anaheim-gazette 1889-03-14

COUNTY OF ORANGE. Assurance That Will Carry Anteers in the New County and county of Prehnae Vale on Bittern Possibility of Two Theatres in Eater of It The Signed List of Officers and the Aptriary A New Aspirant in the County Sent. The county will having passed the chief interest at present canciliation to be held June 18, motion of division as to be submitted vote of the people of city. If less than two thirds of the electors vote for the formal new county division is to be there is no question that Askews gained many friends by the amendments, leaving the reason to be determined by the many votes were gained for the population from men who might not be voted against it. With the entertaining how a two thirds brought about, the state of the appended. 216 69 110 125 111 23 23 23 23 27 69 202 176 24 157 36 2,671 A requirement a poll of 1,781 votes to disposition. Eight hundred and ten will defeat it. Let us see latter number may be secured our residents firmly believe reasoning that this township will warrant division we have the Anahaim, Purlown, Fullerton with a combined vote of 131. 2,671 County Coroner, who shall be ex-officio Public Administrator. The County Government bill provides that counties having a population of twelve thousand eight hundred and one (12,801) and under thirty-even thousand shall belong to and be known as counties of the fifteenth class. Orange county is of this claim. The salaries of officers in counties of this claim are per annum. County Clerk $1,500 Sheriff 3,500 Recorder 1,500 Auditor 600 Treasurer / 1,500 Tax Collector 600 Assessor 2,500 District Attorney 1,500 Coroner—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Public Administrator—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Superintendent of Schools 800 Surveyor—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Justices of the Peace and Constables—Succident as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Supervisors 520 The County Government Act, as amended by the Legislature of 1887, provides that the salaries and fees provided in this Act shall be in full compensation for all services every kind and description rendered by the officers therem' named, either as officers or auxiliary officers, their deputies and assistants, unless in this Act otherwise provided, and all deputies employed shall be paid by their principal out of the salaries hereinbefore provided. The Assessor however, is permitted to retain 6 per cent on personal property tax collected by him and lower rent for poll taxes collected by him. The Supervisors shall also allow the Sheriff expenses in transacting criminal business outside of the county, and for boarding prisoners. It is further provided that the Board of Supervisors may, if they find the compensation of any official insufficient for the services required to be performed, allow such officer such number of deputies as in their judgment may be required to do the business of such office, such salary, however, not to exceed $100 per month for each deputy. SCALE PESTS. Senator McComas' Hill Providing for Their Extinction. Senator McComas has introduced the following substitute for the promotion of horticultural interests of the State. It will be found interesting at this stage of the warfare upon the scale. Section one of the balloon question is amended to read: Whenever a petition is presented to the Board of Supervisors of any county and signed by twenty-five or more persons who are resident freeholders and County Coroner, who shall be ex-officio Public Administrator. The County Government bill provides that counties having a population of twelve thousand eight hundred and one (12,801) and under thirty-even thousand shall belong to and be known as counties of the fifteenth class. Orange county is of this clause. The salaries of officers in counties of this clause are per annum. County Clerk $1,500 Sheriff 3,500 Recorder 1,500 Auditor 600 Treasurer / 1,500 Tax Collector 600 Assessor 2,500 District Attorney 1,500 Coroner—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Public Administrator—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Superintendent of Schools 800 Surveyor—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Justices of the Peace and Constables—Succident as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Supervisors 520 The County Government Act, as amended by the Legislature of 1887, provides that the salaries and fees provided in this Act shall be in full compensation for all services every kind and description rendered by the officers therem' named, either as officers or auxiliary officers, their deputies and assistants, unless in this Act otherwise provided, and all deputies employed shall be paid by their principals out of the salaries hereinbefore provided. The Assessor however, is permitted to retain 6 per cent on personal property tax collected by him and lower rent for poll taxes collected by him. The Supervisors shall also allow the Sheriff expenses in transacting criminal business outside of the county, and for boarding prisoners. It is further provided that the Board of Supervisors may, if they find the compensation of any official insufficient for the services required to be performed, allow such officer such number of deputies as in their judgment may be required to do the business of such office, such salary, however, not to exceed $100 per month for each deputy. SCALE PESTS. Senator McComas' Hill Providing for Their Extinction. Senator McComas has introduced the following substitute for the promotion of horticultural interests of the State. It will be found interesting at this stage of the warfare upon the scale. Section one of the balloon question is amended to read: Whenever a petition is presented to the Board of Supervisors of any county and signed by twenty-five