anaheim-gazette 1888-10-11

The petition of our irrigators is printed this morning substaptially the same as last week. There will be three more publications, taking the petition up to November 1st, the Board of Supervisors to act upon the fifth. A letter was sent from this office last week to Mr. Williams, attorney for petitioners, asking whether everything was correct. No reply has been received. In conversation with Supervisor Rowan and District Attorney DuPuy, we were assured our water district would be provided for at the next session of the Board of Supervisors. The petition was properly presented, not only that, but all the "protests" upon earth cannot move the board in the matter. Supervisor Rowan understands our water question thoroughly as well perhaps as many of our citizens. He is in favor of our water district admits he cannot vote against it, under the law, even if he so desired. Now, the question arises: Is everything correct? With regard to the discussion, examined by the fact that our petition is signed by fifty-two freemasons when the law says it must be signed by fifty or a majority of irrigators in the district, Col. Rowan states an answer can be raised in the premises. The fact of the whole matter is that a very well-founded objection will alone keep our district from materializing on the fifth day of next month. With regard to lawyer Williams, if we cannot bring the petition before the Supervisors in proper shape this time it will be in order for him to step down and out. We take it there are attorneys here sufficiently competent to take charge of this matter. At any rate Mr. Williams error has seen have two weeks before he was shown at the session of the supervisors. Now the question arises for him to answer, is everything all right? An answer was received last evening to our letter of inquiry regarding the printing of the petition referred to. The latter reads as follows: The petitioner re-Wright hall is correct. Your editorial however does us great importance as we are not responsible for the future to publish the petition for two weeks and were not consulted as to the dates when it should be published. It was not present. Emperors of Russia, Germany and Austria? It certainly is not France, nor France and England combined. Italy, so save ambition, will take the place the three Emperors may assign to it. With no natural boundaries protecting its territory from its northern neighbors, it could not single-handed resist them. MORMON CHURCH ILLEGAL In Property Declared Furious in the Government. SAIT LAKE CITY, October 8. The Supreme Court of Utah today entered a final judgment and decree in the case of United States against the Mormon Church, which was pending to dissolve the Church corporation and have its property declared executed to the Government. The suit was brought in the Supreme Court of this Territory under the act of Congress of February 10, 1857. In that suit a receiver was appointed for the Church corporation. He has succeeded in collecting over $199,920 worth of property, real and personal. The decree watered today was a complete triumph for the Government. It declares the corporation of the church dissolved, and asserts that the voluntary religious sect now in existence has no right to corporate property except the temple block and buildings which are set aside to it. It denies the intersection of a large number of individuals claiming the property; orders the real estate of the corporation to be held by the receiver until the informations for the forefuture for the same brought by the Government can be brought to a conclusion, and declares all of the personal property of the late corporation to have become excavated to the Government. This point was the most lattter fought, as the property of the church was claimed on behalf of the minorized Mormon sect as successors in interest to the late corporation and by individuals who were members of the corporation who intervened on behalf of themselves and all other members of the corporation. Under the evidence the court decided that neither the present church nor the individuals had any legal claims that all the property had been held apart from the object of which were principally to uphold polygamy, and that these trusts were only existing to which and property could be devised. It furthermore deemed that the present church still upholds, teaches and maintains polygamy, and that any dedication of property to it would be for the purpose of upholding polygamy and would be unlawful. After an extensive recourse of the evidence, the court declares that property to belong to the government by the operation of law. News in Brief Ten buildings were learned in this quarter of San Diego on Saturday. The death is announced at Parish Schleyer, the inventor of Volpah. The House has passed the Senate propley for warehousing fruit brains. The Emperor William will visit tomorrow, which will be a memorial. The United States cruiser Balloon launched at Cramp's shipyards, Plain last Saturday. The Alta Irrigation District, organized under the Wright Act at now in working order. Dr. Pepper, with attended Gen-Dan in his illness, has declined to muneration for his services. The Nile has fallen thirty inches. The water is now lower before known in