anaheim-gazette 1888-12-20

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Climate Case of an Insane Person Discharged from Stockton Last Week, He Again Heroes Irritational and Will Be Returned 'Theory' to the Cause of the Vine Post Coming Oolar Tulip School Matters Many Houses of Passion who was sent to the marital system at Stockton about a pillow and returned home on Sunday, have been charged from the asylum, but with room in which same into town made public take that longer remain hard to find. It seems that Holman been demolished it having been demolished than he would have become living in the asylum. He is now being held in the Holtwood Hospital and the court has not yet heard his parents say they have no time to visit their schools. Take time. An education is worth more than frills and fables, or even a prospective investment in a twenty-five year trait. A sympathetic mother recently told me that school methods have so changed since her school day that and can give her daughter no assistance in her studies. It is not absolutely necessary to understand clearly quotations or orate to locate somebody the Lesner Antiler brother to be helpful by the average person's pupal. Both wife and brother is prey what our school girl must need, and boys too, when all bewildered ininal examinations. The very presence of visitors in the schoolroom is an insignia to both teacher and pupil which cannot be overstated. Candida and intelligent retinium will be freely exposed at all times. True education is the culture of life real, the hand and the heart. Anything less than that part. The example of the teacher pleasant environment, the encouragement and encouragement of friends all contribute to enlargement of their beloved life. FRANK MOORE MRS. MAY RUSSELL BY NEILSONE Horrible Distraction Wrought by a California Central Train A right accident occurred at Santa Ana at 20. Monday afternoon with symptoms of William Bardley aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. The Army had been to Santa Ana on a shopping trip where were returning homes, which at the moment of the California Central Bank's recent distress before Santa Ana Martyrs put nose frogs at this approaching south bound San Diego express because human manageable that horses darted down and with their yellow parachute were breaking inside a break to and from school would be strewn with roses instead of thorns and stones. Mothers, too frequently live in an atmosphere entirely beyond the daughter's comprehension, Pashions, and society, and grasp monopoly their time and allow no room for sympathy for the schoolgirl's trials and tribulations. We frequently hear parents say they have no time to visit their schools. Take time. An education is worth more than frills and fables, or even a prospective investment in a twenty-five year trait. A sympathetic mother recently told me that school methods have so changed since her school day that and can give her daughter no assistance in her studies. It is not absolutely necessary to understand clearly quotations or orate to locate somebody the Lesner Antiler brother to be helpful by the average person's pupal. Both wife and brother is prey what our school girl must need, and boys too, when all bewildered ininal examinations. The very presence of visitors in the schoolroom is an insignia to both teacher and pupil which cannot be overstated. Candida and intelligent retinium will be freely exposed at all times. True education is the culture of life real, the hand and the heart. Anything less than that part. The example of the teacher pleasant environment, the encouragement and encouragement of friends all contribute to enlargement of their beloved life. FRANK MOORE MRS. MAY RUSSELL BY NEILSONE Horrible Distraction Wrought by a California Central Train A right accident occurred at Santa Ana at 20. Monday afternoon with symptoms of William Bardley aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. The Army had been to Santa Ana on a shopping trip where were returning homes, which at the moment of the California Central Bank's recent distress before Santa Ana Martyrs put nose frogs at this approaching south bound San Diego express because human manageable that horses darted down and with their yellow parachute were breaking inside a break to and from school would be strewn with roses instead of thorns and stones. Mothers, too frequently live in an atmosphere entirely beyond the daughter's comprehension, Pashions, and society, and grasp monopoly their time and allow no room for sympathy for the schoolgirl's trails and tribulations. We frequently hear parents say they have no time to visit their schools. Take time. An education is worth more than frills and fables, or even a prospective investment in a twenty-five year trait. A sympathetic mother recently told me that school methods have so changed since her school day that and can give her daughter no assistance in her studies. It is not absolutely necessary to understand clearly quotations or orate to locate somebody the Lesner Antiler brother to be helpful by the average person's pupal. Both wife and brother is prey what our school girl must need, and boys too, when all bewildered ininal