anaheim-gazette 1888-09-06

JOYOUS FIRST-NIGHTERS Initial Performance at the Opera-House One of the Largest Audiences Ever Assembled! Here Play of "Ingram" Some of These Present and What They Did Muse Hall was crowded on Saturday evening by an immense audience, as eager to be present at the opening night of our new opera-house as to see the performance of Ingram by the Noil Warner company. Everybody was glad to be there, and allotted Mr. Leaser's enterprise a most praiseworthy undertaking. Our opera-house is located on the southern circuit, excepting Los Angeles. Now that we have such a local temple of amusement our citizens should see it thus the efforts of the classes are properly accompanied. Not a soul in Anaheim who loves amusement should remain away from Muse Hall since the engagement of a first-class company, and none but those will be played. The Jessica Moore, Pellgrin Ellen & Landell, state hall will not be let to any secondary organization, and all company played by them will be the host that come to Southern California. Among the attractions underlined to appear at an early date are Vernon Jarrett in his light, the great Herman and Madoka, all best class organizations of Arizona especially in one of the queues at joint opera. Wherever has seen for as Yankee united Mr. Keple is not likely soon to forget the opinion and voice, pretty face and handsome figure. Jarrett is an attraction anywhere and our minor guests will not disappoint the efforts of managers who treat their crew with attentive care as these. The country was painted by Anaheim in hand of Chicago, and thirty-three Jesse Dempain framed in the advertisement of our leading opera is very attractive appeal. A little before Snow took on Saturday people began to assemble, and soon the crowd, filled with gallantly dressed gentlemen, began to pass to the opera room. A large delegation was present from Orange and Santa Ana arriving upon the California Central theater train. They were accompanied by the strange band and which they filled into the theater there was just a comfortable trash of people in the house. Every chair was filled, holding place enough apart, there was plenty of room for all, which was appreciated by their fellow citizens throughout the State, to the extent of furnishing the necessary funds to make this work effective. They therefore respectfully, but earnestly, ask the people of California to contribute as liberally as their individual resources will permit, to the fund necessary to be raised for the purpose herein indicated. They pledge themselves to use their host judgment in its economical disbursement, and to take every dollar earn its largest possible value in aiding to put an end to this moment one will. The publishers of the Gazette are authorized to receive any money contributed for the foregoing purposes, and the undertaken, the "Gazette Committee," will give such an account of their stewardship when their labors are ended, as shall satisfy the people of California that they have done all that men can do toward the successful accomplishment of the important work which has been intended to them. V. HORTENKER, N. C. CARNEAL, W. D. PENDRICK, COL. J. MOREY, JEN. W. H. DWOX, W.M. RAYNER, J.C. KINNEY, W.VAN GOLDFIN, A.G. BARON, H.E.R. PARK, IMAGINE OUTPUT, MAY PORTER. LET THERE BE PEACE Captain Wrede of Verba on the Water Question In regard receipt of the following letter Captain Wrede which was cheerfully presented: YORBA, Sept 4, 1854 Captain Wrede In your last issue you repeat The Verba night water and their captain water good to Santa Ana This is not only an easy way The Verba isate during the day only The night water can be steadily until later when the ingression is over and when it lands down it turned into the Anaheim Chamber It will have my water right and no waits warranted I am in a certain manner disinterested I may express my opinion about the Wright hall I think it appears to every honest and intelligent man The Verba are expected to give up their water and acknowledged prior right and in consideration of this they will have the privilege of paying for the maintaining and improving of the thy no means well constructed ditches, building of reservoirs, etc., for the people below As I said more than eight years ago, as the old Anaheimers will remember, the only solution of their constant water, quarrels will be Let the water be kept together in the Anaheim district, deliver to the Verba whatever necessity and let there be peace. H. WEIKIG. THE VERBA PROGIENT Edison Gazette — I have been looking over that protest as filed by the resident owners of lands on the Rancho Canyon de Santa Ana and cannot help noticing what a one-sided affair it is, differing little from the one presented at time the Supervisora went against us Only one long word (non-strictly) left out: I do not know the writer protest that I did know. DEMOCRATIC MEETING First Rally of Campaign Speeches by Colonel Menudillo, President T. Hunt and others DuPuy and Colonel Hewitt with a Warm Reception The Democrat held three first mass meetings last evening in front of the Anaheim Hotel, a large stand having been erected the purpose Early in the evening bans were lighted and the sweet strands of Anaheim