anaheim-gazette 1888-11-29

Below will be found the official vote in this Supervisor District. The vote for President is also given for purposes of comparison. The table makes an interesting study, and shows the strength of the local candidates compared with the head of the ket. Beginning with this prescript the figures show that Anaheim is Littlefield's stronghold, as Verba, our slightly neighbor across the river is that of Bessett. In Anaheim the republican candidate has a majority of the votes, but at Yorba he was accorded two votes out of 30. Fallion gives in a majority of 15 and Fairnewa a majority of 12 votes. Wright, Prohibition candidate, receives 110 votes, Santa Ana being the place of his residence. Littlefield runs 90 votes behind the head of his ticket in the four presidents. Santa Ana has 27 more votes than the head of his ticket, and Thomas has 52 votes above Pike's El Molena has the honor of being the banner Prohibition precinct, with 36 clear water votes, and Westminster and Norwalk dispute the right to scoop place with 21 votes each. In the entire district Littlefield runs 120 votes behind Hargison, and Bessett two votes ahead of Cleveland. Thomas runs 77 votes ahead of the Prohibition vote. An Interesting Description of the Process of Manufacturing When the beers are filled into the hams they pass from the farmer and are really to start on their way to sugar on. Below each ham is a concrete ditch, and into this ditch lies fall through adjacent traps. A factory is located nearby, and this factory takes its roots from the south end of the town. During about ajoyant feeling in all departments of business, everybody is saying to his neighbor, "The next year will be a good time for business." This felling is a great attempt to enterprise. It inspires courage, confidence, belief, Rain has fallen in nearly all parts of the State sufficient for processing and seeding. It is a common practice that if these traps are abundant this season the coming year will be one of the most prosperous ever known in California. The short gruns last year 4-6 months districts brought about some depression in business. BOARD OF CITY TRUSTES Full Board Present and Permanent Work to Do. Board met in regular session year afternoon. Present: Professor Ey and board. Miantes of last meeting were re-approved. Committee on Public Improvement reported that the instance of the district B. Dreyfus & Co. had been abated, said keeping all waste water upon their premises. The Superintendent of Streets recommended the expenditors of about £20 for the section of the newly finished sidewalks. The Marshal was instructed to see the brush and garbage thrown into the street cleared up by the parties removing them from their premises. Complaints were entered about the use of live stock through the streets of heim. Said driving of stock is prohibited by ordinance. On motion the city authorities were authorized to take care of trees plant streets and sidewalks of the city. On motion the trees on the south center between Philadelphia and streets were ordered transplanted from sidewalk into the gutter. Committee on Public Improvement instructed to see about the filling up and low places in streets: Mr Wood reported that the new gins had not been tried on account of too heavy to be moved by hand. He instructed to hire a team and have the gins tried as soon as possible. On motion all bills presented by the perimeter of streets not to exceed week should be paid weekly. Petition of A Langenberger and other regard to license was upon the Petition of S. Schindler and others in establishing grades, same action. Water Engineer reported that M Calen Watte Waterbury and A E. Wished to have the city pipes extend their respective residences. Clerk was thrilled to order fast foot of two more necessary for the conquestions. A because to sell was and liquored granted to it back. On motion City Attorney and Director were instructed to get prepared fields for sidewalks from own both sides of Center street from Orchiton. Rogarding bills presented some were labeled and or altered paid and others were referred. An Interesting Description of the Process of Manufacture While the bees are hardening under the hues they pass from the farmer and is ready to start on the way to sugar on Bemouth each day in the ditch, and into this ditch fall through a shallow trap. A large machine building and conveying them into a large warehouse that is the result of the work from which they carry the large machines used in the warehouse. When these machines are thrown from which they pass into an elevator, we rush to raise the machines and discharged into the pit. Then from pass into a tunnel with a hoist capable of shoring 100 feet of railway track. The hoist and of the machine take a wormish trough about one foot from the bottom of which is embedded belt. As the wheel boots fall down into this trough the belt takes them along as fast as they descend. Used on this floor and ranged alongside the train as a factory of the dilution tanks, which the closed beds are passed and lifted under a water pressure of eight pounds. In this pressure the sugar and saline amounting to 30 per cent are released in land forming leaves up to 10 per cent of pulp to represent all the solid matter contained in the air at best of commerce. From the deposition the liquid sugar is then poured