anaheim-gazette 1888-08-16

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Memry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Eastern and Provisional THURSDAY ... AUGUST 16, 1850 The Odd Fellow's excursion on September 20th should be made the occasion of a grand jollification. From present indications it appears that the incoming host will completely captures the town, whereas it is well for us to set about and by simple hospitality and cheer capture the good grace of our visitors. It will be a long time before so distinguished a body as the Navalign Grand Lodge will be in our midst. Representative men of high order from all sections of the aviation earth, their power to do as good is greater than any other which has off late been evacuated us. Added to this is the fact that our valley is just coming into prominence. Last year, when the hosts of Easterners were seeking Los Angeles, Panama and San Diego, a dozen in the hands had known that we offered advantages second to no chance in the state. The Navalign Grand Lodge will be in the East in time to speak of this country before this fall immigration begins. If it is shock that here is made the most palatable of these experiments in California, without family ties they will remain to them human beings in our environment on plains. We are something like a dozen passenger trains a day through our settlement, besides as many more carrying freight, and when the Southern Pacific公路 there shorten from the coast to Alaska and Canada we shall be able to descend New York and everything else. And the making of maritime export and something else. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. We are something like a dozen passenger trains a day through our settlement, besides as many more carrying freight, and when the Southern Pacific公路 there shorten from the coast to Alaska and Canada we shall be able to descend New York and everything else. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT of the San Diego Union writing from Santa Ana speaks of the settlement of Anahiem. When San Diego becomes better acquainted with us, by reason of our short time to that city, it will understand that no "settlement" in California has more substantial worth than Anahiem. We have a better foundation and better future than any town in California. More building has been done and commenced in the past six months than in ten years before. A CORRESPONDENT OF THE AMERICAN PARTY was called to order at Washington. Sheridan's will was filed on Monday estate valued at $17,000 he leaves wife and children. The mail messenger service has been tabulated to Florence, from Southern Railroad as often required. Alhambra and Lamanda Park voted week to incorporate, and elected favoring prohibitory ordinances. An official dispatch from Massachusetts three hundred and fifty auxiliary troops under command of Italian officers have destroyed by the Abymans. The included all the officers. The attack made by aviators upon Sagittaria catastrophe is due to treasury on theof native allies who joined the escaping fighting. Reporter from northwestern Iowa northern Dakota indicate a glorious far for the crops. In laws the small grain be less than one third the average in mountains. Rural round the wheat be more than half the daffla will Xvene corner good hail be borne and tended by royalty alarms. Done have greatly improved lives. The main building of Walla County pursued at Arden N.Y., Thursday morning. This is a fine construction which is built on foundations laid over previous buildings. The ground floor is now fully finished with large windows allowing natural light into the interior. The walls are covered with stucco or brickwork. The roof is made of shingles or metal sheeting. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. News in Brief Myles D Swensen, president of the barnea Bank, died in San Francisco Monday. Winters, Yolo county, was visited $50,000 fire on Saturday morning ance $8,000. The national convention of the Amrican party was called to order at Washington yesterday. Sheridan's will was filed on Monday estate valued at $17,000 he leaves wife and children. The mail messenger service has been tabulated to Florence, from Southern Railroad as often required. Alhambra and Lamanda Park voted week to incorporate, and elected favoring prohibitory ordinances. An official dispatch from Massachusetts three hundred and fifty auxiliary troops under command of Italian officers have destroyed by the Abymans. The included all the officers. The attack made by aviators upon Sagittaria catastrophe is due to treasury on theof native allies who joined the escaping fighting. Reporter from northwestern Iowa northern Dakota indicate a glorious far for the crops. In laws the small grain be less than one third the average in mountains. Rural round the wheat be more than half the daffla will Xvene corner good hail be borne and tended by royalty alarms. Done have greatly improved lives. The main building of Walla County pursued at Arden N.Y., Thursday morning. This is a fine construction which is built on foundations laid over previous buildings. The ground floor is now fully finished with large windows allowing natural light into the interior. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. News in Brief Myles D Swensen, president of the barnea Bank, died in San Francisco Monday. Winters, Yolo county, was visited $50,000 fire on Saturday morning ance $8,000. The national convention of the Amrican party was called to order at Washington yesterday. Sheridan's will was filed on Monday estate valued at $17,000 he leaves wife and children. The mail messenger service has been tabulated to Florence, from Southern Railroad as often required. Alhambra and Lamanda Park voted week to incorporate, and elected favoring prohibitory ordinances. An official dispatch from Massachusetts three hundred and fifty auxiliary troops under command of Italian officers have destroyed by the Abymans. The included all the officers. The attack made by aviators upon Sagittaria catastrophe is due to treasury on theof native allies who joined the escaping fighting. Reporter from northwestern Iowa northern Dakota indicate a glorious far for the crops. In laws the small grain be less than one third the average in mountains. Rural round the wheat be more than half the daffla will Xvene corner good hail be borne and tended by royalties alarms. Done have greatly improved lives. The main building of Walla County pursued at Arden N.Y., Thursday morning. This is a fine construction which is built on foundations laid over previous buildings. The ground floor is now fully finished with large windows allowing natural light into the interior. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. News in Brief Myles D Swensen, president of the barnea Bank, died in San Francisco Monday. Winters, Yolo county, was visited $50,000 fire on Saturday morning ance $8,000. The national convention of the Amrican party was called to order at Washington yesterday. Sheridan's will was filed on Monday estate valued at $17,000 he leaves wife and children. The mail messenger service has been tabulated to Florence, from Southern Railroad as often required. Alhambra and Lamanda Park voted week to incorporate, and elected favoring prohibitory ordinances. An official dispatch from Massachusetts three hundred and fifty auxiliary troops under command of Italian officers have destroyed by the Abymans. The included all the officers. The attack made by aviators upon Sagittaria catastrophe is due to treasury on theof native allies who joined the escaping fighting. Reporter from northwestern Iowa northern Dakota indicate a glorious far for the crops. In laws the small grain be less than one third the average in mountains. Rural round the wheat be more than half the daffla will Xvene corner good hail be borne and tended by royalties alarms. Done have greatly improved lives. The main building of Walla County pursued at Arden N.Y., Thursday morning. This is a fine construction which is built on foundations laid over previous buildings. The ground floor is now fully finished with large windows allowing natural light into the interior. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. The exterior walls are painted white or light color. The interior walls are painted white or light color. News in Brief Myles D Swensen, president of the barnea Bank, died in San Francisco Monday. Winters, Yolo county, was visited $50,000 fire on Saturday morning ance $8,000. The national convention of the Amrican party was called to order at Washington yesterday. Sheridan's will was filed on Monday estate valued at $17,000 he leaves wife and children. The mail messenger service has been tabulated to Florence, from Southern Railroad as often required。 Alhambra and Lamanda Park voted week to incorporate, and elected favoring prohibitory ordinances。 An official dispatch from Massachusetts three hundred and fifty auxiliary troops under command of Italian officers have destroyed by the Abymans。 The included all the officers. The attack made by aviators upon Sagittaria catastrophe is due to treasury on theof native allies who joined the escaping fighting. Reporter from northwestern Iowa northern Dakota indicate a glorious far for the crops. In laws the small grain be less than one third the average in mountains. Rural round the wheat be more than half the daffla will Xvene corner good hail be borne and tended by royalties alarms. Done have greatly improved lives. The main building of Walla County pursued at Arden N.Y., Thursday morning。 This is a fine construction which is built on foundations laid over previous buildings。 The ground floor is now fully finished with large windows allowing natural light into the interior。 The exterior walls are painted white or light color。 The interior walls are painted white or light color。 The exterior walls are painted white or light color。 The interior walls are painted white or light color。 