for a number of weeks. Mrs. Shoemaker of Philadelphia, with her mother Mrs. Butler have added much during the past week to the social pleasures of the camp. Rev Mr. Townsend conducted Episopal services in the morning and Rev Mr. Irwin presided in the evening last Sunday. Mr. Heinman of Anahiem is one of the most expert swimmers among the bathers. Prof. Pankard, wife and family are among the late arrivals. F. A. Kern and family are conveniently located near the beach and are thoroughly enjoying themselves. Anahiem Landing's photographer has spent several days taking views of the camps. Richard Melrose, wife and family occupy one of the most tightly positioned at the Landing. B. P. Portar and family have become permanent residents for the season. Every Anahiem knows Harry the fisherman. He has lately won new laurels as the architect and builder of Commodore Davis' new bents. Arthur Lewis and wife seem to be the most connotated and happiest couple in camp in their next and nory tent. Charley Kirks and his estimable wife have been sojourning here for several months to recuperate. Charley goes fishing daily and has not only built his health, but has made many firm friends by his quiet and genial ways. W. J. Smith, F. M. Keith and several other families from Anahiem are enclosed under the protection of Rev. Mr. Irvin. Mr. Harper, favorably known to Anahiems, came here weighing 90 pounds. He now tips the balcony at 180. A lady and gentleman from Long Beach drove up to the beat of a song on Sunday but asked for a drink of water. It was handed to the lady with an apology that it was not very good as it had stood in the harbor over night. After drinking it she said, "That's spilled water, much better than we get at Long Beach." We understand that the Long Beach people have made an effort to change the location of the Grand Army Encompassment from the landing to Long Beach, saying that the water was insufficient. We have plenty of water and good enough. The encampment will be held at the Landing. H. C. Gode has one of the easiest camps on the beach. Schoolmaster Grovely of Plumpton is a most enthusiastic Schoolmaster. Postmaster Gardiner has his family comfortably established and he makes flying while for a hush in the body. Orangebearer is largely regretted. M. V. B. Lovering, Wm. Hainlin, Alas, Gardiner, Frank Porter and others with their families being among the remainder. J. W. Lennell of Australia has his family another just above high tide in the shape of two large and comfortable boats. Oil D. R Gray assisted by Charlie Simon wrote a poem about things comfortable for guests at their place of business. Ukand Army Encampment Preparations are going forward steadily for the forthcoming encampment of the Grand Army at the Landing, which commands on the 14th instant. Post headquarters will be fixed on Monday next, at which time the general formation of the encampment will be completed. Each post will have an avenue forty feet between it and the next line of tents. At the head of each will be located post headquarters and a few yards forward will be pitched the tent of the Encompassment Commander. Colonel Brooker has assurances that the encampment will be a complete success, so far as numbers are concerned, and those having charge will spare no pain to make the occasion one long to be remembered by those in attendance. Tentis and equipage will arrive here and be transported to the Landing on Monday. The erection of tents will then begin and everything be in readiness for the opening of the encampment next week. Among the guests who will be present are Governor Walerman and staff, Department Commander Goodman, G. A. R., and staff; Mrs. Linie D. Waterman, President W. R. C. Department of California; General Frament, General Miles and staff, General Boyes and staff, General Van deraver and others. These visitors will probably remain two days, and some of their number a longer period. Arrangements are completed for their transfer to the Landing from the depot here. Anahiem Water Company The Board of Directors of the Anahiem Water Company met in regular session on Saturday. Present, Korn, Sohara, Brewing, Hunter, Gardiner and McDowall. The reports of Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent were placed on file. It was resolved that Division Engineer Fisher, of the Californian Central be notified to plan a solid dirt embankment at the crossing on North street. An assessment of fifty cents per share was invited on the stock of the Company. The superintendent was instructed to proceed work upon the completion of the data at the head of the dish, and to remove debris from the river, the Board of Directors to grasp and impress the undertaking. It was decided to employ counsel to look after the interests of the company during the hearing of the petition to form the distinct under the Wright bill by the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Chagman, company's attorney, was impressed in aid in the matter. Advised. Welln, Penguin's Expansion The following packages remain unpacked at the office: W. J. Pottsam, Korn, J.W.Hawkins, R.P.Bash, T.A.Gates, J.W.Srewbridge, W.William. General A.R.Hawkey was announced by the Indian Republic for Government purposes.Ims J.Chew was nominated for Lieutenant General Company. Work