anaheim-gazette 1888-09-27

THE WINE INDUSTRY. In to the Mammoth Dreyfus Winery Description of the Grape Reducing Process Storage at 100,000,000 gallons of Sparkling Juice. Opinions on the Cause and Subsidence of the Night. A report in the mammoth winery of Dreyfus it will reveal that it is one of the most extensive establishments in this section. The buildings are 200,000 feet long and immensely large. Two large grape elevators require the cost by wagon loads. After being weighted the wagons are drawn to the shrubbery and rapidly unloaded. The grapes are compressed to strain straws on the third story where they are subjected to the stemming and crushing process. The elevation is in a position being an endurance of receptivity which money their freight in the grainy and return in the wagons to be kept intact. The capacity of the winery is limited to grapes per day. As there are 150,000 gallons of wine, it will soon see that the winery is capable of reducing grapes to the extent of 100,000 gallons per day. Twelve hundred tons of grapes have thus far been crushed there. The business is located by J. Waglionan, 347 Avalon Street, New York City. Various efforts of our citizens are directed in making wine and some have taken part in pictorial three short season works. There are more beneficial than harmful practices although not comparing with other varieties grown here in California and Hartford are engaged in an intensive practice. Whiskey Frank Harbers Kentucky alone was on land May 18 playing a play up the millstones in Pasadena football stadium at Pinewood Park Stadium until July 16. Formal operations and hay storage there are making wine in this area. EVENTS OF THE WINE City Solons in Sole Concave Assemble Proceedings of the Board of Yard's Meeting correspondence. Curious actions with Regina Our New Cement sidewalk. Board met in regular session. President Fly Littlefield, Edwin G. White, Adentt Huege. Minutes of last meeting were read and agreed upon. Report of Marshal received and re-printed in Finance committee. Dear reported the collection of $125,000. Mayset and seconded that all passed by the board and approved a committee, the ordered panel, was authorized to draw warrants same. Committee on Public Improvements ported that the sprouting of the south center street, east of the Angel west of Lemon was discontinued on an security of water in the town water. Ordinance No. 31 relating to every property tax for the current local fiscal on the 2100 was real for payment adopted. Ordinance Committee introduced an major relating to the construction of improvements. The improvements in noahite light system, the building city Hall purchase of a steam fire making of silkworms, etc. Ordinance Committee introduce amendment to Ordinance 45 placing construction of asphaltum concrete walls. The ordinance limiting logs was re-passage and motion action on such matters until next regular meeting. On motion the Clark was lecturing search for the alleged contract between water company and the town water company bridges at messages with members of the city. Mr. Waglionan appeared before the council recommending their action for the reason of the Board of Yard's meeting would be presented and an addition $50,000 paid for a new cement sidewalk. Who Is Frank Harchers? Frank Harchers was born in New York City on September 20th. He attended Sullivan and Monday morning training and continued to pursue his career in law, forming him that there was a brief and fierce battle raging on the Tewksbury and that Rin Grande City had been for the past twenty four hours in possession of an armed Mexican mob. All the tide gramps and outlitters from John P. Kelsey, County Judge, State county, or the Sheriff and even securing one was more stifling and questionable than the other. All legal troops abolished daily, and convey the impression that the police world is camped away, nearly all of the border, and the lives of American youths in that section are in compromises. This extraordinary and sensitive state of affairs had its origin in a local outfit in Rio Grande City last naturally, between Guthrie, E. Starr, a Mexican snailer and Revenue Officer Victor Soberza. In this light Sebre sheet and killed Garza, who was very popular all along the Rio Grande, as a result the Mona ross in revolt and deceived to Lynch Sanchez. The fall of officers, however, saved him for the firing of the mob and wounded Sanchez here. Armed men are parading the Sanchez and the State Rangers or can be on the United States troops at Fort Huachi. This dispatch was followed by another from J. W. Kennedy, a member of the Legislature, as follows: "Send all the Mona ross you can and at once." Armadio May Card of Thanks The card of thanks is