NEW ADVERTISMENTS Mort of the Northern District has issued an order to compel the states showing that the unauthorized railway at various stations and a wharf discharged all various other matters which have been at work upon the several lines of railroad in his division. Heather more strict and rigorous rules will be enforced if every man upon the road must be discharged. There is an absence of courtesy to passengers, contractors and dockmen are frequently negligent, careless and unclean, and their answers to travelers cause grunt and unsatisfactory conditions. A "demoralized condition for a great railroad corporation to be in." And not far from the truth, either. All of these matters must be righted, and varnished there too before the road will properly serve the people as a common carrier. No discrimination in round trip tickets, for instance, should be made in favor of one section to this district of another. The price of tickets sold in Los Angeles good for the round trip at $1.30 should not be held at $1.70 here. The people look askance at any railroad company guilty of these "miscreations." The train men upon the entire Santa Fe system are notably at variance with their Southern Pacific brethren in these matters. The latter have much to learn before they may alter the "demoralized" state of affairs existing upon their road. It would seem strange, however, that Mr. Mur should have delayed his protest until the time when the California Central and Southern are opening their competition with time in the southern counties. The President, being unable under the law to reto the jobs in the river and harbor bill and save the useful provisions, has allowed the measure to begin a law without his signature. In some of the States all appropriation bills are considered stem by items, and the shall remain from the wheat; but as yet Congress has not seen fit to consider that desirable power upon the national executive. It should, however, be done. Under present limitations, a single necessary appropriation can be forced to cover a multitude of steals, and to save the Mississippi levees, the President is obliged to serve the petty jobbary of this city that Congressman who wants his duck pond improved. There is a load call for reform. The meteorology of Mr. Cleveland's term makes an interesting study. Since he became President, Mr. Tibidan, John Kelly, Edgar K. Aggar, Hubert O. Thompson and Daniel Manning, Democratic leaders of his own State, have passed away; the army has lost General Hancock and General Sheridan; the country General Grant, ox President Arthur, General McCallan, David Davis, Rososon Conkling, Thomas A. Humgicks, General Logan, Henry Ward Beechar and a host of lesser notables. At least eight of the The micrology of Mr. Cleveland's term makes an interesting study. Since he became President, Mr. Tilden, John Kelly, Edgar K. Apgar, Hubert O. Thompson and Daniel Manning, Democratic leaders of his own State, have passed away; the army has lost General Hancock and General Sheridan; the country General Grant, ex-President Arthur, General McClellan, David Davis, Roscoe Conkling, Thomas A. Hemdicks, General Logan, Henry Ward Beechar and a host of lesser notables. At least eight of the men whose names are given in the flush of apparent health and strength four years ago, and busy in the political activities of the Cleveland campaign. Wiley Crooby assumes management of the boom-disserted Grand View Hotel in the laughable "Bunch of Keys," he gives immediate token of his ability to make the home second to none. "Mr. Front" is admonished that "if any guests arrive, if any should arrive, to run up stairs and ring every bell in the house." New we would say to our readers, when our visiting Old Pellows arrive, let us simulate the example of the electric bells. Suppose the City Fathers, to begin at the beginning, gather in the tall sunflowers that bloom upon some of our streets and byways, and yards be given a cleaning. Let us try to have our new sidewalk laid, if not the whole, at least in part. Let us show our distinguished visitors that we are doing quite well. Let everybody show them that we are glad they came and intend to make their short stay among us something which they can look back to with pleasure. Charmino Louise Dillon is in Los Angeles with Frobman's Lyceum Theater Company. Everybody adores Miss Dillon because she is surpassingly beautiful and an actress of true merit. We simply make these remarks as we recall the prophecy of a certain man, that when the roll of America's greatest and most beautiful actresses shall be written, the names of Mary Anderson, Mather, Rahan and Louise Dillon will be first—and pretty Dillon will be on top—or oncored, we don't know which. General Schofield will succeed General Sheridan in command of the army. Schofield is 58 years of age, a native of New York and as the entrench of the war was marrying in an inferior rank. His known ability pointed him out to Liamh for promotion, It is plainly evident that those who adhere through the dull season do the business. Look over the village papers, pick out the firms who advertise, and see if we are not correct in this statement. One of our business men who knows the worth of an ad, and to us last week: "Why, I would pay twice as much for an ad, through the dull season as through the busy season if compelled to, and if a person wants to see the direct benefit of an ad, he will never have a better chance than through the dull season." General Sheridan's will was admitted to probate Monfy. To Mrs Kate Sheridan, his mother, since deceased, he left the Ohio homestead, in less simple. All the rest of his property he leaves to his wife, Mr. V. Sheridan, and Lunley Kent, his attorney, to receive in trust, the rents, etc., for the maintenance and education of his four children. The petition states that the personal estate consists of $2,721 in money, $8,000 in stocks, etc., $3,000 in wounds, etc., $3,000 in household furniture, $600 in horses and a carriage, and $500 in the house at Nonquitt. Information has been received at San Francisco that last Friday evening a party of campers who were located on the eastern slope of Mount Diablo started a fire in the