into the heater. Also tank is counted every five minutes. In the heater the liquid is subjected to 25 deg F for some time when it is again sent out to the carbonization tank, where it is put through a clarifying process by hume and gas. From the carbonization tank it is pumped into the recesses through which it runs three times under the treemesh pressure, every part being long being retained in the process which the blind sugar is conveyed to the quail evaporator, probably the heaviest piles of machinery used in the whole process of evaporation making. After going through the evaporation process it is delivered to the varnum pans at the top of the building, which is crystallized. Underneath the varnum pans are placed very large paper covers, into which it is allowed to fall when crystallization has taken place, these covers have revolving screws which form the bottom, and are kept constantly in motion to keep the sugar fromaking. From the receiver again demands to the continuing machine that she pursued on the lower floor and loaded on the railroad carriage shipment to the refinery in San Francisco. Of all the 160 men now engaged at Claus Snyder's new factory at Watsonville, none are busier daily than the million-and-a-half sugar reiner himself. It is his boss that he was trained to labor, and no one who has seen him there during the first work of best crushing can wonder that such earnest dirt of the factory, he has set all his workmen an example of industry. There were hundreds of details of crushing nugget by him during his recent trip to Germany, which he could better show than tell, and thus he has been doing. Regarding results of his experimental project, he is satisfied and enthusiastic. From the first he has been confident of the success of the best sugar industry in California, when properly managed by the best modern mechanical appliances, and the product that is being turned out fully only serves to bear out his predictions. The first shipment of crude sugar was taken from Watsonville to the city. During about a joyful feeling in all departments of business. Everybody is saying their neighbor will be a good for business. This falling is a great attempt to enterprise. It improves courage, confidence, kindness. Rain has fallen in nearly all parts of the state sufficient for plating and seeding. It is a common protection that if this rains are abundant season the coming year will be one of the most prosperous ever known in California. The short arrows last year in some districts might almost lose depression in business. A great many people had shaped on full crops, and having discounted the supposed result, were punished at just the time when they believed to be well supplied with funds. The latter prize realized for what helped many to tide over difficulties, but those who had little or no wheat to sell wait hopefully for better seasons. In Memoriam. Died November 23, 1883 at her residence in the suburbs of Anaheim Los Angeles county, Cal., Mrs Emma O. Harris, wife of Mr. Ewan Harris, aged 40 years. She was born in Park County, Ohio; moved there with her father's family to Iowa, then to Missouri where she was married to Mr. Ewan Harris. Then she came with her husband about two years ago to Anaheim where she have resided ever since. She was daughter of Hon Huram Janku formerly a member of the Legislature of Missouri and later mother, sister of Governor Troyer of Louisiana. Her father and mother with Mr. Harris living her last illness and added much in her comfort. She was buried in the Anaheim cemetery November 25th. Mrs Harris died of consumption, originating in bad conditions while away from prison. She was formerly a member of The Presbyterian church but for certain reasons did not connect herself with the church in its place. She was a faithful and loving wife, and though she has no children of her own, yet she performed the part of a tender careful and loving mother to three orphan children whom she and her husband hold charges. These children, now in their second orphanage, mount for her as a mother. She was cheerful and lively when in health and made home pleasant for the family. She was diatomite in her disposition and habilitated social, general, kind and pleasant to all She was energetic and industrious as her little home hands and outside would indicate, and to a temperament of this kind it is great trial to be laid upon a bed of sickness and shut off from the activities of life yet high all she exhibited much patience all recognition. Her loss will be deeply felt by the community and especially by her beloved family. Mr. Harris, though a quiet man, is one of our best citizens, and has the sympathy of the entire community. Citrus Union The Citrus Union held their regular monthly meeting at Kraeger's Hall on Saturday, Present Messrs Korn, Keith, Kroeger, Kimpan, Ryan, Littlehold, Lindenberger'sown Carroll and Moreldh. It was moved by Mr. Ryan that a committee of three be appointed to confer with the City Attorney for the purpose of formulating a town ordinance for the suppression of the scale post in this vicinity. The Chair appointed Messrs Kimpan, Langenberger and Carroll as such committee. The Treasurer reported the sum of $30 on hand. It was moved by Mr. Crowther and carried that the range of the smoking fruit without an understanding that the oranges are labeled as coming