from Company N, Seventh Infantry Regiment, N.Y.C., of Anahaim, where they thank the ladies of Anahaim for their assistance during their visit when stationed in California Leaguer. An early notice greatly oblige Yours truly. Exciting Times on the Rio Grande Government Troops Ordered out New York September 20th. Also that Sunday and Monday not alarming times continued to pour into our superior lines, forming him that there was a brief and fierce battle raging on the Tewksbury and that Rio Grande City had been for the past twenty four hours in possession of an armed Mexican mob. All the tide gramps and outlitters from John P. Kelsey, County Judge, State county, or the Sheriff and even securing one was more stifling and questionable than the other. All legal troops abolished daily, and convey the impression that the police world is camped away, nearly all of the border, and the lives of American youths in that section are in compromises. This extraordinary and sensitive state of affairs had its origin in a local outfit in Rio Grande City last naturally, between Guthrie, E. Starr, a Mexican snailer and Revenue Officer Victor Soberza. In this light Sebre sheet and killed Garza, who was very popular all along the Rio Grande, as a result the Mona ross in revolt and deceived to Lynch Sanchez. The fall of officers, however, saved him for the firing of the mob and wounded Sanchez here. Armed men are parading the Sanchez and the State Rangers or can be on the United States troops at Fort Huachi. This dispatch was followed by another from J. W. Kennedy, a member of the Legislature, as follows: "Send all the Mona ross you can and at once." Armadio May Ralpin Grop and Wine Grapes Picking for Winter Mainround Run The rains are coming in with little excitement in here. There are two cannoli for master B. Porter and Al Southgood and Democrat. It is easy that a town canitate a Republican because it is true that the price of water is high if it rate were fixed at a certain amount of cents an hour quite good will be needed at this time for early entry. It would be well to save these rumors and see if any truth is given. It would be well to save these rumors and see if any truth is given. It would be well to save these rumors and see if any truth is given. Mrs. Draper has a severe attack on last Sunday, but is better than Mrs. Yasser, with his family, now at the Golden Belt winery, where he has made first-class wines. Arthur has been in circulation, the railroad company is now ready to move off between Cilgarton and Ruskin. The Fallerton Land company will now draw their former object to legal station at Placentia if a right is given. It would be well to save these rumors and see if any truth is given. Mrs. Allen of Santa Rosa, Sohama is writing for sister Mrs. Then Stallion. Curtons Upper of a Man Supported from Santa Ann Some inspired diot a few night agendas through the bear is erected to keep peas in south-central remounter to a man of six walks which should be temporarily closed. He entered upon the new area at the Anahaim Hotel and walked down street in kissing unconsequences of what may leave large tracks in California has not as yet discovered the source of the French regard to blending grand wines. This is only from a commissary point of view, and probably not in a hundred wine drinkers are able to distinguish between the quantities of the two products of Merceer, the wines produced in Europe. Countries and wineries to a limited extent can be to the grade of grand wines are contained principally by the strenuous heads through the old world. These families have naturally acquired a taste for these two grades of wines, which are undoubtedly rare excellence, and this cannot be realized as long as their favored vintages are at hand. However, it is the opinion of many winemakers that our wines will meet day after day. From the annual report of the State Vittuality Commission part to hand, it is learned that American wines which appeared trumpet over all methods in 1854 have since 1857 entered into a critical period, one with which all culturers are occupied. Certain grafted vines, limited as yet in number, have given may just signs of decadence as the end of spring. The characteristics of the still have largely everywhere the same vigor, frequently associated with conditions of the foliage. These two manifestations are observed in all degrees, grading from vine merits attained to vines at the peak of death. Generally, in vineyards affected the area are not all attacked by the same degree. There are sashes and plains where the milieu is more intense. And within the spats most afflicted some vines may often be observed which seem to react this weakness. If any resistant vines are found, which