anaheim-gazette 1888-10-18

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Boundaries of New Voting Precincts The starting Political Pet Here About the bounds being new Post Interim Fullerian News The subpoint boundaries of election present in this county will be found of use to voters. In view of the fact that several changes have been made here recently it will be important that the voters assure themselves as to the bounds of the various precincts in this neighborhood. Anaheim President: The incorporates limits of the City of Anaheim. Parrish President Commencing at a point where the western boundary line of the hancock Sanango de Santa Ana consists the southern line between Nesla 24 and S. T. 43, K. 10 W.; thence north entirely along and line to mention line be twenty nine S. and B. T. 43, R. 9 W.; thence west in section one A. 5, S. and B. T. 43, R. 9 W.; thence north on line thence west on section two Cory Creek; thence south-westly along and east to south boundary line of Rio Los Alamitos; thence north-westly along and earth line to the treatment with section line between Sonora 20 and T. 43, R. 11 W.; thence east on section one D. FILLERIAN PRESIDENT: Commencing at the southwest corner of Tamarisk R. 10 W.; thence east on section two South one South one; thence north along the west half of and river to the southeast corner of the hancock Sanango de Santa Ana; thence north-westly along the west line of and Shanklin ranch to the township line between Townships 20 and 29; thence west along and township line in the east half of Rio Sanango La Haba; thence north-westly to the northeast corner of and rancho; thence west-along the northline of and Rio Haba ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; thengouth along range hip to point of beginning. Garden Grove President: Commencing at the quinten corner to Sonora 7, by 17 and 18 thence an section line to the hancock Sanango de Santa Ana; thence north-westly along the quarter of and river in station 29 on the western boundary line of the Rio Sanango de Santa Ana; thence north-westly to Station 29 on the southeast corner of Rio Sanango de Santa Ana; thence north-westly along the western boundary line of the Rio Sanango de Santa Ana to its intersection. OUR TERM DIAL JURORS Nicholas, Business, Politics, Abbreviation and a substitute Present Attendance. That part of the Term Frial jury which Deputy Sheriff Snyder was commissioned tosembleman Seventy-eighth District, R. Edwards (R); Superior Judge long term, W. P. Weis (R); Superior Judge short term, W. H. Clark (R); Superior K. Rowan (D); Treasurer, E. K. Harper (D); Treasurer, E. K. Harper (D); County Auditor, D. W. Hamina (R); County Auditor, D. W. Hamina (R); County Auditor, D. W. Hamina (R); Public ministeror, D. W. Field (R); Tax Collector, K. Platt (R); District Attorney, R. Diapay (D); Coroner, J. M. Marcia (R); Surveyor, H. F. Stanford (R); vice president Fifth District, G. Bannett (D). Late news and taming from Fleetshing Neighbor Our new Sunday school is progressively under the leadership of Dr. Smith and the attendance is increasing rapidly Church is also held after Sunday sheds Sunday All are cordially invited to tend. As our democratic friends have set the sample by a rally last week, the hancock dao not intend to be outlawed but hold a grand rally with prominent speeches from Los Angeles on next Thursday, that at St George hotel. We hope all good hancocks will attend. There was a programmer such held last week by the Fallerton Social at the residence of Mr. Smith on October avenue, which was largely attended A very enjoyable time was had by the apache A delegation of the county were in attendance The meeting of the club will be announced Building operations are still increased town and the Northwestern is ready for the roof This building is a substantial size and will double plaster a large interest on the project. The Fallerton bakery is nearly full and the residents will soon be baked bread and pastry It is the intention of proprietor by put a team on the road deliver fresh bread, etc., to all the burrowing country. Several new cottages will be erected mediateally and will be occupied by new lines as soon completed Mrs Clemmons and family lately Washington have purchased several and will erect a cottage on some J.Krasner has erected a blacksmith on his let in block 29 He will also cottage on the same lot for the blacksmith The Chadbourne building in free first unhatching touches, and will be finished by the last of the work. Rav De Helmboom now resident completely It is a very attractive story building and makes a fine apartment Mr. Krasner will soon commence G.. REPUBLICAN MARTINO Major Donnel and Clerk Dunsmeor speak on Tuesday Evening. The Republican held an open-air meeting on Tuesday evening, a large audience being in attendance. A delegation from Fullerton and another from Buena Park, bearing a transparency "Buena Park solid for Harrison and Morton," arrived early and when the bonfires were lighted several hundred people were in attendance. The Anaheim band discovered music during the evening. The meeting was called to order by S. O. Wood, who acted as chairman, with J. P. Zayez Thao, Reiser, T. Molkowall, A. Moldermott, J. W. Landell, Richard Malone, Major Mason, W. H. Frikk and L. G. Graham as Vice Presidents. The first speaker was Charles H. Dunsmoor, Republican candidate for County Clerk. He spoke for a short while, giving a part of his time to the refutation of the charge of the Los Angeles Herald, that he had daffranchised a number of voters two years ago. As Mr. Dunsmoor said, the assertion was one so carefully worthy of being referred to, but he showed conclusively—what is already well known by Democrats and Republicans—that his actions were clearly in accordance with law. The Clerk acts under the advice of the District Grove President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south along and range hips to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commencing at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section line to point of beginning. Westminster President Commending at the common corner to Noe 7, by 17 and 18 thence east an enlistment line to the Santa Ana river; thence north-easterly along the line of said La Habra ranch to the line between Ranges 10 and 11 W.; theng south two miles to the first standard south; theng east on standard line to the northeast corner of Noe 6, T. S. N. 10 W.; S. B. M. theng south on section线到点。 