anaheim-gazette 1888-10-25

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Poker Playing Celestials Come to Grief More About the Haze Lime Correspondence from Our Neighbour Election Hate Mail Charges Eff Ah Tong and Ah Seng played poker at a Chinese joint in Chinatown on Sunday and Mr. Song was beaten by Mr. Tong, who was aided and abetted in his refarious play by several moneyed Celestials who indulged in the game for the purpose of getting possession of Mr. Seng's boodle. The latter mongal was dealt four kings and Mr. Tong arranged the cards that four aces fell into his hand. Betting was lively and when Song finally "called" Tong, he was grinned at finding himself beaten. He refused to pay, wherefore Tong dealt him a blow across the head with a pipe, causing a severe fracture of the skull, supplementing the assault with a severe attack with a club. Song sought out Copatable Amythe, who searched Chinatown without avail. In the evening Tong made up his mind to call Los Angeles, and with that purpose he gathered his blankets and goggles and moved toward the California Central depot. He was arrested in the waiting room a short time before the 703 evening express went by, and brought back. After several questions he admitted having beaten Mr. Seng with a pipe, but claimed it was done in a spirit of fun, because the latter had tried to flashe him at poker. He was conveyed to Chinatown, and when confronted by the assailed party, the latter, after a fuselage of abuse and jabber on the part of about one hundred Celestials, declared that the poisoner was not the man who made the assault. Both were jailed up. On arrival with appeared in court to answer a charge of fighting. Haid was held while an amount was paid. Long a contemptuous person, Haid was ordered to leave Chinatown and was or that day left behind many of his friends and acquaintances with many flowers. Must have happened before this event, as there is no mention of any other significant events occurring during this period. Some ideas of the necessity to a bay will be learned when it is shown that there are few of us who do not at some time intend friends on grounds to the many of the sea. Do the land man rivers and harbors our interests and the great sea beyond, am but indeed plants affecting more or less perfectly the sky above. To how what lies beneath the one is as obscure as that which lies beyond the other. To the mariner this must not be first, the coast line must be drawn, and accurately located with reference to the coasts of other lands; for already it would not do to lead the mariner to expect navigable water where he would actually find dry land. No can the distances from Cape to Cape be measured by surveyor's sham, borne from object to object by hand, for the work would be intermittable and its accuracy insufficient. The first thing, then, is to measure a "baseline," establish its direction with reference to a true north and south line, and determine the latitude and longitude of one of its ends. It is a truth of mathematics that if one side and two angles of a triangle are known, the length of the other sides can be calculated with perfect accuracy. By the aid of this principle, and instruments of precision to measure the angles, the relative distances and positions of new points are determined. The distances so determined become new base lines, and so the work of measurement and location goes down the easter for hundreds and hundreds of miles. Some idea of the accuracy with which this done may be had from the following: A few years ago one base line was measured near Baltimore. Another was measured near Atlanta, some 600 miles distant. Two independent parties triangulated toward one another. They met midway on a common path. Each party computed the length of a line from its own data. It was some miles long, yet the difference between what was but half an inch! It may be asked,racy is the practical use of all this account Error, hence admitted, increases and multiplies, until finally it becomes inevitable in contiguing some outlying danger on the spot as to lure the mariner to death and destruction, instead of pointing out to him the path of safety. All that perfection of appliance and human skill can do should be done, and is done, to insure absolute correctness. In one typical case it was demonstrated that the accuracy of observation was near Baltimore. Another was measured near Atlanta, some 600 miles distant. Two independent parties triangulated toward one another. They met midway on a common tibble. Each party computed the length of a line from its own data. It was some miles long, yet the difference between what was but half an inch! It may be asked, why is the practical use of all this accurate Error? None admitted increases and so triples, until finally it can eventuate in coinciding some outlying danger on the at as to lure the hariner to death and destruction, instead of pointing out to him the path of safety. All that perfection of appliance and human skill can do should be done, and is done, to insure absolute correctness. In one typical case it was demonstrated that the accuracy of observation was such that if the signal 24 2:10 miles distant had been a target, the line of observation would have passed but one, half-inch from its mathematical centre. Angles are measured to the tenth of a second on a circle, of 360 degrees. A mean error of one second is permissable in