escaped the grafter, they usually contend favorably with the others in their beauty when the milieu is more intense. Within the spats most afflicted some vines may often be observed which seem to react this weakness. If any resistant vines are found, which escaped the grafter, they usually contend favorably with the others in their beauty when the milieu is more intense. Miss K. M. Waynack's art studio at Planars Hotel October 1st. Lessons per term, painting; eight lessons, three hours; $3 Lessons per term, crayon portrait; six lessons; $2 Lessons given in lastra, valvet, satin tapestry and bolting. Miss K. M. Waynack's art studio at Planars Hotel October 1st. Lessons per term, painting; eight lessons, three hours; $3 Lessons per term, crayon portrait; six lessons; $2 Lessons given in lastra, valvet, satin tapestry and bolting. This extraordinary and semicomfortable affair has its origin in a total auction at Rio Grande City last naturally induced by Trimo, K. Harza, a Mexican writer, and Revenue Officer Vector Sebrez. In his light Sebrez shot and killed Guzara, who was very popular all along the Rio Grande here. Armed men are parading the Sebrez. Send the State Rangers or on the United States troops at Fort Hammond. This dispatch was followed by another J.W. Kennedy, a member of the Legislature, as follows: "Send all the State Rangers you can and at once." Armed Mexicans are in control of the city and country. As His Triangle City is slightly indifferent to the nearest railroad station, it is extremely difficult to reach it. Governor Elmos ordered the entire listier force of Texas to proceed with all possible hikes to the score. The Mexicans number ten to end of the white citizens of that section. There is no telling to what success they will resort, especially as they live in difficulty in passing to Mexico. Governor Ross also telephoned all the Socalds of all the countries in the border, or contiguous to proceed by forced marches to the troubled district and take armed persons with them. His telegram to the San Antonio Biltmore Lookup Rufes and Houston Biltmore Orchards to hold themselves in readiness to make at a moment's notice. It is believed there will be several massacres of Texas citizens against the United States troops from Fort Hammond soon to be reached. The event is likely to be international communal warfare Governor Ross and the situation will traverse freely and the absence for several hours gave rise to the worst fears. Westview Court, September 29.A rumor was in circulation here today to the effect that a Mexican mob had murdered the United States troops in Fort Hammond in order to lynch Sebrez. During the day Governor Ross received a dispersion from General Stanley commanding the United States troops in Texas saying that the Secretary of War had ordered him to protect the lives of the people and property at the same time of the trouble, and to hold Sebrez until he is appalled by the State authorities. The wires are down between this point and Rio Grande City, and nothing can be learned here of the condition of affairs so night. Miss K. M. Waynack's art studio at Planars Hotel October 1st. Lessons per term, painting; eight lessons, three hours; $3 Lessons per term, crayon portrait; six lessons; $2 Lessons given in lastra, valvet, satin tapestry and bolting. Miss K. M. Waynack's art studio at Planars Hotel October 1st. Lessons per term, painting; eight lessons, three hours; $3 Lessons per term, crayon portrait; six lessons; $2 Lessons given in lastra, valvet, satin tapestry and bolting. This extraordinary and semicomfortable affair has its origin in a total auction at Rio Grande City last naturally induced by Trimo, K. Harza, a Mexican writer, and Revenue Officer Vector Sebrez. In his light Sebrez shot and killed Guzara, who was very popular all along the Rio Grande here. Armed men are parading the Sebrez. Send the State Rangers or on the United States troops at Fort Hammond. This dispatch was followed by another J.W. Kennedy, a member of the Legislature, as follows: "Send all the State Rangers you can and at once." Armed Mexicans are in control of the city and county. As His Triangle City is slightly indifferent to the nearest railroad station, it is extremely difficult to reach it. Governor Elmos ordered the entire listier force of Texas to proceed with all possible hikes to the score. The Mexicans number ten to end of the white citizens of that section. There is no telling to what success they will resort, especially as they live in difficulty in passing to Mexico. Governor Ross also telephoned all the Socalds of all the countries in the border, or contiguous to proceed by forced marches to the troubled district and take armed persons with them. His telegram