from this locality. Adjourned. Los Angeles Cable System. For some two years the cable street system of Los Angeles has consisted of two short lines operated on Second and Temple streets. Under the presidency of John P. Craik, well known also as the President of the First National Bank of that city, the cable system of Los Angeles cable street system has consisted of two short lines operated on Second and Temple streets. Under the presidency of John P. Craik, well known also as the President of the First National Bank of that city, the cable system of Los Angeles cable street system has consisted of two short lines operated on Second and Temple streets. In this section you will learn about different types of businesses: Everybody is saying their neighbors will be a good for business. This falling is a great attempt to enterprise. It improves courage, confidence, kindness. Rain has fallen in nearly all parts of the state sufficient for plating and seeding. It is a common protection that if this rains are abundant season the coming year will be one of the most prosperous ever known in California. The short arrows last year in some districts might almost lose depression in business. A great many people had shaped on full crops, and having discounted the supposed result, were punished at just the time when they believed to be well supplied with funds. The latter prize realized for what helped many to tide over difficulties, but those who had ill or no wheat to sell wait hopefully for better seasons. In this section you will make their purchases at less than opening hours; after that later on after the outside marks drawn their supplies there would be plus for home use. 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It is his boast that he was trained to labor, and no one who has seen him there during the first work of beef crushing can wonder that such earnest activity has brought him success. Dressed in old clothes surrounded by the necessary dirt of the factory, he has not all his workmen an example of crushing nugget by him during his recent trip to Germany, which he could better show than tell, and thus he has been doing. Regarding results of his experimental project, he is satisfied and enthusiastic. From the first he has been confident of the success of the beet-sugar industry in California, when properly managed by the best modern mechanical appliances, and the product that is being turned out daily only serves to hear out his predictions. The first shipment of crude sugar was taken from Watsonville to the Petro-refinery in San Francisco last week, and have since been taking carboids daily. The boats produced about 25 per cent acarine matter will not be a ton for his crop. When the seed was distributed the farmers were guaranteed $4 a ton, but a few anticritical they would realize double that figure. That the project is as much a success as could be, is unquestionable. The understanding now is that when the busy times are through at the factory Mr. Spreeck will think matters over and arrange for the location of one or two favorable points in the State for other plants for the carrying on of the industry in which he has such confidence. The experiment of sugar beet raising in Nebraska this year gives good results. Specimens of Nebraska beets tested at the Smithsonian institution have yielded sixteen per cent of sugar enough to warrant the establishment of a factory, with fair prospects of success, and such a factory will be established at Grand Island, Neb. If the agricultural interests of the West can be further diversified by the profitable production of sugar, not only the West, but the whole country will be the gainer. The Sensor The rains which have come at just the right time have already done a great deal to Los Angeles Cable System. For some two years the cable street system of Los Angeles has consisted of two short lines operated on Second and Temple streets. Under the presidency of John P. Crank, well known also as the President of the First National Bank of that city, the cable system of Los Angeles bids fair to be the most complete cable railway in the United States. It has recently been purchased by the Chicago Cable Railway Company. Mr. Crank remains President of it as before. It will be eighteen miles in length and capable if an extension in the future of thirty miles altogether. The main line will run from East Los Angeles, on Main and Spring streets, some distance beyond Washington Guide. Work is being driven as fast as man and money can push it, and by the 15th of February the line will be finished. The cost of the railway will be a round million a half, United States coin. The contrast calls for six boilers of 500 horse-power, being the largest boilers in the world, and known as the Hazeltown tripod pattern. The largest boilers present are in Chicago, but they will be oversized by the Los Angeles boilers by some three feet in high. Hands Up for Postmaster. All you Anahaim Reporter who want to be Postmaster at this place old up your hands. Another Rise in Coal Coal has gone up to $14 per ton. Leave all orders with H. C. Gade. An Interesting Case. The last decision given from the Superior Judge Gardiner was that in defence in the celebrated case against Baker et al. The action in title to 160 acres of oil land now as the Pico Canyan country, near New and held by the