commenced on this Depot—Hull round marina point in Miramaye. From our Regular Correspondent. Kurton Garrett—Our own feud highly stated at the beginning of our deput here.The building is 90 feet long and the constant price $4,000.Eight carpenters are at present at work on the building which will be pushed to a speedy completion. I see that City Council of Los Angeles has accepted an invitation to take a ride over our road to San Diego on next Saturday.According to the published time-card of the company, regular inmates will run over the road on Sunday, two expenses to and from San Diego, two loans to and from Santa Ana. By this time this is in type the construction forces will have finished all the work,and if the memorial agreement is madethe troops will at once be pushed off from this place in Richmond.Kill's prison threatens has finished threshing out of hump and is now at work on the "matter" much of here in the proprism Cranglement district.Never availance of honour have been found in him.George Hoadt,a large amount of fine honey taken out by some estimated to weigh over 200 pennants.Dustier Pranginger will soon begin the ereation of an addition to his building on Spadra road. Our livery stable has had a five sign painted and it now settles in the wind.Pranginger are now at work on the P.A.Shanmenghunk. Railroad marines have been at work in the Bronx crayon in this post week.Hair in run from the Caline marsh and in staining as far as I can present find out four times. What is my mother about that Smith? By mending them from home through Canada and Westminster to Boston or New York I am not sure whether through any train to these cities which in detail describe our journey at this landmark ITS OF THE WEEK. Quar Case of a Supposed Pauper Development in the Common Impervator—Our Letter from Town—Prairie Schoolhouse. Two years ago an old Englishman named Hayne, or Ayes, as he commenced himself, bought a piece of property seven acres at Pairview, adjoining a residence of Postmaster Gandwyn was the military company of his name, and attracted some attention as permanent manner of living. He shook hands and at the present time is worth $100 worth of money upon a few days ago he became ill to Los Angeles, where he prefers Sunset Hospital for treatment. And the Sisters of his property here his children raising. He had at write an amount of money in the Al Band at Los Angeles, where he prefers Sunset Hospital for treatment. He died of the amoebiasis in Los Angeles have been unable to obtain any property of it to establish his home thereon bounded on the principal part of the al band was required not being comfortable circumstances. He institute Ana property about 20 yards at his money here, parcharding from B. J. Sandgren at Prairie responding an amount in the Santa Claus has without more, but the resident at not less than $400. It weed the economic party executed by Democratic Candidates. Supervisor Fight Stands at Promet. Time for holding the Democratic convention approaches candidates wagging aside. Los Angeles farmland number, in fact nearly all the one heard from hail from the city. The principal fight will be its office. Already the following have announced themselves we accept the place: Gen. J. M. T. J. Cuddy, A. W. Barrett, Tom Rewan, Ed. Gilson. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEER Nerely a Quorum, and not Minth Business Trustee. The Board of City Trustees meet in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present—My, Reiner and Goldthwaite. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted. Report of Treasurer showing a balance in layer of city of $205 94, was read and filed. Finance Committee reported that the salvert on the corner of Center and Palm streets had been extended across the avenue to the line of Mr. Witte's property, for which a bill of $20 was presented. No action was taken in the matter. In the matter of the position to open First North street, action was postponed in the next regular meeting. The Clerk is instructed to write again to the Southern Panico Company in regard to the opening of Broadway. Ordinance Committee asked and were given further time in the matter of work allowed them. The resolution of intention for laying sidewalks on Center street between Los Angeles and Lennon was posted upon the street required by law. Ordinance Committee introduced an amendment to Section 2 of Ordinance 49, in relation to listening. The Chairman recommended that all legal matter now before the board be referred to the City Attorney and that after this month the services of the City Attorney be dispensed with except in special cases. Bill of Rimpson Bron, for wood referred to next regular meeting. Communication from Sterus Manufacturing Company and Baker Iron Works in regard to barners and heaters received and accepted and action deferred until next regular meeting. Adjourned. Prairie Schoolhouse A meeting of citizens was held at the schoolhouse on Monday for the purpose of selecting a site for the new Fairview school and erecting a building therea. Dr. Gardlner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Prairie to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location of heated hay from this plant. When our town meets, and then badly, is a large guarding house, and we hunt here it. I hear that George Amorris will probably build me. That is the best way to make businesses in a town and secure large shipments of freight. Dum Vivendus, Vivianus. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEER Nerely a Quorum, and not Minth Business Trustee. The Board of City Trustees meet in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present—My, Reiner and Goldthwaite. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted. Report of Treasurer showing a balance in layer of city of $205 94, was read and filed. Finance Committee reported that the salvert on the corner of Center and Palm streets had been extended across the avenue to the line of Mr. Witte's property, for which a bill of $20 was presented. No action was taken in the matter. In the matter of the position to open First North street, action was postponed in the next regular meeting. The Clerk is instructed to write again to the Southern Panico Company in regard to the opening of Broadway. Ordinance Committee asked and were given further time in the matter of work allowed them. The resolution of intention for laying sidewalks on Center street between Los Angeles and Lennon was posted upon the street required by law. Ordinance Committee introduced an amendment to Section 2 of Ordinance 49, in relation to listening. The Chairman recommended that all legal matter now before the board be referred to the City Attorney and that after this month the services of the City Attorney be dispensed with except in special cases. Bill of Rimpson Bron, for wood referred to next regular meeting. Communication from Sterus Manufacturing Company and Baker Iron Works in regard to barners and heaters received and accepted and action deferred until next regular meeting. Adjourned. Prairie Schoolhouse A meeting of citizens was held at the schoolhouse on Monday for the purpose of selecting a site for the new Fairview school and erecting a building therea. Dr. Gardlner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Prairie to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location of heated hay from this plant. What our town meets, and then badly, is a large guarding house, and we hunt here it. I hear that George Amorris will probably build me. That is the best way to make businesses in a town and secure large shipments of freight. Dum Vivendus, Vivianus. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEER Nerely a Quorum, and not Minth Business Trustee. The Board of City Trustees meet in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present—My, Reiner and Goldthwaite. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted. Report of Treasurer showing a balance in layer of city of $205 94, was read and filed. Finance Committee reported that the salvert on the corner of Center and Palm streets had been extended across the avenue to the line of Mr. Witte's property, for which a bill of $20 was presented. No action was taken in the matter. In the matter of the position to open First North street, action was postponed in the next regular meeting. The Clerk is instructed to write again to the Southern Panico Company in regard to the opening of Broadway. Ordinance Committee asked and were given further time in the matter of work allowed them. The resolution of intention for laying sidewalks on Center street between Los Angeles and Lennon was posted upon the street required by law. Ordinance Committee introduced an amendment to Section 2 of Ordinance 49, in relation to listening. The Chairman recommended that all legal matter now before the board be referred to the City Attorney and that after this month the services of the City Attorney be dispensed with except in special cases. Bill of Rimpson Bron, for wood referred to next regular meeting. Communication from Sterus Manufacturing Company and Baker Iron Works in regard to barners and heaters received and accepted and action deferred until next regular meeting. Adjourned. Prairie Schoolhouse A meeting of citizens was held at the schoolhouse on Monday for the purpose of selecting a site for the new Fairview school and erecting a building therea. Dr. Gardlner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Prairie to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location of heated hay from this plant. What our town meets, and then badly, is a large guarding house, and we hunt here it. I hear that George Amorris will probably build me. That is the best way to make businesses in a town and secure large shipments of freight. Dum Vivendus, Vivianus. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEER Nerely a Quorum, and not Minth Business Trustee. The Board of City Trustees meet in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present—My, Reiner and Goldthwaite. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted. Report of Treasurer showing a balance in layer of city of $205 94, was read and filed. Finance Committee reported that the salvert on the corner of Center and Palm streets had been extended across the avenue to the line of Mr. Witte's property, for which a bill of $20 was presented. No action was taken in the matter. In the matter of the position to open First North street, action was postponed in the next regular meeting. The Clerk is instructed to write again to the Southern Panico Company in regard to the opening of Broadway. Ordinance Committee asked and were given further time in the matter of work allowed them. The resolution of intention for laying sidewalks on Center street between Los Angeles and Lennon was posted upon the street required by law. Ordinance Committee introduced an amendment to Section 2 of Ordinance 49, in relation to listening. The Chairman recommended that all legal matter now before the board be referred to the City Attorney and that after this month the services of the City Attorney be dispensed with except in special cases. Bill of Rimpson Bron, for wood referred to next regular meeting. Communication from Sterus Manufacturing Company and Baker Iron Works in regard to barners and heaters received and accepted and action deferred until next regular meeting. Adjourned. Prairie Schoolhouse A meeting of citizens was held at the schoolhouse on Monday for the purpose of selecting a site for the new Fairview school and erecting a building therea. Dr. Gardlner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Prairie to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location of heated hay from this plant. What our town meets, and then badly, is a large guarding house, and we hunt here it. I hear that George Amorris will probably build me. That is the best way to make businesses in a town and secure large shipments of freight. Dum Vivendus, Vivianus. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEER Nerely a Quorum, and not Minth Business Trustee. The Board of City Trustees meet in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present—My, Reiner and Goldthwaite. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted. Report of Treasurer showing a balance in layer of city of $205 94, was read and filed. Finance Committee reported that the salvert on the corner of Center and Palm streets had been extended across the avenue to the line of Mr. Witte's property, for which a bill of $20 was presented. No action was taken in the matter. In the matter of the position to open First North street, action was postponed in the next regular meeting. The Clerk is instructed to write again tothe Southern Panico Company in regard tothe openingof Broadway. Ordinance Committee asked and were given further time inthe matterofworkallowedthemen. The resolutionofintentionforlayingsidewalksontheCenterstreetbetweenLosAnglesandLennonwaspostponeduntilthenextregularmeeting. PERSONALMENT: R.A.SuttonofLosAngleswasinymondday. Ex.MayorTeshermanofLosAnglesinmonthDay. H.T.PaynesoftheLosAnglesTuesdaydawn. M.C.MainNorthamnamedownLosAnglesTuesdayevening,andspendafewdaysattheLanding. RamonAgillerwhoformsomeyearshasengagedwiththePomiadepartamenttownvisitingrelativesandfriends. Mr.Gen.C.KnoxandfamilyofAngelesarevisitingrelativesandfriends.themustbeprobethathewilljoinhiscampaign. H.D.PolhammaandfamilyhavebeensojourningattheLandingturnedlastweekatNewforpastweek.Excellentflatsarethereinlargequantity. R.J.NorthamandfamilyreturnedLosAngleslastweekandwillmakeAngeles theirfuturehome.Mr.NortwillbeinAnahaimeveryotherday. R.LittlefieldisinAnnahaimenbemconnectedwithOlindaailmallreceivedbackshortlywhenitimbattermattownlivedupinrailroadaffairs. 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Dr. Gardiner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Fairview to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location for the new school, the proposition of George Bets to sell two acres freestanding on Broadway, near the S.P. depot, for $500 was accepted. The erection of a school building will be commenced at once, the structure to cost not exceeding $6,000 or less than $5,000. Bonda will be issued for the cost of the building, to run for the term of ten years. Citrus Fruits The annual reports of the Secretary and Treasurer of the State Board of Horticulture for the past year have been issued. The report of the Treasurer shows the total expenditure for the thirty-ninth fiscal year to have been $10,000, which covers the whole appropriation made by the Legislature. The Secretary says the usefulness of the board has grown within the past year, and to answer many inquiries that come from all parts of the country about the propagation and variety of citrus fruits, lemon curing, etc., he has prepared a trustee on these matters to be sent to all who desire information. The report reports the maturity of forming horticulture societies or clubs in all the districts where fruits of any kind are grown. This is needed in order that the fruit prospects of different counties may be collected when most needed, and that information may be imparted and counsel taken among the organizations. Old Amherm Landing. Fifteen years ago, Anaheim Landing had but one rival as a season shipping point between San Diego and Santa Barbara. The Bannings at Wilmington were the only competitors of the Anaheim Literage Company. While the former handled most of the freight for the Pueblo of Los Angeles, Anaheim Landing was the outpost for the greater part of the vast territory of Southern California. It was the harbor for San Bernadino, San Gabriel, Los Nixon, Anaheim and the whale of the northern part of Los Angeles county. The produce of these sections was transported by prairie schaners to Anaheim Landing for