to the San Antonio Biltmore Lookup Rufes and Houston Biltmore Orchards to hold themselves in readiness to make at a moment's notice. It is believed there will be several massacres of Texas citizens against the United States troops from Fort Hammond soon to be reached. The event is likely to be continuted to the entrance just before midnight there was an improvement some citizens claiming new walks interfering with them. The rush of people for their mail was enough to drive the cement layers with Mr. Schmier looked as though he made short work of some if he had been to meet them in a lonely place. Will be completed in 'a law days.'ention will be given to distracting upon the other side of the street. Rags: The Wildest Touught the greatest of all manly successes will be presented at this house when we hope to see a house great this excellent company Chase will appear in fourth act less than $40,000 worth of diamonds is concealed to have the most jewel artist on the stage, she same chased safely out of the profits from the performances of Rags that Harrison and Cleveland will make a appearance in Anahaim at this performance with enormous successes throughout night in San Diego where this gem play played, the audience was work MENTS OF THE WEEK. By Solons in Solemn Conclave Assembled ceedings of the Board of Yesterday's Meeting correspondence concerning Actions with Regard to our New Cement Sidewalk. PERSONAL MENTION M. P. Baker and wife of Santa Ana were in town on Monday. Albert Kendrick of Downey was visiting friends in town yesterday. Jacob Keckardly left for Arizona on last Thursday to visit after his stock interests. J. R. Alexander a wealthy real estate operator of San Diego was in town during the week. Al Smith of Orangethorpe announced himself as a candidate for roadmaster of Pollerton district. Col. D. Gray of Westminster was in town last week looking at heavy as ever. He will take up his residence in Anheim again. James Gardiner will leave on the tenth next month for a visit to Cincinnati. We wish the young lady a pleasant journey and saleventure. Mason M. K. Waynick and Kate Waynick and Miss Monnie Baker, daughter of D. M. Baker, of the Santa Ana Standard, were in town on Tuesday. G. B. Shaffay, who has been paying toller of the first National Bank of Los Angeles for the past four years, has been promoted to the responsible position of assistant cashier in the institution. C. Falguson, who, for some months past has been in San Francisco, returned to Anheim on Friday, to remain for some time. That captain was heartily welcomed by his numerous friends hereabouts. Madame Moissieu is visiting friends and acquaintances in town. The Madame is the guest of all and Mrs. Langberger, at their parish residence on Sycamore and Lomax streets. TERM TRIAL Jury The names of eight residents of Anaheim have been drawn in the selection of the Third Trial Judge which assembles on October 21st. The gentlemen selected are John Harting, Ann Wright, Ed Kramer, W. M. McPasken, N. H. McPhailman and Win Growther. The name of Honey Bee recently became a noteworthy member of the jury are Parishinda and per diem, the sameAggregating every trip to Los Angeles. Kleinigkriten. Wm. Kenig has said to Thao: Wien-Angel vineyard lot P.3, Anaheim; summation, $3,000. Dr. Higgins is making extensive alterations and additions to his residence property on Lemon and Center streets. Wm. Power of Lawrence, Mass., will shortly establish a candy factory in the Metz building on Center street. It is rumored that the California Southern will put on trains to run from Riverside to Los Angeles via Orange and Anaheim. Fred Guthrie has purchased one of the few remaining houses at Carlton and will remove it to his lot on Center street, near the opera house. H. Carrade is building a structure on his premises for the purpose of storing coal he received a carland, of black Diamond yesterday. The Santa Ana Daily Blade was a year old last week. Our contemporary has labored hard for the interest of its town, and deserves success. Dan Bidwell Post gave a ball at Social Hall, Norwalk, Friday evening, Sept. 21st. Ralphshammans were furnished by the Dan Bidwell W. R.C. The registration of this county will be considerably expected, reach fairly thirty thousand, or 60 per cent of the voting population of San Francisco. The County Clark has been notified by the Supervisors to advertise for bells to the extent of $4000 for the purpose of erecting the new academia here. Michael Larkin was arrested on Tuesday upon a charge of stealing a case of Jamaica ginger from the Southern Panic department. He was paid $20, which he paid. Center street has been strained from Palm toward the Southern Pacific depot. This is advised needed improvement