that country, edition. In 1872, for the Presidential total registration in New York 149,010. In 1876 it was 183,066. In 1879 it was 217,023. In 1884 it was 216,000. The probable total this year is 206. Messrs. Twogood & Cutter have received from the agriculture at Washington an order shipment of their River Orange trees to the governors at Queensland, Australia. Talock Irrigation District bonds to a land owner in the district are 184,000 acres of land and amount to $600,000. This discloses the constitutionality of the Act. A direct tax of $7,000 levied to meet heavy expenses. The biography of the late Emperor of Germany will be published shortly. It will relate his domestic life." It is believed that he is author of the work. Her name is affixed to the preface derived from the sale of books owned by her family. The five great street-car systems west and north sides of Chicago up. The West Side strike began morning as seen as the last minute run into the barns. Nearly three other means of transportation took it or ruling an extemporized express wagons. The number of man enrolled in military service in time of war pertains to which Los Angeles county for 251, San Diego 5,732 San Bernardo Ventura 1,374 Santa Barbara Luis Obispo 2,189 Monterey 2,189 Benton 1,603. Thus a large force is formed by eight counties should become necessary. The petition is received that evening to our letter of inquiry regarding the printing of the petition referred to. The latter reads as follows. The petitioner re-Wright bail is correct. Your editorial however does us great injustice, as we were not responsible for the failure to publish the petition for two weeks and were not consulted on the dates when it should be published. It was not presented to the Board of Supervisors, but was withheld and sent back to be republished, because as soon as we saw the affidavit we advised your representative that the publication was insufficient. The latter sets at rest all speculation in the matter. Mr. Williams says the petition is correct. Supervisor Know asks if the petition is correct; our district will be forced immediately. With regard to the claim that injunction was done to the attorney, we discuss to say that nothing of the kind was undertaken. However, he should not have waived until the adjudication was sent him, but should have computed the time to alpine before presenting the petition to the Supervisors. On the whole, no ammonia prevails against Mr. Williams on the matter. He says the petition is correct. Then our irrigation district has assailed. Our friend Jacob Dressler, the handsome spitting utility of the San Francisco County, was a few days ago presented with an elegant gold watch and chain, appropriately matched by the members of the California Hassall League. Jacob's accounts of ball games at the metropolis are always entertaining. His reports glow with that cutting Batte county wit which was always one of the brightest in the long list of Jacob's shining attributes. In 1850 Jacob and Mike Panther were the press battery of the Desert Detectives, and Jacob's serpentine curve gave opposing batten train fever, while his pickup, throws and running assist made him the kelly of the Northern Citrus Belt. Jacob had a watch in 1850, but he host it betting on a horse race. And now he has another. May their lives tuck away with nary an error. We leave to say a word regarding our increasing number of outstanding bills. We do not care to increase them, and would rather have bills paid when presented. We must meet our bills promptly, and in order to do so respectfully ask that some attention be given bills that have been pennounced for months. To one and all again, we must have bills paid. Is wheat is to be so demand and flour high, it is some satisfaction to consumers to know that the corn drop is much heavier than that of last year. Johnny cake is pretty good when wheat is worth more to sell than to keep. The Dolphin has been ordered from Mare Island to Callao to reinforce the Trenton in protecting American interests there, which intervened on behalf of themselves and all other members of the corporation. Other evidence the court described that neither the present church nor the individual hall any legal claims that all the property had been held open treats the object of which were principally to uphold polygamy, and that these trusts with the only ones existing to which and property could be devalued. It furthermore described that the presente church still upholds, teaches and maintains parity, and that any dedication of property to it would be for the purpose of upholding parity and would be unlawful. After an expressive recourse of the evidence, the court declares the property to belong to the Government by the operation of law. The defendants have taken case in the Supreme Court of the United States where it will be hotly contested. The accounts of officers and attorneys are not yet passed upon, but will be on November 17th, in which time the court appointed. ANOTHER BOY ANALYSIS It may supply Surramento With Tainted Water A great work in progress on the time of the American river between a point on the south bank and Folsom City, and one that has never been given the publicity of city in the Hancock district. This is an obsolete having