band pealed forth A large enthusiastic crowd was in attendance Judge Dr Pay candidate for District boroughs Col E.K.Hewitt candidate County Treasurer H.N.Parcilla County Clerk George Herman for Ruler S.J. White for Auditor S.J.Fulley for Surveyor and Judge R.A. Of Los Angeles wars present during evening, and met with a warm reception the hands of their party associates. Of the gentlemen notably in the case Judge DuPuy were welcomed as cordial by Republicans as Democrat Judge Pay has made an excellent District Attorney, and as his opponent is notably well informed he will have a large majority whose votes are counted When the Republican candidates for District Attorney lived in Angles some years ago he lost opportunity to antagonize a certain class workingmen, so it is said, and they are turning against him Besides this they difference in the abilities and character of two candidates which conductively to advantage of Judge DuPuy. Dr. Gardiner was elected President of meeting The following list of Vice Presidents read: Thao Rimpan, Louis Schorn, M.Everhardy, A Langenberger of Anaheim Thao Staley, Placetta; Henry Zerrer Garden Grove; Gio A. Stewart; Westater; Col D.B Gray; Anaheum Land George Blassett; J.C. Hickey; Santa A. The first speaker was Col J.E.More, who was loudly applauded during delivery of his speech He spoke for hour and a half was followed by land C.Hunt, who also met with a con reception The Anaheim band enlivens the meeting with several choice selections which were artistically rendered. A large delegation was present from Orange and Santa Ana attending upon the California Central theater. They were accompanied by the orange band and who they filled into the theater there was just a comfortable wash of people in the house. Every hair was filled, but being placed inside enough apart, there was plenty of room for all, which was appreciated by everyone in the audience. The play was well received by the large attendance. When allowed to through to the closet. At the performance manual congratulations were changed by the happy threat of Roake coming in for a goodly presentation and not one but two it gave and often. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Reiser came early and met to see being in the new theater was anyhow also. Mr. Theo Rimpan and family treat inspectors. Mrs. William Koting attended and the performer took part in the opera. Mrs. Pia James and family were with and was happy as always. Mr. Littler James is one of the first night's guests and gazed at the theatre with a smile. Mr. and Mrs. Hc Catterson occupied front stage and were alternate operators. Mr. and Mrs. Wc Willwell of Contrala were opened by Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Shores, were put up on the wall, and watched new shows premiere of success. Mr. Biddy Mrs. Mt. and Ms. Sorenson left seats at least once. Mr. Dekker and Mrs. Clemmie occupied the front row. Mr. Theo Tongue were sure to attend first part of the performance. Mr. Mrs. McLain Rimman were posing strongly enclosing their selves. Mr. Mrs. McLain Lewis not up from the wavering land could not sit tight. Mr. Mrs. McLain East were present with favor. Mr. Mrs. McLain Egardry and Mrs. McLain Egardry used his awkward position to win this contest. Wc Wc were well in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. Wc Wc was in attendance with their own attention. The following list of Vice Presidents read: Theo Rimpan, Louis Schorn, Mt. Hardy, A. Langenberger of Anahale, Theo Staley, Placeenta, Henry Zarre Garden Grove; Gao A. Stewart, Wester; Col D. B. Gray, Anaheim Land; George Baassett; C.J. Hickey, Santa Fe; The first speaker was Col. J.E.More, who was loudly applauded during delivery of his speech. He spoke for hour and a half and was followed by Iland Land C.Hunt, who also met with a reception. The Anaheim band enlivened the meeting with several choice selections which were artistically rendered. A general introduction of candidates bowed, when the meeting dispersed. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES Special Election Ordered to Vote In Honds. Board of Trustees not yesterday in session. All present. Minutes of last meeting were read adopted. Superintendent of Streets reported the attraction of a culvert at the corns Cypress and Los Angeles streets. City Engineer was ordered to provide temporary bridge at Broadway and Philadelphia streets. The opinion of the City Attorney is right to maintain curbverts and bring within the town limits read and placed on Elm. The Superintendent of Streets called attention to the lighting of that part of California Center street leading to the California Center depot. Three additional lampstops and high-wire elevated place upon the street between Olive and Orange streets. Sections 2 and 3 of Ordinance 10 were amended so as to make the license of statibles $50 instead of $5, per month; the license of theatrical troupes $3 units of $5 per diem. Joseph Hannerschult asked permission erect a telephone line from his place of business on Center street to his residence Lemon street, and thence to the residence of H.Werder on Citron street. Permission granted, provided the line does not contain with the existing laws in regard