and one which travelers appreciate. The Rose Wood company performed "The Galley Slave and 'East Lyme' at Minas Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings." This company was quite well resolved. The Savannah Grand Bridge on Thursday contracted the Order of a daily upon Joachim Formerly of Anaheim, there were only eleven two-points of the home. The completion of Mr. Witte's residence makes it one of the handiest towns in town. After his recent arduous in the land goes in order to make way for the Knights, then throwing them into towns to till time. The manager promises us about one first-class every ten or twelve days during the day and they will always endeavor popular prizes of admission. The twilight is the most successful anna that has visited Southern California and Miss Chase in everyday with crowdful houses and a regular repetition of the play. It will treat for our people. The wife of Michael Nepple him with a honoring boy a fair day. The matter of building the brick sandwash came up in the Board's vices yesterday. At the M.K. Church on next Day Mr. Chamberlayne will preside the topic: "A Great Doctor and Hair." The meeting of the Citrus Union held on Saturday afternoon in Kremlin at 2 o'clock. A large attendance in Los Angeles on Tuesday first installment of visitors to one the winter. Express packages remain once the Express office for the following K.I.L.E.Bettweg, K.Schneider, K.Ko., K.D.Curtita. A meeting will be had at Santa Ana law school to consider railroad from that place, via Westminster Garden Grove, to San Pedro Beach. The Board of Supervisors granted the Aruna petition asked into a water-district under Art. October 20th is the time to mention. Pallipe Acunis was arrested with petty carcass, in the two bales of hay from the ranch Fallows. The trial comes up this before Judge Pierce. Miss Susan Stinkel aged 20 at the residence of her mother on at Los Angeles and South Street afternoon and will be barred to attend father of the deceased, ex- A tumor prevailed in Los Angeles age that General Manager the California Central had landlordization but proved to be unfriendly company is said to be reducing eviction due to salary officials IN GROUP AND WINE GRAPES PREPARING FOR WINTER HAILTIMER RUNNER The rains are being taken to dry and with little rain the crop will be gathered in on grassland. The market for dried grapes is encouraging as we could be gathering and getting ready for winter. There are two candidates for road B. B. Porter and A. Smith both born and Democrat. It is rumored that a Republican will win this race. If the rate was fixed at 20 cents an hour quite a good deal of vitals holds for early food, that will not be used if the rates are repaired. A visit to Pomona last week, and that the writer or satyrian fashion group is working in a few orchards, and those people are apparently unaware of its presence. Let us be on the lookout for these destructive pests healthy everything that is polluted by the rains has had a severe attack of heart on Sunday, but is better again with Yazzer, with his family, now five Golden Bell wineery, where he is enamoring him in circulation that the well-known Fulbrion and Rumlin, that allerton landlord company will now with their former objections to location of the railroad company will give station at Placentia if a right at way then it would be well to investigate them and see if any truth is in them. Also help to smooth the way for the election of a short time. Alton of Santa Rosa, Soloma county, putting her tenter, Mrs. Then, Stailey. NEW SIEWALS OUS TIPPER OF A MINN Supposed to be from Santa Ann Inspired adiot a few night ago crept through the boards erected to keep people off new cement sidewalks, and which should southwest reminder to a man of sense that should be temporarily abandoned. He entered upon the new sidewalk in Anahou Hotel and walked down the town in blissful unconsciousness of what no one leaved large tracks in the cavern. ORDINANCE NO. 51. Term Trial Jury The winnings of eight residents of Anaheim have been based in the selection of the Term Trial Jury which assembles on October 31st. The gentlemen selected are John Harting, Almy Wright, Erik Kraumer, W. M. Parkinson, J. H. Mitchell and Win Crowther. The name of Henry Image recently became selected. Members of the jury are part-time and per diem, the same age-giving for every trip to Los Angeles. This is one of the longest seasons of the year but attention of the jury will work a hardship to some of our residents. Of the member Mr. Mitchell will present in Ohio upon a visit friends and relatives whom he has not seen far many years, and will probably not return in time to serve. Mr. Mitchell said San Diego, but is expected back