anaheim-gazette 1889-03-21

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUE: EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kornel, Charles Kornel, Kennan and Parrishwa THURSDAY MARCH 21, 1852 THE GAZETTE AND COUNTY DIVISION Mr. P. A. Korn has done the Gazette the kindness to present it with a paper, signed by some of our citizens, who acknowledge themselves to be aggrieved at the course of this journal upon the question of county division. Failing in future to be more in harmony with the "wishes of our subcultures," this journal is to lose their patronage and support. Toward some of the signers of the paper, like Mr. Kornel, we entertain nothing but sentiments of the highest respect. As for the others, it is a matter of supreme indifference to us whether we receive their "support" or not. Some of the signers are delinquent to us in various amounts, and others never flattered us with their "support" at all. To some we have shown countless kindnesses during our residence here, while they have been subjected to causal criticism in other quarters, whether unjustly or not we do not know or care. We are sincerely sorry ever to have known them. Sooner they call at this office, settle their accounts and withdraw their patronage, the latter. This journal is published for people better than they, and we take it they value friendship so lightly that in future we prefer to be strangers. To those of our friends, however, who fear that the Gazette is published to aid the division of this county, we say, in all candor, that nothing could possibly do us a graver injustice. Not a line, sentence or paragraph that ever appeared in these columns can be construed as favoring division. We chal langa any of the signers to show us wherein we err in this statement. The Gazette was the first journal in the State to tell the people that a bill would be introduced into the Legislature providing for the formation of Orange county. This was the pet measure of the voters at Santa Ana during the campaign, and was so announced in these columns. We were likewise the first to tell our readers from private advances received by mail and telegraph from Sacramento, that the bill had sufficient votes to pass both houses of the Legislature. And we were the first to say, and authentically, Governor, "Wall, then you may kiss me," replied the bells of Willows. And the Governor threw his arms about her neck and planted a smacking kiss upon her lips that was heard all over the great room, while the spectators set up a terrific applause. Net-withstanding this strong argument in favor of the division of Colusa and the establishment of Glenn county, it is thought that the Governor will veto the bill left in his hands by the Legislature. In fact, he told a member of the Assembly a few days ago that he would do so. CAPTAIN COLLY of the Constitution, who refused to permit the Germans to search his vessel at Apia ought to receive, says an exchange, some substantial acknowledgment of his bravery and patriotism. Although no American man of war was then in the harbor, this captain of a merchantman, with a spirit which was wont to inspire our skippers in Revolutionary days, dated the German boat's crew sent to search his vessel, and so impressed them with his courage and manliness that they dared not board him. If every one in Samoa had shown equal courage in resisting German aggression the petty officials of Lismarck would never have gotten the idea that they owned the islands. NEWS IN BRIEF. Strawberries are selling for 30 cents a quart in Florida. The Legislature adjourned nine die at 2 o'clock on Sunday morning last. Whitewater Reed of the New York Tribune has been appointed Minister to France. Immense fields-of-wheat Burbank are infested with patches of wild mustard. The wine-makers of Contra Costa county expect to make 1,500,000 gallons this year. The strawberry crop in Georgia is expected to be a month earlier than usual this season. The Legislature has passed an act making September 2nd, Admission day, a legal holiday. Over 2,000 acres of land are being planted to orange in San Bernardino county this spring. A bogus real estate firm cleared up $4,500 in Tacoma last week. The principal victims were railroad men. Holbrook, A. T., is wild with excitement over the rich gold discoveries reported within a few miles of that place. A Potalauma farmer signed a contract last week to supply 10,000 eggs to a San Francisco cisco commission house. The Los Gatos Cooperative Winery worked up 2,650 tons of grapes last season, making 320,000 gallons of wine. Pitheon head of cattle pasturing bottom lands on the Berg place, north of Marysville, were drawn Thursday by the rise in the Peninsula thousand cords of wood placed places have been washed away a number of dead sheep have been the debris passing Marysville. Consumption Rarely Correct TO THE EDITOR—Please inform you that I have a positive remedy above named dimanche. By its thousands of hepatic cases have mannently curred. I shall be glass two bottles of my remedy runs your readers who have consumptions will send me their express and address. T. A. SLOCUM, M.C., 181 Pearl st., The Gazette was the first journal in the State to tell the people that a bill would be introduced into the Legislature providing for the formation of Orange county. This was the pet measure of the voters at Santa Ana during the campaign, and it was so announced in these columns. We were likewise the first to tell our readers from private advisors received by mail and telegraph from Sacramento, that the bill had sufficient votes to pass both houses of the Legislature. And we were the first to say, and automatically, that Santa White had withdrawn his antagonism to the new county. After the bill had passed both houses and been signed by the Governor, what was to be done? Some newspapers said there was no doubt the new county would be defeated. Some and there was no doubt it would be approved by the people. This journal did not stop at those speculations. We produced the figures showing exactly where our people should look for votes with which to defeat division. We join the best possible presentation of