the best quality of this work. The recent work of the Coast Survey has shown a mean error of only 51-100 of a second, equivalent to less than 1-10 of an inch of error in a circle a mile in diameter. The very best European work shows a mean error of from 59-100 to 70-100 of a second. When the inequalities of the ground over which the measurement is made are taken into consideration, the accuracy with which the length of a base-line is determined is almost incredible. The "Yolo Base Line," near Sasaramanto, was measured in 1881. Calling the line eleven miles long, the whole probable error falls within one-third of an inch. It is really amusing to see the enthusiasm that the words "Yolo Base Line" will excite in a member of the Coast Survey. They are one and all very proud of it, as well they may be, for such work was never done before. FULLERION FANCIES Combining the Waters of the Hamduwah townsville of Voters Eire. Several earlads of lumber have arrived over the Santa Fe and are being unleaded for the various cottages that our going up in town. Mr. Hualip, lately from Canada, will build on his lot in Block 17 and Mrs. Halcomb will commence a house on the opposite block. There is an unusual amount of building going on and in contemplation. The Fullerton Land Company have succeeded in securing the services of a hotel man from the East by the name of Mr. Walker, who has leased the St. George Hotel for a period of one year, commencing November 1st. Mr. Walker ran the Pierpoint Hotel in Brooklyn, N.Y., for a number of years and has also been running a large hotel in Florida until the recent epidemic there, which made him change his location. Mr. Walker being one of the best hotel men in Kleinigkeiten. The hammer last evening indicated rain. Another issue filled to overflowing with mighty interest reading. Everybody says that if you don't read the Gazette you don't get the news. The Pratt dramatic company played to good houses at Music Hall on Friday and Saturday evenings. The Orange Growers Union will hold an important meeting at Kroger's Hall on Saturday afternoon next at 2 o'clock. J. A. Whitaker of Buena Park has the election for samples of Eastern newspapers filed with matter of peculiar interest. Dawney is suffering from the presence of a gang of burglaries. Probably the same crowd who worked this city some weeks ago. The old Centralia schoolhouse is offered for sale this morning as will be seen by refrences to advertisements in advertising columns. The social top of the Anaheim Orchestra at Museum Hall tomorrow evening promises to be quite and attentive. An enjoyable time is posited. H. J. Bohmens reports the sale of SK 1000 location No. I, T 53, R. H. W. and M. Clark to Mrs. C. A. Durrell, Anaheim office $8,000. There will be a meeting of the Ladies council at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Hart, Wednesday at 2 o'clock. It is hoped that all the members will be present. The Lower Wood was established the official grade of Center street between Lemon and Palm, and the laying of cement adjoins there will be commenced in a few days upon the Catholic college is proclaimed. The building is now completed and is a decided residence which is surrounded by large quantities of wood. Mrs. Nina Sanchez is engaged upon the tower at the crossing of these roads on the other side of the river. The companies have decided to work the signals automatically. Political matters at Miralonde are about as only divided from present indications as one possibly be. Miralonde will one day be an important railway center and have a long number of offices. As Gibson shows there are but two railway stations on the same road as Miralonde and Mr. Punzella will take over Miralonde. Attention is directed to the advertisement of R. Davis & Co. in this issue. The store is a new one and has a well-selected stock of goods. Billy Arlington and company gave a benefit entertainment at the Opera-house on Monday evening to a crowded house for the benefit of Company G. Election ballots this year will be peculiarly intricate, and the law is very strict. Candidates desirous of having ballots printed may have the same done with neatness and dispatch at this office. Package remain uncalled for at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office for the following persons: J. B. Copp, J. Baldwin, H. Green, J. Carvahan, J. H. Scanlon, E. Moote, Williams, N. R. Underwood, J. Strell, M. Yerliss, A. B. Cunningham. Colonel Keith has been charged the interest of Mr. Van Brunt in the real estate agency of Keith & Van Brunt and will hereafter conduct the business at the old stand. The Colonel is a shrewd real estate agent and is commended to those having property to buy or sell. Returns from the election will be received over the California Central wire on the night of the election, and will be immediately posted up at the Planters Hotel, Mine Host Mason will be master of ceremonies, and any one caught shooting for the wrong man will be summarily dealt with. The watch tower at the crossing of the tracks of the Southern Pacific and California Central is completed and painted. Workmen are engaged upon the tower at the crossing of these roads on the other side of the river. The companies have decided to work the signals automatically. Political matters at Miralonde are about as only divided from present indications as one possibly be. Miralunde will one day be an important railway center