or more persons who are resident freeholders and County Coroner, who shall be ex-officio Public Administrator. The County Government bill provides that counties having a population of twelve thousand eight hundred and one (12,801) and under thirty-even thousand shall belong to and be known as counties of the fifteenth class. Orange county is of this clause. The salaries of officers in counties of this clause are per annum. County Clerk $1,500 Sheriff 3,500 Recorder 1,500 Auditor 600 Treasurer / 1,500 Tax Collector 600 Assessor 2,500 District Attorney 1,500 Coroner—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Public Administrator—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Superintendent of Schools 800 Surveyor—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Justices of the Peace and Constables—Succident as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Supervisors 520 The County Government Act, as amended by the Legislature of 1887, provides that the salaries and fees provided in this Act shall be in full compensation for all services every kind and description rendered by the officers therem' named, either as officers or auxiliary officers, their deputies and assistants, unless in this Act otherwise provided, and all deputies employed shall be paid by their principals out of the salaries hereinbefore provided. The Assessor however, is permitted to retain 6 per cent on personal property tax collected by him and lower rent for poll taxes collected by him. The Supervisors shall also allow the Sheriff expenses in transacting criminal business outside of the county, and for boarding prisoners. It is further provided that the Board of Supervisors may, if they find the compensation of any official insufficient for the services required to be performed, allow such officer such number of deputies as in their judgment may be required to do the business of such office, such salary, however, not to exceed $100 per month for each deputy. SCALE PESTS. Senator McComas' Hill Providing for Their Extinction. Senator McComas has introduced the following substitute for the promotion of horticultural interests of the State. It will be found interesting at this stage of the warfare upon the scale. Section one of the balloon question is amended to read: Whenever a petition is presented to the Board of Supervisors of any county and signed by twenty-five or more persons who are resident freeholders and County Coroner, who shall be ex-officio Public Administrator. The County Government bill provides that counties having a population of twelve thousand eight hundred and one (12,801) and under thirty-even thousand shall belong to and be known as counties of the fifteenth class. Orange county is of this clause. The salaries of officers in counties of this clause are per annum. County Clerk $1,500 Sheriff 3,500 Recorder 1,500 Auditor 600 Treasurer / 1,500 Tax Collector 600 Assessor 2,500 District Attorney 1,500 Coroner—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Public Administrator—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Superintendent of Schools 800 Surveyor—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Justices of the Peace and Constables—Succident as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Supervisors 520 The County Government Act, as amended by the Legislature of 1887, provides that the salaries and fees provided in this Act shall be in full compensation for all services every kind and description rendered by the officers therem' named, either as officers or auxiliary officers, their deputies and assistants, unless in this Act otherwise provided, and all deputies employed shall be paid by their principals out of the salaries hereinbefore provided. The Assessor however, is permitted to retain 6 per cent on personal property tax collected by him and lower rent for poll taxes collected by him. The Supervisors shall also allow the Sheriff expenses in transacting criminal business outside of the county, and for boarding prisoners. It is further provided that the Board of Supervisors may, if they find the compensation of any official insufficient for the services required to be performed, allow such officer such number of deputies as in their judgment may be required to do the business of such office, such salary, however, not to exceed $100 per month for each deputy. SCALE PESTS. Senator McComas' Hill Providing for Their Extinction. Senator McComas has introduced the following substitute for the promotion of horticultural interests of the State. It will be found interesting at this stage of the warfare upon the scale. Section one of the balloon question is amended to read: Whenever a petition is presented to the Board of Supervisors of any county and signed by twenty-five or more persons who are resident freeholders and County Coroner, who shall be ex-officio Public Administrator. The County Government bill provides that counties having a population of twelve thousand eight hundred and one (12,801) and under thirty-even thousand shall belong to and be known as counties of the fifteenth class. Orange county is of this clause. The salaries of officers in counties of this clause are per annum. County Clerk $1,500 Sheriff 3,500 Recorder 1,500 Auditor 600 Treasurer / 1,500 Tax Collector 600 Assessor 2,500 District Attorney 1,500 Coroner—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Public Administrator—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Superintendent of Schools 800 Surveyor—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Justices of the Peace and Constables—Succident as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Supervisors 520 The County Government bill provides that counties having a population of twelve thousand eight hundred and one (12,801) and under thirty-even thousand shall belong to and be known as counties of the fifteenth class. Orange county is of this clause. The salaries of officers in counties of this clause are per annum. County Clerk $1,500 Sheriff 3,500 Recorder 1,500 Auditor 600 Treasurer / 1,500 Tax Collector 600 Assessor 2,500 District Attorney 1,500 Coroner—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Public Administrator—Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Superintendent of Schools 800 Surveyor— Such fees as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. Justices of the Peace and Constables—Succident as are now or may hereafter be allowed by law. 