to the restriction of streets. He also asked for official grade in front of his property Center street. City Marshal Smythe the appointed Importer sark Jack Landell as his Deputy. Notice of election for the purpose of issuing bonds will be found in our advertising column. All juried. PLACEMENT POINTERS School Opened Granted rushing L.Potatoes Inc From State Regular Correspondent EDITOR GAZETTE - The Placentian school has opened this week. Both rooms full more to come. Peter Hansen is crushing grapes Mea Yager and McFadden will crush next week Measars Tambleton, Matowill, McFadden Tombes and Staley are getting ready to down rains graptos to dry. The County Superintendent recommends the Fullerton school district as petition for. Also the addition to Placeenia. Supervisors referred the matter to District Attorney, who reported favorably and last Monday the districts as petitioned were granted. The weather here has been warm. Thermometer went up about 90° during last few days. Measurs, Littlefield and Gothitwhae are present in a big crop of late potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Whites is also in earnest with the State of California to their opposition to Arizona immigration, and to prevent their further illegal landing, they will not hesitate to contrive liberally to protect and expense. The Citizens Committee will give their own freely and energetically to the work which they have in hand, but they believe that they should have the cooperation of On Friday afternoon at three o'clock, Prof. Macdonald will give a free lecture to fares with on how to acquire health, retain youth, augment beauty and enhance beauty. On Friday night he will lecture to go thoroughly on the science of manhood, the secret of nature, the mistakes of life, and their fondness. These private lectures impart useful knowledge. Peter Hansen is crushing grapes. Means Yaager and McFadden will crush next week. Measures Pendleton, Motowell, McFadden, Tombes and Staley are getting ready to down rain grape to dry. The County Superintendent recommends this Fallition school district as petition for. Also the addition to Placentia. The Supervisors referred the matter to the District Attorney, who reported favorably and last Monday the districts as petitioned were granted. The weather here has been warm. The thermometer went up about 90° during last few days. Messrs. Littlefield and Gobithwaite are putting in a big crop of late potatoes. Joe des Granges is engineer of the Fullton water works. Yaager is having the painter put on finishing touches to his house at the Gold Bolt winery. It is a very neat and comfortable building. Wm. Crowther has a large crop of German Clings. He he dried most of the there is fruit enough here to keep a fine class cannery running all the season. Hope some enterprising man will take care of this matter. Also a cold storage warehouse before another year. Card from D. W. Coquillett EDITOR (August 30th) in giving an account of the tests made by Mr. Klee with hydrocyanic gas, you say that "only about 50 cent of the diluted scale bug being killed at the black scale were not killed at all whereas Mr. Klee distinctly states in reference to the flushed scales that "only grown and small insects and from 50 to per cent of eggs were killed." That is, of the flated scales were killed and from one half to three-fourths of the eggs, which quite different from your statement to only 50 per cent of the flushed scales were killed. Of the black scale he says: failed to kill any mature scale," i.e., with egg, the young scales being all killed. Please make the necessary correction in the next number of the Gazette. The man with hydrocyanic acid gas gives promise of becoming a more奋力 kinds of scale insects. I have fully invigorated the subject, and you will find my port upon the same in the report of the S. Department of Agriculture for the year 1887. Respectfully yours. D. W. Coquillett Los Angeles, Cal., August 31, 1888. Prof. McDonald's phrenological lecture at Kroeger's Hall will continue nightly till next Monday evening. Before his parture he will exhibit an Edison hall photograph. It will be made using ink and talk for the auditions and its wounds will be fully explained. MOCRATIC MEETING. At Rally of the Campaign Democrats hold their first mass meeting in front of the Anaheim large stand having been erected for grass. Early in the evening, bonfire gilded and the sweet strands of the band pealed forth. A large and static crowd was in attendance. Dr Pay candidate for District At Col. E. K. Hewitt, candidate for Treasurer, H. S. Parcella, for Clark, George Herman, for Recorder, J. White, for Auditor; S. J. for surveyor and Judge R. A. Lang Angeles were present during the and met with a warm reception at ends of their party associates. Some gentility notably in the case of DuPay, were welcomed as cordially publicaes by Democrat, Judge Da made an excellent District Attention as has opponent is notably weak, occasions are that present incumbent have a large majority when he is counted. When the Republican for District Attorney lived in Los Angeles years ago he lost opportunity antagonize a certain class of men, as it said, and they are now against him. Besides this there