for its object carrying water for purposes of irrigation through a portion of the El Dorado and Sacramento counties, thereby opening up to cultivation thousands of acres of land that are now comparatively worthless. Mudroom for this work is a dam and a few miles of ditch that was used years ago for mining purposes. The dam being driven across the river at a point on the south bank of the American river about twenty miles above Palsum. The water is taken from the South Park of the American river. At a point some twenty miles above Folsom and the ditch directly follows the course of the river on western side of the north lock at the river. The ditch is six feet wide at the bottom, eight feet wide at the top and three feet deep. The ditch will be completed within a mile of State Prison in six months. A large forcemen have been at work on the ditch for a number of years and during that time many have been completed. At this present time, the company is at work on a tunnel 500 feet in length. Should this ditch be taken into Sacramento it would burrow into the city with clear pure water, as the south fork of the American has always been a clear stream. This elevation possessed by the American is sufficient when properly combined by pipes to throw an immense stream of water over the dome of the State Capitol. Joseph Wilde, the Los Angeles capital, is connected with shelters and accommodations of its perfect success. Mr Hancock has assured the writer that there will be factories located on the upper portion of the canal long before the Folsom canal is finished. Mr Hancock has also river mining claims along the American which he intends to work at the earliest possible period, and he is pushing work on his ditch with the object in view of getting start of the Folsom Canal Company, as the completion of their dam will materially affect the drainage of the fattings from his mines. Folsom City will greatly benefit from this ditch. Mr Hancock's stitch will compete with the Natoma Water and Mining Company, and will thus afford Folsom City most excellent water power facilities at a minimum cost. Our city will be agreeably surprised to see factors spring up as result of the Hancock canal, before the completion of the Folsom canal. NOTICE TO CONTRACTIONS DEMANDS AND SPECIFICATIONS Under pressure exerted by government Lord Salisbury in British Minister at Washington against retaliation messages hostility toward a friendly give a breach of the insula swamme maite with Joseph Chamberlain in British government, and by enactment at Washington. THERMOMETRICAL RECORD Week. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas with A.M.A. Oct 4 Nov 2 Dec 3 Jan 4 Feb 6 Mar 8 Apr 10 May 12 Jun 14 Jul 16 Aug 18 Sep 20 Oct 22 Nov 24 Dec 36 January 38 February 40 March 42 April 54 May 66 June 78 July 90 August 102 September 114 October 126 November 138 December 150 January 162 February 174 March 186 April 98 May 110 June 122 July 134 August 146 September 158 October 169 November 181 December 193 January 204 February 216 March 228 April 340 May 452 June 564 July 676 August 788 September 899 October 910 November 922 December 934 January 945 February 957 March 970 April 982 May 1004 Is wheat is to be on demand and four high, it is some satisfaction to consumers to know that the corn crop is much heavier than that of last year. Johnny cake is pretty good when wheat is worth more to sell than to keep. The Dolphin has been ordered from Mare Island to Callao to reinforce the Trenton in protecting American interests there, which are enlarged by complications between the Peruvian Government and an American railroad syndicate. The Dolphin, with her one light gun and her exposed machinery, would be a holy terror in a fight—to her crew. Yet there is no other availing ship to send. Is it not about time to hurry up the construction of the new navy? There are about thirty vessels on paper, on the stocks, or all at, of which only three are ready for service. Most of them are progressing so slowly that they may be antiquated by the time they are ready to go into commission. While Prince Bismarck was inspecting his fields not long ago, two of the reaping-women, following an old custom, seized him and bound him with bands made of straw. The great diplomatist submitted with apparent good grass and bought his release by paying a liberal ransom. When he rode away in his carriage the straw bands were still fastened around his arms. The European Herald has published a map of Europe as it will be after Bismarck has carried out his present plans. The future—Germany, Austria and Russia. France ture Europe will know but three great powers will be retained on the map by order of the Emperor of Russia, who evidently means to be prepared for an alliance between Germany and Austria against him. England is to be reduced to insignificant importance by the loss of her possessions in Asia and the consequent crippling of her trade. According to this programme, Bismarck apparently considers himself but one-third as great as Napoleon. The latter wanted all Europe, while the former is willing to divide it into three parts. History records the failure of Napoleon, and will doubtless record a failure for Bismarck, less grand, perhaps, but in proportion to his smaller ambition. At