anaheim-gazette 1888-10-04

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Semester Early Tendered Prelim Humpau. Mr. Wren wrote about the White War Building Museum. Mr. Burton wrote about the New York Museum of Natural History. Mr. Hampson wrote about the American Institute of Arts. Mr. Hempel wrote about the University of California. The walkers are now in their first day and the building will be rapidly to completion. Work up is underway on a Perpetual support building on the corner of Fort Washington and Low Angeles streets. The team is shopping on account of a strike in turn-off of the two fronts. The department has been transferred to the Information Department of the arrival of the new office here in a few days. William is considering a large and elegant transaction that forms part of Dr. Robert Wren's and Philippe Maitre's joint venture and will identify what he can contribute to the bank. The committee members are made by Dr. Maguire and are appointed by the president of the company. A wonderful time in this community. We have been working hard with each other and with our community. Mr. Hempel wrote about the University of California. Mr. Wren wrote about the White War Building Museum. Mr. Burton wrote about the New York Museum of Natural History. Mr. Hampson wrote about the American Institute of Arts. Mr. Hempel wrote about the University of California. The walkers are now in their first day and the building will be rapidly to completion. Work up is underway on a Perpetual support building on the corner of Fort Washington and Low Angeles streets. The team is shopping on account of a strike in turn-off of the two fronts. The department has been transferred to the Information Department of the arrival of the new office here in a few days. William is considering a large and elegant transaction that forms part of Dr. Robert Wren's and Philippe Maitre's joint venture and will identify what he can contribute to the bank. The committee members are made by Dr. Maguire and are appointed by the president of the company. A wonderful time in this community. We have been working hard with each other and with our community. Mr. Hempel wrote about the University of California. LATER LOOKS THE SUBJECT FROM INNELATURAL ORANGE GROWER. The city is now under threat by a threat of fire and destruction on the hillsides, taking on large quantities of water that will cause a calamity of immense proportions. It appears to be the point of the fire, which has been reported in several white soils. Everybody has felt a short time since last week but a short time ago himself the three generations of Los Angeles, San Diego, and other cities have been affected by this fire. The severity of the damage seems to be increasing, with more and more people coming to the scene to help. The city is now more than likely to be hit by the fire, by reason of its rapid growth and spread in other directions. And what we do to diminish our risk to the basement point, or to destroy the risk entirely? What are the most causes of its gaining a feud in its history? It is said that the fire in the apartment and living room of a post office is generated by rains of many years. To illustrate this, I list briefly that about two years ago a person was injured in a shell graves in the Staten Island tree infected with yellow fever, resulting in the importance of the discovery and being a main action, he gathered a load of shaw, placed it under the tree weep up to it and so destroyed the tree with the drop of fire. The owner of the grove was ignorant of the nature of the bug—the many who had paused, soiling and knowing it or knowing and not seeing it, were of the careless many. This community, every member of it, should be vigilantly vigilant against discoveries and prompt and full investigation of the peak. In other ways it can be kept out. During the rains the mountains below the city became covered with snow, where the people felt a cold wave. The state Senator could not discharge freight at the Landing on account of a heavy rain. The paper noticed that several farmers were blowing and were otherwise preparing for winter time. Reflects Dr. Heyward. Asking for details from the Reporter's natural commissioners, Mr. N. Ballard asked them to consider several measures to prevent further damage to the buildings. He noted that an area of woodland near the first boundary had broken plaster had begun before man. Ansonian Water Company has announced regulating the flow of water into the council, and one officer has been sent to investigate this week. Next we heard of a report from Los Angeles and engaged him in a graph. The stage began in the morning that day, was held in a vehicle and driven by our new German who would abide with us during his daily life. Well, you will remember the rite winding starm was had lately that wind that settled it. No matter that I possessed could induce him to a "busted" blood vessel and weak lung to remain longer. With promise to another man and institution in an amount that his health commanded he left us. Then we tolerated him write, we scoured, but the process went all other drunk or sank. At last he trained one from Wilmington and north from San Bernadino, and then took time our subscribers are indicted for this late appearance of