anaheim-gazette 1888-10-25

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUES EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Kuehl, Charles Kuehl, February and Prohibition. THURSDAY OCTOBER 25, 1892 The Supervisorial context in this district is narrowing down gradually to a question of the fitness of both candidates. This is as it should be. The objection to Mr. Littlefield, that he was identified with the proposed formation of an irrigation district under the provisions of the Wright bill, is being dissipated on all sides. Mr. Bassnett stands precisely at the same position as Mr. Littlefield in this respect, whether he be opposed to the Wright bill or not. If the bill be unjust, or work a wrong upon any section, it is evidently not within the power of the Board of Supervisors to remedy the evil. That question rests alone with the Legislature. If our petition for an irrigation district be presented to the Supervisors, and Mr. Bassnett had a vote and voice in the board's deliberations, he would be in duty bound and compelled by law to vote for the establishment of the District as Mr. Ross Sid in the matter of the Arizona district. Herein lies the beauty of the bill in question. The Supervisor must grant any and all irrigation districts petitioned for. That is the sum and substance. So that there can possibly be difference between the two gentlemen in this respect. There is, in the second place, a decided objection to Mr. Bassnett among the partners at Santa Ana, and also among the members of the Grand Army. It is charged that the Democratic candidate for Supervisor, while in possession of contracts for the erection of buildings at Santa Ana, refused point blank to give labor to Union veterans if they joined Seagull Boat at that place. This action upon the part of Mr. Bassnett it is charged kept several Union soldiers from pursuing their beathreth in the past, for the reason that, work being done, they were glad to have the chance of earning bread for their wives and children. It is charged that Mr. Bassnett also antagonized the members of the Carpenter's Union at Santa Ana. They have refused to support him, and it is believed that their nomination for the Republican nominee. The following letter from the Santa Ana Auxiliary written by Mr. Lattenford will explain the situation in regard to Civil Service was arraigned by the pastorate church in which the services were conducted, when the congregation raised their seats and made the church ring applause. The outburst was with difficulty abated. A dispatch from Rome says there were 400 passengers on the train which crushed by a landslide. One hundred fifty dead and weeped have been identified. Many of the victims are unknown. Some continue to be unearthed. The work is being done by coal and snow. Several heads and armless corpse have been found in neighborhood of the river. A young prince was buried for two hours by mistake when extricated it was found his hair turned white. A fast freight train on the Erie read into the rear of another freight near O'Rourkeville, N.Y., yesterday morning. Brentman George McMullen was instantly killed Engineer Willard Hector was badly scalped Conductor John Hawkins had a foot cut and a leg of Fireman A. A. Crook was erased from the body. Before a flagman can be sent forward, the east-bound expedition into the wreck and cut off the Hawkins, who was lying on the track unable from injuries received in the first collision. Two engines and a dozen freight were demolished. No passengers were hurt. The Salt Lake Valley and East Wyoming and Eastern Nebraska Western railway companies have complied with the bilinguality in various cities of Utah, Wyoming and Nebraska through which their respective lines pass. These bonds are to the Manhattan Company of New York, and provide for insurance of bonds limited to twenty dollars per mile. The lines of these companies constitute a thorough route for the Missouri river at Sioux City to Salt City. The syndicate has road passes to complete the entire line of hundred and sixty miles within the next years. This will make the shortest continental route. Native Wines Information is received at a mess of the conference of the United States prairers, in session in New York during past weak, it was unanimously voted to prune wine, prune juice and other decoctions and compounds used in the deterioration of native wines, should pay a value instead of 20 per cent ad valorem forefores classified, it having been preyed by analysis that such compounds contain fruit juice whatever, but that they are coections of glucose and delterious drinks with the addition of alcohol in their position to prevent fermentation. Bill Nye on Editorials. Chicago Press Union citizens if they joined Seagill Post at that place. This action upon the part of Mr. Bassamit it is charged kept several Union soldiers from joining their beaches in the past, for the reason that work being done they were glad to have the