anaheim-gazette 1889-02-07

The Weekly Gazette. INDEPENDENT EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Korras and Pamela THURSDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1830 A public correspondence sends in the following which we print with our hand and grasp the editorial signage with it. Other if the individual referred to favors county division, he certainly has that privilege but we submit he is very easily able to agree to the acceptance of so likely a population as the panorship of the community that is to be a reward for imperfecting the many residents of Abraham in favor of the infarction of this condition. If there is no time with the man in which the leaves and trees are to be dealt out to your company, for Santa Ana three months may be used to crease the members that is all. Hereunto the nor allegation may be seen in application at this office during business hours. If the only load in Anaheim who has refused to sign against county division would require immediate attention to Santa Ana, he may appeal to the future painter of the courthouse at a fixed salary of twenty dollars per month. The above, we fear they come also should have spurred similar referrals to with such flattening of stinging worms may reappear aggressively and smite him in his wrath. All transmissions are caught when compared with the cold blooded attack about given worms. We pause in leisure, catch and wash them in a period. Lit. Anaheim Savings Loan and Building Association institution that is desirous to play an important part in the welfare of communities. It has been subject to the authorization of money to be loaned to the following: The father, who had undergone a reversal of fortune, and who became paralytic in consequence of protracted anxiety. She lived alone with her father, who had undergone a reversal of fortune, and who became paralytic in consequence of protracted anxiety. She supported the household by giving lessons, which involved long walks about the town. Influenced by the fatigue caused by so much walking she incurred to her that she might become paralyzed, and that their situation would then be terrible. Haunted by this idea, she fell a growing weakness in her mind and after was quite awake. MEDICINE FOR THE IMAGINATION. How Parasitic May Be Cured—A Hypnotized Subject—Paraplegia. We must be permitted to dwell for a moment in medicine for the imagination, who is tired to the name of suggestive therapy. The prizes is as follows: Inflamed by a persistent idea, suggested by external circumstances; a paralysis is developed. The physician makes use of his authority to suggest the idea of an inevitable, uncontainable cure, and the paralysis is curved accordingly. This cure, as well as the development of functional disturbance, was directly affected by an idea. An idea may therefore, be according to circumstances, a pathogenic and a therapeutic agent. This notion is not new, but since it was misinterpreted, it has remained unfruitful. The most important of the organic disturbances produced by an idea is an experiment on venation performed by Porachon, a chemist at Charmes. He applied some postage stamps to the left shoulder of a hypothetical subject, keeping them in their place with some strips of dischylon and a compass at the same time he suggested to the subject that he had applied a blister. The subject was watched, and when twenty hours had elapsed the dressing, which had remained untouched, was removed. The epidermis to which it had been applied was kept and dead and of a yellowish-white color, and this region of the skin was puffy and surrounded by an intensely red zone. It was in 1830 that Russell Reynolds first noted the existence of motor and sensory disturbances, developed under the influence of an idea. The motor disturbance sometimes consists in spasms, in ataxic or incoordinated movements, and more frequently in paralysis which affects the upper limbs. Erb gives to these symptoms the name of imaginative paraplegia. The type of this paraplegia is afforded by Reynolds's first observation, which concerned a young woman who was affected by paraplegia under the following circumstances: She lived alone with her father, who had undergone a reversal of fortune, and who became paralytic in consequence of protracted anxiety. She supported the household by giving lessons, which involved long walks about the town. Influenced by the fatigue caused by so much walking she incurred to her that she might become paralyzed, and that their situation would then be terrible. Haunted by this idea, she fell a growing weakness in her mind and after was quite awake. OF ORDINANCE An ordinance to prevent the spread tree, fruit tree and vine pests, and to provide for irrigation. The Board of Trustees of the city herein do ordain as follows: Section 1.