Our Term: Trial Jurors Richness, Business, Politics, Abuse and a Murder Present Attendance. That part of the Term Trial jury which Deputy Sheriff Saythe was commissioned to assure have not as yet answered their names in court John Hartang and Will Crowther were excused for a couple of weeks on account of sickness in their families. A Wright was granted an excuse because his business required his suture attention at this time of the year, and W.M.CaFadden assured a temporary release in view of the fact that he is at present auditing the ravages of the white scale, which he expects to count in the past complete examination. He is also around asking hands with voters who regard the Assembly as an important body to be filled with an act of citizenship. It is understood that he will answer his name in the jury box immediately after the smoke of battle shall have cleared away. J.B.McCullough escaped jury duty by being absent at San Diego. Some vicarious persons are circulating the report that Mr McCallough arrived home about the time the jury was being summoned and immediately returned to San Diego on midnight express. But those who know Mr McCallough well are satisfied that his return was due to his pressing business engagements in the southern county. N.H Mitchell escaped by the fact that he been in Ohio for some weeks, and Deputy Sheriff Saythe did not care to telegraph him come here Jonathan Bush was absent in the San Jaime mountains and consequently no subpena could be served upon him. H.Boege whose name was drawn along with the rest committed suicide at San Juan about that time, and so placed himself without out pals of the law. Upon whole return of the venuire was something like disastrous, and it is said The Superior Judges will henceforth ignore Anaheim in the matter of selecting jurors by compulsion. The Vine Disease The First Meperu of Investigation to the termination. The State Niticultural Commissioner has received first weekly report from Professor Ethelbert Dowleny whom they commission as a specialist to visit our district, and inquire into and ascertain if possible, the nature of the disease that is making such a havoc among the vineins in this section. The first week of the visit was spent in the San Graubriel valley, and the investigation confined to the branches and leaves, as it is thought too early to interfere with the roots and stems with any present hope of successful result. Localities visited and examined were in old parts of the vineyards, which are mainly planted with the Mission grape, and are taken as a fair sample, as they are planted on different soils, and on both high and low ground. No definite conclusion has been arrived as yet as to the cause of disease; but it is assuming large proportions in this section increasing every year for-the past five years prior to which it was unknown. Many theories have been advanced by the grape growers as to the cause, which are main ones Visit from The Assistant State Glumeer: James D.Schuyler, Assistant State Neer, was in Anabeim for a few days in this district-to-be embodied in for-the fourth months of this year. 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S. Littlefield, F. G. Ryan and R. H. Gilman, representing the Anahism orange growers, visited W. W. Martin of Tuxton on Monday for the purpose of inspecting the spraying apparatus with which that gentleman is annihilating the scale bug in his section. It had been reported that the gentleman was willing to eradicate the scale in any locality, no matter how numerous the bugs had become. It was found that fully ninety per cent of the pest upon trees sprayed with Mr. Martin's compound had been eradicated. It was computed that probably one-tenth of the scales escaped by reason of such seclusion on their part that the spray was impossible to reach them. The destruction of ninety per cent of the bugs, however, at each spraying will work a revolution in the orange-growing business here. It is clearly next to impossible to totally eradicate the pest at one subjection of a tree to the spraying apparatus, no matter how deadly the compound in use may be. Truss at Tuxton which have been subjected to the process show a remarkably healthy appearance and vigorous growth. Scale have been ablaughed by thousands, and orange growers surmise that at last a solution has been arrived at to stay the devastating have caused by the intrada of the terrible pest. The solution used in the process of extermination by Mr. Martin consists of two pounds of rusin, eight inches long. An American Ticket. A number of gentlemen claiming to represent the American party met in Los Angeles on Monday and selected a ticket to be voted for at the next election. The candidates have been selected from both Republican and Democratic nominees and are as follows: State Senator, Visitor Montgomery (D); Assemblyman Seventy-sixth District, S. A. Waldron (D); Assemblyman Seventy-seventh District, J. M. Damron (R); An investigation confined to the branches and leaves, as it is thought too early to interfere with the roots and stems with any present hope of successful result. The localities visited and examined were in the old parts of the vineyards, which are mainly planted with the Mission