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LOOKING OUT FOR THE County Next Mexico Horse Thieves. EDITOR GAETTE.—The citizens of this town are already on the move for their appointment; except the commissioners first appointed one of whom shall serve for one year; one of whom shall serve for two years; and one of whom shall serve for three years; after which they shall be appointed to three positions; each person or persons shall be required to make application of such treatment for their purpose of destroying them as said trees or place; as foreseen; that they shall serve upon the person or persons owning charge or possession of such infected trees of places; articles; as described; by any commissioner; or by any person deputied by the commissioners for that purpose; or they may be served in the same manner as a summons of any civil action. 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The question of how now be discussed in its various June 4th, when the question attended to the people for determination ballotss. The district for the county seat by our superior Fullerton has set the gossip wearing during the last two days. If the statement is correct that the town has already $74,000 pledged, and the amount be raised to $200,000, as stated by our responsible, it is plain that Fullerton will be a strong favorite with the people and that doubt will make a close call for the local offer of this large amount of not seem improbable when one complex consideration the fact that several city capitalists are guiding the destinies of the region, men who use the expression of gentleman a day or two ago, may other names down for a million and not An entrance into the arena will be creating an additional factor in the division at the polls. The 57 votes and these thrown in the new county, will give the division a large percentage of the votes in township. Morsover, if there is a neighbor capturing the county, it is no doubt that the peoples of Pacifica, Orange-corp and Cenilla will vote in favor of division and then in for a right to make Fullerton the counsenent. It is not known how our big neighbor on the other side of the river looks upon scheme, but the proposition is undoubtable to Santa Ana as it is to people of this township. A mass meeting of the citizens of Fulton $75,000 was subscribed to the guancan county seat fund and the Fullerton Land party agree to add $25,000 and a block public buildings for the county courty. OFFICERS AND SALARIES officers to be chosen at the first countare: One Superior Judge, one Attorney, one County Clerk, who is ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Clerk of the Board of Supervisors; order, who shall be ex-officio AudiSheriff, who shall be ex-officio Tax one County Treasurer; one County person responsible for Public Surveyor and one Section three is amended to read: Said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have power to divide the county into districts, and to appoint a local inspector for each said district. The State Board of Horticulture, or the quarantine officer of said board, shall issue commissions as quarantine guardians to the members of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners, and to the local inspectors thereof. The said quarantine guardians, local inspectors, or members of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall have full authority to enter into any orchard, nursery, or place or places where trees or plants are kept and offered for sale or otherwise, or any house, storeroom, saleroom, depot, or any other such place in their jurisdiction, to inspect the same, or any part thereof. Section four is amended to read: It shall be the duty of said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doings, and to make a report to the State Board of Horticulture, on before the first day of October of each year, of the condition of the fruit interests in their several district, what is being done to eradicate insect pests, also as to disinfecting, and as to quarantine against insect pests and diseases, and as to carrying out of all laws relative to the greatest good of the fruit interests. Said board shall publish reports in bulletin form, or any incorporate so much of the same in their annual reports as may be general interests. Section five is amended to read: Each member of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners, and each local inspector, shall be paid for each day actually engaged in the performance of his duties under this Act, payable out of the county treasury of his county, such compensation as shall be determined by resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the county, before entering into the discharge of his or their duties. Section six is amended to read: The said County Board of Horticultural Commissioners shall fail to perform the duties of his office, as required by this Act, he may be removed from office by the Board of Supervisors, and the vacancy time formed shall be filled by appointment by the Board of Supervisors. Is shall be the duty of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners to keep a record of their official doings, and to make a monthly report to the Board of Supervisors, A O I W Reunion. The