—All fruit trees, vines infested by the insect known as moth, cottony common scale-, and kindred noxious insects, their papery, or any disease liable to repiration, are hereby declared a public See 2.—All fruit trees, vine plants, cuttings, grafts and saplings fruit boxes and packages or any to be used in orchards, introduce the city limits from other places wine, which are infested or infected of said insects, their lava or paper of them, or by any disease liable contagion, are hereby declared an nuisance. See 3.—One or more inspector pests and a Quarantine Guardian appointed by the Board of Trustees shall be the duty of the Inspector Pasta to examine all fruit trees, vines within the city limits, known with any of this insect mentioned one of this ordinance, and if found no infested or infested, he shall give in writing to the owner or occupant land in which said insects are found infect such trees, fruit trees or vines ten days after said notice is served said owners or occupants who shall infect the same within ten days a notice is served shall be guilty of insignoration and on conviction thereof issued by a fine of not less than two dollars nor more than one hundred for each offense. Should said infested or infected fruit trees or vines be not dressed within said ten days, the Inspector forthwith report the same to the QGuardian in writing, giving the name of occupant or owner, and her kind of infested or infested vines. The Inspector and QGuardian shall then proceed to treat and thoroughly disinfect such infected trees, fruit trees or vines cost of such disinfection shall be the owner of the trees, fruit trees no disinfected. It shall be the duty Quarantine Guardian to serve up owner a written statement of the such disinfection, and make a demission for the payment of such costs such demand be not paid within after the service of such demand, if the duty of said Quarantine Guardian statute legal proceedings for the recourse costs of such disinfection. It A man in a white shirt and blue pants stands on a street corner, holding a sign that reads "Welcome to the City of New York." He is surrounded by buildings and trees, with a street lamp visible in the background. The sky is clear, and the sun is shining brightly. A few people are walking along the sidewalk, while others are sitting on benches or stairs. The street is lined with trees and buildings, creating a picturesque urban landscape. In the foreground, there is a large building with a tall window. The interior has a modern design with wooden floors and glass walls. A large outdoor garden area with various plants and flowers can be seen. In the background, there are more buildings, including a large office building with a high ceiling and many windows. The street is busy with pedestrians and vehicles, including cars and buses. The image captures a moment in time in New York City, showcasing its architectural beauty and bustling city life. of such lands may petition the board of District to be included within their district, and after giving this notice of the time for hearing such petitions the board shall, if they deem it for the interests of the district, order that the boundaries of the district be changed as to include the land mentioned in the petition, or some part thereof, but if the board deems it not for the interest of the district, the petition may be rejected. If there should be filled with the board objects which include such lands, the board, it is favorable to the resolution of such lands, small adopt a resolution into effect, and then call an election for the voters of the district to determine the fate of the petition. In case of the inclusion exclusion of any lands within any district by proceedings under the above act, the Board of Directors, at least thirty days prior to the next succession election, shall divide such district into five divisions, and one director, ball overseer, be elected by each division. Electors are called only when objections are filed with the board, otherwise the Board acts of itself. If it should agree with the objectors then the petition for inclusion or exclusion of lands will be rejected without submitting the matter to a vote of the electors of the district. The electors called when the Board of Directors are in favor of the petition and objections are filed to such petition. With the abscense were read a third time and passed in the Senate on Tuesday. As they originated in the Assembly, they are now in force. Briefly on the same day introduced a bill amounting to irrigation districts. As we have not been able to see any of the bill, this change cannot be shown in this week's issue. The locust and acacia are condemned as oak trees because of the number of insects they harbor, mostly of the resin