examinations. The very presence of visitors in the schoolroom is an insignia to both teacher and pupil which cannot be overstated. Candida and intelligent retinium will be freely exposed at all times. True education is the culture of life real, the hand and the heart. Anything less than that part. The example of the teacher pleasant environment, the encouragement and encouragement of friends all contribute to enlargement of their beloved life. FRANK MOORE MRS. MAY RUSSELL BY NEILSONE Horrible Distraction Wrought by a California Central Train A right accident occurred at Santa Ana at 20. Monday afternoon with symptoms of William Bardley aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. Mrs Mary Barley, daughter of William Bardley, aged six of age 15. The Army had been to Santa Ana on a shopping trip where were returning homes, which at the moment of the California Central Bank's recent distress before Santa Ana Martyrs put nose frogs at this approaching south bound San Diego express because human manageable that horses darted down and with their yellow parachute were breaking inside a break to and from school would be strewn with roses instead of thorns and stones. Mothers, too frequently live in an atmosphere entirely beyond the daughter's comprehension, Pashions, and society, and grasp monopoly their time and allow no room for sympathy for the schoolgirl's trails and tribulations. We frequently hear parents say they have no time to visit their schools. Take time. An education is worth more than frills and fables, or even a prospective investment in a twenty-five year trait. A sympathetic mother recently told me that school methods have so changed since her school day that and can give her daughter no assistance in her studies. It is not absolutely necessary to understand clearly quotations or orate to locate somebody the Lesner Antiler brother to be helpful by the average person's pupal. Both wife and brother is prey what our school girl must need, and boys too, when all bewildered ininal examinations. The very presence of visitors in the schoolroom is an insignia to both teacher and pupil which cannot be overstated. All acknowledged bonds seemed to be a good investee capital is timid and it was hard for man who would venture his million united security but at last, all months of work and anxiety it is A written contract has been made Hulkman and a syndicate of Hulkman capitalists and counteragents Clark President of the Board Of Hulkman hold the bond by which they synthetic to purchase 1,000 bonds of $850 each bonds are to be delivered and needed in the construction of the works; no more bonds are to be than necessary to complete the works; does not commence to run until it is delivered Inside on the bonds will be printed and there will be money will be forthcoming as the mean time Mr Hulkman holds point to bind one contract No money can be used till the survey or some working surveys and rights before them secured and there are no quailthe money will be forthcoming as the nature of things was All this has been done without money and they have expended quite labor and many workers oututter condition in the success which takes or a time make it has been established house of which is the first through that John Walters has the Horrible Destruction Wrought by a California Central Train A Confoundment Thinks He Knows the Cause of It. Professor Davidson in Write on Art at Our Next Week's Issue Shot in the Bombing: Major Mason of the Panther Held has a little daughter of about a dozen years old with a fine speck of the American pearl a few days ago. The family had been shot in the middle of the street and were surrounded by one hundred people. In the afternoon, the police arrived and searched the area. They were not found. The Unspent Foir: The blades of the Household Church came out of their creaking air at the Orphanage Sunday morning. A number of people were seen around them all night. The church was surrounded by fire and smoke. The building was severely damaged. Interview School: Deputies were briefed about 50 percent of the arrests during Monday's meeting. Newspapers with articles about the arrests were circulated among the community. The police conducted a thorough investigation into the case. The suspect was eventually identified as John W. Mitchell, the master in the district and responsible for the payment of and them in his accounting. The other men involved in the case were also interviewed and presented to the court. Mr. Sindinger's Views: Dr. Mitchell reported that he was taken into custody after the bombing. He was questioned by the police and admitted to being involved in the attack. The police searched his home and found several items inside, including a knife and a pair of gloves. Electric Burners: This rapidly becoming so well known that no special mention is made of him since he was born in America nearly forty years from now. No matter what he did, he remained a part of the community until his death. He was remembered as a man who loved his family and friends. The Superior Court Saturday of Pleasure for the plaintiff entered the case for the plaintiff against the defendant for 18 years. Against the defendant, San