shortly. Thermometriat Record for the Past Week. The thermometer test recorded for the past week. Santa Fe Route CALIFORNIA HAILWAY TIMETABLE Southern Pacific Route SOTHERPACIFIC ROUTE HIRTH. The following improvements in Garden Grove are now being completed. Horace Ellis, a nine country residence in suburbial alley, Mr. Ellis brother, laterly from Kansas, one sonfarer, E. B. Foote, a neat and cozy resident John and Henry Seeman, beat and well-finished residences; Joseph Gigaya, a residence Mr. Walling and R. Q. Wiskman, barn preparatory to building residences; C.P.Ferguson a comfortable residence. These and other contemplated improvements land an air of surprise to the surroundings of Garden Grove. The election at Coronado Beach on Monday on the question of incorporating as a city and seeding officials, was defeated by a vote of 152 to 73. Escondido, San Diego county, voted to incorporate and elected the tall number of temperance trustees. Governor Waterman has addressed a letter to the Secretary of the State Board of Health, stating in view of the lack of a yellow fever epidemic in several southern states, and that its spreading is to be feared. He deserved the State Board to bring every appliance to bear in order to protect the state against the scourge. ORDINANCE NO. 51. Rise Waist sanitary preformed: The Galley Slave and East Lynne at Miss Hall on Friday and Saturday evening. This company was quite well received. The Savannah Grand Lodge on Thursday concerted the Order of a fairly open John Fisher, formerly Anabesth. There were only eleven recipients of the honor. The completion of Mr. Write's resistance makes it one of the handament in town. After his recent season illness of some weeks, Mr. Write is again out not convulsing. The disappearance of the painter Maximilian Mr. Mitchell will present in Ohio upon a visit friends and relatives whom he has not seen far many years, and will probably not return in time to serve. Mr. Mitchell said San Diego, but is expected back shortly. Thermometriat Record for the Past Week. The thermometer test recorded for the past week. Santa Fe Route CALIFORNIA HAILWAY TIMETABLE Southern Pacific Route SOTHERPACIFIC ROUTE HIRTH. The following improvements in Garden Grove are now being completed. Horace Ellis, a nine country residence in suburbial alley, Mr. Ellis brother, laterly from Kansas, one sonfarer, E. B. Foote, a neat and cozy resident John and Henry Seeman, beat and well-finished residences; Joseph Gigaya, a residence Mr. Walling and R. Q. Wiskman, barn preparatory to building residences; C.P.Ferguson a comfortable residence. These and other contemplated improvements land an air of surprise to the surroundings of Garden Grove. The election at Coronado Beach on Monday on the question of incorporating as a city and seeding officials, was defeated by a vote of 152 to 73. Escondido, San Diego county, voted to incorporate and elected the tall number of temperance trustees. Governor Waterman has addressed a letter to the Secretary of the State Board of Health, stating in view of the lack of a yellow fever epidemic in several southern states, and that its spreading is to be feared. He deserved the State Board to bring every appliance to bear in order to protect the state against the scourge. ORDINANCE NO. 51. Rise Waist sanitary preformed: The Galley Slave and East Lynne at Miss Hall on Friday and Saturday evening. This company was quite well received. The Savannah Grand Lodge on Thursday concerted the Order of a fairly open John Fisher, formerly Anabesth. There were only eleven recipients of the honor. The completion of Mr. Write's resistance makes it one of the handament in town. After his recent season illness of some weeks, Mr. Write is again out not convulsing. The disappearance of the painter Maximilian Mr. Mitchell will present in Ohio upon a visit friends and relatives whom he has not seen far many years, and will probably not return in time to serve. Mr. Mitchell said San Diego, but is expected back shortly. Thermometriat Record for the Past Week. The thermometer test recorded for the past week. Santa Fe Route CALIFORNIA HAILWAY TIMETABLE Southern Pacific Route SOTHERPACIFIC ROUTE HIRTH. The following improvements in Garden Grove are now being completed. Horace Ellis, a nine country residence in suburbial alley, Mr. Ellis brother, laterly from Kansas, one sonfarer, E. B. Foote, a neat and cozy resident John and Henry Seeman, beat and well-finished residences; Joseph Gigaya, a residence Mr.Walling and R.Q.Wiskman,barn preparatory to building residences; C.P.Ferguson a comfortable residence. These and other contemplated improvements land an air of surprise to the surroundings of Garden Grove. The election at Coronado Beach on Monday on