species. The acacia, especially seems to be the natural name for numbers of pests, bark lice and cankers. A report comes from Fresno that the acalyptus tree is a breeding place for pests, though it does not seem to be so in this valley. The latter, however, has one quality that ought to prevent it from being platted in yards, or even in a town. It is a gross feeder. Everything within a hundred feet must suffer from starvation. Along the highway or in gulches or ravines, where the land cannot be cultivated the eucalyptus will amply repay for planting. The California black walnut is a quick grower, makes a good shade, and has no insect parasites. The native pepper or laurel tree makes a good shade, but it abounds in scales, even in the dense woods. The Mexican pepper also forms a dense shade, but limits its use. Liters of the Climate. Tradition tells of a young English recruit who was sent out to guard prison duty in Ceylon soon, after his enlistment, until he held with great amazement having never seen a colored man before the first native who boarded the transport when she came anchor in Colombia harbor. "Who's that black chap," Billf asked in a courteade. "What! don't you know him again?" answered the other, who was a bit of a wag: "why, that's our old clown, Harry Thompson," that you used to know in the country. It's been our bore five years, you know, and the sun's toasted him black." "The sun's toasted him black!" relied the grassborn, staring in open月牙 horror at the supposed transformation: "Do you mean to say that I'll like that when I've been here five years?" "Of course you will," Dick" replied his tormentor, with heartless cheerfulness,"and still I too, and still all of us." Dook at that chap" (pointing to a passing Chinese boatman), "he's only yellow you see, because he hasn't got more than half toasted yet; but in another year or two he'll be as black as your knees." - David Ker in New York Times. The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderfullthing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be allied with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, acure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free at Wm. M. Higgins' Druggist. Oranges are now being moved from Florida in bulk the same as potatoes. The cars are piled about three feet deep with oranges. Paper is run around the sides of the car and the door is covered with fine marsh grass. These carloads of loose oranges now come regularly to Baltimore from Orlando Station, on the South Florida Railroad. They have attracted much attention at Calvert Station, where they are unloaded. This new method of moving them does away with the old idea of wrapping them in paper and excluding the air as much as possible. Several varieties come in a car, partitions of thin boards being put up. The last car to Baltimore contained 42,000 oranges, and had been six days making the trip. The freight on the car was $155. A Sound Legal Opinion. K. Bainbridge Monday, Eq., County Atty., Clay Co., Tex., says: "We have used Electric Bitters with most happy result. My brother also was very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Kv., adds a like testimony, saying: He positively believes he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward off, as well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders stands unqualified.$100c and $1$, at Wm. H. Higgins. Until we arrive at that utopian epoch on human humanity shall cease to be with bodily saliva. One of the tent weapons which the armory of O furnishes, is Hostetter's Stomach which is of special utility as a family duly as it adapted to the immediate ultimate cure of those disorders stomach liver and bowels which are moment occurrence. Indigestion, constipation are inseparable com­ ments and these saliments are completely erased by the bitters. But the remedial this superlatively wholesome and medicine takes in also nervous rheumatism and kidney troubles; it in these as in the other complained characterized by unequaled thorny Near Cottonwood, are occasionally seen two They are willt, and run away from like a deer. They are the remaining land imported by the government an on the desert for pack animals some ago. The scheme did not prove sure and four of them were turned out their chances. Two have either killed killed, and the others are ranging o deserts in a wild state, and are often seen by prospectors and hunters. NEW ADVERTISMENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY (Pacific System.) IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME Trains leave and are due to arrive at Los Angeles daily as follows: DESTINATION BANING BANNING COLTON COLTON COLTON DAMMING AND EAST EL PAISA SPECIAL AND EAST VIA COUFFE LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH LONG BEACH CONNECTS AS Cotton with motor for San Juan and Rivera. Daily except Sunday • Fridays only. Days only only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only •Twunday Connects as Cotton with motor for San Juan and Rivera. Daily except Sunday • Fridays only. Days only only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sundays only • Tw Sunddays only • Tw Sunddays only • Tw Sunddays only • Tw Sunddays only • Tw Sunddays only • Tw Sunddays only • Tw Sunddays only•Twunday OF ORDINANCE 54. A ordinance to prevent the operating of tree, fruit tree and vine pests, and diseases, and to provide for their extirpation. The Board of Traders of the city of Anaheim do ordain as follows: Section 1.—All fruit trees, trees and infested by the insect known as Culmeth, cottony cannon snail, red scale and kindred noxious insects, their larvae or eggs, or any disease liable to spread contaminate, are hereby declared a public nuisance. 2.—All fruit trees, vines, fruit, nuts, cuttings, grafts and seeds, and all plant boxes and packages or any appliance used in orchards, introduced within city limits from other places or otherwise, which are infested or infected by any and all insects, their larvae or pupae, or any them, or by any disease liable to spread contaminate, are hereby declared a public nuisance. 3.—One or more inspectors of fruit trees and a Quarantine Guardian shall be appointed by the Board of Traders. It will be the duty of the Inspector of Fruit trees to examine all fruit trees, trees and plants within the city limits, known, leased or reported to be infested or infected by any of the insects mentioned in section 3 of this ordinance, and if found by him infested or infested, he shall give notice to the owner or occupant of the land in which said insects are found, to dissect such trees, fruit trees or vines within days after said notice is served. All owners or occupants who shall not dissect the same within ten days after said notice is served shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars each offense. Should said infested or infected trees, fruit trees or vines be not disinfected within ten days, the Inspector shall with report the same to the Quarantine Guardian in writing, giving the locality, name of occupant or owner, and the number and kind of infected or infected trees or vines. The Inspector and Quarantine Guardian shall then proceed to the locality thoroughly disinfect such infested or infected trees, fruit trees or vines, and the such disinfection shall be borne by owner of the trees, fruit trees or vines disinfected. It shall be the duty of the Quarantine Guardian to serve upon such owner a written statement of the cost of disinfection, and make a demand upon for the payment of such cost, and it will demand be not paid within ten days for the service of such demand, it shall be duty of said Quarantine Guardian to initiate legal proceedings for the recovery of costs of such disinfection. It shall be NEW ADVERTISING. DELINQUENT Tax List IN AND FOR THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE OF CALIFORNIA For the Fiscal Year 1888-89. Amount of taxes and cost due. Arnold, D H—Lots 13, 14, 15 in block 2, Santa Fe tract, valued at $300, tax $150, 5 per cent 8 cents, cost of advertising $150, total tax and costs. Alexander, Mrs R S—Lot 20 in block 4, Santa Fe tract, valued at $50, tax 25 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, cost of advertising 50 cents, total tax and costs. Apfield, John—Lots 34 and 35 in block 3 in Santa Fe tract, valued at $250, tax $125, 5 per cent 6 cents, cost of advertising $1, total tax and costs. Ackerman, L—Lot 22, block 2 in Santa Fe tract, valued at $75, tax 38 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents, total tax and costs. Borkle, F—Lot 96 in block G, Vineyard C, valued at $125, tax 62 cents, 5 per cent 3 cents, costs of advertising 50 cents, total tax and costs. Bosford, H B—Lots 5 and 6 in block M, Center tract, valued at $250, tax 25 per cent 6 cents, cost of advertising $1, total tax and costs. Barker, H T—Lots 37 and 38 in block C, Center tract, valued at $200, tax 5 per cent 5 cents. NEW ADVERTISING. valuation: $250, tax $175, 5 per cent 9 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents, total tax and cents. Heiman, Mrs Panline—Lots 62 and 63 in block E, in Vineyard C3, valued at $200, tax $150, cost of advertising $1, total tax and cents. Helaa, H W—Lots 2 and 3 block 2, Santa Fe tract, valued at $100, tax 50 cents, 5 per cent 3 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents Total tax and costs. Kruter, Prismium—Lot 4 block L Center tract, valued at $125, tax 62 cents, 5 per cent 3 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents Total tax and costs. Kennedy, L—Lot 15 block A Reister tract, valued at $100, tax 50 cents, 5 per cent 3 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents Total tax and costs. Lincke A S—Lots 32，33，34，35 block A Center tract，valued at $400，tax $2，5 per cent 10 cents，cost of advertising $2，总称 Tax and costs。 