Diego, an attorney claimed he be due by some time but never concerned in making an examination. The court referred to this case when proceeding with an investigation into the case. Hopeful but unsure about future prospects: The director of the Southern Planning Department is due to pay the money will be forthcoming as soon as possible. In addition to securing the sale of the directors have had extended made covering many working men secured water rights, kept up the necessary systems of irrigation, and placed mats of dame made, have neglected other minor things and are in prospect of the work of constructions as nature of things is all this has been done without money and they have expended little later and money discreetly late. Combined in the society where he was for a time skinned has been established home of which is the fact through law that John W. Mitchell the master in the district would treat the payment of and them in his accounting. The other men involved in the case were also interviewed and presented to the court. Progress: Davidson in Write on Art at Our Next Week's Issue Shot in the Bombing: Major Mason of the Panther Held has a little daughter of about a dozen years old with a fine speck of the American pearl a few days ago. The family had been shot in the middle of the street and were surrounded by one hundred people. In the afternoon, the police searched their home and found several items inside, including a knife and a pair of gloves. The Unspent Foir: The blades of the Household Church came out of their creaking air at the Orphanage Sunday morning. A number of people were seen around them all night. The church was surrounded by fire and smoke. The building was severely damaged. Interview School: Deputies were briefed about 50 percent of the arrests during Monday's meeting. Newspapers with articles about the arrests were circulated among the community. The police conducted a thorough investigation into the case. The police searched their home and found several items inside, including a knife and a pair of gloves. Electric Burners: This rapidly becoming so well known that no special mention is made of him since he was born in America nearly forty years from now. No matter what he did, he remained a part of the community until his death. He was remembered as a man who loved his family and friends. The Superior Court Saturday of Pleasure for the plaintiff entered the case for the plaintiff against the defendant for 18 years. Against the defendant, San Diego, an attorney claimed he be due by some time but never concerned in making an examination. The court referred to this case when proceeding with an investigation into the case. The police searched their home and found several items inside, including a knife and a pair of gloves. Progress: Davidson in Write on Art at Our Next Week's Issue Some Valuable Suggestions to Parents and Teachers One of the most important tasks in selecting a school is to determine its qualifications for education. The school must be no more than a large institution with buildings and facilities suitable for its purpose. It should also be accessible to all parts of the state, including rural areas. Nursing needs was ever aimed without a season. Parents should be aware that the demand for nurses is increasing. They are constantly affected by the changes in the healthcare system. Sports are an important part of life. Parents should ensure that their children have access to sports equipment and facilities. We are now building a new school and we need to make sure that the students are well prepared for the future. Another important task is to ensure that teachers are well trained and equipped to teach two topics: analysis and teaching two topics. It may be convenient that his teacher has a personal interest in his welfare and process, the tool is as often to his discipline as his usual battery. If the father would cooperate with the teacher in ensuring this influence, the boy's pathway to success will be easier. First to Organize and First to Sell Homes Under the Wright Act Last Monday we had a meeting at the town hall where the council was held. The contract was signed and the first payment was made in banks for the construction of the district office. The district office is located in St. Albans county and Norfolk county at heart. It is the largest public service in the county and provides essential services such as health care, education, and recreation. This result has been attained with a long harvest and vigorous struggle by her directors, and they have managed the campaign well. The district was organized on June 8, 1857. Its board of directors consisted of seven members who were elected on October 10, 1857. After advertising systems of the bonds for sale on November 7, 1857, no bills were received except one by Robert McHeery, who took them to be sold for the district. It was found necessary to test the constitutionality of the law before capital would consider them for investment and on November 17, 1857, a suit was commenced in the State Supreme Court for that purpose and on May 31, 1858, its opinion was filed, fully sustaining the law in all respects. Again the bonds were advertised for