is evidence in the abilities and characters who candidates, which conduct large advantage of Judge DuPay. Cardinal was elected President of the following list of Vice Presidents were Thao Rimpau, Louis Schorn, M. W. Doyle, A. Langenberger of Anaheim; Staley, Placeutia; Henry Zerman; Grove; Gno. A. Stewart, Westminster, D. B. Gray, Anaheim Landing; Blassett, J. C. Hickay, Santa Ana; first speaker was Col. J. E. Measho who was loudly applauded during the of his speech. He spoke for an half and was followed by Port-Hunt, who also met with a cordial tone. The Anaheim band univenedting with several choice selections, were artistically rendered. PERSONAL MENTION J. E. Karnes is at Fairview, where he will remain for some two months. J. J. Welegon of R. Dreyfus & Co., is here looking after the wage interests of the firm. Dr Hardin left yesterday afternoon for San Francisco, where his son-in-law is lying nervously ill. A.J. Lawton has returned from his visit to the East, glad to get back again. He has taken away four months and reports having had a pleasant journey. Fritz Ruhlmann was one of the excursionists in San Diego and Carmelo last week. He has greatly pleased with the large hotel, but says the country threaten cannot compete with ours. Dr Felix of Los Angeles was in town yesterday, looking after his real estate interests large. Mr Felix still retains unbounded confidence in the future of our town, and backs his faith by purchasing property here. N.H. Mitchell and family left on Sunday nights express via the California Central for Columbus, Ohio, where they will visit the Grand Army reunion and centennial celebration, which spends in a few days. While attempting to sight from the agenda car at the depot on Orange street Mrs Mitchell was unfortunate enough to miss her footing and fell violently to the ground, sustaining quite a severe shaking up. The fall was not serious enough however, to defer her journey. Tyroler's Entertainment. Anarkian, August 27 Taylor Lichtenberg - The members of Company G: Seventh Infantry Regiment. First Breggle, N.G.C., have voted to give a military Hall and entertainment at Reiser Music Hall on Thursday evening, September 13th You are most cordially invited to assist us in the undertaking. The Executive Committee of the company assumes the liberty to appoint the following ladies as a Conference and Soliciting Committee: MRS. A.L. LEWIS MRS.S.O.WOOD MRS.M.EASTWOOD MISS FANTE HIGGINS MISS CLARA MOSEMAN The Executive Committee of the company will be pleased to meet you or any committee you may appoint for a conference at any time you may set. We are very respectfully, S.O.WOOD F.C.SMITHIE A.L.LENEW H.C.GADIE CHAS.KUKELE A.E.WHITE Committee Golden Wedding. Invitations have been issued for the celebration of the fifth wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker to take place at Reiser Music Hall on Sunday evening: the 16th day. Kirrinigkritten. - The California Central deputy is being pushed rapidly to completion. - Sunday services will be held regularly hereafter in the Pensbyarian Church. - The California Central have made the rate on grape from Los Angeles here $1.20 per bus. - Forty carloads of coal go through towns on the short line daily from San Diego to Los Angeles. - We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of a complimentary to the Downey fair, which begins on the 11th instant. - The estimate at Annex have petitioned the Board of Supervisors to be formed into an irrigation district under the Wright bill. - Package remains of the Express office for the following persons: J. Hunter, E.Margarin, P.Nuisha, G.Stein, R.Lennan, R.Schlegler. - Carbing for the new cement sidewalks on Center street has been held. In a few days that part of the street will possess one of the fluent sidewalks in the county. - Brick and building material for Federman's building on Center and Los Angeles streets is being accumulated. Work upon the foundation will be finished in a day or two. - Judge Du Pay's announcement appears in our advertising columns this morning. The gentleman is an able and concientious officer, and has the good-will of everybody who knows him. - Centralla school opened on Monday, with thirty-three pupils, Miss Irva Williams teacher. The schoolhouse is one of the handsomest in the county, and is much appreciated by teachers and scholars. - By some unexplained reason water at Yorba was on last Saturday turned into the Anaheim ditch, instead of the riverbed. In consequence we had a superabundance of the life giving fluid. - At the election on Saturday to determine the question of issuing bonds for the building of the Fairview schoolhouse the vote resulted 60 to 2 in favor of the bonds. The school will be built at once, to cost not less than $5,000. - In the matter of the change in boundaries of Anaheim and Fullarton school districts, the Board of Supervisors on Monday motion of Supervisor Ross referred the question to the District Attorney for his written opinion. - As will be seen by reference to our advertising column, B.J.Snodgrass of Fairview announces himself as a candidate for Road Overseeer of this district. Mr.Snodgrass is an estimable citizen and if elected Be is reelected by the Board of Trustees