the question of incorporating as a city and seeding officials, was defeated by a vote of 152 to 73. Escondido, San Diego county, voted to incorporate and elected the tall number of temperance trustees. Governor Waterman has addressed a letter to the Secretary of the State Board of Health, stating in view of the lack of a yellow fever epidemic in several southern states, and that its spreading is to be feared. He deserved the State Board to bring every appliance to bear in order to protect the state against the scourge. ORDINANCE NO. 51. Rise Waist sanitary preformed: The Galley Slave and East Lynne at Miss Hall on Friday and Saturday evening. This company was quite well received. The Savannah Grand Lodge on Thursday concerted the Order of a fairly open John Fisher, formerly Anabesth. There were only eleven recipients of the honor. The completion of Mr. Write's resistance makes it one of the handament in town. After his recent season illness of some weeks, Mr. Write is again out not convulsing. The disappearance of the painter Maximilian Mr. Mitchell will present in Ohio upon a visit friends and relatives whom he has not seen far many years, and will probably not return in time to serve. Mr.Mitchell said San Diego, but is expected back shortly. Thermometriat Record for the Past Week. The thermometer test recorded for the past week. Santa Fe Route CALIFORNIA HAILWAY TIMETABLE Southern Pacific Route SOTHERPACIFIC ROUTE HIRTH. The following improvements in Garden Grove are now being completed. Horace Ellis, a nine country residence in suburbial alley, Mr. Ellis brother, laterly from Kansas, one sonfarer, E.B.Foote,a neat and cozy resident John and Henry Seeman,bait and well-finished residences; Joseph Gigaya,a residenceMr.WallingandR.Q.Wiskman,barn preparatorytobuildingresidences;C.P.Ferguson,acomfortableresidenceTheseandothercontemplatedimprovementslandanairofsurprisetothesurroundingsofGardenGrove. The election at Coronado Beach on Monday on the question of incorporating as a city and seeding officials, was defeated by a vote of 152 to 73.Escondido,San Diego county,voted to incorporate,and electedthe tall numberof temperance trustees. Governor Waterman has addressed a letter to the Secretary of the State Board of Health, stating in view of the lack of a yellow fever epidemic in several southern states,and that its spreading is to be feared.Here deservedtheStateBoardtobringeveryappliancetobearinordertoprotectthestateagainstthescourge.TheeasdememberdthatitsreportingontheadaptationhusbandandotherfrustrationsinthestateanditsnowimportantwaitingforAnschlagturntosmilloffhismentalcoordinationthatisfull效果mayperfectrestorationofhealth. BUSINESS BRIEF Boona Park Cash Store sells 12 related Sugar for $1 to their customer to A.T.Wallop for best Java coffee. Attention is called to the advice of A.T.Wallop. His store is located The election at Coronado Beach on Monday on the question of incorporating as a city and clearing officials was defeated by a vote of 152 to 73. Escondido, San Diego county, voted to incorporate and elected the full number of temperance trustees. Governor Waterman has addressed a letter to the Secretary of the State Board of Health, stating in view of the last of a yellow fever epidemic in several southern states, that its spreading is to be feared, he desired the State Board to bring every appliance to bear in order to protect the state against the scourge. ORDINANCE NO. 51. An ordinance laying a property tax for the fiscal year 1888-89. The Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim to acquire its facilities. Section 1. That there be and hereby is leased a property tax for the fiscal year 1888-89 of fifty cents on each one hundred dollars of assessed value of all real and personal property in the city of Anaheim. Frank Ey. President of the Board of Trustees. I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance was passed by the Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim at a regular meeting of said board held on Sept. 26, 1888, by the following vote: Ayes—Boyer, Goldthwaite, Littlefield. Noes—None. Absent—Boerge. M. NEEKLUNG, City Clerk. Miss K. M. Waynick would be pleased to meet any of the ladies interested in painting at the Planters Hotel on Tuesday, October 1st. Work on exhibition at Polhemus office. Signer Ferrari has decided to remain in Anaheim and can be found at the Planters Hotel, where he is prepared to give lessons in vocalism. Incubators and Incubating House for sale. Inquire of Jacob King, Garcia Grove. Don't fail to see the $75 line of studies for painting at the Planters Hotel parlor, October 1st. Hoares from 9 to 12 A.M., then 5 P.M. M. J. BUNDY, Santa Ana, is selling the beat Screen Wire Cloth by the bolt at the per