the first glance one might say that a combination like that outlined was irresistible. What power is to appease the three An error in telegraphing the provisions of the Senate tariff bill made the specifying duty only six cents a gallon on fruit juice, and caused the Wine Eaters Association to send a protest to Representative Matthew Argent that fruit juice should pay the same duty as asam containing under 24 per cent of alcohol, and asking him to use his best influence to secure such measure accordingly. Morrow at once pointed out the error in reporting the bill and telegramged back that the bill provides that "berry juice and prune juice or prune wine and other juices not specially enumerated or provided for in his act, containing not more than 24 per cent of alcohol," shall pay 60 cents per gallon; if containing not more than 24 per cent of alcohol, $2 per gallon. An informal conference of the Republican Senators was held yesterday morning to talk over the general situation and more especially to arrange the course of debate on the Tariff bill. The results are meager owing to the doubt everywhere entertained as to whether a quorum of the State can be held in Washington should the tariff debate be protracted beyond next week. No action was taken in the conference and no definite policy was sketched, but there is reason to believe that if the Senate finds itself for any length of time without a quorum, either an appointment eine die, or a recess of several weeks will be taken; therefore it now seems probable that this session will practically come to an end next, or early the week after, and that the Tariff bill will be left for final action after election day. On the 4th of September, 1888, the French republic finished its eighteenth year. It was declared in 1870. No government has lived quite so long in France since the revolution a hundred years ago. The reign of Louis Philippe began in August, 1830, and ended in February, 1848. The reign of Louis Napoleon as Emperor began with the coup d'etat in December, 1862, and ended with sylvan in 1870. Each of these two regimes lacked a few months of eighteen years. The republic has the prestige gained from this length of life, if no other. At the election on Monday in Santa Ana to increase the city limits and have one school district, the proposition was carried by ten majority. News in Brief Ten buildings were learned in the Chinese quarter of San Diego on Saturday. The death is announced at Paris of Father Schleyer, the inventor of Volapak. The House has passed the Senate bill to provide for warehousing fruit brandy. The Emperor William will visit the Pope tomorrow, which will be a saint's day. The United States cramer Baltimore was unnerved at Cramp's shipyard, Philadelphia, at Saturday. The Alta Irrigation District, recently organized under the Wright Act at Trawer, is now in working order. Dr. Pepper, who attended General Sherman in his illness, has declined to accept remuneration for his services. The Nile has fallen thirty inches in the week. The water is now lower than ever before known in that country, even by tradition. In 1872, for the Presidential election, the total registration in New York city was 149,010. In 1875 it was 183,064. In 1880 it was 217,023. In 1884 it was 240,000. The probable total this year is 265,000. Messrs. Twogood & Cotter of Riverside have received from the agricultural department at Washington an order to make a shipment of their Riverside Washington Naval orange trees to the government authority at Queensland, Australia. Tulock Irrigation District has sold its goods to a land owner in the district. There are 184,000 acres of land and the bonds amount to $600,000. This district tested the constitutionality of the Act, at a cost of $4,000. A direct tax of $7,000 has been levied to meet the heavy expense incurred. The biography of the late Emperor Frederick of Germany will be published in London shortly. It will relate solely to his domestic life. It is believed that his widow is the author of the work. Her name, anyhow, is affirmed to the preface. The profits derived from the sale of the book will be devoted to a hospital for the treatment of diseases of the throat. The five great street-car systems of the west and north sides of Chicago are now tied up. The 'West Side strikes began Tuesday morning as seen as the last night car was run into the barns. Nearly three-fourths of the population of the city are left without other means of transportation than footing it or riding on extemporized carryalls and express wagons. The number of man enrolled as subject to military service in time of war, within the jurisdiction of the First Brigade, is 27,351, of which Los Angeles county furnishes 10,231. San Diego 5,732. San Bernardino 2,327. Ventura 1,274. Santa Barbara 1,658. San Luis Obispo 2,189. Monterey 2,887 and San Benito 1,603. Thus a large army can be furnished by the eight counties alone if it should become necessary. The Santa Fe Railroad sent its first raisin The "West Side strikes began Tuesday morning as seen as the last night car was run into the barn. Nearly three-fourths of the population of the city are left without other means of transportation than footing it or riding on extemporized carryalls and express wagons. The