the taxation. There was a "pressing need" of a savings bank with A. Langberger of Staten Island George instead of placing it to their credit in a banking institution. A well-trained man "thoroughly wet" rain hat set in on Sibille evening and with the exception of a few intervals of sunshine continued until Wednesday night. "It penetrated deep down into the soil, set the grass to sinking lail, washed M." The trees and thoroughly purified the atmosphere. This rain was supposed to have been sent in answer to the "united prairie of Los Nietos in camp meeting assembly" whereafter the editor retains again, breathen, and keep it up. During the rains the mountains below the city became covered with snow, where the people felt a cold wave. The state Senator could not discharge freight at the Landing on account of a heavy rain. The paper noticed that several farmers were blowing and were otherwise preparing for winter time. Reflects Dr. Heyward. Asking for details from the Reporter's natural commissioners, Mr. N. Ballard asked them to consider several measures to prevent further damage to the buildings. He noted that an area of woodland near the first boundary had broken plaster had begun before man. Ansonian Water Company has announced regulating the flow of water into the council, and one officer has been sent to investigate this week. Next we heard of a report from Los Angeles and engaged him in a graph. The stage began in the morning that day, was held in a vehicle and driven by our new German who would abide with us during his daily life. Well, you will remember the rite winding starm was had lately that wind that settled it. No matter that I possessed could induce him to a "busted" blood vessel and weak lung to remain longer. With promise to another man and institution in an amount that his health commanded he left us. Then we tolerated him write, we scoured, but the process went all other drunk or sank. At last he trained one from Wilmington and north from San Bernadino, and then took time our subscribers are indicted for this late appearance of the taxation. There was a "pressing need" of a savings bank with A. Langberger of Staten Island George instead of placing it to their credit in a banking institution. A well-trained man "thoroughly wet" rain hat set in on Sibille evening and with the exception of a few intervals of sunshine continued until Wednesday night. "It penetrated deep down into the soil, set the grass to sinking lail, washed M." The trees and thoroughly purified the atmosphere. This rain was supposed to have been sent in answer to the "united prairie of Los Nietos in camp meeting assembly" whereafter the editor retains again, breathen, and keep it up. During the rains the mountains below the city became covered with snow, where the people felt a cold wave. The state Senator could not discharge freight at the Landing on account of a heavy rain. The paper noticed that several farmers were blowing and were otherwise preparing for winter time. Reflects Dr. Heyward. Asking for details from the Reporter's natural commissioners, Mr. N. Ballard asked them to consider several measures to prevent further damage to the buildings. He noted that an area of woodland near the first boundary had broken plaster had begun before man. Ansonian Water Company has announced regulating the flow of water into the council, and one officer has been sent to investigate this week. Next we heard of a report from Los Angeles and engaged him in a graph. The stage began in the morning that day, was held in a vehicle and driven by our new German who would abide with us during his daily life. Well, you will remember the rite winding starm was had lately that wind that settled it. No matter that I possessed could induce him to a "busted" blood vessel and weak lung to remain longer. With promise to another man and institution in an amount that his health commanded he left us. Then we tolerated him write, we scoured, but the process went all other drunk or sank. At last he trained one from Wilmington and north from San Bernadino, and then took time our subscribers are indicted for this late appearance of the taxation. There was a "pressing need" of a savings bank with A. Langberger of Staten Island George instead of placing it to their credit in a banking institution. A well-trained man "thoroughly wet" rain hat set in on Sibille evening and with the exception of a few intervals of sunshine continued until Wednesday night. "It penetrated deep down into the soil, set the grass to sinking lail, washed M." The trees and thoroughly purified the atmosphere. This rain was supposed to have been sent in answer to the "united prairie of Los Nietos in camp meeting assembly" whereafter the editor retains again, breathen, and keep it up. During the rains the mountains below the city became covered with snow, where the people felt a cold wave. The state Senator could not discharge freight at the Landing on account of a heavy rain. The paper noticed that several farmers were blowing and were otherwise preparing for winter time. Reflects Dr. Heyward. Asking for details from the Reporter's natural commissioners, Mr. N. Ballard asked them to consider several measures to prevent further damage to the buildings. He noted that an area of woodland near the first