square foot; not to any length at 24 inches. Other Hardware in proportion. Do not fail to get his prices before buying. WARNING. Get your wagons and buggles painted before it is too late. If the paint is worn off and the wood gets damaged, paint will never stay on good. Second-hand spring wagons for sale. We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the reports on the adaptation of Russia and other fruits to the United States, from the Commissioner of Agriculture at Washington; also the annual report of the Commissioner of Pensions for 1855, together with other readable documents from Washington and Sacramento. It is reported that the members of the San Bernardino company were not pleased with their reception Los Angeles last week by their military brothers. They were not met nor escorted to headquarters, and as they did not know where headquarters were located they were obliged to do much less marching in the hot sun before they found the place. Hettie Bernard Chase appears at Music Hall this evening in the laughable comedy, "Rags, the Wild Cat." The play was created expressly for her, so it is needless to say she does it to perfection. She plays the banjo wall, is bright, animal-like friskish and has a pair of unexceptional pretty mundane arms and dimpled elbows, says adritic. Seats are going rapidly. We were shown on Saturday a large branch of grapes of the Berger variety grown on the vineyard of A. Goldthwaite, which had formed itself into a perfect grove. The grapes were compact and large, and the cluster lent additional charm by its very curious shape, was naturally as beautiful as one could wish to see. The grapes were on exhibition at the office of Pierce & Littlefield during the week. The Democratic Club had a largely attended meeting at Knoxer's Hall last night. Speakers were made by Postmaster Gardiner, who referred to pennions and pension retains, and other matters of the canvas. Professor Ennis also made an address, as did also J. H. Ryan. The speakers were listened to with interest and frequently applauded. The club now number about a hundred members, and is growing at a lively rate. The managers of the opera-house desire us to say that the conclave of Odd Fallows has been the cause of so many companies coming here at one time. The companies had ANNUAL - CLEARANCE SALE! AT RIMPAU BROS. For Thirty Days Only. To Make Room for Our New Fall Stock! LIBERAL DISCOUNTS OFFERED. Cash customers can buy more at our store for their money during the next thirty days than anywhere else in the vicinity. G. H. NORCROSS' NEW STORE, In Backs' Block, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. DEALER IN General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Confectionery. G. H. NORCROSS' NEW STORE, In Backs' Block, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. 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 Entourage, and ask for continuance of the same. 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 morale. Call me for yourself at my STORE ON BROADWAY. M. H. CHEESEMAN. PLANTERS' HOTEL, F. L. MASON, PROPRIETOR. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. Livery, Feed and Board STABLE. First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Rates! D. J. KRAEMER, Prop. Fullerton, - Cal. Livery, Feed and Board STABLE. First-Class Turnouts at Reasonable Rates! D. J. KRAEMER, Prop. Fullerton, Cal. VOTERS, ATTENTION! Office of the Clark of Board of Supervisors, Los Angeles county, California, March 5, 1896. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A RE-BEGINNING OF the rollers of the county of Los Angeles, state of California, has this day been collected in accordance with section 1054 at sea, pollutious. By order of the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, California, MR22-00 J. S. WEBER. Center street, Anaheim, denied in. STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Pumps, Pipes and Brass Goods Quick-Meal Gasoline Stove. HALIDAY WINDMILL. Quick Time and Cheap Fare To Eastern and European Cities. Southern Pacific Company (Pacific Storm) Daily Express Train house prompt connections with the several Railway Lines in the East. NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS With the several Steamer Lines TO ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Attached in Oregon and Express Trains. No additional charges for Derails in Tourist Cars. Or H. B. ANDREWS, Land Commissioner, O. H. & S. A. Ry. San Antonio, Texas. A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Manager, San Francisco, Cal. Anaheim Bakery PETER PEDERSEN, PROP. Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes Every Day. Delivery Wagon Makes Daily Trips. The Patronage of the Public Respectfully Sollicited.