change of earning bread for their wives and children. It is charged that Mr. Bassamit also digged and mended the members of the Carpenter's Union at Santa Ana. They have released to support him and it is he himself will assist their ballot for the Republican cannonade. The following letter from the Santa Ana Board, written by Mr. Lattigold, will express the situation in regard to the water question on this side of the river. There seems to be a feeling of uncertainty and doubt among the citizens of that particular town and seat of the Santa Ana district concerning the powers of the Board of Supervisors, as regards to the formation of new water districts. The water rights of both cities of the town are vested rights established by them by the highest court of the state, in a decree that equitably awarded each side of the river one half of its entire volume. These water rights are now vacated to their present owners, and firmly lived unrestricted to them against all contempts and no Supervision or Board of Supervisors have power to change or subvert them on any manner whatever. Nothing but a two-thirds majority of the people of each district can change their present status. In the proceedings for organizing an irrigation district under the law generally known as the "Wright Act," the Supervisor appears only in an executive capacity where their action and duty as entirely and absolutely defined by the words of the Actors. They have no disposition in the matter on personal living or prejudice can either be considered for consideration, for convenience or with respect to their trade-holding position or an attorney and couple with the provisions of the law; the Supervisor having no option in the premises are compelled to grant their prayer by issuing a proclamation for said intention. Thereafter all matters pertaining to the people and new district are adjusted by the people posting within its boundaries being a candidate for the office of Supervisor for this district. I declare that above statement of facts necessary to remove any false information that may have obtained in this district. I will further remark that elected impersonal representation must include this district along my duty to all persons alive and well, giving my best efforts in further all measures whatsoever to the advance progress and development of our matchless valley. We notice that the Republican candidate for District Attorney has been "roaming into print" to explain his record while business manager of a Los Angeles newspaper some four years ago. Mr. Kelly says in one statement that he left the paper in question—the Kensington Republican—partly on account of its ratting." In another statement made to the writer he claimed that he left the office long before any trouble caused among the men. These two statements are seriously at variance with one another. Deny the charge as much as he may, by Kelly's good right arm was the trouble incubated, and suit is said upon the record Kelly also claims he was "exorcited" by Los Angeles Typographical Union in a circular issued by them relating to the reduction of wages in the Republic office. If he was not connected with the newspaper in question if he left it "partly because it was rattled" why should there be cause Here is the season of the year when the associate engages his spare moments in reckoning up the probable result of the approaching race. This precinct will give so much for and that present as much against, and when the totals are computed the result is a matter alone for the concern of the candidate. Need it be said that the majority is never upon "yan side" that the candidate has never a particle of use for the thing called conscience! But when the chilly winds of November blow and crack their cheeks, ugly kind as man's ingratitude winds that blow come to goal, there will come a time when the fix used politic will be called into cognition and the candidates thought turn, something like the young man fancy, to a trip up these salts. As Assus people have their final election to move in the matter of the irrigation district under the Wright Act, the election referred to in these columns a couple of weeks ago having been merely for the selection of Directors. Considerable opposition has been manifested toward the district upon the part of capitalists, but it is just he hoped: the people will rise in these heights and see to it that the Act be adopted. It is but natural that those capitalists object to the formation of this district. Having nothing more nor less than a "water trust," they raise a bowl immediately their money making scheme is endangered. Let them bow! Adapt the bill and elect your directors. Jas required that "the sack" is being distributed in Arabia with great diregard distress. Mercy! Our offices hours during this campaign will hereafter be from 6 A.M. tomorrow night. We may also be called after midnight, by telephone. Come on, little "sack," come on. In reference