shipment and general merchandise frightened back. Even some of the leading merchants of Los Angeles received large quantities of freight this point. The Pacific coast admitted four times weekly. There were three heavily stocked lumber yards. Scheoners, Indian with lumber, ships receiving bark, barley, wool, hide, wines of Anaheim and other articles of production of the country, were an ever present sight in what then was a comparatively secure roadstead. The literature company constantly employed four large lighters and a small army of longhorn horses, sailors and laborers in the transaction of thin business, which proved exceedingly remunerative to the stockholders and maintained a place of handling activity. The advent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company into Los Angeles, and the construction of a branch line to Anaheim, by giving cheaper rates for freight and quicker transportation, soon launched big lighters and left huge warehouses and warehouses with their tram-tables and hoisting machinery to the marge of the tarda rust and decay. Fairview Schoolhouse A meeting of citizens was held at the schoolhouse on Monday for the purpose of selecting a site for the new Fairview school and erecting a building there. Dr. Gardiner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Fairview to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location for the new school, the proposition of George Bets to sell two acres freestanding on Broadway, near the S.P. depot, for $500 was accepted. The erection of a school building will be commenced at once, the structure to cost not exceeding $6,000 or less than $5,000. Bonda will be issued for the cost of the building, to run for the term of ten years. Cirrus Ferns The annual reports of the Secretary and Treasurer of the State Board of Horticulture for the past year have been issued. The report of the Treasurer shows the total expenditure for the thirty-ninth fiscal year to have been $10,000, which covers the whole appropriation made by the Legislature. The Secretary says the usefulness of the board has grown within the past year, and to answer many inquiries that come from all parts of the country about the propagation and variation of citrus fruits, lemon curing, etc., he has prepared a trustee on these matters to be sent to all who desire information. The report reports the maturity of forming horticulture societies or clubs in all the districts where fruits of any kind are grown. This is needed in order that the fruit prospects of different counties may be collected when most needed, and that information may be imparted and counsel taken among the organizations. Old Amherm Landing. Fifteen years ago, Anaheim Landing had but one rival as a season shipping point between San Diego and Santa Barbara. The Bannings at Wilmington were the only competitors of the Anaheim Literage Company. While the former handled most of the freight for the Pueblo of Los Angeles, Anaheim Landing was the outport for the greater part of the vast territory of Southern California. It was the harbor for San Bernadino, San Gabriel, Los Nixon, Anaheim and the whale of the northern part of Los Angeles county. The produce of these sections was transported by prairie schaners to Anaheim Landing for shipment and general merchandise frightened back. Even some of the leading merchants of Los Angeles received large quantities of freight this point. The Pacific coast admitted four times weekly. There were three heavily stocked lumber yards. Scheoners, Indian with lumber, ships receiving bark, barley, wool, hide, wines of Anaheim and other articles of production of the country, were an ever present sight in what then was a comparatively secure roadstead. The literature company constantly employed four large lighters and a small army of longhorn horses, sailors and laborers in the transaction of thin business, which proved exceedingly remunerative to the stockholders and maintained a place of handling activity. The advent of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company into Los Angeles, and the construction of a branch line to Anaheim, by giving cheaper rates for freight and quicker transportation, soon launched big lighters and left huge warehouses and warehouses with their tram-tables and hoisting machinery to the marge of the tarda rust and decay. Fairview Schoolhouse A meeting of citizens was held at the schoolhouse on Monday for the purpose of selecting a site for the new Fairview school and erecting a building there. Dr. Gardiner was elected Chairman of the meeting and A. Goldthwaite Secretary. It was decided to allow the old schoolhouse at Fairview to remain for the present and to use it for school purposes until a new building can be erected. In the matter of location for the new school, the proposition of George Bets to sell two acres freestanding on Broadway, near the S.P. depot, for $500 was accepted. The erection of a school building will be commenced at once, the structure to cost not exceeding $6,000 or less than $5,000. Bonda will be issued for the cost of the building, to run for-the term of ten years. Citrus Frutescens The annual reports of this Secretary and Treasurer of the State Board of Horticulture for past year have been issued. The report of this Treasurer shows