boundary had broken plaster had begun before man. Ansonian Water Company has announced regulating the flow of water into the council, and one officer has been sent to investigate this week. Next we heard of a report from Los Angeles and engaged him in a graph. The stage began in the morning that day, was held in a vehicle and driven by our new German who would abide with us during his daily life. Well, you will remember the rite winding starm was had lately that wind that settled it. No matter that I possessed could induce him to a "busted" blood vessel and weak lung to remain longer. With promise to another man and institution in an amount that his health commanded he left us. Then we tolerated him write, we scoured, but the process went all other drunk or sank. At last he trained one from Wilmington and north from San Bernadino, and then took time our subscribers are indicted for this late appearance of the taxation. There was a "pressing need" of a savings bank with A. Langberger of Staten Island George instead of placing it to their credit in a banking institution. A well-trained man "thoroughly wet" rain hat set in on Sibille evening and with the exception of a few intervals of sunshine continued until Wednesday night. "It penetrated deep down into the soil, set the grass to sinking lail, washed M." The trees and thoroughly purified the atmosphere. This rain was supposed to have been sent in answer to the "united prairie of Los Nietos in camp meeting assembly" whereafter the editor retains again, breathen, and keep it up. During the rains the mountains below the city became covered with snow, where the people felt a cold wave. The state Senator could not discharge freight at the Landing on account of a heavy rain. The paper noticed that several farmers were blowing and were otherwise preparing for winter time. Reflects Dr. Heyward. Asking for details from the Reporter's natural commissioners, Mr. N. Ballard asked them to consider several measures to prevent further damage to the buildings. He noted that an area of woodland near the first boundary had broken plaster had begun before man. Ansonian Water Company has announced regulating the flow of water into the council, and one officer has been sent to investigate this week. Next we heard of a report from Los Angeles and engaged him in a graph. The stage began in the morning that day, was held in a vehicle and driven by our new German who would abide with us during his daily life. Well, you will remember the rite winding starm was had lately that wind that settled it. No matter that I possessed could induce him to a "busted" blood vessel and weak lung to remain longer. With promise to another man and institution in an amount that his health commanded he left us. Then we tolerated him write, we scoured, but the process went all other drunk or sank. At last he trained one from Wilmington and north from San Bernadino, and then took time our subscribers are indicted for this late appearance of the taxation. There was a "pressing need" of a savings bank with A. Langberger of Staten Island George instead of placing it to their credit in a banking institution. A well-trained man "thoroughly wet" rain hat set in on Sibille evening and with the exception of a few intervals of sunshine continued until Wednesday night. "It penetrated deep down into the soil, set the grass to sinking lail, washed M." The trees and thoroughly purified the atmosphere. This rain was supposed to have been sent in answer to the "united prairie of Los Nietos in camp meeting assembly" whereafter the editor retains again, breathen, and keep it up. During the rains the mountains below the city became covered with snow, where the people felt a cold wave. The state Senator could not discharge freight at the Landing on account of a heavy rain. The paper noticed that several farmers were blowing and were otherwise preparing for winter time. Reflects Dr. Heyward. Asking for details from the Reporter's natural commissioners, Mr N. Ballard asked them to consider several measures to prevent further damage to the buildings. He noted that an area of woodland near the first boundary had broken plaster had begun before man. Ansonian Water Company has announced regulating the flow of water into the council, and one officer has been sent to investigate this week. Next we heard of a report from Los Angeles and engaged him in a graph. The stage began in the morning that day, was held in a vehicle and driven by our new German who would abide with us during his daily life. Well, you will remember the rite winding starm was had lately that wind that settled it. No matter that I possessed could induce him to a "busted" blood vessel and weak lung to remain longer. With promise to another man and institution in an amount that his health commanded he left us. Then we tolerated him write, we scoured, but the process went all other drunk or sank. At last he trained one from Wilmington and north from San Bernadino, and then took time our subscribers are indicted for this late appearance of the taxation. There was a "pressing need" of a savings bank with A. Langberger of Staten Island George instead of placing it to their credit in a banking institution. A well-trained man "thoroughly wet" rain hat set in on Sibille evening