to the Supervisor flight, we notice in appeal in a Santa Ana paper to the "institution of both parties to rally to this standard of 10." Thomas of Santa Ana is announced as being "perfectly upon this water question." We had been battling ourselves over the water question was excellently well understood by every voter in this district. We cannot refrain from thinking now, however, that persons who vote for an outsider in this canrass because he is "perfectly sound upon the water question, can themselves be anything but perfectly sound" in common sense. In battle of doctors over the graves of late Emperor Frederick waves hat to small purpose. It is not claimed that Frederick had any chance of cure. At the best his life might have been prolonged a few months. But he lived he might have revolutionized German imperial policy and established a popular and constitutional monarchy. As dying man he could be only a disturbing fighter in public affairs, whose influence could be but temporay, and so far as the question of politics was concerned, as his early death was inevitable, nothing could be gained by delaying it. News in Brief In writing editorialials, therefore, last pupila be early taught to sit erect, with eye upon some object about minutes one half fast away, resting the right easily upon the muscles of the forearm, tending one thought at a time and transferring it to paper, then thinking another and till these children of the brain get more salidom, then wipe his pen caretail a neat little olive green chemilined pen wattle at head in taped water, scold brow with a manicure set and talk a walk in the open air. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. YOU SUFFER from Billionaness, Constipation, Pestick Hondache, Sour Stomache, Ooliver Trouble, Jaun迪ice, Dizziness Bad taste in the Mouth, etc.-need suffer no longer. Warner’s SAFE PILL will cure you. They have cured all of thousands. They possess points of superiority: sugar coats purely vegetable; contain no calorie mercury or mineral of any kind; do not gripe; never sicken; easel take; mild in operation; and three reasons are especially favorites of women. Ask for WARNER’S SAFE PILL. Mrs J. Everbarty. EVERHARTY & DOHER FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER Los Angeles Street, Anaheim FOR SALE BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE TRUSTOR OF Cantalia School District for the purchase old school building will be at the highest builder. TERMS: Cash an acceptance of the bill; building to be removed within sixty days from payment; communication in relation to same must be dressed to JAS W. LANDELL, Closet 25t. P. DAVIS & BRO In another statement made to the writer he claimed that he left the office long before any trouble existed among the men. These two statements are seriously of variance with one another. Deny the charge as much as he may, by Kelly's good right arm was the trouble incubated, and so it is said upon the record Kelly also claims, he was "exorcized" by Los Angeles Typographical Union in a circular issued by them relating to the reduction of wages in the Republican office. If he was not connected with the newspaper in question at his left it "partly because it was rattled"—why should there be cause for exorcitation? The fact is Mr. Kelly should not refer to the circumstance at all. His record is bad in that case as in others. For all of which good men will see to it that his name is sarcified from the ticket, and replaced by that of Judge DuPuy, an honorable, upright, capable and conscientious gentleman. Party lines are tightening. Everywhere stragglers are seeking refuge within their respective political fields. The crack of the party whip is heard in the land. To be sure there will be some scratching—and they say we are honored by the presence of the "sack." What have you may be created by its benign influence yet remains to be seen. The following letter in a Santa Ana paper bearing upon the subject will serve to speak for itself. During the canvass in this county I have heard no intimation that either Judge McComas or Mr. Littlefield were not gentlemen entirely worthy of the positions they were nominated to fill; that they were fairly nominated and are worthy and disserving the support of every "staunah Republican" in their respective districts. If the Republicans of Santa Ana are false to the regular nominees of their party and vote for their opponents on the locality of friendship dole, it must be expected our candidates will be scratched for the same cause. Real assured that more than one can play at that. Our opponents make such blunders; they know full well the meaning of party discipline, and will be found fighting strictly in their party lines. It is quite possible that an unit man may receive the nomination, and if so, make that the issue distinctly; but the locality dole is not a manly one; it is unfair and treacherous, utterly destructive of party principle. New York cuts a most