and have a long number of offices. As Gibson shows there are but two railway stations on the same road as Miralunde and Mr. Punzella will take over Miralunde. Attention is directed to the advertisement of R. Davis & Co. in this issue. The store is a new one and has a well-selected stock of goods. Billy Arlington and company gave a benefit entertainment at the Opera-house on Monday evening to a crowded house for the benefit of Company G. Election ballots this year will be peculiarly intricate, and the law is very strict. Candidates desirous of having ballots printed may have the same done with neatness and dispatch at this office. Package remain uncalled for at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office for the following persons: J. B. Copp, J. Baldwin, H. Green, J. Carvahan, J. H. Scanlon, E. Moote, Williams, N. R. Underwood, J. Strell, M. Yerliss, A. B. Cunningham. Colonel Keith has been charged the interest of Mr. Van Brunt in the real estate agency of Keith & Van Brunt and will hereafter conduct the business at the old stand. The Colonel is a shrewd real estate agent and is commended to those having property to buy or sell. Returns from the election will be received over the California Central wire on the night of the election, and will be immediately posted up at the Planters Hotel, Mine Host Mason will be master of ceremonies, and any one caught shooting for the wrong man will be summarily dealt with. The watch tower at the crossing of the tracks of the Southern Pacific and California Central is completed and painted. Workmen are engaged upon the tower at the crossing of these roads on the other side of the river. The companies have decided to work the signals automatically. Political matters at Miralonde are about as only divided from present indications as one possibly be. Miralunde will one day be an important railway center and have a long number of offices. As Gibson shows there are but two railway stations on the same road as Miralunde and Mr. Punzella will take over Miralunde. Attention is directed to the advertisement of R. Davis & Co. in this issue. The store is a new one and has a well-selected stock of goods. Billy Arlington and company gave a benefit entertainment at the Opera-house on Monday evening to a crowded house for the benefit of Company G. Election ballots this year will be peculiarly intricate, and the law is very strict. Candidates desirous of having ballots printed may have the same done with neatness and dispatch at this office. Package remain uncalled for at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office for the following persons: J. B. Copp, J. Baldwin, H. Green, J. Carvahan, J. H. Scanlon, E. Moote, Williams, N. R. Underwood, J. Strell, M. Yerliss, A. B. Cunningham. Colonel Keith has been charged the interest of Mr. Van Brunt in the real estate agency of Keith & Van Brunt and will hereafter conduct the business at the old stand. The Colonel is a shrewd real estate agent and is commended to those having property to buy or sell. Returns from the election will be received over the California Central wire on the night of the election, and will be immediately posted up at the Planters Hotel, Mine Host Mason will be master of ceremonies, and any one caught shooting for the wrong man will be summarily dealt with. The watch tower at the crossing of the tracks of the Southern Pacific and California Central is completed and painted.Workmen are engaged upon the tower at the crossing of these roads on the other side of the river.The companies have decided to work the signals automatically. Political matters at Miralonde are about as only divided from present indications as one possibly be.Miralunde will one day be an important railway center and have a long number of offices.As Gibson shows there are but two railway stations on the same road as Miralunde and Mr.Punzella will take over Miralunde. Attention is directed to the advertisement of R. Davis & Co.in this issue.The store is a new one and has a well-selected stock of goods.Billy Arlington and company gave a benefit entertainment at the Opera-house on Monday evening to a crowded house for the benefit of Company G.Election ballots this year will be peculiarly intricate,andthe lawisvery strict.Candidatesdesirousofhavingballotsprintedmayhavethesamedonewithneatnessanddispatchatthisoffice. PackageremainuncalledforatWells,Parga&Co.'officeforsheffitingassessmentsafterMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessattheoldstand.AcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBruntinthereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBruntandwillhereafterconductthebusinessatthreedistrictAcolonelKeithhasunchasedtheinterestofMr.VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeith&VanBrontinethereaustateagencyofKeITH&Verliss,A.B.Cunningham BOARD OF CITY TRUSTERS Matters of Interest Trademarked Yesterday's Meeting The Board of City Trustees met yesterday in regular session.Present board.minutes of last meeting were read and proved.Philip Davis appeared before the board stating that he wished to know who was paying City Engineer for showing parity intending to lay sidewalks,the grades,the same.The city will furnish the street linesgrades to persons for sidewalks who wishlay some on all streets upon whicha street lines and grades have been establishedAll money paid into the city treasurystreet improvements,sidewalks,greatwas ordered