and with the exception of a few intervals of sunshine continued until Wednesday night. "It penetrated deep down into the soil, set the grass to sinking lail, washed M." The trees and thoroughly purified the atmosphere. This rain was supposed to have been sent in answer to the "united prairie of Los Nietos in camp meeting assembly" whereafterthe editor retains again; breathen; and keep it up. During these months every member of it should be vigilantly vigilant against discoveries and prompt fallwaterination of its peak other way than it can be kept out. This community every member of it should be vigilantly vigilant against discoveries and prompt fallwaterination of its peak other way than it can be kept out. This community every member of it should be vigilantly vigilant against discoveries and prompt fallwaterination of its peak other way than it can be kept out. This community every member of it should be vigilantly vigilant against discoveries and prompt fallwaterination of its peak other way than it can be kept out. This community every member of it should be vigilantly vigilant against discoveries and prompt fallwaterination of its peak other way than it can be kept out. 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A wall raised town nowadays is sufficient to continue one that now building is in progress than at any time in the history of Anahiem. Beginning with the state Hotel del Campo, largely finished, which it is expected will soon be thrown open to the public and walking about the different streets, it will be that a good as soon has struck the town in building operations. There are signs of activity here every side. Some of the buildings now in course of construction are mentioned. The Oldman Council is building a residence on Cumberland and Broadway to be occupied at a passage for New York, C.A. Tramway. M. P. Warmley is building a Junction house on N.Y. street and the suburban. The Provisions of P. Nothen on three streets is also ready for permanent. Mr. Boulton has but the contract for an adjacent residence on Pint North Street upon which work will be communal shortly. Hayward Colony, who has just purchased a lot in Philadelphia street, will soon commence the erection of a commuter dwelling there. Hard open the Catholic college is being LATE FELLETON NEWS. Bonds for the New School District. Impressing Elections to He Directed. At the meeting of the qualified electors of the Fallerton school district October 17, the purpose of locating all the new school, the lots offered by the County Land & Trust Company in block 250 was accepted. Also instructions given to the school trustees to arrange for the tuition $9,000 bonds for the purpose of directing a suitable collection and improving grounds of same. It was the unanimous issue of the impress that same new school should be built in brick and two stories. There has been great inquiry for colleges to rent, and several quarters have been begun to leave town on account of not being able to secure houses. Gee, D. Carlton has leased Mr. Wilkinson a cottage on Commonwealth avenue and will move his family from Los Angeles this week. Mrs. Bell has leased the Langlenberger cottage now occupied by Mr. Kitts and will move from Riverdale next week. Our school has an attendance of four forty scholars, and the number is steadily increasing. It will not be long before another branch will be required. Our new and enterprising school called the Fallerton Hallway, designed by a reading business, and prepared for the kind of work in the ten of plumbing from N.Y. school was started last Saturday with Mr. Malcolm as superintendent. There was quite a large improvement, which included a good water supply. The Palmer main site held in not existing at the residence of Mr. Child in Tudley in the intention to hold a metal and stone in the new building for the purpose of a library. Substitution is alike valuable for American taxpayers for non-resistant European residents. The Lorraine has acquired a more extraordinary vegetation when shedded, as produced as much as ten tons per year, probably to the route being there completely freed from the phylloxera and following effects. His chances Good. Luttermouth, the Republican nominee in the Fifth District, was once opposed by his party. It was with his argument George Besson was did not answer the nomination of Democratic party till after some little ballad and a hard bitter night. Mr. Littlefield discusses her election are certainly good. Kleinigketten. The fall meeting of the Presbytery is now of notice in Los Angeles. A new residence is being erected on Telegraph or at near the mallhouse. A postoffice has been established at Alameda with Jamaica-Washington in public notice. Eric Frank Holcomb, formerly of Loma, now of Los Angeles, will preside in the Moth-Cliff church until Sunday morning. Miss Holcomb writes from Los Angeles to the planner, saying that the new post office has been moved out. The past two days have been marked by a special change in her number. Winner of the competition which has gone forth will be with one. The Board of Supervisors on Monday took over the city council at 9:00 noon on the gate of communal cafeteria. The board was informed by Mr. Warner. The Board has just completed training two members of the