brush near their camping place, which, fanned by a brisk breeze that was then blowing soon got beyond control and finally spread into a great mountain fire, and it is understood that the entire eastern slope has been swept bare and that the loss in fencing, feel and shock will reach several thousand dollars. Coronado Beach residents want to incorporate as a separate city, but the city officials of San Diego claim Coronado to be within the corporate limits of San Diego city, and a suit is now pending against the Coronado Beach corporation to compel them to pay city taxes. The resignation of State Horticultural Commissioner A. Scott Chapman of San Gabriel has been sent to Governor Waterman. Frank A. Kimball of National City and N.W. Blanchard of Ventura county are apologous as successors in offices to Mr. Chapman. The yellow fever panic at Jacksonville, Florida, continues, and people are rapidly leaving the city. Hotels and restaurants are closed and business is paralyzed. Many magnes are out of work, and it is feared they will plunder the unoccupied houses. A large dynamite bomb containing enough explosive to demolish an entire train was found on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad tracks at Sixteenth and Halsted streets Tuesday morning. The police suspect the Burlington strickers or sympathizers. They have no clue, however. Charles Croaker the railroad magnate died at Monterey on Tuesday afternoon. Quick Time and Cheap. To Eastern and European Cities Via the great Transecontinental All-Rail Routes Ticket sale: Sleeping Car Bertha secure other information given upon application. Company's Office, where passengers calling can secure choice of routes, etc. RAILROAD LAND For Sale on Reamont Terrains. Apply to or or H. B. ANDREWS. Land Commissioner, G. H. & S. A. San Antonea, Texas. A. N. TOWNE, Gen. Manager, San Antonea, CA. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY Pure News in Brief. A national convention of the American was called to order at Washington day. Herdan's will was filed on Monday. His value at $17,000 he leaves to his and children. The mail messenger service has been extended to Florence, from Southern Pacific road as often as required. Mambra and Lamanda Park voted last to incorporate, and elected officials governing prohibitory ordinances. Official dispatch from Massewah says a hundred and fifty auxiliary troops unarmed by Italian officers have been moved by the Abryaniana. The killers all the officers. The attack being by aviaries upon Sagasaki. The strephe is due to treasury on the part of all those who joined the enemy during the fighting. Ports from northwestern Iowa and western Indiana indicate a glorious outbreak in Iowa. In Iowa the small grains will be more than half the bulk will be cultivated; good knives have been manufactured by twenty shores. The abrines also greatly damaged over. The main building of Walla College was destroyed by fire. N.Y., Thursday morning. This is the announcement from New York General Hospital. This is the announcement from New York General Hospital. Contemplating a change in our basement, we must reduce our present living Purchasing Public to call on us and suggest as we have reduced our prices to such a do so; our stock is complete in every deprenage in the past well know, and an open at such prices as we propose to sell at Goods reduced. Contemplating a change in our basement, we must reduce our present limousine Purchasing Public to call on us and supply as we have reduced our prices to such a do so; our stock is complete in every department in the past well know, and an open at such prices as we propose to sell at Goods reduced. From 25 to 50 Per Cent Many Goods REGARDLE A visit to our Store and inspection of our stock as we have only been a little over two years ago. REINHAUS Cor. Fourth and S P. Pellegrin & Son's Jewelry, Art and Music STORE. NEXT TO POSTOFFICE. Anaheim, Cal. School District Bonds. Election Notice. HAVE HAD FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE AND GUARANTEED ALL WORK DONE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE. WANTING MY SERVICES CAN SECURE SAME BY PHONE. Prices Moderate GIVE ME A TRIAL. S. H. BROWN, Fullerton, Livery, Feed and Boat STABLE. First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Rate. D. J. KRAEMER, Proprietor Fullerton. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. Stock Time and Cheap Fare To Eastern and European Cities, the great Transcontinental All-Rail Routes. Express Trains make prompt connections with the several Railway Lines in the East, connecting at YORK AND NEW ORLEANS With the several Steamer Lines ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars AND JURIST SLEEPING CARS Used to Overland Express Trains. No additional charge for Berths in Tourist Sleeping Cars. Tickets mail, Sleeping-Car Berths secured and information given upon application at the Bay Office, where passengers calling in per-secure choice of routes, etc. RAILROAD LANDS In an Reasonable Term. Apply to or address H. MILLS, JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent, P. P. K., S. P. Or H. B. ANDREWS, Commissioner, G. H. & S. A. Ry., San Antonio, Texas. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, Manager, Gen. Pun. & Trl. Agr. San Francisco, Cal. Election Notice. NOTICE IS HEREFORE TO THE OF ALL Bedroom of Washington School district of Los Angeles county and of Columbia school district of Los Angeles county will be bound to work on Saturday, the day of September, 1855, at which the operation will be submitted whether bonds of the district shall be issued, in accordance with the provisions of section 1850 of the Pulitzer Act; for the purpose of purchasing a warehouse building a warehouse and furnishing it therein. The path will be opened at the schoolhouse in Anaconda from to dock at west bank, or at J.H.Porter, These Rivers and Frank Will act as Judge of Election. The amount of bonds to be issued is six thousand dollars (60,000) of the demission of one thousand dollars (100,000) cash and the rate of interest will be calculated by adding the number of bonds that each bond is to run in as follows: Bond No. 1 for six years, bond No. 2 for seven years, bond No. 3 for eight years, bond No. 4 for nine years. Anaconda School District, Los Angeles county, August 9, 1855. A.GOLDHWAITE, WM. M. HIGGINS, H.KROGER, Board of Trustees of Anaconda School District, Los Angeles county, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BED WILL BE ROCKING UP TO M. WEDnesday, August 9, 1855, for the erection and completion of a two-story brick building on the corner of Last Street between Center streets. It will be located where white or dark mason and carpenter work separately. Plans can be seen at this office: N.S.O.Weld Architect, and at my store on and after Saturday, August 11th. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. N.S.FEDERMAN. The time of receiving halls for building is post-paid until 4. April; Attendance will be received for the whisker for Trinkwork, plastering, Carpentrying, Painting and Tinwork, separately, or for Birchwork and Plastering, and all or the other kinds together. A.T.WALLOP WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES' ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HELL-Selected Stock OF Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-Made Underwear (Lady Always in Attendance). Full Line of Gents', Ladies' and Children's Shirts FROM FINE FRENCH KID TO CANVAS. Full Line of Choice Summer Silk, Satins TO SELECT FROM. Orders for all Kinds of Goods Promptly Filled. MIAUS 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 stores our 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 plete in every department, as all who have favored us with their paknow, and an opportunity to select from such a full and elegant stock, oppose to sell at, is seldom offered. You will find the prices of our change in our business which necessitates the remodeling of our stores our present immense Stock of Goods and extend an invitation to the all on its 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 complete in every department, as all who have favored us with their paknow, and an opportunity to select from such a full and elegant stock, oppose to sell at, is seldom offered. You will find the prices of our 50 Per Cent from Regular Price! Many Goods Will be Sold WARDLESS OF COST! store and inspection of our Prices will verify all we have said. No old or shelf worn goods in only been a little over two years in business here. HAUS BROTHERS, Fourth and Sycamore Sts., Santa Ana, Cal. BROWN, and Embalmer, Barton. PERIENCE AND GUARANTEE IN CLASS STYLE. PARTIES IN SECURE SAME BY TELE. Loderate. A TRIAL. Fullerton, 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, and Board BLE. t Reasonable Rates! MER, Prop. Cal. E CAHEN, erchandise and the Best of HARDWARE, NERY, AGATEWARE, OILS, 's Furnishing Goods. ALLOP TION OF THE LADIES OF DING COUNTRY TO HIS ed Stock dy-Made Underwear, (Attendance). ' and Children's Shoes, KID TO CANVAS. immer Silk, Satins, Etc FROM. oods Promptly Filled. FULLERTON! Owners of Lots in Fullerton and Lands Adjoining Will Find it to their interest to List same with P. A. SCHUMACHER, Who will open an Office in FULLERTON on July 1, 1888.. He will use all of his time and energy to sell property in that section of the Valley. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. BOARD EQUALIZATION! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF Trustees of the city of Anaheim will meet at a BOARD OF EQUALIZATION ON Monday, Tuesday-and Wednesday, THE 12TH, 13TH AND 15TH OF AUGUST, 1888. At the City Hall in the city of Anaheim, at 3 o'clock P. A. on much mid days, for the purpose of regulating the commencement roll of the city of Anaheim for the current year. By order of the Board of Trustees, M. NEBELUNG, City Clerk Anaheim, July 20, 1888. G. A. Brunswicker, PROPRIETOR Palace Meat Market, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. Image everything in the line of meat of the freshmen and best quality producers, and will deliver all ordnants to any part of town. Having come to Anaheim to study, I impressfully solicit the arrangement of the public, and will always admiper to plenitude. NOTICE. Having bought quite heavily of sugar, incorporating the usual advance at this answer is 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. JAMES A. WHITTAKER NOTICE: Wanted to borrow on first class security, from five to twenty-five thousand dollars. For further particulars inquire of Messrs. PIECK & LITTLRFIELD. Anaheim, April 11, 1888. Express and Baggage COMPANY. All orders promptly as indicated to Also Fine 'Bus for Pleasure, Excursions, Elc. OFFICE: Telephone Close Here. Opp. P. O. - Anaheim, Cal. A. S. PIGOTT, Prop.'