Mix，Rena E—Lot 10 block D Reister tract，valued at $75，tax 38 cents，5 per cent 2 cents，cost of advertising $2，总称 Tax and costs。 Martin，Lerey—Lot Q1，block D Reister tract，valued at $75，tax 38 cents，5 per cent 2 cents，cost of advertising $2，总称 Tax and costs。 Morales，Juan—North forty feet of south seven feet lot No.60，valued at $75，improvements valued at $75，总称 Valuation $150，tax 75 cents，5 per cent 4 cents，cost of advertising $2，总称 Tax and costs。 Maneenan，S M—Lots 26 and 27 block C Center tract，valued at $250，tax $125，5 per cent 7 cents，cost of advertising $1，总称 Tax and costs。 McNeil，J H—Town lot 61，valued at $300，improvements valued at $300，总称 Valuation $600，tax $3，5 per cent 15 cents，cost of advertising $1，总称 Tax and costs。 McCrease，John—Lot 39，block D Vineyard C3，valued at $100，tax 50 cents，5 per cent 3 cents，cost of advertising $1，总称 Tax and costs。 Orena，Gaspar I4，Vineyard E5，valued at $150，tax 75 cents，5 per cent 4 cents，cost of advertising $1，总称 Tax and costs。 Parkovich，J L—Lots 8和10 block B Santa Fe tract，valued at $175；Lots 3和4 block B Santa Fe tract，valued at $100；Lots 3、4、5和6 block B Lorelei tract，valued at $800，总称 Valuation $1.075；tax $38，5 per cent 27 cents，cost of advertising $2，总称 Tax and costs。 CONDITION The real property will reelention within twelve date of the sale; but if any levies absolute in force will be executed to the aid of us provided by law. DOLEARS AND Public not cohesive appears opposite after each description. Real Estate portion following opposite name in the Personal this Deliquent Tax Laws and for the City of Anaheim for and do represent real or in coins; case may be the amount in cash as follo The image contains a page of text from a historical newspaper, likely from the 19th century, discussing the importance of quarantine and infection control measures in urban areas during the early 20th century. Here is the transcription of the text: "the city may be appointed officer Quarantine Guardian." "It shall be the duty of the Inspector of Fruit Pests to make periodical to all the orchards within the limits once a month and report them to the Quarantine Guardian." "This ordinance shall take effect in force from and after its passage." President of the Board of Trustees. The text discusses inspection of trees, fruit trees, vines, and other articles mentioned in Section Two of this ordinance, which require the detection and isolation of infected or infested items before they can be delivered to the owners. It also mentions the duty of the Inspector or Quarantine Guardians to examine all trees, fruit trees, vines, and other articles mentioned in Section Two of this ordinance, which require the detection and isolation of infected or infested items before they can be delivered to the owners. The text emphasizes the importance of quarantine and infection control measures in urban areas during the early 20th century. It states that the city may be appointed officer Quarantine Guardian, and it shall be the duty of the Inspector of Fruit Pests to make periodical reports to all the orchards within the limits once a month and report them to the Quarantine Guardian. This ordinance shall take effect in force from and after its passage. President of the Board of Trustees. M. NENELSON, City Clerk." The document appears to be a formal notice or order related to public health regulations in an urban area. The headings include "DOLEARS ANNOUNCEMENT," "NO PROPERTY," "SEALED PROJECT," and "ARTIST." The content is organized into paragraphs with clear headings and bullet points. The text is written in a formal tone, typical of official documents from the past. we arrive at that utopian epoch when human life shall cease to be afflicted bodily ailments. One of the most powerful weapons which the armory of medicine makes is Hostetter's Stamach Bitters, which is of special utility as a family remedy it is adapted to the immediate relief ultimate cure of those disorders of the beach, liver and bowels which are of common occurrence. Indigestion, biliousness constipation are inseparable companions, these ailments are completely eradicated by bitters. But the remedial scope of superlatively whalenome and genial sense takes in also nervous ailments, natrium and kidney troubles; its action ease, as in the other complaints, being tolerated by unequaled thoroughness. Ar Cottonwood, on the Gila river, in Arizona, are occasionally seen two camels, are wild, and run away from a man deer. They are the remains of the imported by the government and used as desert for pack animals some years ago. Two have either died or been killed, and the others are ranging over the state in a wild state, and are occasionally by prospectors and hunters. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. UTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (Pacific System.) February 6, 1889. IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE AT LOS ANGELES daily as follows: Banning Bathing Colton Colton Colton Daming and East 12 Prairie East Long Beach Long Beach and San Pedro Golden Gate Special and East via Council Bluffs. Banning Bathing Colton Colton Colton Daming and East 12 Prairie East Long Beach Long Beach and San Pedro Golden Gate Special and East via Council Bluffs. Banning Bathing Colton Colton Colton Daming and East 12 Prairie East Long Beach Long Beach and San Pedro Golden Gate Special and East via Council Bluffs. Banning Bathing Colton Colton Colton Daming and East 12 Prairie East Long Beach Long Beach and San Pedro Golden Gate Special and East via Council Bluffs. Banning Bathing Colton Colton Colton Daming and East 12 Prairie East Long Beach Long Beach and San Pedro Golden Gate Special and East via Council Bluffs. Farmers & Merchants' Bank—Lot 38, block D, in Vineyard C, valued at $100, tax 50 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents, total tax and costs. Fowler, Michael—Lot 25, block 2, in Santa Fe tract, valued at $150, tax 75 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents, total tax and costs. Gross, Howard—Lot 7 in block 2, Santa Fe tract, valued at $50, tax 25 cents, cost of advertising 50 cents, total tax and costs. Graves, J A—Lot 8, 10 and 11, in block C, Vineyard F, valued at $300, tax $150, 5 per cent 8 cents, cost of advertising $150, total tax and costs. Herring, Peter—Lots 2 and 3, block A, Vineyard C, valued at $400, personal improvements valued at $755, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valuation $1633, total valution $ Total tax and costs. Duarte, M—Town Lot 43 valued at $250, personal property valued at $25, total valuation $275, tax $185, 5 per cent 7 cents, cost of advertising 50 cts., total tax and costs. Dockweiler, J H—Lot 27 in block C, Vineyard C, valued at $100, tax 50 cents, 5 per cent 7 cents, cost of advertising 50 cts., total tax and costs. Denna, S A—Lot 60 in Vineyard E, valued at $100, tax 50 cents, 5 per cent 7 cents, cost of advertising 50 cts., total tax and costs. Eager, Mrs S C—Lots II, I2 III, I4 and I4 block C, Reiser tract, valued at $200, tax $150, 5 per cent 7 cents, cost of advertising 200 cts., total tax and costs. Forbes, A W—Lot 30 block B Center tract, valued at $100 tax 50 cents, 5 per cent 7 cents, cost of advertising 50 cts., total tax and costs. Flotow Thae—E40 feet of town lot 27 valued at $80 improvements valued at $100 personal property valued $98 total valuation $278 tax $195. 5 per cent 7 cents, cost of advertising 50 cts., total tax and costs. Freeman, Otto—Lots II24 and 35 in block B Center tract, valued at $200 tax $225. 5 per cent 11 cents, cost of advertising 1 total tax and costs. Freeman, Otto—Lots II24 and 35 in block B Center tract, valued at $200 tax $225. 5 per cent 11 cents, cost of advertising 1 total tax and costs. Freeman, Otto—Lots II24 and 35 in block B Center tract, valued at $200 tax $225. 5 per cent 11 cents，cost of advertising 1 total tax and costs. Freeman, Otto—Lots II24 and 35 in block B Center tract，valued at$200 tax$225. 5 per cent 11 cents，cost of advertising 1 total tax和 costs。 Freeman，Otto—Lots II24和 35在block B中心 tract，valued at$200税$225. 5 per cent 11 cents，cost of advertising 1 total tax和 costs。 Freeman，Otto—Lots II24和 35在block B中心 tract，valued at$200税$225. 5 per cent 11 cents，cost of advertising 1 total tax和 costs。 Freeman，Otto—Lots II24和 35在block B中心 tract，valued at$200税$225. 5 per cent 11 cents，cost of advertising 1 total tax和 costs。 Freeman，Otto—Lots II24和 35在block B中心 tract，valued at$200税$225. 5 per cent 11 cents，cost of advertising 1 total tax和 costs。 Freeman，Otto—Lots II24和 35在block B中心 tract，valued at$200税$225. 5 per cent 9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents， cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents， cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents，cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising .9 cents ， cost of Advertising . 成本及总计为： Block S: Spooler trac t value at$180 total valuat ion at$710 tax$7.55. per cent 8 inches,cost.of adverti ng.$1. total taxand costs. Simpkins,Mrs N.H-Lots and blocks in block S: Santa Fe trac t value at$450 Tax$2.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$1. total taxand costs. Sholle,Lake I and Block A: Santa Fe trac t value at$450 Tax$2.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$1. total taxand costs. Skene,N.W-Lots and blocks in Block A: Santa Fe trac t value at$450 Tax$2.