total expenditure for this thirty-ninth fiscal year to have been $10,000, which covers all expenses in this year. Democratic primaries will be held on next Thursday to elect delegates to the county convention which meets in Los Angeles on the 21st instat. Anaheim is apportioned 8 delegates; polls at Anaheim Hotel; D.W.Hadson; judge; Garden Grove; 2 delegates; J.D.Price; judge; Westminster; 2 delegates; S.J.Finley; judge; Yorba; 1 delegate; Palipe Yorba; judge. At regular meeting in Inyincible Parlor, No.74., N.S.G.W., held on Monday evening, the following officers were elected for this ensuing term: Past President; C.Kuchal; President; F.C.Smythe; Second Vice-President; C.E.Bone; Secrerytory; O.R.Landke; Financial Secretary; K.F.Kalloge; Trusaurer; J.Langenberger; F.P.Carpenter. There will be an excursion from Los Angeles to San Diego next Sunday over the California Central's new shore line to that city. The time table for this new line will be as follows: Leave Los Angeles; 8:10 M.; arrive San Diego; 1:32 P.M.; Leave Los Angeles; 10:37 P.M.; arrive San Diego; 4:91 M.; Leave San Diego; 8:41 M.; arrive Los Angeles; 12:54 P.M.; Leave San Diego; 4:P.M.; arrive Los Angeles; 9:37 P.M. A cry of fraud has been raised in Los Angeles in regard to naturalization of citizens. There are now something over 20-500 names upon the Great Register of Los Angeles county, and County Clerk Dunmer anticipates that before election day in November there will be at least 26,000 voters upon list, indicative of a population in the county of 130,000 exclusive of those who have not yet acquired citizenship. G.W.Barton, night editor of Los Angeles Herald, had a personal encounter with Walter S.Moore on last Friday. The Herald recently criticized Moore severely. Latter matts newspaper man on Main street and struck him, Burton is said paid no attention, and Moore commenced abusing him when Burton awoke around and jumped on Moore, but before any damage was done they were separated bystanders. Moore shortly afterward met an attache of the Cactus and gave him a threshing for misrepresenting him. Superintendent Heith has apportioned State school money,the amount per open which is to be locatedthe new Fairview schoolhouse.in as present without name.Roadmaster Payy "beforethe board" yesterday and calledthe attentionofthe Supervisorstothe neglected thoroughfare. Dave V.Waldron has consented after much permission onthe partof his friends.tobe a candidateforshariff subjecttothe decisionofthe coming Democrat County Convention.Mr.Waldron is oneofthe oldest residentsofLos AngelesandwasatonetimetheowneroftheWashington Gardens. Captain Wrede has received a high endorsementofhisSan Marca winesfromtheNorth German Lloyda SteamshipCompany.atBremenwhichsome timeagorequestedhimtoforwardsamplesofhisproduct.ThepraisecomesfromhighauthorityandtheCaptainfeelscorrespondinglyflattered. An election will be held on SaturdaySeptember 8th.forthepurposeofissuingbisonharmschoolhouse.toBeusedintheconstructionoftheFairviewschoolhouse. 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Mail Attention is called to this advertisement from A.T.William Wallop,Bisaya Jones, Japanese Mail The house of California has been speculation and a desire and expiration in two many of its people to get rich suddenly. This spirit has led to the creation of an healthy business and to a narrow which is not the different part of the State against each other, such jealousy of the father's growth and prosperity, as though there was not enough to go around." California has the richest soil and finest climate in the Union. Not the half is yet known of the natural resources. The State can support 4,000,000 of people in comfort and happiness. But they must be themselves generally like the rest of mankind who have to care their health and better by the amount of their lives," as our contemporary will say. California is probably the happiest of his calling. In it might well be the "pillar" which Nature will with him more highly than in California — Just Paul Browne. The Original American Citizens in only put up in large two acres in the home, and in its own apartment, where they lived all kinds of plants. And for the original Allusion Guildman, held by Dr. W. Burton, night editor of the Los Angeles Herald, had a personal encounter with Walter S. Moore on last Friday. The Herald recently criticised Moore severely. The latter met the newspaper man on Main street and struck him., Burton, it is said, paid no attention, and Moore commenced abusing him, when Burton awung around and jumped on Moore, but before any damage was done they were separated by bystanders. Moore shortly afterward met an attachee of the Cactus and gave him a threshing for misrepresenting him. Superintendent Heitt has apportioned the State school money, the amount per child being $156. This county, with 27,250 children, receives $42,510. From the report which has been sent it appears that Los Angeles county has nearly one-tenth of the entire number of school children in the State, and something less than one-half as many as San Francisco. Alpine has the smallest number on the list; and San Diego and San Bernardino combined have less than half the number of the country, which has an increase over last year of 7,870 children, a little less than half the