number of man enrolled as subject to military service in time of war, within the jurisdiction of the First Brigade, is 27,351, of which Los Angeles county furnishes 10,251, San Diego 5,732, San Bernardino 2,227, Ventura 1,274, Santa Barbara 1,658, San Luis Obispo 2,189, Monterey 2,887 and San Benito 1,603. Thus a large army can be furnished by the eight counties alone if it should become necessary. The Santa Fe Railroad sent its first raisin train of the season east from Riverside Monday night. There was twelve cars, all loaded down with rains of the first quality, bound for Chicago and other Eastern points. The railroad company intends to give to the raisin shippers as good service and as fast time as it gave last winter to the orange and lemon shippers. The raisin trains will make Missouri river points in a fraction ever five days. It is reported that an angry exchange of communications has taken place between London and Washington with regard to President Cleveland's retaliation proposals. Under the pressure exerted by the Canadian government Lord Salisbury instructed the British Minister at Washington to protest against the retaliation message as an act of hostility toward a friendly government, also a breach of the medus sivendi agreement made with Joseph Chamberlain representing the British government, and by the government at Washington. Thermometrical Record for the Past Week. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas, with A. Langeberger NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE NEW BOXHOUSE ON BROADWAY in the city of Anaheim will be on exhibition at the office of W.R. Norton, Architect, 30 North Spring street, Los Angeles, on and after Monday, October 15th. Discuss the construction of the same will be received by the architect on Thursday, October 18th. The contract will be awarded the lowest bidder. The art christmas roses on the right to reject stay and all bids. W.M. HIGGINS, A. GOLDFTHWAITE, H. KROEGER. Trustees Anaheim School District Anaheim, October 10, 1858. NOTICE OF STREET WORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, state of California, on the 3rd day of November, A.D. 1858, located a Resolution (Number 23) of Intention to order the following street work for wit: Is the largest ever kept in Anaheim, of the very latest styles and prices, and speaks for itself. A very large stock of BLANKETS and QUILTS. MY GENTS FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT IS LARGER THAN EVER. My HAT DEPARTMENT is Complete for the Season. I now invite one and all to call and inspect my stock of goods. Thanking the people of Anaheim and vicinity for past favors I must a continuance of the same, knowing that my large and well selected stock and low prices will please the most fastidious. I remain yours. S.S.FEDERMAN. HIPPOLYTE CAHEN. DEALER IN General Merchandise GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS: HARDWARE. TINWARE. STATIONERY. AGATEWARE. WOODENWARE. OILS. JOSEPH HELMSEN, DEALER IN Groceries and Confectionery, Stationery and Notions, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Fruits of the Season Always on Hand. Newspapers and Magazines at Publishers Rates: You can save time, trouble and risk by ordering through my agency. Also leave your orders for book and Magazine binding. P. PELLEGRIN & SON, Sole Agents for New Home, Davis NOTICE OF STREET WORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, county of Los Angeles, State of California, on the 3rd day of November, A.D. 1854, located a Resolution (Number 2) of intention to order the following street work or wit: That cement sidewalk and cement curb be laid on both sides of Center street from the west line of Orange street to the east line of Drive street, excepting the intersections of streets. That a cement sidewalk and cement curb be laid on both sides of Center street from the west line of Leech street to the east line of Los Angeles street, excepting the intersections of streets. The said cement walks and curbing to be laid according to plan and specifications for such work on file in the office of the Superintendent of Streets of Anaheim city. For further particular reference is made to said resolution and ordinance No. 46 of said city. S. O. WOOD, Superintendent of Streets. GENERAL STOCK New and Second-Hand Goods; ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSER, BEDDING; GROCERIES. For parties waiting to sell articles can find a market by calling at the Store, or Los Angeles and Central streets. FRANK MOORE Announces himself as a establisher for ROAD OVERSEER Anaheim District. THOS. E. ROWAN, Regular Democratic nominee for SHERIFF. E. E. HEWITT, Regular Democratic nominee for COUNTY TREASURER. P. PELLEGRIN & SON, Sole Agents for New Home, Davis Vertical Field. Avery & Royal, St. John Sewing Machines direct from the Manufacturers. Postoffice Block, Center Street. A. T. WALLOP WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Well-Selected Stock Of Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-Made Underwear, (Lady Always in Attendance). Full Line of Gents', Ladies' and Children's Shoes, FROM FINE FRENCH KID TO CANVAS. Full Line of Choice Summer Silk, Satins, Etc TO SELECT FROM. Orders for all Kinds of Goods Promptly Filled. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSTATE OF LOS ANGELES CITY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ON MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1859, requesting the said board to organize an irrigation district under the provisions of an act. To provide for the organization and governmenl of irrigation districts shall be provided for the acquisition of water and other property, and for the distribution of water for irrigation purposes. Approved May 21, 1859. A copy of which petition is published herein with and is followed to wit, To the Honourable the Board of Supervisors of the county of Los Angeles, California. We the undersigned, trustees bearing salaries within the proposed irrigation district herein after described. II. That the lands contained and embraced within the jurisdiction of the said proposed district are susceptible to development by the landowners or by the public works department, will, upon the Santa Ana river. III. Your petition there may that they desire and愿 to protect but the irrigation of the lands contained within the jurisdiction of the said proposed district under the provisions of said act. IV. And your petitioners may that they desire and愿 to protect but the irrigation of the lands contained within the jurisdiction of the said proposed district under the provisions of said act. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Union Water Company. There is delinquent upon the following described month, an account of commendation on the 4th day of August, 1859, the several amounts not付予the name of the respective shareholders, as follows: NAME: NO SHARP NO CREDIT ANY Springer then: 17 00 36 Springer then: 100 100 26 G. M. McFarland: 6 015 34 D. Crowe: 7 300 34 F. M. Roem, Lee, Love and S. H. Morne: 074 10 And in accordance with law and an order of the board of directors made on the 4th day of August, 1859, no many shares of such parcel of such stock may be necessary, will be at the office of the Company on the 6th day of October, 1859, at Portland v. of such day, to pay delinquent amounts thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. Secretary Anaheim Union Water Co. Office at the Postoffice, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, Noember 18, 1859. The above sale is hereby put forward until October 30, 1859, by order of the Board of Directors. J. N. GARDINER, secretary H. M. HEWITT, M. D. Physioian and Surgeon. ANAHKIM, CA. H. M. HEWITT, M. D. Physioian and Surgeon. ANAHEIM, CAL. Twelve years experience in surgical and obstetric practice. Residence: Planters' Hotel, Hume 15. Calls attended to promptly night or day. Teacher qualified. SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS. ELECTION NOTICE. NOTICE IS hereby given to the Quill and overseer of Fallerton School District in the county of Los Angeles, State of California, that an election will be held in and against Saturday, the 27th Day of October, 1888. At which the question will be submitted whether bonds of the district shall be issued, in accordance with the provisions of section 1886 and 1887 of the Political Code, for the purpose of purchasing and selling and improving mines, building schools and purchasing supplies for water. The polls will be held on Saturday, the 27th Day of October, 1888. Pollsters will be employed by the Board of Trustees of Fallerton School District, Los Angeles county. Board of Trustees Fullerton School district, Los Angeles county, October 31, 1888. DELINQUENT NOTICE! Anaheim, Olinda and Pomona Railroad Company. Principal place of business: Anaheim, Cal. Office: Rumpan Fire, Dry River State. NOTICE! Anaheim, Olinda and Pomona Railroad Company. Principal place of business: Anaheim, Olinda, Office Humboldt Fire, Dry Ouest State. HURDLE IN DELIVERY LINE. THE POLL WORKS down about one hundred miles on April 16, 1890, the several amounts correspond to the section of the respective shareholder's interests. CERTIFICATION NOT INVOLVED. No Shares Amt. C. V. Van Brunck 190 N. H. Mitchell 50 R. E. Howard 60 E. R. Howard 62 D. W. Howell 10 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 24th day of July, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be issued at the office of the company by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed to July 31, 1890, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed to August 15th by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed to August 28th, 1890, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. Anaheim, August 15th, 1890. The above sale is hereby proposed until Wednesday, September 4th, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed Wednesday, September 14th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed Wednesday, September 19th, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed to October 3, 1890, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. The above sale is hereby proposed to Wednesday, October 17, 1890, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary. NOTICE. HAVING BOUGHT QUITE HEAVILY BRUDAR, anticipating the metal salvage at this season or year, BUENA PARK CASH STORE will supply its customers with a line article of N., O., GRANULATED, giving them 12 pounds for M., then bring one customer the benefit of the adverts. JAMES A. WRITTEN.