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$1. total taxand costs. Savin,A J-Lots in Block F: In Vineyard C; valued at$100 tax.50 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$.50 total taxand costs. Van Brunt.W H-Lots i.2.7.8 in block S: Zeyn trac t value at$75 Tax$.8.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$.50 total taxand costs. TuffeeJ.K-Lot on Thalia street in lot 34.Anaheim Extension valued at$100 improvements valued at$250 total valuat ion at$75 Tax$.8.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$.50 total taxand costs. Waggoner,G W-Lot i. Block N: Center trac t value at$450 Tax$.8.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$.50 total taxand costs. Van Brunt.W H-Lots i. Block N: Center trac t value at$450 Tax$.8.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$.50 total taxand costs. Waggoner,G W-Lot i. Block N: Center trac t value at$450 Tax$.8.5 per cent7 cents,cost.of adverti ng.$. Thursday, the 28th Day of February, A. D. 1889. At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, commence to sell the real estate upon which such taxes are a lien; at public auction for and due account, of such deficient taxes thereon, in front of the City hall in the City of Anaheim, County of Los Angeles, State of California, and that I will continue such sale from day to day. (Sundays and legal holidays excepted), according to the adjournments, and between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 3 o'clock P.M. of each day of sale, and at the same place, until the whole property hereinbefore set forth, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be sold; and that I will sell the smallest quantity of each piece or parcel of property liable for such taxes that will be taken by any person for the amount, in legal coin of the United States, of the taxes and costs remaining due and unpaid thereon, together with the sum of fifty (50) cents provided by law for the certificate of sale in duplicate in each and every case. CONDITIONS. The real property will be sold subject to reemption within twelve months from the date of the sale; but, if not redeemed, conveyances absolute in form of the property sold will be executed to the purchasers thereof, as provided by law. DOLEARS AND CENTS. Public notice is hereby given that the figures appearing opposite, following and last after each description of property in the Real Estate portion, also the figures appearing opposite, following and last after each name in the Personal Property portion of this Deliquent Tax List for 1888 $50.00 and for the city of Anaheim, were intended for and do represent, respectively, in dollars or in cents, or in dollars and cents, as the case may be, the amount due for taxes and costs, in manner as follows: What REED & MOYE, — SUCCESSORS TO — BAUERLE & SONS, Look-Gongden Block, Fourth St.; SANTA ANA, Cal. $18,000 Stock of FURNITURE! Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Etc. WE GUARANTEE TO SELL GOODS. 20 Per Cent Cheaper! Than any other house in Southern California for Cash. These Goods having been bought cheap for cash, we are able to make great sacrifices to the public. PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Center Street, Anaheim, Cal PLANTERS’ HOTEL, Center Street, Anaheim, Cal N. H. MITCHELL, PROP. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers REMOVAL SALE AT S. S. FEDERMAN'S GOODS AT COST Until February 10th. Your chance for Bargains Now, at last, has come; Listen not to others' mockings, But buy at once, ere this is done. JOSEPH HELMSEN, DEALER IN Groceries and Confectionery, Stationery and Notions. ARTISTIC JOB-WORK ON SHORT NOTICE AT LOW RATES. Gazette Job Office NOTICE To Stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held on Saturday, January 28, 1889, at 2 o'clock P.M., at the office of the company in Kroeger's Hall, in the city of Anaheim, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other business which may be properly brought before the meeting. By order of the President, RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary. Dated January 9, 1889. But buy at once, ere this is done. JOSEPH HELMSEN, DEALER IN Groceries and Confectionery, Stationery and Notions. TOBACCOS AND CICA Fruits of the Season Always on Hand. Valentines for Everybody, and Masks for the Masquerade Ball. You can subscribe for any Newspaper or Magazine in the Works through my agency, at publishers' rates, and they will be mailed to you direct from publishers. P. PELLEGRIN & SGN, Jewelry, Art and Music Store. Sole Agents for New Home, Davis Vertical Feed, Avery & Royal, St. John Seating Machines. We buy all our Musical Instruments and Sewing Machines direct from the Manufacturers. Postoffice Block, Center, Street