grape, and are taken as a fair sample, as they are planted on different soils, and on both high and low ground. No definite conclusion has been arrived as yet to the cause of the disease; but it is assuming large proportions in this section increasing every year for the past five years, prior to which it was unknown. Many theories have been advanced by the grape growers as to the cause, the main one being that it was the result of the early pruning; but none have been advanced that would abate the disease. Mr. Dowland divides his report into two sections. In the first he describes the state of the vines that are either quite dead or almost so. On these leaves have fallen off, leaving the leafstalks on the branches and the grapes entirely dried up. The green branches show on their upper surface slightly raised, warty patches of a red-brown and silvery-gray color. The older branches, which have taken on their natural stable color, show a great abundance of spores of fungus growth. A microscopic examination of the warty patches on the branches show that they are due to the growth of a small fungus immediately underneath the cuticle, where it has formed a not work of jointed branches. This growth has caused the epidermal cells in contact with it to become filled with a dark brown deposit and has caused the tissue itself to form the warty excreances, finally rupturing the cuticle and through the reaption the fungus has come to the surface. In the second section Mr. Dowland treats of vines that are not so badly affected, and at the point where the disease is suppressed to originate. The condition of the vines in this group vary from the loss of a few leaves and fruit to the loss of half the vine and its product. The principal characterization noted in this group are that the leaves look as though they had been scorched along the outer edge. This scorching always commences on the edges of the leaf and eventually causes it to turn brown, dry up and curl in on the upper surface. On examination these leaves also show numerous spores of fungus similar to those found on the stalks and vines mentioned in the first section. The stalks and berries also bear traces of the disease. The report does not draw any conclusions at present, but promises a study and explanation of the disease in the future. An American Ticket. A number of gentlemen claiming to represent the American party met in Los Angeles on Monday and selected a ticket to be voted for at the next election. The candidates have been selected from both Republican and Democratic nominees and are as follows: State Senator, Visitor Montgomery (D); Assemblyman Seventy-sixth District, S. A. Waldron (D); Assemblyman Seventy-seventh District, J. M. Damron (R); An investigation confined to the branches and leaves, as it is thought too early to interfere with the roots and stems with any present hope of successful result. The localities visited and examined were in the old parts of the vineyards, which are mainly planted with the Mission grape, and are taken as a fair sample, as they are planted on different soils, and on both high and low ground. No definite conclusion has been arrived as yet to the cause of the disease; but it is assuming large proportions in this section increasing every year for-the past five years, prior to which it was unknown. Many theories have been advanced by the grape growers as to the cause, the main one being that it was the result of the early pruning; but none have been advanced that would abate the disease. Mr. Dowland divides his report into two sections. In the first he describes the state of the vines that are either quite dead or almost so. On these leaves have fallen off, leaving the leafstalks on the branches and the grapes entirely dried up. The green branches show on their upper surface slightly raised, warty patches of a red-brown and silvery-gray color. The older branches, which have taken on their natural stable color, show a great abundance of spores of fungus growth. A microscopic examination of the warty patches on the branches show that they are due to the growth of a small fungus immediately underneath the cuticle, where it has formed a not work of jointed branches. This growth has caused the epidermal cells in contact with it to become filled with a dark brown deposit and has caused the tissue itself to form the warty excreances, finally rupturing the cuticle and through the reaption the fungus has come to the surface. In the second section Mr. Dowland treats of vines that are not so badly affected, and at the point where the disease is suppressed to originate. The condition of the vines in this group vary from the loss of a few leaves and fruit to the loss of half the vine and its product. The principal characterization noted in this group are that the leaves look as though they had been scorched along the outer edge. This scorching always commences on the edges of the leaf and eventually causes it to turn brown, dry up and curl in on the upper surface. On examination these leaves also show numerous spores of fungus similar to those found on the stalks and vines mentioned in this section. The stalks and berries also bear traces of the disease. The report does not draw any conclusions at present, but promises a study and explanation of the disease in the future. An American Ticket. A number of gentlemen claiming to represent the American party met in Los Angeles on Monday and selected a ticket to be voted for at the next election. The candidates have been selected from both Republican and Democratic nominees and are as follows: State Senator, Visitor Montgomery (D); Assemblyman Seventy-sixth District, S. A. Waldron (D); Assemblyman Seventy-seventh District, J. M. Damron (R); An investigation confined to the branches and leaves, as it is thought too early to interfere with the roots and stems with any present