important figure in the approaching election. For many years the State has been a deciding factor in Presidential contests. In the elections of 1828, 1832 and 1838, the State was carried for Jackson and Van Buren. William Henry Harrison secured the State's support in 1840, a did Palk in 1844, Zach Taylor in 1845, small purpose. It is not claimed that Freierick had any chance of cure. At the best his life might have been prolonged a few months. But he lived he might have revolutionized Germany imperial policy and established a popular and constitutional monarchy. As doing man he could only distorting father in public affairs, whose influence could but temporarily, and so far as the question of politics was concerned, as his early death was inevitable, nothing could be gained by delaying it. News in Brief Milan and Natalie have been divorced. Mrs Maggie Lord committed suicide at Ginsberg Park on Monday because she had no good choice. On Saturday last Whittier voted to issue bonds for an $3,000 schoolhouse. There was not a single consenting vote. General Sherwin's and Stonewall Jackson's nephews peacefully occupy a desk together in the law office of Hon. William M. Evans at New York. San Francisco has registered 58,000 votes against 51,000 two years ago. Los Angeles county beats San Francisco county by increasing her vote 12,000 over that of 1886. The Southern Hotel at Newhall was burned to the ground on Tuesday morning. The cause was a defective flue. Loss, $20,000. All baggage of guests was saved, as was one third of the furniture. At a meeting at Lyons, De Lessepe declared the Panama canal would be opened for traffic in July, 1890. He said he wished to correct a report that the opening would be delayed until 1891. Dr. Herrick, appointed by the State board of Health to take measures to prevent the introduction of yellow fever and smallpox in California, having reported all danger from these diseases past, has been ordered to the southern part of the State to investigate into cattle diseases. The greatest national debt among the nations of the globe is born by France. It is about $2,250,000,000. Russia come next with $3,600,000,000; then England, with $3,560,000,000; Austria-Hungary, $2,483,000,000; Italy, with $2,225,000,000; Spain, with $1,207,500,000; and Prussia, with $1,000,000,000. Thomas Axworthy, City Treasurer of Cleveland, O., is a defaulter to the extent of $400,000. He is believed to be on his way to Belgium. The loss to the city is said to be $500,000. Axworthy has considerable property, and it is thought the defalcation will be made good as he has sufficient bendsmen. The office has been declared vacant, and all of Axworthy's property and investments attached. Senator Payne of Ohio is one of his bendsmen. O.R.S., Squires, who was Assistant Postmaster of Chicago for nineteen years, and was lately reduced to a chief clerkship, and subsequently suspended, died on Sunday; his friend says of a broken heart. At the funeral ceremony held on Monday, FALL ANNOUNCEMENT S. S. FEDERMAN. A complete assortment in every department. An elegant line of dress goods of the latest styles and shades, and trimmings to match. My Fancy Goods Department, Consisting of full lines of Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Neckwear, Etc. THE VERY LATEST STyles IN CLOAKS, JACKETS, JERSEYS, SHAWLS; WOOLEN SKIRTS, ETC. My Boot and Shoe Department IS IMMENSE! This Has Always Been My SPECIALTY! And Remember I am the only one in town who has a machine for fastening on buttons for all shoes free of charge. Also a full line of Ladies' and Misses' Underwear In All Wool, Merino and Cotton. My STOCK OF CLOTHING 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. NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN THAT THE DEMANDED INTENT presenting a petition Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, on Monday, the 5th day of N.Y., requesting the said Board to organize district meetings and provide for the organization and questionation distractions, and to provide for the acquiring water and other property, and for the district water thereby, for irrigation purposes. A copy of which petition is published here is believed to be the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, on Monday, the 5th day of N.Y., requesting the said Board to organize district meetings and provide for the organization and questionation distractions, and to provide for the acquiring water and other property, and for the district water thereby, for irrigation purposes. That we are freshholders owning land within the prairie irrigation district described herein by the same name works to wit. From the Santa Ana River. Your petitioners say that they desire to provide for the lands of the prairie within the prairie irrigation district described herein by the same name works to wit. Commencing at a point on the Santa Ana called station 9 and known as badlock where the district of the Anaheim Union Pipeline enters the Santa Ana river in the Santa Ana valley and is being distracted from double 12-35 chains in 13 dog 50 mm. There are 41 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are 61 dog 42 mm. 7-8 cm chains. There are STOCK OF CLOTHING 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 solicit 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. F. H. KEITH, Dealer in LANDS and City PROPERTY. Loan Negotiator and Insurance Agent. ANAHEIM, LOS ANGELES CO., CAL. REWARD. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes. PEOPLE CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT BY DEALING WITH US AS WE PAY CASH FOR OUR GOODS, AND CAN Sell Cheaper Than Any Place in Town! Come in and See the Goods! R. DAVIS & CO., CENTER STREET; ANAHEIM, Opp. Luedke's Jewelry Store. REISER'S OPERA HOUSE. Under the Management of PELLEGRIN BROS. & LANDELL. Tuesday Evening, - October 30, '88. ONE - NIGHT - ONLY! RETURN OF THE FAVORITES WEBSTER-BRADY COMPANY! Direct from their San Francisco and Eastern Successes. Tuesday Evening, - October 30, '88. ONE - NIGHT - ONLY! RETURN OF THE FAVORITES WEBSTER-BRADY COMPANY! Direct from their San Francisco and Eastern Successes. PRESENTING THE ORIGINAL DRAMATIC VERSION OF II. RIDER HAGGARD'S WONDERFUL ROMANCE. SHE A Grand Spectacular Production. WONDERFUL ELECTRIC EFFECTS. Entire New Scenery from the brush of Ernest Albert of Chicago, artist for Booth & Barrett. Seats Now on Sale at Pellegrin's Music Store. 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. NEW ADVERTISMENTS. A PETITION NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN THAT THE US undergirded intent presenting a petition to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, State of Michigan, on Monday, the 5th day of November, requesting the said Board to organize an effort for the organization and government of irrigation districts, and to provide for the acquisition of and other property, and for the distribution of thereby, for irrigation purposes. Approved in 7, 1867. Copy of which petition is published herein, and follows, to be Homestead on the Board of Supervisors of the city of Los Angeles, California, the unorigined, irrigatedown owning land in the proposed irrigation district hereafter; responsibly pledged and shown to your enable body. I. at we are freeholders awaiting land within the barriers of the proposed irrigation district hereindescribed. II. at the lands maintained and embranced within the barriers of the said proposed district hereunder are a receptive one, made abrgration, a common source and by the same system of to with. III. our petitioners say that they desire and propose under the provisions of and act IV. and your petitioners pray that the name may be registered under the provisions of and act The subjunctive description of boundaries following abbreviations in common points are used herefore "n" for north, the intent and meaning between the said joint theme in a northern direction, that boundary has diverged thereon in an eastern direction, "w" used in like manner respectively for south and west, indicate the sunday line or run theme respectively in a southward wintery direction. The following abrevies are also used "deg" for degree, "min" for mute. Commencing at a point on the Santa Ana river and known as bedrock crumbling, the ditch of the Anaheim Union Water Control enters the Santa Ana river in the county of California, and neither been laid nor being distal to a double river now exists in chains n, 13 deg 58 min s. The new decree is: Thenne n 28 deg 1 min w. 6.09 chains to station 125. Thenne n 32 deg 54 min w. 1.22 chains to station 126. Thenne n 7 deg 44 min w. 2.80 chains to station 127. Thenne n 34 deg 54 min w. 3.14 chains to station 128. Thenne n 28 deg 50 min w. 2.75 chains to station 129. Thenne n 40 deg 51 min w. 2.54 chains to station 130. Thenne n 63 deg 56 min w. 11.43 chains to station 131. Thenne n 64 deg 56 min w. 9.14 chains to station 132. Thenne n 77 deg 10 min w. 14.78 chains to station 133. Thenne n 79 deg 44 min w. 13.47 chains to station 134. Thenne n 47 deg 4 min w. 2.54 chains to station 135. Thenne n 63 deg 54 min w. 3.09 chains to station 136. Thenne n 24 deg 49 min w. 4.25 chains to station 137. Thenne n 29 deg 3 min w. 4.05 chains to station 138. Thenne n 17 deg 45 min w. 9.01 chains to station 139. Thenne n 18 deg 45 min w. 9.01 chains to station 140. Thenne n 28 deg 22 min w. 2.48 chains to station 141. Thenne n 18 deg 17 min w. 2.19 chains to station 142. Thenne n 89 deg 9 min w. 10.99 chains to station 143. Thenne n 28 deg 8 min w. 3.65 chains to station 144. Thenne n 18 deg 17 min w. 4.02 chains to station 145. Thenne n 79 deg 20 min w. 3.84 chains to station 146. Thenne n 62 deg 28 min w. 10.03 chains to station 147. Thenne n 41 deg w. 2.05 chains to station 148. Thenne n 67 deg 11 min w. 6.26 chains to station 149. Thenne n 32 deg 12 min w. 6.81 chains to station 150. Thenne n 40 deg 26 min w. 7.04 chains to station 