Council to serve the number of Mr. Parker and Mr. Chervon and will transfer his force in the neighborhood to Warner. The new bakers have been completed from Leona to Los Angeles streets and will be living and open the Mets property. They are a licensed and lasting contractor. An annual inspection of F.D. Holcomb one always have been put in their stationary. Mr. Brown is a thinking worker and damsen the old miller excellent labor. The New Angeles City Council has directed the Board of Month to remove all those involved with waste big within the city center where they take the necessary steps. Trailways closed throughout the county of Spartanburg County. The inspector has directed bakers to move a supplementary business into them who have not been involved from taking bakes in the city yet will probably begin. Mr. A. Lynn pastor of the Presbytery though resigned his resignation as head councillor. Mr. Bryan has been pardoned for the charge he did a year. He has paid many warm friends here, among whom there is a universal regret at his responsibility. At summing end at Fallerton on Monday over the floodlights, and had down open the stage with the company, the climax was in hilariously funny than the building was made to shake with laughter. A novel hop followed the performance. It is announced that the art off between Pullerton and Eubank will be constructed shortly. Jane Arnais and wife arrived last week on a charge of stealing Two ballets of hay from Duberty's reach at Phoenicia, placed guilty yesterday indluded him. We are interested on behalf of common republicans to call a meeting in next Tuesday coming at Monroe Hall. Prominent speakers will address this meeting. General Manager Millot of the California Central is expected here to attend with our alumnae in regard to the proposed creation of the huge national warehouse in Orange street. The Democracy meeting at Young Plaza will commence was attended by Mrs. Kelley desirous for The Colibri and W.K. Pendry candidate No clock part of when around the meeting with women bearing upon the curtain. Express packages remain at Wolfgang Ritz's office for the Fellowship Y. Vorha, A Henry Kim Christie, Sung Lim My. Afford, J.B.Hagan, J.Merrowich, J.Portergrew, Joe Smith, Frank Wall, H.A.Warner, V.Vorha. Agent Diamond reports the sale of 90 tickets at the California Central depot during the past month and estimates the number of passengers running and going at 2,030 Mary of the tickets were wound up and travelled here in possession of through tickets. The new department will be completed next work, when it will be opened immediately. There was a lively little antique show at Runnels schoolhouse, and Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon, which may yet be more further development. Miriam at her Plumbant, the principal of the school and former principal of an early school belt, and before he had procured more than a few yards from the place, he was stopped by a young man named Bradford who had actually been waiting for him who asked a few words, set upon the doors and gave him a severe hearing. Bradford his cap and boasting him up about the face. Bradford a mother in the number of painting in the school, and the young man clamored that Praemer had insulted her. At a meeting held at Fullerton on Monday to discuss the matter of site and amount to be expensed for a schoolhouse, Mr. Phelings was elected Chairman and Mr. Moanis Secretary. After thorough discussion it was decided that the amount for the new building be fixed at $8,000. Major Mason of the Planters is overawed these days with guests, all of whom are treated in the usual splendid style for which the Mayor is noted. Mine Hasleer also reports increased travel at the Antique. We have splendid hotels and all courts are certain of hospitable treatment. Some broken microphones on last Sunday walking along center street near the Opera house attempted to break the small trees planted along the roadside. Many of them were injured. The attention of the authorities is called to the matter, with the suggestion that coat of tar and feathers be given gratis to the trampas when caught. We understand that the cloud hanging over the title of C. F. Schull's vineyard has been removed and that the title is now perfect. Mr. Schull intends soon to subdivide this twenty lot and put it on the market thumbnail, which will be sold at reasonable prices, and will no doubt go like hot takes, as it is very desirable location. Hattie Bernard Chase and company appeared to a crowded house on Thursday evening of last week at Music Hall in the play "Bags, the Wildak." The performance gave general satisfaction. Miss Chase coming in for a goodly share of applause. The singing of the quartet was excellent, and other features made it one of the best attractions seen here in some time. Manager Mot Cool of the California Central authority for the statement that the San Diego surfline, via Anaheim, is to be equipped with magnificent reeling stock, all of which is ordered and en route now from the Eagle. There will be palatial day-coaches with bay windows and all the modern improvements for the Company intend to make the line popular. The people of Santa Ana are discussing the project of a railroad from that point through Garden Grove and Westminster