hope of successful result. The localities visited and examined were in the old parts of the vineyards, which are mainly planted withthe Mission grape,and are taken as a fair sample,as they are planted on different soils,and on both high and low ground.No definite conclusion has been arrived as yet tothe cause ofthe disease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearfor-thepastfiveyears,priortowhichitwasunknown. Many theories have been advanced bythegrapegrowersastothecause,themainonebeingthatitwouldoccurwiththerootssusthepresenthopeofsuccessfulresult.ThelocalitiesvisitedandexaminedwereintheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.astheyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.Nodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettothecauseofthedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearfor-thepastfiveyears,priortowhichitwasunknown. Many theories have been advanced bythegrapegrowersastothecause,themainonebeingthatitwouldoccurwiththerootssusthepresenthopeofsuccessfulresult.ThelocalitiesvisitedandexaminedwereintheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.astheyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.Nodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettothecauseofthedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearfor-thepastfiveyears,priortowhichitwasunknown. Many theories have been advanced bythegrapegrowersastothecause,themainonebeingthatitwouldoccurwiththerootssusthepresenthopeofsuccessfulresult.ThelocalitiesvisitedandexaminedwereintheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.astheyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.Nodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettothecauseofthedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearfor-thepastfiveyears,priortowhichitwasunknown. Many theories have been advanced bythegrapegrowersastothecause,themainonebeingthatitwouldoccurwiththerootssusthepresenthopeofsuccessfulresult.ThelocalitiesvisitedandexaminedwereintheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.astheyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.Nodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettothecauseofthedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearfor-thepastfiveyears,priortowhichitwasunknown. Many theories have been advanced bythegrapegrowersastothecause,themainonebeingthatitwouldoccurwiththerootssusthepresenthopeofsuccessfulresult.ThelocalitiesvisitedandexaminedwereintheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.astheyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.Nodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettothecauseofthedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearfor-thepastfiveyears,priortowhichitwasunknown. 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theyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.NodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettoThecauseofThedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearforTheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.as theyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.NodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettoThecauseofThedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearforTheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.as theyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.NodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettoThecauseofThedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearforTheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.as theyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.NodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettoThecauseofThedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearforTheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.as theyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.NodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettoThecauseofThedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearforTheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.as theyareplantedondifferentsoils,andonbothhighandlowground.NodefiniticconclusionhasbeenarrivedasyettoThecauseofThedisease;butitisassuminglargeproportionsinthissectionincreasingeveryyearforTheoldpartsofthevineyardswhicharemainlyplantedwiththeMissiongrape,andaretakenasafairsample.as 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E. (R); Superior Judge (long term), Hutton (D); Superior Judge (long W. P. Wake (E); Superior Judge (long W. P. Wake (E); Superior Judge (long W. P. Wake (E); Treasurer, E. K. Hawitt, County Clerk, H. S. Parrula (D); Auditor, D. W. Hamlin (R); County Clerk, J. W. Francis (E); Public Advisor, D. W. Field (B); Gas Collector, S. Platt (R); District Attorney, J. Pay (D); Coroner, J. M. Marshith, Arroyer, H. F. Stafford, (R); Superintendent, G. Bannett (D). FILLERTON PANELS News and news from any firefighting neighbor now; Sunday school is programming the leadership of Dr. Holloway; attendance is increasing rapidly; also had after Sunday school every All are cordially invited to attend. Mr. Democratic friends have set the stage by a rally last week, the Republican not to be attended but will grand rally with prominent speakers on Angola on next Thursday, the 16th Avenue hotel. We hope all good Republicans will attend. It was a progressive anarchist party at work by the Fillerton Social Club residence of Mr. Smith on Orange Avenue, which was largely attended by amygable time was had by the party. A delegation of young farmers were in attendance. The next of the club will be announced later operating operations are still occurring and the Northman warehouse is almost ready for the roof. This building is a small central one and will deal with the large rate of interest on the rent. Fillerton bakery is nearly finished and residents will soon be