sale, the district on September 18, 1898, offering the remainder of the issue, but as before, no bids were received, except one by L. M. Hickman, who took them to be reaid for the district. During all this time and up to the sale constant efforts were being made to sell the bonds. Every San Francisco capitalist, as well as many in other parts of the State and also in the East and even in Europe, has been applied to purchase them. Often success seemed in reach, but some little obstacle necessitated an application in some other quarter. All acknowledged that the bonds seemed to be a good investment, but capital is hard to find, and the man who would venture his millions in this untested security, but at last, after weary months of work and anxiety, it is done. A written contract has been made by Mr. Hickman and a syndicate of San Francisco cantalists and counterinsigned by E. B. Oka President of the Board of Directors of the district, by which they syndicate to purchase 1,000 tons of 650 each. The bonds are to be delivered and paid for as needed in the construction of the canals and works; no more bonds are to be delivered than necessary to complete the work. Interest does not commence on any bond till it is deposited. In lieu of ten days the bonds will be printed and the district will have the loss of the first installment. In the mean time Mr. Hickman holds it as a deposit bound the contract. No money can be used till the surveyor completes his working surveys and rights of way have been secured and there is no question but the money will be forthcoming as called for. In addition to securing the sale of the bonds, the directors have had extended surveys made covering many working months, have secured water rights, kept up the work necessary to examine other systems of irrigation, had plans and estimates of fame made, have neglected with masters later and many privileges, and are now ready to present to the success of the scheme which has been established. An assurance of which John W. Hickman has been established. Kleinigkeiten. There will be a Xmas concert and tree at the Methodist church on Xmas eve. The society reporter is informed that a wading is on the topic, the high contracting parties being two well known society people. Santa Ana has an independent military company which intends to muster into the National Guard as soon as provision is made. The ball of the Santa Ana band was not largely attended, an account of the rainy weather. An enjoyable time was had by the participants. A call is issued for a meeting of raisin-packers at San Francisco on January 19 to consider important questions in connection with the raisin industry. Company F of Los Angeles will receive an appropriation of $1,200 after the first of the year. It will also receive its "back-pay" as soon as the Legislature meets. There will be preaching in the Prebyterian Church every Sunday morning at 11, and evening at 7:30. Also at Pullerton at 3 P.M. Rev. Mr. Elliot officiating. The harometer last evening indicated rain. The indications were that it would rain during the night. Nearly an inch of rain has fallen during the week. Herr Franz Nebelung has an advertisement in today's issue in regard to piano and organ instruction. He is a musical composer of reputation and is a thoroughly deserving gentleman. The Cheerful Workers held their Xmas bazaar yesterday and last evening. The ladies were kept busy disposing of the many fancy articles on sale for Xmas presents. The sale goes on to-day and this evening. The Board of Trustees held their regular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon. Meres Er., Littlefield, Beege and Goldthwaite were present. After ordering the payment of sundry bills the board adjourned. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim resident of the Poor Farm, and had the best of reasons for seeking the position. Other people in different sections want to be Constable had sound asking support. We have received the tenth annual report of the State Board of Health. During the year ending in June last, it is learned from its pages, we had 26 deaths, as reported by Dr. Ballard. Express packages remain uncalled for at the Express office for the following: G. Betz, E. McPherson, T. C. Hull. Thermometrical Record for the Past Week. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas with A. Langenberger Dec. 12 74 15 16 17 18 19 6 A.M. 57° 59° 54° 53° 53° 54° 56° 12 N. 65° 63° 64° 75° 76° 80° 5 P.M. 60° 60° 63° 64° 70° Average 59° 58° 59° 64° 64° The Rain Gauge. Rainfall for past week, .88 of an inch; for the season - n. 4.35 inches; this time last year, 2.71 inches; the year before, .53. Married. HOUSON HUNTINGTON - December 14, at the residence of the grims' parents, by the Rev. O. A. Irwin, H. R. Heussen and Miss Ala Huntington. THE POPULAR VOTE. Although the popular vote cuts no figure in the election of a President, there is always considerable curiosity to know which candidate has received the highest number of ballots. The gratification of this reasonable curiosity is attended with some difficulty owing to the varying mode of estimating the votes. In some States an attempt is made to average, while in others the method