151. Thenne n 35 deg 36 min w. 9.16 chains to station 152. Thenne n 68 deg 14 min w. 3.54 chains to station 153. Thenne n 60 deg 27 min w. 2.97 chains to station 154. Thenne n 65 deg 34 min w. 6.08 chains to station 155. Thenne n 29 deg 22 min w. 4.01 chains to station 156. Thenne n 42 deg 27 min w. 9.71 chains to station 157. Thenne n 54 deg 17 min w. 3.58 chains to station 158. Thenne n 75 deg 27 min w. 4.18 chains to station 159. Thenne n 28 deg 28 min w. 4.00 chains to station 160. Thenne n 62 deg 19 min w. 17.19 chains to station 161. Thenne n 10 deg 50 min w. 2.96 chains to station 162. Thenne n 63 deg 35 min w. 3.70 chains to station 163. Thenne n 68 deg 58 min w. 3.97 chains to station 164. Thenne n 28 deg 40 min w. 4.98 chains to station 165. Thenne n 87 deg 20 min w. 1.51 chains to station 166. Thenne n 88 deg 30 min w. 2.44 chains to station NEW ADVERTISMENTS. New Advertisements. Dr J Plumbinger, R H Olivine, J S Gardiner, Richard Maitwee, B A Munt, B P Perter, J B Pierce, J P Gruney, John Wagner, Lionel Brownling, Henry Hume, H Nounther, C W Alme, J P den Grange, M Nebuchad, T K McHowell, F H Keith, H Drumman, N Johnsen, S O Wood, W M MacPadean, H Henry Handwink, D Heretberth, J Tanger, G W Nyponable, H Johnson, B Novak, H Knapain, I Hagem, Victor Schumacher, Mrs M Hahnen, H C Gale, John Hunter, Shirley Holman, D W Fish, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE NEW Schoolhouse on Broadway in the city of Anaheim will be all exhibition at the office of W.R.Norton, Architect, no North Spring street, Los Angeles, an after Monday, October thirteenth, before the construction of the name will be received by the architect up to Thursday, October eighteenth, The contract will be awarded the correct bidder, The architect reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W M Higgins, A GOLTHWAITE, H KROGER, Tristan Anaheim School District Anaheim, October thirteenth HIGHEST CASH PRICE! PAID FOR WALNUTS. M. NEBELUNG. SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS. ELECTION NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE QUALIFIED and electors of Fullerton School District of the county of Los Angeles, State of California, that an election will be held in said district on Saturday, the 27th Day of October, 1888. At which the question will be submitted whether boards of the school shall have with the presidents of both districts and terms of the Political trade, for the purpose of purchasing school site and improving name, building schoolhouse and purchasing supplies for same. The polls will be open at the present schoolroom in Fullerton from ten (10) o'clock a.m. to four (4) o'clock p.m. John Hunter, Peter Schwanberh and Edwin Carch will act as Judges of Elections. The board of trustees Fullerton School District, Los Angeles county, Fullerton School District, Los Angeles county, December 31, 1888. DELINQUENT NOTICE. Anaheim, Olinda and Pomela Railroad Company. Principal place of business, Anaheim, Cal. Office, Europa Express Dry Goods Store. THERE IN DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING described stock an account of assessment based on April 9, 1888, the several amounts are set aside. DELINQUENT NOTICE. Anaheim, Olinda and Pomela Railroad Company. Principal place of business, Anaheim, Cal. Office, Eugene News Dry Goods Store. THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON THE FOLLOWING described stock at account of assessment made in April 18, 1805, the several shareholders are following the notice of the respective shareholders, as follows: CERTIFICATE ARE ISSUED No. SHARES U. P. Von Brinker N. H. Murrell K. P. Kelley Edward Huntzell D. W. Warner J. M. Warner A. RIMPAU, Secretary And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Inquiries made on the 23 day of July, 1805, no money of each parcel of such stock may be necessary will be paid at the office of the company on the 17th day of July, 1805, at 2 o'clock P.M. and a day to new delinquent assessment, together with some advertisement and expenses of all. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed by July 11, 1805, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed in August 16th by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed in August 24th, 1805, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed until Wednesday, September 5th, at 3 o'clock P.M., by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed to Wednesday, September 5th, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed to Wednesday, September 5th, by order of the Board of Directors. A. RIMPAU, Secretary The above sale is hereby postponed to Wednesday, October 31, 1805, by order of a warrant of inventory. A. RIMPAU, Secretary GENERAL STOCK OF New and Second-Hand Goods, ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTERED, BEDDING, GROCERIES. All merchandise to not article nor find a manner by calling at the store near Los Angeles and Denver stores. G. A. PRINT ART, Minneapolis.