City of Anaheim is impeached in connection with impeachment of Drummond city of Anaheim in order to follow suit at the property facing thrones, to win Plaintiff That north wide district in said city, from the Office street to the east line of Lennan all intersections of streets have commenced or illuminous rock sidewalks option of the owners of the property by this amendment; in accordance with provisions No. 46 of said city, and measures thereof. Second—That a consent or redworm be committed along the line of roads and Center street from the west Office street, to the east line of Lennan enough all intersections of streets have commenced or illuminous rock sidewalks option of the owners of the property by this amendment; in accordance with provisions No. 46 of said city, and measures thereof. Frank President of the Board of Trustees Liberty certify that the inaugural litter was passed by the Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim at a regular time said board held on Sept. 5, 1888 following vote: Ayes Goldthwaite Little Boone Nozes None. M.Nerklung City Robinson's circus showed here leading to a large audience. At the offices of Prof. McDonald's on matrimony there will be a grand logical wedding at which six mutually accepted BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES Election ordered to vote upon bonds. of Trustees not yesterday in special All present. of last meeting were read and intendent of Streets reported the condition of a culvert at the corner of and Los Angeles streets. Engineer was ordered to provide a ry bridge at Broadway and Phila- streets. opinion of the City Attorney as to t to maintain culverts and bridges the town limits was read and placed superintendent of Streets called at the lighting of that part of Center leading to the California Central Three additional lampstops and lights placed upon the street be- vice and Orange streets. No 2 and 3 of Ordinance 19 were so as to make the license of livery $250 instead of $5, per month and issue of theatrical troupe $3 matahed ar diem. Bannershieldt asked permission to telephone line from his place of busi- center街 to his residence on street, and thence to the residence order on Citron street. Permission provided the line does not conflict existing laws in regard to the ob- ject of streets. He also asked for the trade in front of his property on street Marshal Smythe appointed Impress- landell as his Deputy for the purpose of issuing will be found in our advertising Alpurned. PLACENTIA POINTERS Opened grape-trashing Late Potatoes Erc. makes Regular Correspondent Gazette. The Placeantian school held this week. Both rooms full and come. Hansen is crushing grapes. Meurs and McFaddlen will crush next week. Pandleton, McDowall, McFaddlon, and Staley are getting ready to lay grape to dry. county superintendent recommendedortion school district as petitioned on the addition to Placentia. The reports referred the matter to the District who reported favorably and on today the districts as petitioned for interest here has been warm. The latter went up about 90° during the days. Littleshell and Goldthwaite are puttable crop of late potatoes. A Novel Water Proposition. Miss CLARA MOSKENAN, The Executive Committee of the company will be pleased to meet you or any committees you may appoint for a conference at any time you may set. We are very respectfully, S. O. WOOD; F. C. SMYTTE; A. E. LEWEY; H. C. GAGE; CHAS KUHEI; E. A. WHITE; Committee Golden Wedding. Invitations have been issued for the celebration of the fifthth wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker to take place at Reis's Music Hall on Sunday evening, the 16th instant. Eighteen years ago the worthy couple removed from Illinois to Anaheim and have ever since been among our most progressive and respected citizens. Their beautiful place was, when they settled upon it, nothing but a cactus patch. By hard and untiring work they have succeeded in converting the washer into one of the finest orchards in the state. Mr. and Mrs. Parker have children and grandchildren throughout this section. Their legend of friends wish them many more years of happy wedded life. SARAH ALTHEA AGAIN She Creates a Scene in Court and is Sent to Jail Judge Field of the United States Circuit Court on Monday morning rendered an important and interesting decision in the Sharon case, overruling the demuror of the defendant, Mrs. Sarah Althea Hill-Terry, to the application of Fred W. Sharon, executor of ex-Senator Win. Sharon's estate, for a bill of revision in the case, in which it was decided that the alleged marriage contract held by Mrs. Terry was fraudulent. As soon as the reading reached that part of the decision which indicated that it was against Mrs. Terry she rose and addressing the judge "Judge Field, do you intend to take the responsibility of ordering me to surrender my marriage contract." She was peremptory ordered to sit down, but refused and then shrieked out, "Judge Field, you have been bought. How much did they pay you?" The judge then ordered Marshal Franka to take her out of the courtroom. In a moment everything was in confusion. Judge Terry placed himself in front of his wife and delled the Marshal to lay hands on