refunded to owners,the future to bear the expense saidprovements.The Street Superintendent was authorized to bring in a statementthree men had paid such assessments.The City Marshal reported thatTownship Shaw and Joseph Bechershaw fused to pay license for selling water,the former gentileman furnishes waterpeople who cannot be supplied fromcity water works.it is probable that license will be demanded from them in matter.a request was presented from H.G.Geasingkaking the Board no levy licenses for seizingand trucking for a period six monthsin advancewhich was laid upon-the table.The petitionS.Halman and othersrelationto thieabatementoftheuniversitycreatedbywaterfromthewinterR.DrewYoderisread,andonmotionreferredtootheBoardOfHealthwithpacttoaskComplaintwas entered againstthe saleS.ofSenor Murriello on Los Angeles streetwhichthe Marshal was orderedto lookinthe investigation.The Marshal was also orderedto investigateChiantownreportallunassesses,theMarshal was orderedto lookinthe investigation.The Marshal was also orderedto investigateChiantownreportallunassesses,theMarshal was orderedto lookinthe investigation.The Marshal was also orderedto investigateChiantownreportallunassesses,theMarshal was orderedto lookinthe investigation.The Marshal was also orderedto investigateChiantownreportallunassesses,theMarshal was orderedto lookinthe investigation.The Marshal was also orderedto 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Maltley & Son of this place. These gentlemen say the mistake has been in adding water to the juice of the orange. They being familiar with the process of grape wine-making, and experts as to the judging of its quality, say that the superiority of their sweet orange wine will make it command more than double the price of their finest grape wine. The sample shown me was elegant, being clear as fine old whisky, and having the bouquet to protection. These gentlemen are confident that the orange groves in Florida surpass the value and excellence of wine yield the grape vineyards of California. Though my enthusiasm passed away with my youth, yet I cannot help becoming excited a little over the prospect of Although the Sunday excursion train to San Juan has been taken off, the excursion rates still remain in force and passengers can be down and return on regular trains. There will be another cheap excursion to Corona Beach, Saturday, October 27th. The new from Anaheim is $3.50 for round trip. Two passes Anaheim 10:30 A.M. are good returning until the following Monday. Train leaving San Diego 4:20 P.M. Brigadier General R. H. Orton, Adjutant General of the State, has issued to the several companies of the Seventh infantry, First brigade, N. G. C., 400 new McKeever catridge boxes, caliber 45; 400 new steel bayonet scabbards and 400 new waist belts and plates. They are all furnished by the United States and are of the best quality. Tax new uniforms to be furnished by the State will soon be issued to Companies A, B and C, but the Legislature will have to make an additional appropriation before the other companies can get them. Some havoc was created by the firing of Alex Henry a gas pipe cannon at the Democratic meeting on Wednesday evening of last week. Plastering was torn from ceilings and glass broken in some quantity. The piece finally "Ricked" itself through a picket fence, striking and demolishing a pump in its flight, and when dinally discovered it was so far away that the combined efforts of a large searching party of interested spectators were occupied for such a length of time that no more explosions were possible during the evening. The boundaries of voting districts in this neighborhood are somewhat singularly constructed. Anaheim precincts confined to the corporate limits of the city. Voters north and south of us, who have cast their ballots here from time immemorial, will go through town and vote at Fairview precinct. The officers of this latter precinct are probably as widely separated as in any precinct in the county. Mr. Schern, the inspector, halls from North Anaheim, Mr. Polhema is from Miraflores and Alex Henry—the nearest of the trio to the polling place—lives nearly two miles away. When Charley Cook entered the Anaheim Hotel on Monday evening, faintlessly attired in his Sunday suit and Harrison plog hat, he was saked by a three-hundred-pound stranger if he also wore a quince with his hat. Not understanding the question he was told that none but Chinaman with largesized pigtails wore Harrison hats. There men say the mistake has been in adding water to the juice of the orange. They being familiar with the process of grape wine-making, and experts as to the judging of its quality, say that the superiority of their sweet orange wine will make it command more than double the price of their finest grape wine. The sample shown me was elegant, being clear as fine old whisky, and having the bouquet to protection. These gentlemen are confident that the orange groves in Florida surpass in value and excellence of wine yield the grape vineyards of California. Though my enthusiasm passed away with my youth, yet I cannot help becoming excited a little over the prospect of manufacturing our splits," drops" and "oulls" into a wine which has no superior. Perty to fifty oranges and two pounds of sugar make a gallon of wine of a quality of which these men say they will buy 50 barrels any day at $1-50 per gallon, and they would expect to make $1 a gallon clear at that, and could sell the entire product of Florida. The fruit must be peeled, pressed and strained, and then racked off twice and allowed to become one year old before marketed. The time is almost at hand when such deposition may be made of inferior fruit. What then will be the market value of our choice fruit held in cold storage until there is good demand? Let our people all make a small keg of wine this year, after the above plan and it will soon become known that sweet orange wine is the finest in the world. A Card We desire to correct analse impression held by many in regard to our management of companies playing in the opera-house, of which we are the lessees. We play companies on shares and guarantees, and also rent to other parties the same as any public hall. We have always procured the best attractions it was possible to get, sparing no trouble or expense in that direction, and we can assure the citizens of Anaheim and vicinity that all attractions advertised by us to play under our management will be first-class, and we shall always be ready to refund the admission price to anyone who attends our performances and are dissatisfied. Respectfully, PELLEGRIN BEON & LANDELL. Tuesday night Jackson Emerson entered the Pilgrims' East Church, at Fulton Mn., drew a revolver and fired at his wire Nina. The shot sattened her body and the woman fell over dead. The congregation stamped. The preacher jumped out of a second-story window. Emerson is in jail and there are strong threats of lynching. The parties are colored. Grand Hall A grand hall will be given at Music Hall on Friday evening, October 26th, by the Anaheim Orchestra. A cardial invitation is extended to everybody. The host of music will be furnished. Tickets $1. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR AN important announcement next week. A. T. WALLOP WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Well-Selected Stock Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready Made Underwear, WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Well-Selected Stock Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready Made Underwear, Full Line of Gents', Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Full Line of Choice Summer Silk, Sarins, Etc. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. The Entire Bankrupt Stock OF G. H. NORCROSS, ANAHEIM MUST BE CLOSED OUT BY NOVEMBER 1ST. $7,000! $7,000! $7,000! WORTH OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING OF Groceries, Dry Goods; Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, CROCKERY, ETC. WILL BE SOLD. Within the Next 15 Days, Below Cost! COME AND SEE AND BE CONVINCED. All parties indebted to the Lord G. H. Norcross are requested to call and settle their accounts at once and save themselves trouble and expense. M. E. FRANKEL, Assignee. J. S. WEBER. Center street, Anaheim, desert in STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Quick Time and Cheap Fare To Eastern and European Cities, Visa the great Transcontinental All Mail Bound Southern Pacific Company ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. HOOL TAXES L. TAXES ARE OVERDUE. A PROMPT ent of the same to me at my office is r F. C. EMYTHE. Tax Collector. J. S. WEBER. Center street, Anaheim, desire to STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Pumps, Pipes and Brass Goods Plumbing done according to the San Francisco Dairy Planning Law, to keep your house healthy and free from small Agent for Quick-Meal Gasoline Stove. Also agent for the HALIDAY WINDMILL. The next in line BUSINESS BRIEFES. Buena Park Cash Stores 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. Go to A. T. Wallop for best of maple syrup and sugar and rook candy syrup or any other make. Go to A. T. Wallop for fresh ranch butter. Big invoices of Boots and Shoes received at Pedernale's. For sale at bottom prices. Incubators and Incubating House for sale. Inquire of Jacob King, Garden Grove. WARNING. Get your wagons and buggies painted before it is too late. If the paint is worn off and the wood gets desayed, paint will never stay on good. Second-hand spring wagon for sale. S. A. DENWIR. Consumption Surely Corred. To THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cared. I shall be glad to send two battles of my remedy twice to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully. T. A. BLOCUM, M.C., 181 Peellat., New York. Quick Time and Cheap Fare To Eastern and European Cities. Via the great Transcontinental All Hall Boston Southern Pacific Company (PACIFIC STATEMENT) Daily Express Triples make prompt connections with the several Railway Lines in the East. NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS With the several Steam Lines TO ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Attached to Overland Express Trains. No additional charge for Berths or Tourist Sleeping Cars. Or H. B. ANDREWS, Land Commissioner, G. H. & S. A. Ry. San Anacle, Texas. A. N. TOWNE. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen., Manager Ran Francisco, Cal. Anaheim Bakery PETER PEDERSEN, PROP. Fresh Broad, Flies and Cakes Every Day. Delivery Wagon Makes Daily Trips. The Patronage of the Public Respectfully Sollicited. M. J. BUNDY, Santa Ana, is selling the best Seren Wine Cloth by the boils at 20 per square foot; cut to any length at 24s. Other Hardware in proportion. Do not fall to get his prizes before buying.