to Long Beach. Meetings have been held to consider the master and committee appointed right of way, etc. A meeting was held at Long Beach on Saturday evening, at which matters relating to the new road were discussed. Another meeting is called for at Santa Ana shortly. The $20,000 reward offered for the arrest of the murderer Tasca has been posted up in the Post office. It will be in order for our efficient police force to see to it that they are not outdone in the matter of arresting the murderer. Every State has had a whack at Tasca, and we should not be outside in the matter. Some years ago a noted Eastern murderer for whose arrest a reward of $2,000 was awarded. Business Dynamedriven at Yesterday Meeting Linen Matters The Board of City Trustees met in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present Chairman Ey, Littlefield, Renter and Beige. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Ordinance No. 52, relating to improvements and insuring bonds for same, was read for passage, and on motion laid over for two weeks. Amendments to Ordinance No. 43, providing that asphaltum concrete may be used in the construction of sidewalks, was read and en motion adopted. Action on the communication of D. D. Hayes was deferred indinitely. Clerk reported that he found original contract between the citizens of the town of Anaheim and the Anaheim Water Company relating to the maintenance of bridges and crossings. said contract was read together with the report of a committee dated May 28, 1877. Ordered placed up file. Report of Marshal was read. The following personal refuses to pay licenses. P. Davis Bros., banking: O. Warling;uddley: D.W. Hudson; real estate business. Missara S. S. Realerman, A. Ripman and H.Calen appeared before the board in relation to excessive licenses. After listening to the statements of the groupman a vote was taken to sustain the license as at present adopted, which resulted unanimously in its favor. David Bros. claim that they do not transact a banking business, and therefore refuse to pay license. On the other hand it is claimed that they do conduct a banking business, which the City Patrons will have to ascertain for themselves. A resolution intention to lay sidewalks on Center street from Orange to Citron was adopted, and the Superintendent of Streets directed to post-legal notice of same on Council door, awaiting proposal for the construction of same. Billa to the amount of $200 51 were ordered paid. Real-Estate Transactions The following real-estate transfer has been recorded. Fullerton Land Trust Co. to Luoy D. Cardwell-Lata 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 34 and 35, block 15, and lots 1 and 2, block 31, Fallerton; $1,350. Frank Ey & Co. report the following sales during September: D. J. Kraemer to Frank Ey and C.E.Groat—Lot 3, block B, Kraemer trust; $5,000. Frank Ey to S. Edwards, two lots in Fallerton; $1800. Hammel & Danker to P.Notham, lot 12, block A, Vineyard D 3; $200. Hammel & Danker to H.-P. Whartenby, lot 8, block G, Vineyard D 3; $500. Fred Ripman to H.Cohen, lots 21 and 22, block A,Center tract; $600. C.E.Groat, lot 31, block B,Center tract; $275,and block N,Center tract; $350. 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Business Briefs Buena Park Cash Store sells 12 copies labeled Sugar for $19 for their customers Go To A Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Wallop for Best Mesh Java coffee Attention is called to the Advertiser of A.T.Willow Long Beach. Meetings have been held to consider the matter and committees appointed on right of way, etc. A meeting was held at Long Beach on Saturday evening, at which matters relating to the new road were discussed. Another meeting is called for at Santa Ana shortly. The $20,000 reward offered for the arrest of the murderer Takatt has been posted up in the Postoffice. It will be in order for our efficient police force to see to it that they are not outdone in the matter of arresting the murderer. Every State has had a whack at Takatt, and we should not be outside in the matter. Some years ago a noted Eastern murderer for whose arrest a reward of $2,000 was offered, worked in town for several months. He became acquainted with everybody, but suddenly lavaged to San Francisco, where he was approached a few days after leaving here. He was taken back to Maine and, after standing trial, was hanged. The quarterly meeting of the Los Angeles County Pomological Society begins at Alhambra to-day. The meeting will open at 10 A.M. Important papers on scale pests, olive culture, tree pruning and fruit drying will be real and discussed. There are all vital questions, and there should be a large attendance. Pomology is the foundation of our prosperity, and it is for the interests of all that these meetings be well attended, and that these questions be thoroughly discussed. The committee at Alhambra will gladly entertain all who attend this meeting. They would like to welcome a thousand fruit growers. The Lawnnee Indian Medicine Company closed a successful season of two weeks at Music Hall on Monday evening, presenting the thrilling berdar drama, "Donald McKay," to a crowded house. It being announced that this was to be their last appearance of the company, every available meat was occupied long