of the almanac-makers of taking the highest vote for Elector on each ticket is strictly adhered to. Owing to these varying modes, no two papers bring out the same footings, and it is only when the almanac-makers, who by patient letter-writing to the different capitals manage to get a uniform report of the highest vote on each ticket, present their results WORKING SERVICE AND RIGHTS OF HAVE BEEN DESTROYED AND THERE IS NO PRIORITY TO THE MONEY WILL BE FORCERING AS ALSO FOR IN ADDITION TO SEARCHING THE SALE OF THE DRAFTS, THE DIRECTORS HAVE EXTENDED SURVEY COVERAGE MAY HAVE BEEN MOVED MANAGEMENT WORKS, HAVE BEEN EXAMINED SYSTEMS OF Irrigation, AND PLANS AND ESSENTIAL DAMAGES MAKE UP THE WORK NEEDED TO RETURN. THERE ARE EXAMPLES OF DAMAGE, HAVEN'T NEEDED REPAIR, AND DONE BY OTHER MINIMUMS AND ARE NOW READY TO PROCEEIVE. THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION AS DESIGNATED AS THE TATTERING WILL PERMIT ALL THIS HAS BEEN DOSED WITHOUT A DOLLAR OF MONEY AND THEY WILL BE APPEARED ON THE MAIN LINE. CONDITION IN THE EVENT OF A STATE CASE IS ESTABLISHED. AN AVAILABLE ITEM WHICH IS USED IN THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION IS ALSO ESTABLISHED. AN AVAILABLE ITEM WHICH IS USED IN THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION IS ALSO ESTABLISHED. NEW TELEGRAPH POLES ARE BEING PLACED ON CENTER STREET FROM LOS ANGELES TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT, BY THE WESTERN UNION COMPANY. THE POLES ARE PLACED OUTSIDE OF THE NEW CURBS, AND WILL BE PROPERLY WOODLED AND PAINTED. A MEETING OF THE EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WAS CALLED TOGETHER AT PASSEAU Yesterday. WE ARE VERY SURE thatPRESS BUSINESS ENGAGEMENTS FORBID REPRESENTATION FROM THE POWER PAPER IN THE COUNTY. COMMENCING DECEMBER 21TH A United States closed mail pouch will be exchanged between Los Angeles and Tustin, the mail going by way of the Southern Pacific matte it partly by wagon as herefore. The same rule will also apply to Ville Park, on the Tustin branch. DR. BALLARD'S THROUGHBRED determined to enlist things on Tuesday afternoon, and charged down Center street and through the neighborhood at breakneck speed, dragging the bumpy mines the Doctor after him. He finally brought up in front of the Doctor's residence and waited complacently the Doctor's arrival. CONTANT LAWSON, OF THE BASELINE PROJECTS AT CAMP COLOMA, was in town yesterday. HE STATES THE ENGINEERS AND SURVEYERS ARE IN GHEELED BEFORE AND ARE PRESENTING A NEIL WITH GREAT RANDOM. YESTERDAY HE WORKED AT WORK OPEN. KELLOGG PLACE AND TODAY THE LINE WILL BE RUN THrough THE BAIL Place. W. R. HARKER'S HOLIDAY announcement will be found in our advertising column this morning. Everything is down at bedrock prices, including saddles, harness, buggy-robes, whips, etc. HARKER makes betterarness than any man in the county, and has a trade extending far and near. Do not fail to call upon him for anything in his line. THE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN BY THE CHEERFUL WORKERS ON THE 25TH instant promises to be a grand affair. A Christmas Tree will be one of the features of the evening, besides an oyster apper which will be unsurpassable. The young ladies composing the society are uniting in their efforts to make the occasion one long to be remembered. E. H. MORSE, OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN BERNARDino, was shot and killed in his bank on Friday morning last by John Oakes, who is believed to be crazy. Oakes description tallies with that of a crank who was seen about the California Central depot about two weeks ago, note book in hand, busily engaged in gathering data from several boars and a lumber pile. At the regular monthly meeting of Anaheim Lodge, F. & A. M., held on Monday evening, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: P. Davis, W. M., elected; W. Crowther, S. W., reelected; F. R. Krebs, I. W., Wm. Higgins, Treasurer re-elected; J. S. Gardiner, Secretary re-elected. After the election of officers a lunch was spread, to which the assenslabe did ample justice. The Board of Supervisors will give their final decision in the Anaheim irrigation community a timely morning. A letter received from Although the popular vote cuts no figure in the election of a President, there is always considerable curiosity to know which candidate has received the highest number of ballots. The gratification of this reasonable curiosity is attended with some difficulty owing to the varying mode of estimating the vote. In some States an attempt is made to average, while in others the method of the almanac-makers of taking the highest vote for Elector on each ticket is strictly adhered to. Owing to these varying modes, no two papers bring out the same footings, and it is only when the almanac-makers, who by patient latter-writing to the different capitals manage to get a uniform report of the highest vote on each ticket, present their results that a satisfactory decision may be made.From a tabulated statement of the voters in the United States it appears that in 1884 the total popular vote was 10,048,061,and this year the vote amounted to 11,321,170,and increase during the past four years of 1,273,109.The