furnished with and parry. It is the intention of the voter to put a team on the road and fresh bread, etc., to all the surrounding rural new cottages will be erected unilily and will be occupied by new famions completed. Clemsen and family finally from Angola have purchased several lots will erect a cottage on same. Theamer has erected a blacksmith shop just in block 29. He will also erect an on the same lot for the Fillerton Chadbourne building in requiring it tearing touches, and will be entirely by the last of the week. Dr. Holloway's new residence is completed. It is a very attractive two building and makes a fine Krammer will soon commence for cree Kleinigkriten. May Nebulag advertises that he will pay the highest cash price for walnuts. The State drama company will hold the boards at the opera house to morrow and Saturday evenings. The plans and specifications for the new subdivision on Broadway street may be seen at Dr. Huggins dragoness. Mr. Badley of the Olinda ranch has arrived with some excellent specimens of very large pears grown upon the reach. Mrs. Metz is erecting a tasty awning after the salehak upon her property on the corner of Colter and Los Angeles streets. Mrs Waynick of Santa Ana will be at the Planters' Hotel tomorrow and on Friday she may be seen by those intending to take lessons in painting. The end of Francona W. Shepherd, to purchase the Anahale school bonds for $100 and $10 premium, was accepted by the Board of Supervision last week. Mrs U. Albrecht on Wednesday of last week had misfortune to lose her pocketbook containing a $100 shirts and $25 in cash while in a store in Los Angeles. The residence of Fritta Rushmann was entered on Wednesday evening, while the family were at the circus and 834 almon. No sleep has been obtained to the thieves. The Republians of Fillerton have meeting at the St. George Hotel this evening. A number of Republians will go over our master town and help them celebrate. The advertisement of Amignee Frankel's sale of the stock of Newcoms shows apparel this morning. The story was lafully attached and goods are being sold regardless of cost. Rev.-Mr. Holloway of Fillerton will pitch at the Presbyterian Church on what day the 21st past Sunday school as usual. All are cordially invited to attend. A show of Republians candidates passed through town yesterday afternoon over the California Central on route to Sacramento where a jubilee was held last year. The entertainment for the benefit of the Episcopal Church, which was to have been given at Music Hall, is postponed to some future data because of the serious illness of Mrs. Lattienfeld. Package remain at Wells, Fargo office for the following persons: J. Shell; Horacio Green, M. Yorba, M. Staley, A. B. Mr. Rahmens are aware of the deprivations which can be found in this gang. Various trumpets have applied for much as different homes in town likely and have remained in valuation in nearby institutions. A warning is given to those people that a coming of fire and southern huge mind will be mounted out with the alarm important in the entire community if these depressions are not brought to an end. The Board of City Trumons transcribed which can be heard at yesterday's meeting, and adjourned until noon. PERSONAL RENTION Mrs. S. Lattienfeld has been seriously ill for some days past. J.-H. Malone, Deputy Sheriff of Asheville, is in town during the week. A R. White announces himself as a candidate for Justice of the Penney. Mrs. W. H. Welch and R. P. Sibyl of Shallam Ann were in town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bushaler of San Diego are visiting here on the grounds of Mrs.J.Shiblerade. Judge Panne announces himself as a candidate for re-election as Justice of the Penney. C. Portland Hunt and J. H. Ryan addressed the Democracy meeting at Olive on Tuesday evening. K.G. Spurer, the champion long distance bicycle road rider of the world, was in town on Monday. Jahn R.Kuhn and wife of Los Angeles have located in this city, and will teach music and do piano tuning. El.Therap of Downey is in town. He has charge of G.H.Norcross-shank for Frankel & Co. Merrill W.H.Rennaum,Lennard Parker, Charles Hilmer and A.R.Hendrichs are doing jury duty in Los Angeles. Dr.A.W.Worma and Cohen of Los Angeles were in town on Monday, looking at their business interests here. George Engelhardt, an old-time Anahamer, arrived on the evening train, to be in attendance at the Democracy meeting. Martin Aguirre and F.P.Kelly, Republican candidate respectively for Sheriff and District Attorney, were in town on Friday last. A.A.Courtney of Calden was in town on Tuesday preparatory to starting a lambar yard here for the Rass Lambor Company of San Diego. Mrs.Dr.Hewitsh wife of our well-known physician, will arrive here from Chicago in a few days, to take up her abode in Anahism. Mater Mann of the Planters will own FROM THE ANALYST STATE ENGINEER OLD STATES TRADOCATIVE SURVEY MUSEUM HEADQUARTERS HERE BRIAN J. S. LAWSON and FRAMONT MORSE UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY, who were two years ago at work upon the treatment of the base line of the plains in county, arrived in town yesterday for purpose of resuming operations upon the lake. They were heartily welcomed by many friends here, who recall with their previous visit. Anabima will take the headquarters for the party, of there will be twenty-four, with a animals. Professor Davidson of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, in a few days and have charge of work. The party is preparing to take hold at once and will probably have quarters near Buena Park. Base line was selected by Assistant Donnion, and the adjacent region carefully by Assistant Dukins. It is ten three-quarters miles in length, and is foundation of all the geodetic measures on southern part of California, and is check base for the triangulation work that