Illustrated Pacific States, the United Workmen paper published at San Francisco, contains the following notice of the recent anniversary reunion and entertainment of the local lodge: The tenth anniversary of Anahaim Lodge, No. 85, on the evening of February 23d was a grand success. Hundreds of ladies and gentlemen at the invitation of the brethren were present in Anahaim Hall, an offices that is a credit to any locality. Frank Ey, P. M. W., presided; Dr. J. M. Ballard, P. M. W., made a most pleasant speech of welcome, and an address upon the rise and progress of the A. O. U. W. was delivered by Wm. H. Burns, F. G. M. W.; musical selections by Mrs. Thammer, Miss F. THE GLORIOUS RAIN. Batignon Our Cylinder From, and Cannon Miner. Rain began falling yesterday morning shortly after 4 o'clock and continued in a steady downpour until noon when a slight cessation ensued in the pluvial dispersion. At about 11 o'clock, the exhaust pipe being clogged with debris of one character and another, the roof of our composing room began leaking, and soon a perfect torrent of water was descending on type, pressure, potassium, shortage and everything else. A large section of the plastering on the ceiling way and came tumbling down at the cylinder's side, narrowly snapping the ink fountain and distributing rubble. Had these latter been flushed with the falling plaster, water and dirt no longer would have been seen on day. A heavy accumulation of the roof revealed the smoothing floor of the roof was covered with six inches of water, and that there was imminent danger of immediate flooding of our composing room. Blankets, oilcloths and heavy paper were hastily called into requisition and the cylinder covered as much as possible. A gang of plumbers (84 an hour) was despatched to the scene upon the roof, and our special war correspondent took the first train for the northern latitude. In a short while the draining pipes were broken and a sheet of water plunged over the side of the building sufficient to propel a well-grown sugar refinery. Finally the leakers were stopped and at this writing it is safe to say the paper will in all probability appear as usual in the morning. This consummation was probably brought about by the herculean efforts of the religious editor, who let himself out with great effect for a few minutes when the excitement was at the highest. At 6 o'clock last evening an inch and a half of rain had fallen, and the indications were favorable for an all-night downpour. It was raining steadily at that hour, with a warm wind blowing from the south. Total rainfall for the season, 10.88 inches. Last season to date, 14.88. Nearly twelve inches of rain fell last season between January 1st and March 1st, while this year the conditions are somewhat reversed, as we have received but scant three inches since the first day. Kleinigriten. The present rainforest makes the farmers smile. An interesting article on best sugar in considerably increased out of this issue. It will appear in our next issue. All new publications for Postmaster have already up dated the week, but the woods are full of articles for county officials. R. G. Wright, who went down to the Lower California mines, returned yesterday. He reports people returning in large numbers. Expense packages for the following persons remain unclaimed for at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office: Bannie Prather, J. T. Berdens, J. Berlin, R. Cabellano, P. Behler. Joseph Ballenger, the kindman, who had his hand crushed while coupling cars at the California Central depot last week, died of shock in Los Angeles on Monday. An anonymous letter from Los Angeles criticizing the recent concert of the Philharmonic Concert has found its way into the waste hunker. Correspondents not caring to sign their names to their articles had better move time by not writing at all. James Conliff, a bricklayer, was arrested at Santa Ana yesterday and brought hars by Constable Landall, charged with an assault against J. S. Weber. At the trial before White yesterday afternoon Conliff freed $50 for his amusement. Jeremiah Renault was brought up from Westminster on Monday by Constable Tom Hall, charged with disturbing the peace. Jeremiah was in the habit, it is said, of wanering about the colony begging for his meals, and frightening timid people by his crazy actions. After hearing the case Justice White released him. Constables Fisk and Inalay of Santa Ana came upon a band of tramps in the willows near the river bed last week, and discovered a large quantity of stolen property in their possession. The thieves were arrested and taken to Santa Ana. All the articles have been identified, except one saddle, supposed to have been stolen from Anahaim. H. G. Wilshire of Pullerton writes us that he has some gennine sugar beet seed, sent by Claus Spreckels, which he will be glad to furnish free to those desiring to experiment. Mr. Wilshire has taken a great deal of interest in sugar beet culture and it well qualified to impart all necessary information to those desiring to experiment with beets. On last Saturday the regular Coronade excursion train carried eleven coaches with nearly 600 passengers more economical than any other train with the minimum of low-speed aluminum or phosphate powders. Boa oak railway is in California Central Railway Time Trains p.m. until 12 noon. Cooling South T.A.DARLING ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder never varies. A marvel of strength and wholesomeness. More economical than any other powder with minimal use or phosphate powders. Boa oak railway is in California Central Railway Time Trains p.m., until 12 noon. Cooling South T.A.DARLING BEET SUGAR. Visit of Two Representatives of the American Sugar Millery. Editor Gazette—One week ago last Saturday there came to Anaheim quietly on a short visit two gentlemen