Standard Oil Company California. The land was a mining originally, and was owned by a Pico Los Angeles capitalists amongst whom Pu Pico and Colonel R. S. Baker sold his interests to Baker, but subsequently denied having made the transfer and that he had made a transfer of his interest to Luco. Meanwhile Colonel Baker said his interest in the claim to the Niño Oil Company, taking in payment the day paying stock of the company, and brought suit in the Superior Court Francisco to recover the property action as brought to Los Angeles on defendant's motion for a change of Thorne, Evans & Robarts appear plaintiff, and Wells, Van Dyke & Linden defend it. The case decides the quality of Pico's interest in the land in the new and thus permits the advancement important interest. Spiked Clever Agriculturists are indebted to P. H., an old Californian, now residing in a vern county, for bringing into general a valuable native forage plant, which spiked clover, or melilotus. He not growing luxuriously in Humboldt near the mouth of the Klamath river where last spring. It grew in the fertile bottom; it grows at a great height and brought down several plants that twelve feet high and as large around... BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES Board met in regular session yesterday afternoon. Present: Professor Ey and fall board. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Committee on Public Improvements reported that the nuance of the distillery of Dreyfus & Co. had been abated, said firm keeping all waste water upon their premises. The Superintendent of Streets recommended the expenditors of about £20 for the provision of the newly finished sidewalks. The Marshal was instructed to see that all rush and garbage thrown into the streets be sealed up by the parties removing the same on their premises. Complaints were entered about the driving of live stock through the streets of Anaheim. Said driving of stock is prohibited by ordinance. On motion the city authorities were authorized to take care of trees planted on streets and sidewalks, of the city. On motion the trees on the south side of center, between Philadelphia and Olive Street, were ordered transplanted from the sidewalk into the gutter. Committee on Public Improvements were instructed to see about the filling up of holes and low places in streets. Mr. Wood reported that the new tire had not been tried on account of being too heavy to be moved by hand. He was instructed to hire a team and have the entire tread as soon as possible. On motion all bills presented by the Superintendent of Streets not to exceed $50 a week should be paid weekly. Pettition of A. Langberger and others in regard to license was laid upon the table. Pettition of S. Schindler and others in regard to establishing grades, same action. Water Engineer reported that Messala, Watte, Waterbury and A. K. Whitehart to have the city pipes extended to their respective residences. Clerk was an attorney for the conventions. A house in still a gas and liquers was rented in G. Buck. On motion City Attorney and Daly Enner were instructed to get properly owned dwellings for sidewalks on own sales of Center street from Orange totton. Regarding bills presented, some were unsigned and ordered paid, and others were arraigned. In the matter of sidewalk in front of a property at Center street, that gentleman wrote from Los Angeles that he would not give his building to comply with the street line, without compensation therefor. In the letter King maintained that he was clearly in the right and the clearly in the wrong, and that the likely sidewalk in front of his premises was illegally allowed for all travel Anaheim could hasten. The board decided to make the lower offer of $25 as a tender for eight feet of sidewalk, refusing which living is to be provided is said to have fears that his house has been destroyed and the property abandoned is said to have fears that his house has been destroyed and took out what was expected. Kleinigkeiten. Thanksgiving? Get your turkey? This is going to be a wet winter. A building and loan association is being organized. The railroad telegraph line to Tastin is being placed in readiness for business. The rainfall for the season foots up 4.46 inches; this time last year, 8.60, in 96, 48 of an inch. Supervisor-elect Littlefield has received his certificate of election. He files bonds in $12,000. Several members of Company G tried their new rifles at target practice at the range on Sunday. Mrs. Metz, with commendable enterprise, has erected a neat little office on her lot on Los Angeles street. Hippolyte Cahen is remodeling the front of his store. He will put in a large glass window covering the entire front. J. A. Whitaker of Buena Park has the editor's thanks for a lot of Eastern papers, containing matters of interest. A reception to Rev Mr Miller will be given at Mrs Hart's house on Wednesday evening 5th. Everybody welcome. The Board of Supervisors on Monday ordered $100 to be transferred from the general fund to the North Anaheim road fund. It is rumored that the irrigators at Yarbear have expended $2,700 up to date in battling the proposed Wright irrigation district. Quinn sale! The Thanksgiving ball this evening by Company G promises to be a grand adair. It is expected a large crowd will be in attendance. A large house greeted the Summer Goodrich