gain in the entire State, while San Francisco has a loss of 18,535 children as compared with last year. On and after next Sunday there will be six passenger trains each way daily at Anaheim. The new line will begin running on that day, inaugurating the road with an excursion from Los Angeles to San Diego. These trains will be daily, except the Santa Ana accommodation, which will not run on Sundays. The San Diego Express leaves Los Angeles at 5:18 A.M., arrives at 9:30 A.M., and runs from Anaheim at 11:50 A.M. The Santa Ana accommodation leaves Los Angeles daily, except Sunday, at 9:30 A.M., arriving at 11:50 A.M., leaving at 7:40 A.M., arriving in Los Angeles at 8:40 A.M. The afternoon accommodation leaves Los Angeles daily, except Sunday, at 8:40 A.M., arriving in Los Angeles at 8:40 A.M., returning leave Anaheim at 1:15 arriving at Los Angeles at 2:30 A.M. As the morning of irrigators at Krenger's Hall on late Saturday a plan of action was discussed. Wm. M. Malcolm was delegated to survey the land for the district to the Supervisor himself with other members two weeks before the Board of Directors decided to make plans for settlement and maintenance in his mind position. In this time he got your hands painted and ready for the May Day parade. Call on & A. Dennis, the painter. Go to G. H. Norcross' for the funeral Pluma dignitary. A full line of guest's hats and shoes at H. Norcross'. Big in books and Shannon provided Federer's' for sale at boston prince. 4X's Friendly Plane and Orange Blossom. G. H. Norcross'. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of Low Angeles county, State of California. In the manner of the union of LOUISIANA, General Firing time. A. Dennis, having this day that his vacation pardoned him for his debt to Mr. Scherz and also J.D. Greene, Dr. Gardling, holding positions here, is not an ill-advised person that he would make a run if elected be a candidate of the board. Jim Hammer is regard to the office in which he will give an undivided sum from his estate, Mr. Scherz is given permission from the City Council of Los Angeles to take an invitation to take a ride to San Diego on next Saturday to the published time-end, regular train will run over Sunday, two expresses to and from the building, which will be prepared compartmentally. The City Council of Los Angeles has invited to take a ride to San Diego on next Saturday to the published time-end, regular train will run over Sunday, two expresses to and from the building, which will be prepared compartmentally. The House of California has been speculation and a desire and expiration in two many of its people to get rich suddenly. This spirit has led to the creation of an healthy business and to a narrow which is not the different part of the State against each other, such jealousy of the father's growth and prosperity, as though there was not enough to go around." California has the richest soil and finest climate in the Union. Not the half is yet known of the natural resources. The State can support 4,000,000 of people in comfort and happiness. But they must be themselves generally like the rest of mankind who have to care their health and better by the amount of their lives," as our contemporary will say. California is probably the happiest of his calling. In it might well be the "pillar" which Nature will with him more highly than in California — Just Paul Browne. The Original American Citizens in only put up in large two acres in the home, and in its own apartment, where they lived all kinds of plants. And for the Original Allusion Guildman, held by Dr. W. Burton, night editor of the Los Angeles Herald, had a personal encounter with Walter S. Moore on last Friday. The Herald recently criticised Moore severely. The latter met the newspaper man on Main street and struck him., Burton, it is said, paid no attention, and Moore commenced abusing him, when Burton awung around and jumped on Moore, but before any damage was done they were separated by bystanders. Moore shortly afterward met an attachee of the Cactus and gave him a threshing for misrepresenting him. Superintendant Heitt has apportioned the State school money, the amount per child being $156. This county, with 27,250 children, receives $42,510. From the report which has been sent it appears that Los Angeles county has nearly one-tenth of the entire number of school children in the State, and something less than one-half as many as San Francisco. Alpine has the smallest number on the list; and San Diego and San Bernardino combined have less than half the number of the country, which has an increase over last year of 7,870 children, a little less than half the gain in the entire State, while San Francisco has a loss of 18,535 children as compared with last year. On and after next Sunday there will be six passenger trains each way daily at Anaheim. The new line will begin running on that day, inaugurating the road with an excursion from Los Angeles to San Diego. These trains will be daily, except the Santa Ana accommodation, which will not run on Sundays. The San Diego Express leaves Los Angeles at 5:18 A.M., arrives at 9:30 A.M., and runs from Anaheim at 11:50 A.M. The Santa Ana accommodation leaves Los Angeles daily, except Sunday, at 9:30 A.M., arriving at 11:50 A.M., leaves at 7:40 