following table shows the plurality of the candidates: MAKING CALIFORNIA 7,080 Alabama 69,813 Colorado 12,613 Arkansas 27,210 Illinois 21,881 Connecticut 336 Indiana 2,348 Delaware 3,441 Iowa 31,721 Florida 12,902 Kansas 80,159 Georgia 60,003 Maine 23,252 Kentucky 28,666 Massachusetts 31,466 Louisiana 54,270 Michigan 22,911 Maryland 6,411 Minnesota 36,695 Mississippi 55,380 Nebraska 28,004 Missouri 25,701 Nevada 1,400 New Jersey 7,149 New Hampshire 1,834 North Carolina 13,627 New York 14,335 South Carolina 52,825 Ohio 19,599 Tennessee 19,264 Oregon 6,769 Texas 163,362 Pennsylvania 79,321 Virginia 1,539 Rhode Island 3,428 West Virginia 1,900 Vermont 28,404 Wisconsin 21,271 Total 592,899 Plurality 118,328 Total 474,571 The pluralities in the South are largely in excess of those given Cleveland four years ago in that section,the chief increase being noted in States which showed no increased vote,and in some cases a diminished vote compared with 1884.Inxivet year.Cleveland's total was 65,088,a part of which,它will be recalled，was contributed by the North. One of the most striking facts brought out by the statistics of the late election is that the total increase of 1,273,100 votes since 1884 over 965,000 were contributed by Norvice Station.The following table shows the increase of the vote of each State in the order of magnitude. New York Pennsylvania 88,458 Missouri 78,019 Illinois 75,519 Michigan 73,899 Kentucky 68,866 Nebraska 68,424 Kansas 64,375 Minnesota 61,219 California 56,544 Ohio 55,544 Tennessee 45,095 New Jersey 42,204 Indiana 42,151 Massachusetts 41,065 Wisconsin 34,672 Arkansas 30,361 Iowa 28,161 West Virginia 25,843 Maryland 25,727 Alaska 19,102 Virginia 19,102 North Carolina 17,258 Connecticut 16,695 Oregon 9,175 Florida 6,749 Louisiana 6,499 New Hampshire 6,736 Colorado 4,508 Vermont 4,057 Rhode Island 3,969 Texas Total 1,287,741 The following States show a decreased vote:South Carolina 12,013 Mississippi 5,297 Maine 1,258 Georgia 700 Delaware 316 Nevada 191 Decrease:It will be noticed in the table showing the increased vote of the States that California A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed,and Ease and Comfort Follows the use of Syrup of Figs,sas it acts gently on the Kidneys,Lliyer Bowels Effectively Cleansing the System when Coative or Bilious,Dispelling Colds,Hadaches and Fevers and permanently curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION without weakening or irritating the organs on which it acts. For Sale in 500 and 800 bottles by Milk Leading Drugs,Malt Beers and other similar items may be obtained at my location or at my office. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 00. LOUISVILLE K.Y. NEW YORK,N.Y. Quick Time and Cheap Fare To Eastern and European Cities, Visa for the great Peanuts continental All Rail Routes. Southern Pacific Company (PACIRE SYSTEM). Daily Express Trains make prompt connections with the several haliachines follow to the East,rereason ar NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS With the several Steam Lines TO ALL EUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Care TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Attached to Travel Express Trains No additional charge for Birth in Travel Carriages Travels valid shipping Carriages secured an other information given upon application at company offices where passengers calling by person can secure choice of routes,e.g. RAILROAD LANDS For Sale on Reusable Terns Apply to or address ROALEXMORE At the regular monthly meeting of Anaheim Lodge, F. & A. M., held on Monday evening, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: P. Davis, W. M., re-elected; W. Crowther, S. W., re-elected; F. R. Krebs, I. W., Wm. Higgins, Treasurer re-elected; J. S. Gardiner, Secretary re-elected. After the election of officers a lunch was spread, to which the assemblage had simple justice. The Board of Supervisors will give their final decision in the Anaheim irrigation contest this morning. A letter received from District Attorney Delpay a few days ago states that the questions referred to him by the board in relation to the matter are purely questions of law, and not calculated to alter the present status of the case. There seems to be no room for doubt that the board will grant the prayer of petitioners. Judge Vanalack of Norwalk is fast acquiring the reputation of a naughty man. He was married some months ago, and last week was arrested on a charge of bigamy, it being alleged the Judge had another spouse in the East from whom he flew many years ago. It took the Judge but a moment, however, to "square" the matter with his first wife's big brother, and he was allowed to return to the bosom of his family. Naughty Judge. Attention is directed to the mammoth advertisement of Rumpan Bros., which will be found in our advertising columns this morning. The firm have an immense stock of dry goods, etc., embracing everything usually found in a first-class dry goods store. They have marked down prices to an astonishing extent and goods can be bought as cheap as in Los Angeles. Give them a call. Our young men can make their sweethearts no more acceptable present for Christmas than a silk dress. The Rumpan