has come southward from the Yole line. The two measurements of the base line made by Prof. Davidson differ only three eighths of an inch in ten and quarters of a mile, and it is said he will be done will occupy four months of the party's time. The work to be done will occupy four months of the party's time. The party already consists of Captain Lawson, Frement Wilson, John Lewis, Thompson, M. Machado, Joel Phil-Oscar Olsen and John Dambax. FROM THE ANALYST STATE ENGINEER JAMES D. SOHUYLOR, ASSISTANT STATE ENGINEER IN ANAHEIM FOR A Few Days During Week, securing data as to our water supply to be embodied in the forthcoming report at the State Engineer. CEMENT SIDEwalks are being laid upon the north side of Center street. Mr. White is engaged in laying asphalt concrete sidewalks in front of his property on Center street, and will complete the walk to the opera-house. Cement walks are also being laid upon the Mezzo property. We GEORGE ENGELHARDT, an old-time Amateur arriver on the evening train, to be in attendance at the Democratic meeting. MARTIN AGNARVE and P. P. KELLY, Republican candidates respectively for Sheffield and District Attorney, were in town on Friday last. A. A. COURNEY OF CALTEEN was in town on Tuesday, preparatory to starting a lumber yard here for the Rass Lamber Company of San Diego. MRS. DR. HOWITH, wife of our well-known physician, will arrive here from Chicago in a few days, to take up her abode in Anaheim. MAJOR MASON OF THE PLANTERS will soon have an elegant clubroom fitted up in the hotel for the accommodation of his many patrons. S. W. BROOKS, GEorge Rhorer, L. Rhorer, A. R. DILLMAN and Fleming Pomona of Pomona were at the Planters last evening. They were in attendance at the Democratic jubilee last night. P. Davis returned on Monday from San Francisco, where he attended the Masonic Grand Lodge. Miss Rose Davis, who accompanied her father, remains at the metropolis, visiting relatives and friends. MEET KATIE TRUNCTIONS. Colosseo R. J. Northam reports the following sales during the week, the tracts being unbought portions of the Abel Stares Ranchon, and are in the neighborhood of Garden Greve. Jacob Meberla 40 acres; H.W. Head 100 acres; J. B. Pierce 55 acres; J.D. Price 40 acres; M.P. Baker 40 acres; Samuel O.Hill 125 acres; E.C.King 40 acres; J.W.King 80 acres; Mrs.M.Sella 30 acres; W.A.Backstek 125 acres; Wm.Hill 20 acres; R.Nankhern 29 acres; R.Q.Wickham 40 acres. The price realized averaged about $60 per acre. GRAND Ball. A grand ball will be given at Music Hall on Friday evening, October 26th, by the Anaheim Orchestra. A cardinal invitation is extended to everybody. The beat of mashle will be furnished. Tickets $1. THE PURRY WILDMAN. In the three-cornered fight between the Tammy Garrison, the census jaskal and the Purry wildman the Republican fox ought to get away with the real. CENSUSMEN SERIES Cered. To THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of helpless cases have been permanently cured. I shall gladly send two bottles of my remedy run to any of your readers who have consumption if they send me their express and post office address. Respectfully. T.A.BLOCCUM,M.C.,181 Pearlstat.New York. THERMOMETRICAL RECORD FOR THE PAST WEEK. Prepared by Margaret Thomas, with A.Langeberger Octet 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A.M.M. 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 B.M.M. 75 76 77 78 79 A.VAREA 68 69 70 71 72 DEATH. WARLING—In Anahiem, October 16th, Mrs.Engly Warling, aged 44 years, 10 months and 13 days. "MASAL VOICES,CATARRH" FALSE TEETH." A prominent English woman says the American woman all have high shrill, inference to the desirability of having crane representation in Congress forms. He also allied to Premier land, the tariff and various other campaigns. This being the man's first visit here, he was seen able impression upon those he met. Great enthusiasm prevailed that the meeting and the gathering was to have been the largest held there Democratic party. The Anaheim brass band discussed during the evening, and guns as intervals. The fellowing card from Judge appeared in Los Angeles paper day. It relates to an fortunate confounding names of the two men mentioned. "It having came to my voters have been mistaken in mind," and being urged by my friend's statement, "I feel it insultant in state that I am not Mr.Theealer who had the misfortune to lose his long since." The latter gentleman publican, and was never distracts this county. I am a Democrat, and to be able to state that my wife still has the district attorney, which please have the honor to fill. J.R.Los Angeles, October 16, 1888." only three eights of an inch in ten and quarters of a mile, and it is said he to beat even this record with the same ratua. The work to be done will occupy four months of the party's time. The party already here consists of Captain Lawson, Fremont Wilson, John Lewis, Thompson, M. Machado, Joel PhilOscar Olsen and John Dambax. from the Assistant State Engineer. D. Schuyler, Assistant State Engiwas in Anahiem for a few days during week, securing data as to our water just to be embodied in the forthcoming report at the State Engineer. Schuyler conveys an idea of the magnificity of the celebrated Bear-Valley dam, the security of which has given rise to a prosource of speculation among the newsers, when he informs us that, should the break, the waters will extend from San hardine county to our valley. The reair contains ten thousand millions of and the dam is regarded by Mr. Schuyler to be one of the most audacious in the annals of engineering. Some ment has been occasioned in San Berlin county as to the security of the but the report has shown to be for the pose of depreciating values in real estate imaging on the part of some speculators. Reservoir and dam were inspected by Schuyler and pronounced in first-class edition. He inspected the development of water resources, and left on Monday for north. Crystal's Cross. Great Scott: the baby."