A.M., arriving in Los Angeles at 8:40 A.M. The afternoon accommodation leaves Los Angeles daily, except Sunday, at 8:40 A.M., arriving in Los Angeles at 8:40 A.M., returning leave Anaheim at 1:15 arriving at Los Angeles at 2:30 A.M. As the morning of irrigators at Krenger's Hall on late Saturday a plan of action was discussed. Wm. M. Malcolm was delegated to survey the land for the district to the Supervisor himself with other members two weeks before the Board of Directors decided to make plans for settlement and maintenance in his mind position. In this time he got your hands painted and ready for the May Day parade. Call on & A. Dennis, the painter. Go to G. H. Norcross' for the funeral Pluma dignitary. A full line of guest's hats and shoes at H. Norcross'. Big in books and Shannon provided Federer's' for sale at boston prince. 4X's Friendly Plume and Orange Blossom. G. H. Norcross'. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of Low Angeles county, State of California. In the manner of the union of LOUISIANA, General Firing time. A. Dennis, having this day that his vacation pardoned him for his debt to Mr. Scherz and also J.D.Greene, Dr. Gardling, holding positions here, is given permission from the City Council of Los Angeles to take an invitation to take a ride to San Diego on next Saturday to the published time-end, regular train will run over Sunday, two expresses to and from the building, which will be prepared compartmentally. The House of California has been speculation and a desire and expiration in two many of its people to get rich suddenly. This spirit has led to the creation of an healthy business and to a narrow which is not the different part of the State against each other, such jealousy of the father's growth and prosperity, as though there was not enough to go around." California has the richest soil and finest climate in the Union. Not the half is yet known of the natural resources. The State can support 4,000,000 of people in comfort and happiness. But they must be themselves generally like the rest of mankind who have to care their health and better by the amount of their lives," as our contemporary will say. California is probably the happiest of his calling. In it might well be the "pillar" which Nature will with him more highly than in California — Just Paul Browne. The Original American Citizens in only put up in large two acres in the home, and in its own apartment, where they lived all kinds of plants. And for the Original Allusion Guildman, held by Dr.W.Burton,night editor ofthe Los Angeles Herald,had a personal encounter with Walter S.Moore on last Friday.The Herald recently criticised Moore severely. The latter met the newspaper man on Main street and struck him., Burton,它 is said,paid no attention,and Moore commenced abusing him，when Burton awung around and jumped on Moore，但before any damage was done they were separated by bystanders.Moore shortly afterward met an attachee ofthe Cactus和 gave him a threshing for misrepresenting him. 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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 G. H. NORCROSS' NEW STORE, In Backs' Block, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. DEALER IN General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Confectionery, HATS, : CAPS, : BOOTS: AND: SHOES, Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. We thank the Public for past Patronage, and ask a continuance of the same. General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Confectionery, HATS, : CAPS, : BOOTS: AND: SHOES, Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. We thank the Public for past Patronage, and ask a continuance of the same. G. H. NORCROSS FAIRVIEW STORE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! I take pleasure in announcing that I am prepared to meet the wants of the public with an assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. I sell every article on its merits. Call and see for yourself, at my STORE ON BROADWAY, One-half mile west Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, near Fairview S. M. H. CHEESEMAN. To Wine Makers! OFFER FOR SALE, very cheap, for the reason that I have no further use for them, the following articles: VATS, PIPES, PUNCHIONS, TANKS, CASKS, WINE PUMPS, CRUSHER AND DISTILLERY (capacity 180 gallons) and a lot of miscellaneous articles of use to wine-makers. All the above are in good condition and ready for immediate use. Apply to Theo. Reiser, Anaheim, Cal. PLANTERS' HOTEL, F. L. MASON, PROPRIETOR. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. Center Street, Anaheim, Cal PLANTERS' HOTEL, F. L. MASON, PROPRIETOR. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM HOTEL. FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Meal Hours: Breakfast, 6 to 9; Dinner, 12 to 2; Supper, 8 to 8. A FIRST-CLASS BAR ATTACHED TO HOTEL. THE BEST WINES AND LIQUORS ALWAYS ON HAND. FRED EICHLER, PROPRIETOR. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL. DELINQUENT NOTICE Anaheim, Olinda and Pomona Railroad Company. VOTERS, ATTENTION! NOTICE IS BEING GIVEN THAT A NOBLE NOTICE IS BEING GIVEN THAT A NOBLE NOTICE IS BEING GIVEN THAT A NOBLE SCHOOL TAXES SCHOOL TAXES ARE OPERATED. A PERMIT PERMIT OF the time to get at my office is a enforcement.