Rose have an elegant lot to choose from. Call and inspect them. Never were grapegrowers and winemakers in Pomona valley so jubilant as now. Large orders are coming in rapidly from New York, Boston and Philadelphia for wines from that place, and a few days ago a cablegram was received from London, England, ordering immediately the shipment by the Pomona Wine Company of 200 barrels of sherry and seventy barrels of brandy. The same quantity is also ordered to be shipped to London next February. It is generally believed that this is the beginning of a large trade in Southern California with England. Supervisor elect Littlefield is daily begged by applicants for positions in the gift of the next board. A physician from Santa Clara was among the callers a day or two ago. He desired to be appointed Superintendent. It will be noticed in the table showing the increased vote of the States that California stands tenth in the volume of increase. This is a striking fact when it is borne in mind that there are seventeen States which have a larger total vote than California. In 1884 California held the eighthth position in volume of vote, and in the census of 1880 her rank in population was twenty-fourth. An attentive study of the tables will show that this State has made a greater relative increase than any other State in the Union. Consumption barely cared. 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. Slocum, M.C., 181 Pearlst., New York. BUSINESS BRIEF: Buena Park Cash Storm 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 rock candy syrup or any other make. Go to A. T. Wallop for fresh ranch batter. Big invoice of Boots and Shoes received at Federman's. For sale at bottom prices. Try the celebrated Pilzner Beer at Fritz Ruhmann and at the Palace. The Anaheim Pharmacy will hereafter deliver Gasoline at the old prices in Los Angeles. We have the best white Naphta 74.Warranted. Our line of vases, plush goods, albums are entirely new in style and novel. Come and see them, D. W. Hunt, Anaheim Pharmacy. Look! Look! Look! Fine assortment of Holiday Goods from New York city will arrive December 1st. Anaheim Pharmacy. 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 "Dairymakers," by Kirk Munroe; "The Red Mustang," by W. O. Stoddard; and "A Day in Waxland," by R. K. Mankittrick; "Nella Thurlow's Truth," by J. T. Trowbridge; "The Three Wishes," by E. Austey 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 Sophia R. Herrick; "Children of Child life from Dickens," by Margaret E. Sangher; 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 lattrae-tive and desirable in juvenile literature.- Boston Converse. A weekly feast of good things to the boys and girls in every family which it visits.- Brooklyn Union. It is wonderful in its wealth of pictures, information, and interest.- Christian Adroite, N.Y. TERMS: Postage Prepaid, $2 per Year. Vol. X, begins November 6, 1888. Specimen Copy sent on receipt of a two-cent stamp. Single Numbers, Five Cents 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. FALL ANNOUNCEMENT OF 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 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. 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. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS JOE HELMSEN'S ALBUMS of Every Description! XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS! Xmas and New Year's CARDS! BOOKS OF ALL KINDS AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER PRESENTS. Everything Cheaper than Ever. Remember that the latest is always to be had at my Store. At the Harness Store of Wm. R. Harker, ANAHEIM, You will find some very fine and choice Mohair Lap Robes, worth $25, for $20 each, also a very fine assortment of Plush and Woolen Lap Robes very cheap. WHIPS OF ALL KINDS & PRICES. Twenty cents will buy you a fine whip. Just ask to see the All Whalehone Whips for $3. Horse Blankets. The great 51 A is the very best Horse Blanket sold in the market today. For a Present to Your Daughter, Wife or Sister. A fine Side Saddle, a Lap Robe or a Whip. A Present for Your Father, Son or Brother. A set of Harness, a Saddle or a pair of Horse Blankets, a Plush Robe, a Boy's Saddle, a Riding Brille. Any of the above will make fine Christmas Presents, and Wm. R. Harker will be only too glad to sell them to you at lower prices than you can get the same goods in the city of Los Angeles. He invites you to call and see him. P. PELLEGRIN & SON, For a Present to Your Daughter, Wife or Sister. A fine Side Saddle, a Lap Robe or a Whip. A Present for Your Father, Son or Brother. A set of Harness, a Saddle or a pair of Horse Banks, a Plush Role, a Boy's Saddle, a Riding Brille. Any of the above will make fine Christmas Presents, and Wm. R. Harker will be only too glad to sell them to you at lower prices than you can get the same goods in the city of Los Angeles. He invites you to call and see him. P. PELLEGRIN & SON, Jewelry, Art and Music Store. Sole Agents for New Home, Davis Vertical Feed, Avery & Royal, St. John Sewing Machines. Postoffice Block; Center Street PLANTERS' HOTEL, F. L. MASON, PROPRIETOR. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. Center Street, Anaheim, Cal