her. The deputies then rushed upon Mr. Terry, and after a struggle in which one of the deputies was knocked down he was outpowered and carried out of the room. During all this time both he and his wife cursed this judge and called him the villain of names. In the corridor he shook himself loose and drew a bowie knife seven inches long and started for the Marshal's office, where Mrs. Terry had meanwhile been taken. He seemed mad with rage, and the spectators who had gathered fled in all directions. He had not gone many steps, however, before he was covered with five or six revolvers in the hands of the marshal and deputies. He was quickly seized, his knife taken from him and he was locked up, but in a separate call from his wife. During the struggle of her husband to protect her from arrest, Mrs. Terry endeavored to open a hand saxophone which lay in her lap, but was seated before she could do it. Her saxophone was taken from her and in it was found a British bulldog revolver, with which she evidently intended to shoot Judge Field as he sat on the bench. The excitement created by the scene caused a report to be circulated that Mrs. Terry had actually shot at Judge Field. Both were immediately arrested and sentenced to imprisonment for contempt of court. Terry will serve six months and Sarah Althea thirty days. Miss Clarita Moskensan, The Executive Committee of the company will be pleased to meet you or any committees you may appoint for a conference at any time you may set. We are very respectfully, S. O. WOOD; F. C. SMYTTE; A. E. LEWEY; H. C. GAGE; CHAS KUHEI; E. A. WHITE; Committee Golden Wedding. Invitations have been issued for the celebration of the fifthth wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker to take place at Reis's Music Hall on Sunday evening, the 16th instant. Eighteen years ago the worthy couple removed from Illinois to Anaheim and have ever since been among our most progressive and respected citizens. Their beautiful place was, when they settled upon it, nothing but a cactus patch. By hard and untiring work they have succeeded in converting the washer into one of the finest orchards in the state. Mr. and Mrs. Parker have children and grandchildren throughout this section. Their legend of friends wish them many more years of happy wedded life. SARAH ALTHEA AGAIN She Creates a Scene in Court and is Sent to Jail Judge Field of the United States Circuit Court on Monday morning rendered an important and interesting decision in the Sharon case, overruling the demuror of the defendant, Mrs. Sarah Althea Hill-Terry, to the application of Fred W. Sharon, executor of ex-Senator Win. Sharon's estate, for a bill of revision in the case, in which it was decided that the alleged marriage contract held by Mrs. Terry was fraudulent. As soon as the reading reached that part of the decision which indicated that it was against Mrs. Terry she rose and addressing the judge "Judge Field, do you intend to take the responsibility of ordering me to surrender my marriage contract." She was peremptory ordered to sit down, but refused and then shrieked out, "Judge Field, you have been bought." How much did they pay you?" The judge then ordered Marshal Franka to take her out of the courtroom. In a moment everything was in confession. Judge Terry placed himself in front of his wife and delled the Marshal to lay hands on her. The deputies then rushed upon Mr. Terry, and after a struggle in which one of the deputies was knocked down he was outpowered and carried out of the room. During all this time both he and his wife cursed this judge and called him the villain of names. In the corridor he shook himself loose and drew a bowie knife seven inches long and started for the Marshal's office, where Mrs.Terry had meanwhile been taken.His seemed mad with rage,and the spectators who had gathered fled in all directions.His had not gone many steps,however,before he was covered with five or six revolvers in the hands of the marshal and deputies.His was quickly seized,his knife taken from him and he was locked up,但in a separate call from his wife.During the struggle of her husband to protect her from arrest,Mrs.Terry endeavored to open a hand saxophone which lay in her lap,但was seated before she could do it.Her saxophone was taken from her and in it was found a British bulldog revolver,with which she evidently intended to shoot Judge Field as he sat on the bench.The excitement created by the scene caused a report to be circulated that Mrs.Terry had actually shot at Judge Field. Both were immediately arrested and sentenced to imprisonment for contempt of court.Terry will serve six months and Sarah Althea thirty days. A Novel Water Proposition. Miss Clarita Moskensan, The Executive Committee of the company will be pleased to meet you or any committees you may appoint for a conference at any time you may set.Ware is very respectfully, S.O.WOOD; F.C.SMITH; A.E.Lewy; H.C.GAME; CHAS.KUHEI; E.A.WHILE; Committee Golden Wedding. Invitations have been issued for the celebration of the fifthth wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parker to take place at Reis's Music Hall on Sunday evening,the 16th instant. Eighteen years ago the worthy couple removed from