—Jonathan good bye; fare these well. We're onward and."—Chorus. "Sitting on my own habitats, my epitaph read to me by my child."—Terry, in Crystal's Crom, sweet rest, at last."—Ruby, in Crystas Crom. "Through years of privation I still have earned happiness, and I'll ing it from a world in which I have not my share."—Terry, in Crystal's Crom. While I am the wife of Terry Dannion is other, not even you, Ruby, shall carry token of his old love for me."—Crystal, in Crystal's Crom. "I wouldn't marry her if we were worth her weight in gold."—Ruby, Crystal's Crom. "Mother is a good woman but O. Lord! she does have her peculiarities." How to Gain Flush and Strength. Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with pophosphites. It is as palatable as milk, and easily digested. The rapidity with which delicate people improve with the use wonderful. Use it and try your weight. A remedy for Consumption, Threat altinitia, and Bronchitis, is in unaqualed, more read: "I and Scott's Emulsion in a child eight months old with good results. He gained our pounds in a very short time."—Thesim, M. D., Alabama. "I gave Scott's Emulsion to a gentleman years old, troubled with Chronic Brenlism, with the most excellent results."—J. Canor, Broken Arrow, Ala. How to Gain Flush and Strength. Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with pophosphites. It is as palatable as milk, and easily digested. The rapidity with which delicate people improve with the use wonderful. Use it and try your weight. A remedy for Consumption, Threat altinitia, and Bronchitis, is in unaqualed, more read: "I and Scott's Emulsion in a child eight months old with good results. He gained our pounds in a very short time."—J. Canor, Broken Arrow, Ala. The monthly circular of the State Board of Health has been issued. Three deaths occurred in Anahiem during September, as per report of Dr. Bullard. The board has appointed Dr. S. S. Herrick to visit the Southern frontier for the purpose of ascertaining the extent of our liability to the yellow fever contagion. Cement sidewalks are being laid upon the north side of Center street. Mr. White is engaged in laying hailmuntconcrete sidewalks in front of his property on Center street, and will complete the walk to the opera-house. Cement walks are also being laid upon the Metz property. We shall soon have first-class walks throughout the business part of town. Prof. Ferrari gave a select vocal concert Saturday evening to a few invited friends at his rooms in N. Hart's new house. The professor sang several line selections in Italian and one in English, to Mrs. Schabbert's socompaniment on the organ. The Professor has a well-modulated and pleasing baritone voice, and greatly delighted his audience. We hope to hear him soon in public. Frank Hilmar deserves great credit for the way in which he conducts the postoffice in the enforced absence of Dr. Gardiner. Frank was responsible for the consternation among the ladies at the postoffice last Sunday, however, when he blossomed out in a fashionable new suit of clothes, latest cut. When Frank put on his trotting harness he is a heart-crusher, and no mistakes. About ninety mules and horses, belonging to P. J. McCormick, a contractor upon the roalbed of the Santa Fe system, were brought in from Hickey's farm at Centralia last week and on Saturday were driven to Bakerfield, where they will be put to work upon the extensive ditch system now in course of construction at that point. The animals have been in pasture for a month or more, and were pronounced the finest lot of stock seen here for a long time. Louis Luckel, attainer-at-law of Los Angeles, has solved the problem of correct living and set a good example to the business men of Los Angeles. His family resides at Anahiem, and he goes to Los Angeles on the morning train, returning in the evening. With cheap commutation tickets, and an excellent train service upon both lines of railroad, Mr. Luckel informs us, the practice of living in Anahiem is being discussed by many businessmen of Los Angeles. An excellent idea, which we hope will be carried into effect. A gang of tramps has been infesting our neighborhood for a short time past. The breaking into the store of Mr. Luckelberger and the theft of $204 from the residence of Thermometrical Mercury for the Past Week. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas, with A. Langeberger Oct 11 13 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 NASAL VOICES, CATARRH FALSE TEETH. A prominent English woman says the American woman all have high, shrill, vocal voices and false teeth. Americans don't like the constant twiting they get about this nasal swang, and yet it is a fact caused by our dry stimulating atmosphere, and the universal presence of catarral difficulties. But why should so many of our women have false teeth? That is more of a power to the English. Is it quite impossible to account for it except on the theory of deranged stomach action caused by imprudence in eating and by want of regular exercise. Both conditions are unnatural. Catarrhal troubles everywhere prevail and end in cough and consumption, which are promoted by mal-nutrition induced by deranged stomach action. The condition is a modern one, one unknown to our ancestors who prevented the catarrh, cold, cough and consumption by abundant and regular one of what is known as Warner's Log Cabin cough and consumption remedy and Log Cabin sweep. Two old fashioned standard handed down from our ancestors, and now exclusively put forth under the strongest guarantees of purity and safety by the world-famed makers of Warner's Log Cabin sweep. To strengthen and protect the nasal membranes, give a positive assurance of freedom, both from catarrh and those dreadful and if neglected; inevitable consequences, pneumonia; lung troubles and consumption which generally and fatally prevail among our people. Comrade Eli Fisher, of Salem, Henry On., Iowa, served four years in the hale war and contracted a disease called presumption by the doctors. He had frequent hemorrhages. After using Warner's Log Cabin cough and consumption remedy he says, under date of Jan. 18th, 1898: "I do not bleed at the lungs any more; my cough does not bother me; and I do not have any more snoring spells." Warner's Log Cabin runs quietly but does not overcome its manifold difficulties. Of course we do not like to have our women called none talkers and then tooth corners; but these conditions can be readily overcome in the manual fashions. DEMOCRACY'S RALLY. on fires, Music and Speechifying. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR AN important announcement next week. A.T. WALLOP SHEES TO CALL, THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING-COUNTRY TO HIS Vell-Selected Stock A.T. WALLOP ISHES TO CALL, THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Vell-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 OF STREET WORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, begun by Los Angeles State of California, on the 3rd day of October, A.D. 1858, adopted a Resolution (Number 2) of intention to order the following street work, to 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 Olive street, excepting the intersections of streets. That a cement sidewalk and cement curb be laid on the south side of Center street from the west line of Olive street to the east line of Los Angeles street, except the intersections of streets. That a cement sidewalk and cement curb be laid on both sides of Center street from the west line of Leon street to the east line of Citron street, except the intersections of streets. The said cement walk and curb be laid according to plans and specifications for such work on file in the office of the superintendent of streets of said city. For further reference is made to said resolution and ordinance No. 16 of said city. J.S. WEBER, STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Pumps, Pipes and Brass Goods Plumbing done according to the San Francisco Saltary Planning Law to keep your house healthy and free from small Agent for Quick-Meal Gasoline Steve. HALIDAY WINDMILL. QUICK TIME and Cheap Fare To Eastern and European Cities. Southern-Pacific Company (PACIFIC STATUTE). Daily Express Trains make prompt connections with the several Railway Lines in Mid North. NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS With the several Miami Lines. TO ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Attached to Overland Express Trains. No additional charge for Berthe in Tourist Sleeping Cars. Ellipticals hold. Sleeping Car Inspections accepted on other information given upon application at the Company's Office, where passengers mailing in pennant can secure choice of rentals. RAILROAD LANDS For Sale on Rareable Terrains. Apply to or address W. H. MILLS, JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent, C.P.R.R.S.F. OR H. B. ANDREWS, Land Commissioner, G. H. & S.A. RyMan Anteile, 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 Tripe. The Patronage of the Public Re-aported STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Pumps, Pipes and Brass Goods Plumbing done according to the San Francisco Seal Mary Planning Law to keep your house healthy and free from small agents for the Quick-Meal Gasoline Stove. Also agent for the HALIDAY WINDMILL. BUSINESS BRIEF'S. Buena Park Cash Store sells 12 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1 to their customers. Go to A. T. Wallop for best Mocha and Java coffee. Attention is called to the advertisement of A. T. Wallop. His store is stocked with a comprehensive line of goods. The City Meat Market keeps the best meat that the market affords. Leave your orders with them. If you want a first-class set of harness cheap for cash call on Harker. Harker, the harnessmaker, keeps a large and well-assorted stock of goods. Call and see him and leave your orders. Now is the time to get yourself a nice set of harness as Harker is doing a big business and can afford to sell cheap. Go to A. T. Wallop for best maple syrup and sugar and rock candy syrup or any other make. Go to A. T. Wallop for fresh ranch butter. Big invoices of Booths and Shoes received at Federman's. For sale at bottom prices. PRUDENCE: Prudence! In medication, as in night also, prudence should be our guide. Yet thousands meet it in the winds. Every new monumet finds its patrons, the medical empirics of every false school have their galls. Every change in the gamet of hambing is rung successfully—for a time at least—the notes being furnished by the ordnance. In happy contrast to the many advertised impostures of the day stands Hostetter's Stemach Bittern, now in its third decade of popularity, appeared and recommended by physicians, indorsed by the press of many lands, sought and prized by invalide everywhere. It is an acquainted specific far and preventive of material disease, chronic indigestion, liver complaint and constipation, checks the growth of rhabdomyoma, is a pearl invigorant and useful diurnal. Nervous people benefit by it. M. J. BUNDY, Santa Ana, is selling the best Serena Wire Cloth by the holt at 20 per square foot; cut to any length at 2½. Other Hardware in proportion. Do not fail to get his phone before buying. WARNING: Get your wagons and haggles painted before it is too late. If the paint is worn off and the wood gets damaged, patch will never stay on good. Second-hand spring wagon for sale. Anaheim Bakery PETER PEDERSEN, PROP. Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes Every Day. Delivery Wagon Makes Daily Tripe. The Patronage of the Public Respectfully Solloited.