before the rise of the cartain. The drama is one of exceeding interest and hold the attention of the audience to the last. Charles Burgess had an opportunity of showing his wonderful rule-shooting during the evening. His work was largely applauded. Alhambra the Pawnee Indian company are gratefully and liberal subscriber, and their stay at Alhambra will long be permanently remembered. A notice and demand to the condition of "The Manned Bridge" by the Los Angeles German Dramatic Society at Music Hall on Sunday evening. The singing of Mormon Chorus Hall, Bremen and others was continued and the altitude maintained in the theater. Frank Ey & Co. report the following sales during September: D.J. Kremer to Frank Ey and C.P.Groat—Lot 3, block B, Kraamer tranqt, $5,000. Frank Ey to S.Edwards, two lots in Fullerton; $1800. Hammel & Danker to P.Notham, lot 12, block A, Vineyard D 3,$200. Hammel & Danker to H.P. Whartenby, lot 8, block G, Vineyard D 3,$500. Fred Rimpan to H.Cahen, lot 21 and 22, block A, Center tract,$600. Richfield Land and Water Company to A.S.Ferguson—House and lot,$1,500. Richfield Land and Water Company to A.Pierotti—Two lots,$500. Richfield Land and Water Company to R.Rahnhardt of Santa Barbara—One lot,$150. Richfield Land and Water Company to G.Bayha—One lot,$150. ORDINANCE NO. 48. An amendment adding a new section to Ordinance No. 48, providing that asphalt concrete may be used in the construction of sidewalks. The Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim do ordain as follows: That an additional section be added to Ordinance 48 as follows: to wit: No. 2. Sidewalks and carbs may be constructed in the city of Anaheim of asphaltum concrete in accordance with the following specifications: to wit: Examine and remove from the premises all loose earth and other material, forming a good and solid bed on the natural and undisturbed earth, then fill up to within one inch of the sidewalk grade with clean earth, spread on evenly and not to exceed three inches in a layer; well wet and rammed and rolled down, leaving the surface smooth and even and within one inch of the sidewalk grade. On this spread a compaction compound as follows: 30 parts of common asphaltum 2. Pursual cement 2. Plaster of Paris 1. Sulphur 3. Sand and gravel This compaction is to be spread upon the ground bat and ammulated and braided with hot water and brass having a true and firm texture corresponding with the plaster grade. President of the Board of Trustees: J. Langeret for the press of many lanes; it is accepted specific for and prevent malaria diseases; ultrasonic infiltration complaint and constipation check growth of rheumatism and muscular painless invigorant and nasal dirratic vicious people benefit by it. BUSINESS BRIEFS. Buena Park Cash Store sells 12 albated sugar for $27 to their customers. Go to A.T.Wallop for best Mocha coffee. Attention is called to the Advertisement of A.T.Wallop for best Mocha coffee. The City Market keeps the meat that the market affords leaves orders with them. If you want a first-class set of beef cheap for cash sale on Harker. Harker, the harnessmaker, keeps a well-assembled stock of goods. Can see him and leave your orders. Now is the time to get yourself a slice of harness as Harker is doing a log buy and can afford to sell cheap. Go to A.T.Wallop for best oyster and rook candy syrup any other make. Go to A.T.Wallop for fresh butter. Big invoice of Bacon and cheese recent Pedderman's. For sale at bottom price. 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. General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Confectionery. G. H. NORCROSS' NEW STORE. In Backs Block, Los Angeles St., Anahaim. General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Groceries and Confectionery. HATS: CAPS; BOOTS: AND: SHOES, Highest Market Price Paid for Country Produce. We thank the Public for past Patronage, and ask a continuance of the same. G. H. NORCROSS. FAIRVIEW STORE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I take pleasure in announcing that I am prepared to meet the wants of the public with an assortment of: Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, GROCERIES AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Call and see for yourself at my STORE ON BROADWAY, One half mile west Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, near Fairview S. M. H. CHEESEMAN. PLANTERS' HOTEL, F. L. MASON, PROPRIETOR. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. Contor Street, Anahalm, 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! NOTICE IS hereby given that a REQUEST of the Court of Superiority, Los Angeles county, California, March 5, 1894, TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Attached in Greenland Express Trains: No additional charge for Barrhee in Tourist Sleeping Cars. RAILROAD LANDS The Sale on Rareable Terms. Apply to or address W. H. MILLS, JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent, C.P.B.N., P.C.X., A.F.B.B., F. Or H. B. ANDREWS, Land Commissioner, D. H. A.B.A. Ry. A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, Jim. Manager, San Francisco, Ca. Anaheim Bakery PETER PEDERSON, PROP. Fresh Brand, Fine and Colored Every Day. Delivery Wagon Makes Daily Trips. The Patronage of the Public Responsibly Subsidized.