from San Francisco, representatives of the American sugar millery there, which is a member of the sugar trust. Those gentleman took a fair look at our country and took along a sample of our soil. They were very well satisfied with our lands and left best seed here for experimenting. They also inquired into our water system and advised to try planting in different months. Their idea is to plant at all seasons possible, and to run the factory continuously, if they put one near here. They will be back probably by the time our beets are ready to use, to find out the percentage of sugar; they came from Pomona and the Chino ranch, but preferred our neighborhood. We have the best lands and the largest country around us for that purpose. Their visit was very limited and from here they went by rail to San Diego. They seem to have studied the sugar best business fairly well in Europe. They advise planting the beats in rows fifteen inches apart and six inches apart in the row. It is somewhat different from the Spreckala method. Any one of our farmers who wants to give the raising of sugar beets a trial can get the seed from Max Nebelung with all the information necessary. It seems that we have a fair show of getting a factory in our neighborhood. It depends now mostly on ourselves, to use this opportunity, and meet those people halfway and give them all the inducements possible. The main trouble with us will be about the water. Will the water company consent to the use of their water? On the other side of the river, they use the water for running the mill and nobody is hurt, but they had only one place to put that mill. Here we have to unite upon the site of a factory when the time comes. H. KOEGER. ROLL OF HONOR. The following is a list of pupils of Anaheim district who deserve special mention for perfect attendance, good conduct and a high standing in studies for the month ending March 8, 1889: L. ENNIS, TEACHER baine Champin, Luna Kroeger, Amy Kroeger, Higard Witte, May Van Brunt, Ivie Buck. KATE F. POWER, FEMALE Willie Baker, Fita Rivas, Ha Warling, Adair Scott, Pancake Mitchell, Emma Warling, Laura Brown, Alma Gunning, Lotta Watts, Colonel Russell, commanding this rep. PERSONAL MENTION A. L. Pellegrin and F. W. Fithian have departed for the mines. Dr. Miller, after four months absence in the East, returned to Anaheim Wednesday. Rev. Mr. Schneider of Pasadena is a visitor here, the guest of Rev. Mr. Preissing. Colonel Russell, commanding this rep., is expected to visit Company G. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure This powder never varnishes. A marvel strength and wholesomeness. More economically than the ordinary kinds, cannot be sold in alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in carriage Royal Bakings Powder Co., 106 Wall St. SYRUP OF FIGS Combines the juice of the Blue Fig California, so laxative and nutritious with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to human system, forming the ONLY PECT REMEDY to act gently promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWT AND TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUAL PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH AND STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using and all are delighted with it. Akky druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Mature factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CA. LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLECTION AND English Training School 38, 40 and 42 B. Main St. Los Angeles The Leading Business College the Pacific Coast. FIVE DEPARTMENTS: LARGE FACILITY NEW COLLEGE BUILDING MODERATE RATIO FOR YOUNG PEOPLE OF BOTH SEXES FOR CATALOGUE, ADDRESS D. B. WILLIAM PRINCIPAL FOR 1889 PERSONAL MENTION A. L. Pellegrin and F. W. Fithian have departed for the mines. Dr. Miller, after four months absence in the East, returned to Anaheim Wednesday. Rev. Mr. Schneider of Pasadena is a visitor here, the guest of Rev. Mr. Preissing. Colonel "Lusell," commanding this rep., is expected to visit Company G this evening. Harry Jessen of Santa Ana was over to see us last Thursday, combining business with pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Thacker, Miss Tate and Kruse Browning picnicked at the Landing on Sunday. John Hanna and Vaquero G. Washington Burton of the Los Angeles Herald were in town on Monday. Colonial Messmore of Orange and Uncle Jim Layman of Santa Ana were in town on Saturday talking of the "division of county." H. D. Polhemus went to Los Angeles on Tuesday, in response to a telegram from his brother Edward, an old-time resident of Anaheim. Capt. G. C. Knox, formerly of Anaheim, has been appointed one of the Democratic members of the Board of Police Commissioners of the city of Los Angeles. Colonel A. R. Ferguson and J. W. Landell were entertained by Captain Wrede of San Marco last Sunday. At a meeting of warriors in the evening Colonel Ferguson was promoted from the rank of Captain, for brave and meritorious conduct. E. M. Prune and J. H. Wetherall, accompanied by Mrs. M. E. Emme and Miss J. W. Prune, all of Los Angeles, were in town on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Wetherall intends starting a dancing school here, and a meeting of young men will be held in Mitchell's hall on Saturday evening to perfect mime. Thermometric Record for the First Week. Presented by Segment Thomas with A. Langhammer Mrs. 7 8 9 10 11 12 By the halls on two S. A. Demand point shops. W.A.M.E.Y., Editor and Publisher NEW ADVERTISING. CLEARANCE SALE! AT REDUCED PRICES FOR 60 DAYS! AT RIMPAU BROS. TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING IMPORTATIONS! REED & MOYE, SUCCESSORS TO BAUERLE & SONS, Look-Congden Block, Fourth St., SANTA ANA, Cal. BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. 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