company at the Opera house on Tuesday evening. The play, Wanted a Husband, was heartily enjoyed. Professor Ferrari's concert last week was not an astonishing success. Nigora Marchetti did not appear until the disappointment of those present. Dr. Chaffee of Garden Grove has five acres of gum trees, 18 years old, which yielded 23 cards to the area twenty trees to the cedar, valued on grounds at $6 per yard. The newly elected candidates for Recorder and Tax Collector are daily designated by applicants for cherokee. Recorder Prentice up to date has over 200 applications for positions in his office. Arthur Lewis is about the happiest man in town, the cause of which is the arrival of a ten-pound boy baby at his home on Monday evening. Mother and child are doing well. Riverside people were thrown into a fright at the other day at the ruler that a car sprouts as tender as summer squash. There are green pans, string beans and Lima beans in abundance. These vegetables all grow in fields. They are gathered by the wagon load, and they are sold so reasonably that few families are too poor to set down three to five of the choicest on the table for the Thanksgiving dinner." We are in receipt of the last circular of the Board of State Viticultural Commissioners. The board will take possession of Platt's Hall, San Francisco, in a few days, and will keep up a permanent exhibit of viticultural products, where the public may sample pure California wines and brandies. A portion of the hall will be set aside for an exhibitor of implements used in vineyards and cellars. Statements of account will be furnished all exhibitors monthly. A system of wine sale by auction may become a feature of the exhibit. Pederman's new brick block is rapidly nearing completion. Galvagal iron corrosion have been placed in position, greatly enhancing the beauty of the building. Dr. Ballard's new residence, the new Catholic college and the new schoolhouse on Broadway are also being made ready for occupancy. Work upon Hippolyte Cahen's residence and Debia a new building near the opera-house is going steadily forward. C.F. Scholl, one of the pioneers of Anaheim, arrived here on Tuesday. He has been absent some twelve years, occasionally paying us a visit. Since his last visit, two years ago improvement has gone on so rapidly that he notice important changes on every hand. Mrs. Scholl was we believe, the first white woman to set foot in Anaheim. She remains at Oakland. Mr Scholl will stay a week. H.D. Polhemus is cognizant of the fact that winter approaches, and having evidence in his mind that this will be a wet one, has brought out his office stove, will keep a fire burning; and keep warm during the cold spell. He has also procured the official map of the county, which is valuable in showing the boundaries of the several ranches, some of which are now in litigation. The people of Brown's Valley, Yuba county, have organized into an irrigation district under the Wright Act, and have cited in favor of issuing $110,000 bonds but one vote was cast in opposition to the plan. The Orland, Colusa county, irrigation district has also voted to issue bonds to construct necessary works. Amount not stated. There is a rumor that Deputy Sheriff Fredrido Smythe imperial mustache will decorate the Sheriff's office in Los Angeles under Martin Aguirre's reign. Our good-looking fellow citizen deserves a share of the haves and fishes. Besides being a painstaking official and shrewd politician Fredrido Smythe is deservedly popular with the ladies. Williams & McKinley attorneys for Anaheim irrigators in their petition to the Board of Supervisors, write that everything is absolutely correct, and that the board will grant the prayer of petitioners at their next In the matter of sidewalk in front of a property on Center street, the general wrote to Los Angeles that he would not give his building to comply with the street line without compensation there. In the letter King maintained that he was clearly in the right and the law clearly in the wrong, and that the safety sidewalk in front of the premises was sufficient for all travel Anaheim could bear. The head described to make the owner offer of $25 as a tender for eight feet of roadway, which is required by the building code, making it popular among workers in front of the sidewalk. The piece in front of the building is also addressed to Anahale and the Trustees should tell that a steady settlement be had in the matter. Hyleneal. The marriage of A. J. Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev. W. A. Knighten performing the ceremony. The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments, who was residing here some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping. The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hymeneal. The marriage of A. J. Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev. W. A. Knighten performing the ceremony. The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments, who was residing here some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping. The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A. J. Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev. W. A. Knighten performing the ceremony. The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments, who was residing here some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping. The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A. J. Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev. W. A. Knighten performing the ceremony. The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments, who was residing here some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping. The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A. J. Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev. W. A. Knighten performing the ceremony. The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments, who was residing here some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping. The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A. J. Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev. W. A. Knighten performing the ceremony. The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments, who was residing here some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping. The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week. Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite of the Plaster Hotel and the bride an amiable young lady of varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations of the Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected. Hyleneal. The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suite ofthe Plaster Hotel andthe bride an amiable young ladyof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulations ofthe Guests are tendered a month earlier than was expected.Hyleneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room is the handsome chef's suiteofthe PlasterHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyleneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performing the ceremony.The room isthe handsome chef'ssuiteofthePlasterHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale and have gone to housekeeping.The congratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyleneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlasterHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose will live in Anahale和have gone to housekeeping.The congratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlasterHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.Rose willliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlasterHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.RosewillliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlasterHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.RosewillliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlaserHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Mr.Mrs.RosewillliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlaserHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Мр.Мrs.RosewillliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlaserHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing here some time past.Мр.Мrs.RosewillliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlaserHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing hereSome time past.Мр.Мrs.RosewillliveinAnahaleandhavegonetohousekeeping.ThecongratulationsoftheGuestsare tenderedamontheartherthanwasexpected.Hyreneal The marriage of A.J.Rice and Miss Mary Graham is scheduled at Los Angeles on Wednesday of last week.Rev.W.A.Knighten performingthe ceremony.Theroomisthehandsomechef'ssuiteofthePlaserHotelandthebrideanamiableyoungladystof varied accomplishments,who was residing HereSome time 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The last decision given from the bench of Superior Judge Gardiner was that in favor of defendant in the celebrated case of Luco against Baker et al. The action involved the title to 160 acres of oil land now known as the Pico Canyan country, near Newhall, and held by the Standard Oil Company of California. The land was a mining claim, originally, and was owned by a party of Los Angeles capitalists amongst whom were Pio Pico and Colonel R. S. Baker. Pico sold his interests to Baker, but subsequently denied having made the transfer and alleged that he had made a transfer of his interest to Luco. Meanwhile Colonel Baker had sold his interest in the claim to the Standard Oil Company, taking in payment the dividend paying stock of the company, and Luco brought suit in the Superior Court of San Francisco to recover the property. The case decides the question of Price's interest in the land in the negative, and thus permits the advancement of an important interest. Spiked Clover Agriculturists are indicted to P. H. Pratt, an old Californian, now residing in a northern county, for bringing into general notice a valuable native forage plant, which he calls spiked clover, or mellilotus. He noticed it growing luxurantly in Humboldt county, near the mouth of the Klamath river, while there last spring. It grew in the fertile river bottom; it grows to a great height and he cut and brought down several plants that were twelve feet high and as large around as a HIRTH. LEWIS. In Arabia, November 29th to the wife of A. L. Lewis. DEATH. BARR. In Anahaim, November 2d, of consumption, Emma Barr, wife of Erwin Barry, aged 40 years. Thermometrical Record for the Past Week. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas, with A. Langenberger Irrigation. San Francisco Chronicle There are rumors afloat that additional legislation will be attempted at the coming session of the Legislature with respect to irrigation. There has been no definite plan of action announced as yet, nor is it known just what shape the move will take; but we cannot go astray in advising the members of the Legislature who come from the non-irrigating counties to allow the irrigationist members to take the lead in introducing bills on this important subject. It is certain that the Wright bill, passed in 1887, has been productive of a great deal of benefit to the State, and care must be exercised less it be amended out of its usefulness. It may be that the Wright bill needs changing in some respects, but the point we seek to impress is that the changes be suggested by members from counties where the bill has been actually put into operation. Of course, we know that members from this and other cities know all that can be known on every subject, but at the same time they have not actually seen irrigation operations carried on under the Wright bill, as the members from Stanislaus and Merced and other counties have, and so they should defer to the latter in some degree. We cannot have too much irrigation legislation, if it is of the right sort; but there is always danger in tinkering a bill, as often little jobs creep in under the gains of an innocent-sounding amendment which impair the effect of the original law. The irrigation members, however, may be trusted to keep their eyes open, and to hold on to what they have already gained. — Riverside is against the scale. It has so injured the orchards throughout Southern California that they find it necessary to quarantine against the pest. They have a bug "committee," and any man or set of men who would try to introduce the scale into the place will meet with severe treatment. It is even said that the people favor violence if it is found that anyone is caught introducing the bug. — It is said that Federal officials at Los Angeles are determined to resign their offices in March next. Postmaster Prouse, however, whose term lasts for three years more, has not given a thought to the idea of resignation. H. W. Patten, Registrar of the United States Land Office, is of opinion that "to the victors belong the earth with a barbed wire fence around it." — G. W. Prink, the general agent of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, surprised his many friends last Thursday by appearing upon the streets in a bran new suit of gorgeous luxuriousness (a la Berry Wall), wherein alter sundry and divers questions on the part of the numerous friends aforesaid as to the pre-ordained baptism of the salt in question, the whole party were seen to disappear with much slackrity around the corner. — The editor of the Herald has been looking at some of the grocer's stalls in Los Angeles, and sums up the result in this paragraph: "This is Thanksgiving week and a picture of what may be bad for the dinner on that feast will best indicate the character of our weather. The dainties catalogued below all grow at this moment in the open fields all about here. They are gathered daily fresh, crisp and sound, and placed upon the stalls in the markets. There are tomatoes, yellow and red; in quantity and perfectly ripe. There is crisp lettuce, and there is white sorrel oily. There are fine eggplant and big sweet potatoes all as sound as a bell. There are savory cabbage as large as a basketfile and Brussels." A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts gently on the KIDNEYS, LIVER & BOWELS Effectually Cleansing the System when Coative or Billions, Dispelling Colds, Headaches and Fevers and permanently curing HARITUAL CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating the organs on which it acts. For Sale in 500 and 81.00 Bottles by All Leading Druggists. OALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CA. NEW YORK, N.Y. NEW ADVERTISING. FALL OPENING. Having just returned from the city, we are now prepared to show our Customers and the Public in general, the LARGEST, CHEAPEST, and MOST COMPLETE assortment of Dress Goods in Every Design, Which were bought at very LOW PRICES, and are marked accordingly. Our Stock of Gents', Youths' and Boys' and Children's CLOTHING Has never been so complete, and also our Stock of BOOTS and SHOES None Better Nor Cheaper Can be had than what we are now offering to our customers and public generally. All we ask of the people of this vicinity is to COME AND EXAMINE THE STOCK Before buying elsewhere, and oblige. Yours Respectfully, RIMPAU BROS. A. T. WALLOP WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHELM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Well-Selected Stock Of Dry Goods, Ladies'. Ready-Made Underwear, (Lady Always Attached) Full Line of Gents', Ladies and Children's Shoes, WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF ANAHEIM AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY TO HIS Well-Selected Stock OF Dry Goods, Ladies' Ready-Made Underwear, (Lady Always Attended) 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. Alibaba Farmers I am closing out my stock of Plums and Cultivators. Call on me before you buy. I am selling a two horse plow for $10. I have a full line of Garden Tools and Implements. Dealer in General Hardware, 419 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. Second Hand Wagons Two spring wagons, two spring and four spring—second hand. Cheap or fine. Apply to S. A. Dewey. Fashionable Muffins and More Miss Clara Monsemann desires to call the attention of the ladies of Anaheim and Victoria to the fact that she has lately reserved a superb collection of Hats and latter Millinery. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. BUSINESS BRILLIES Buena Park Cash Store sells 12 the translated Sugar for $10 to their customers. Go to A. T. Wallop for best Malt and Java coffee. Attention is called to the advertisement of A. T. Wallop. His stay is extended with a comprehensive line of goods. The City Meat Market keeps the best meat that the market affords. Leave orders with them. Go to A. T. Wallop for heat of sugar syrup and sugar and rock sandy syrup or any other make. Go to A. T. Wallop for fresh bread butter. Big invoices of hints and shows reserved at Pederman's. For sale at Bettinprice. Incubaters and Incubating House for sale Inquire of Jacob King, Garden Grove. Warning Get your wagons and baggles painted before it is too late. If the paint is worn off and the wood gets decayed, paint will never stay on good. Second-hand spring wagons for sale. A. Dewey. Try the celebrated Pilner Beer at Pitts Ruhmann and at the Palace. The Anaheim Pharmacy will hereafter deliver Gasoline at the old prince in Los Angeles. We have the best white Naphta 74 Warranted. Notice Parties having firewood of any kind for sale will find a ready market for same by applying to Charles Schindler, Anaheim. Consumption Surely Correct To the Entrée—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 be glad to send two bottles of my remedy right to they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. A. BOUTON, M.C., 181 Pearl at, New York. HARPER'S Young People begin its tenth volume with the first Number in November. During the year it will contain five serial stories, including "Dorymates," by Kirk Munroe; "The Red Mustang," by W. O. Stoddard; and "A Day in Warland," by R. K. Munkittrick; "Nale Thurlow's Trials," by J. T. Trowbridge; "The Three Wishes," by P. Anstey and Brander Matthews; a series of fairy tales written and illustrated by The Anahaim Pharmacy will hereafter deliver Gasoline at the old prince in Los Angeles. We have the best white Naphtha 74 Warranted. Notice Parties having firewood of any kind for sale will find a ready market for same by applying to Charles Schindler, Anahaim. Consumption Surly Cured 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 cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. A. BLOCH, M.C., 181 Pearlst, New York. Our line of vases, plush goods, albums are entirely new in style and novel. Come and see them. D. W. Hunt, Anahaim Pharmacy. Look! Look! Look! Fine assortment of Holiday Goods from New York city will arrive December 1st. Anahaim Pharmacy. Which Was It? Macom or Shakespeare? The authorship of the dramatic productions attributed to the last of the above named is agitating literary circles to the very center, but affects the practical masses far less than the momentous question, how to regain or preserve health, that essential of bodily and mental activity, business success and the "pursuit of happiness." We can throw far more light on this latter subject than the most profound Shakespearean can on the subject first propounded. If the system is depleted, the nerves shaky; if indigestion or cannibalization bothers one at times, or constantly; if the skin is yellow and the tongue furred as in billionaires; if there are promontory twinges of incoming rheumatism or neuralgia; if the kidneys are inactive—near Hodgetter's Stennach Bitters, the finest recuperant of an age profile in hectacanal and successful remedies. Remember, if malaria threatens or afflicts, then it neutralizes the poison and fertilizes the system. HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE: AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. Harper's Young People begins its tenth volume with the first Number in November. During the year it will contain five serial stories, including "Dorymates," by Kirk Munroe; "The Red Mustang," by W. O. Steadard; and "A Day in Waxland," by R. K. Munkittrick; "Nale Thurlow's Trial," by J. T. Trowbridge; "The Three Wishes," by F. Anstey and Brander Matthews; a series of fairy tales written and illustrated by Howard Pyle; "Home Studies in Natural History," by Dr. Felix L. Oswald; "Little Experiments," by Sophis B. Harrist; "Himps of Child-life from Dickens," by Margaret E. Sangater; articles on various sports and pastimes, short stories by the best writers, and humorous papers and poems, with many hundreds of illustrations of excellent quality. Every line in the paper is subjected to the most rigid editorial scrutiny, in order that nothing harmful may enter its columns. An epitome of everything that is attractive and desirable in juvenile literature—Boston Courier. A weekly feast of good things to the boys and girls in every family when it visits—Brooklyn Union. It is wonderful in its wealth of pictures, information, and interest—Christian Adventsae, N.Y. TERMS: Postage: Twopaid, $2 per Year. Vol. X, begins November 6, 1858. Specimen Copy sent on receipt of a twenty-stamp. Single Nannahers, Five Cent each. Remittances should be made by Postoffice Money or Draft, to avoid chance of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement without the express order of Harper & Brothers. Address: Harper & Brothers, N.Y.