Illinois to Anaheim and have ever since been among our most progressive and respected citizens.Their beautiful place was,when they settled upon it,nothing but a cactus patch.By hard and untiring work they have succeeded in converting the washer into one of the finest orchards in the state.Mr. and Mrs.Parker have children and grandchildren throughout this section.The legend of friends wish them many more years of happy wedded life. SARAH ALTHEA AGAIN She Creates a Scene in Court and is Sent to Jail Judge Field of the United States Circuit Court on Monday morning rendered an important and interesting decision in the Sharon case, overruling the demuror of the defendant,Mrs.Sarah Althea Hill-Terry,tothe application of Fred W.Sharon.executor.of.ex-Senator.Win.Sharon's estate.for.a.bill.of.revision.in.the.case.inwhich.it.was.decidedthat.the.alleged.m婚姻contractheldbyMr.Terrysroseandaddressingjudge"JudgeField.doyouintendto.taketheresponsibilityoforderingme.tosurrendermymarriagecontract." She was peremptory ordered to sit down,and refused,andthenshriekedout,"JudgeField,youhavebeenbought.howsemptyfeaturingyourmovementthroughair.Frankisoneofourbestyoungmen,andtheworstwehopearnestperfectofsustainingseriousifnottotalinjury.Theparentsshouldseetoitthattheybekeptawayfromthecarse. AttentioniscalledtoH.C.Gala'scoaladministration,mwhichwillbefoundinanotherculmil.Mr.Galaispreparedtofarmeralsolniquetom suitatratescheaperthanoverbefore.Roadthead,andwhenyoubuyequalgetitfromGada. Twentyfivepassengersalightedatthenewdepartmentsevenlastweekandfoundtacarargue或convoyt bringthemtotown.Atravelisincreasingeveryday,andtheshortlineiscarryingalarge.numerouspassengers,ourbusymenandstreathlineshouldseetoitthatalltrainsaireproperattendedto. Thehandsomethree-storybrickbuildingatthecornerofSpringandFirststreetsinLosAngeleshada narrow escapefromtotaldestructionbyfireonMondaymorning.Thethirdstory,thewherefirestarted,totallydestroyed.Mr.floorwasoccupiedbyMassimoLodge,swhich lostheavyincluding theirlibrary containingworkswhichcouldnotbe replaced.Thedamagetothesoundheadache,furpletenghassmazeoftheskinandballofthesystemauthorofthoseSymptoms LivercomputedbytheBitternaisaccompaniedthemininthefight.Feverandagainalwaysinvolvesthe liver,dyspepsiamalismdebilityandkidrentrealesoftheearlyroiledandfinalwhichstandardmedicineinadischomeinitsbyfitandbutstayshowing Hansen is crushing grapes. Mears and McFaddon will crush next week. Pendleton, McDowell, McFaddon, and Staley are getting ready to lay grapes to dry. County superintendent recommended school district as petitioned for the addition to Placentia. The commissioner referred the matter to the District who reported favorably and on Monday the districts as petitioned for further hearing here has been warm. The letter went up about 90° during the days. Littlefield and Goldthwaite are put big crop of late potatoes. Grange is engineer of the Fuller-works. Is having the painter put on the touches to his house at the Golden cery. It is a very neat and comforting. Growther has a large crop of first chickens. He he drying most of them, is fruit enough here to keep a first mary running all the season. We enterprising man will take hold matter. Also a cold storage warefore another year. Borna. A Novel Water Proposition Windmill Signal In order, we suppose, to head off the consideration of the Wright Act, and to get up a diversion to prevent its adoption, Mr. Slauson has made the following proposition, according to our informant's story, to a few of the Azusa (old ditch) Irrigation Co.; such as were invited to a meeting last week at his office. He proposes to build a pipe line parallel to the cement ditch to a point where a direct fall of 40 feet may be obtained, at which the water is to be divided, and the old users part to be piped over the lands, he taking a mortgage security for the money invested and to charge them 1 per cent a month interest. An ancient fable writer tells us of a fox and a stork who had lived neighbors for years and the fox had learned by experience of the wonderful strength of the bird's jaw, and in his mafy attempts to make a meal of his neighbor had failed. Finally, one day he came to the stork, expressing a wonderful interest in the biped's welfare, telling him he had a bone fast in his throat on which there was a lot of meat and that if the bird would but thrust his long neck down and extricate it the prize should be his. The stork reached for the bone-anza and the fox got the meat. 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The third story, where the fire started, was totally destroyed. The floor was occupied by Masono lodges, which lost heavily, including their library, containing works which cannot be replaced. The damage to the building is estimated at $25,000. Constable Smythe want to South River-side on Sunday, looking for a party of three young men who, while passing Olive Heights one day last week, shot and killed a new belonging to Jesus Keys. The smart young men used the animal as target for their marksmanship and seeing "animal fall they decamped." The authorities have allowed them in sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea of the skin and ball of the eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes by the Bitterse is accompanied them in its sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea of the skin and ball of the eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes by the Bittersse is accompanied them in its sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea of the skin and ball of the eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes by the Bittersse is accompanied them in its sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea of the skin and ball of the eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes by the Bittersse is accompanied them in its sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea ofthe skin and ball ofthe eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes bythe Bittersse is accompanied them in its sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea ofthe skin and ball ofthe eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes bythe Bittersse is accompanied them in its sight. Fever and ague always involves the liver, dyspepsia, nausea ofthe skin and ball ofthe eye author of these Symptoms, liver sometimes bythe Bittersse is accompanied themin its sight. Fever and ague always involvesthe liver,Dyspepsia,nauseaofthe skinandballoftheeyeauthorofthesymptoms,theliverisacompliedwiththemarketaffords.LawordwiththemenIfyouwantfirst-classsetofhichompcallonHarker.Harker,harnessmaker,kepsandwell-sortedstockofgoods.Careonehimandleaveyourorders.NowtimetogetyourselfamuletoharmerisHarkerisbegingethabandnashanaffordto sellshampooGo to A.T.WallopforharmofsyrupandsugarandrockcandyanyothermakeGo to A.T.WallopforfreshbutterBiginvolvementofBootsandShoesroomFederman's.Forsaleasbottomprice J.S.WEBER STOVES,TINWALEAGATEWARE,Pumps,FipesandBrassGe QUAK-MealCaneilS HALIDAY WINDMIL RESOLUTION NO. 1. Resolution of Intention: Resolution of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim. Section 1.—That the public interest and resolution require that the north side of their street, between Olive street and Main street, except all intersections of roads, be improved by laying a cement or continuous rock sidewalk therein; that it is intention of the Board of Trustees of Anaheim in order the following work be done at the expense of the owner of property fronting thereon, to wit: - That the north side of Center street in said city, from the west line of the street to the next line of Lemon street, eight all intersections of streets be laid with cement or lithiumious rock sidewalk, at the time of the commencement of the property affected this resolution, in accordance with the laws and specifications on file in the office of Street Superintendent of said city, and accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 46 of said city, and the amendments therein. - That a cement or redwood curb contracted along the line of roadway of Center street from the west line of the street, to the east line of Lemon street, eight all intersections of streets, in accordance with the plans and specifications filed in the office of the Street Superintendent of said city. Section 2.—The Street Superintendent shall hold a notice of this proceeding one day in the Anaheim Gazette, and shall copies of said notice along the line of proposed improvement at not more than a hundred feet distance apart. If no acceptance be made within the time provided by law, the Board of Trustees shall adjudicate to order said work probed with and to order a cement or lithiumious sidewalk to be laid on the north side of Center street, between Olive and seven streets, in accordance with said laws and specifications. Frank EY, President of the Board of Trustees. hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed by the Board of Trustees the city of Anaheim at a regular meeting said board held on Sept. 5, 1888, by the voting vote: - Reefer: Goldthwaite, Littlefield and Wye. - None. M. Nerlung, City Clark. Robinson's circus showed here last evening a large audience. ANNUAL CLEARANCE AT RIMPAJ BR For Thirty days Or To Make Room for G New Stock! LIBERAL DISCOUS Cash customers can meet for their money during next three than anywhere else in the vicinity. G. H. NORCROSS NEW STOR In Backs' Block, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. DEALER IN General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Grocery and Confectionery, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. NEW STORE In Backs' Block, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Grocery 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 list 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. 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, 6 to 8. A FIRST-CLASS BAR ATTACHED TO HOTEL. THE BEST WINES AND LIQUORS ALWAYS ON HAND. PRED EICHLER, PROPRIETOR. CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL. VOTERS’ ATTENTION! Office of the Clerk of Boards of Departments, Law for general county, California, March 14, 1850. NOTICE IS BEING GIVEN THAT A MARTIAL TERROR OF the vessel of the voyage of Long Island, Nassau and California, but this day been attended in accordance with manner this may be permitted by order of the Board of Deputies of the Legislature of Chittenden. G. H. WUTMANN, Gloucester. ARTISTIC JOB-WORK AT THE Gail Job.