the figures. We showed that with the combined vote of this township arrayed against division, added with the aid vote of Westminster and Garden Grove, Newport and New Hope, there would still remain a large number of votes to be secured to defeat the new county. Mr. Kern asserted to the writer that the voters of Centralia and Davie Heights had been omitted from our list. This is an error in both instances. The former were included in Fairview's precinct, their proper voting place, so put down upon the map, and so printed in our columns. The latter were included in St. James precinct, hence wins given all das and proper credit. A few voters at Baen's Park were unintentionally omitted, because they voted at Norwalk at the last election, and Norwalk is not in the new county. It was impossible to say how many voters rode at Baen's Park, but there is probably more over ten or a dozen. If we err in one single instance we shall ever be ready to receive and argue the question with those who may feel themselves to have been misrepresented. While strength lests, this journal will consistently battle for the rights of this city but people who read the Gazetta must expect to find the news in it. We have ever been first to supply the people with news in this all important matter. And we challenge any one to show where we have in a single instance deviated from a plain, straight forward and consistent antagonism to county division. We have but one suggestion to make at this time. If the people of Anaheim desire to defeat county division, they will have to a lot some more illicitous mode of warfare than the circulation of petition intended to injure the only newspaper that can aid them in attaining that end. The Board of Supervisors on Monday took the matter of our irrigation district under advicement. Mrs. Bixby filed a protest against being included in the district, and R. J. Northam filed an application asking to be included. The new amendments passed by the legislature, only cover these cases. Over 2,000 acres of land are being planted to orange in San Bernardino county this spring. A bogus real estate firm cleared up $4,500 in Tacoma last week. The principal victims were railroad men. Halbrook, A. T., is wild with excitement over the rich gold discoveries reported within a few miles of that place. A Patuluma farmer signed a contract last week to supply 10,000 eggs to a San Franisco commission house. The Los Gatos Cooperative Winery worked up 2,050 tons of grape last season, making 320,000 gallons of wine. The Lakemead winery of Calistoga has sold all the wine in its cellars amounting to 90,000 gallons to a San Francisco firm. Last Thursday the great Sweetwater dam near San Diego contained 6,000,000 gallons of water. It stood sixty-two feet deep at the gauge mark. The rain vineyard of E. Kennedy, near Fresno, has been sold for $75,000. In 1887 Mr. Kennedy purchased this quarter section for $0,600. An artesian well eighty feet deep, at Stimi Valley, this county, was opened last week. It now flows 20,000 gallons every day. The Supervisors of Colusa county have passed an ordinance prohibiting the shooting of dogs between May 1st and August 15th of each year. The body of a drowned man found in Santa Ana river was identified as that of D. A. Henry of San Bernardo. The cause was unknown. Mariposa people are discussing the formation of an irrigation district and r the Wright law to obtain the water of the south fork of the Merced river for local use. This land auction sale at Fresno closed last week, $34,975 worth being sold. The total amount for the three days' sale is $138,000. The land brought an average of $140 per-acre. A dispatch from Tiontin to a Hamburg correspondent says it is reported there that natives have risen on the Kwangai frontier and have destroyed ten block-houses and killed 100 Frenchmen. The Pomona Times says: Riveraide is a prohibition town, but we are told that the "Elephant trail" to the winery across the river looks like a cow-path from the dry measles to the Colorado river. There were two prize lights gotten up for the benefit of the legislators at Sacramento after the adjournment Saturday night. In one sixty-four rounds were fought in the other nineteen rounds. The light lasted until No clock Sunday morning. The suits of the United States against the Sierra King Mining Company for cutting piles on the public lands for mining purposes were tried at Phoenix before the United States Court on Friday last. The jury found for the defendants. This is an important victory for the mining interests of Arizona. The resignation of Senator Chase, upon the threshold of his second term, has arisen renewed interest in a subject that is bound to receive early and earnest consideration in Congress. Senator Chase, in private, gives as his reason why he can no longer serve as a legislator that the compensation of a Senator is not sufficient to warrant him in longer neglecting his business. He has expressed the opinion that he is considerably poorer for his legislative experience. He is one of the largest cotton manufacturers in New England. Boschel, the beautiful country retreat of late Henry Ward Bocher at Peckskill, has been disposed of by private sale to C.H. Butler of New York for $75,000. Thirty years ago, when Mr. Boscher first bought the ground, it was a patch of plain meadow land, with an ordinary little cottage as a residence. We have but one suggestion to make at this time. If the people of Anaheim desire to defeat county division, they will have to a lot some more illicitious mode of warfare than the circulation of petitions intended to injure the only newspaper that can aid them in attaining that end. The Board of Supervisors on Monday took the matter of our irrigation district under advisement. Mrs. Bixby filed a protest against being included in the district, and R. J. Northam filed an application asking to be included. The new amendments passed by the Legislature exactly cover these cases. The district should be organized at once and an election called for. Mrs. Bixby may be excluded from the district and Mr. Northam included. That will be a matter for after consideration. In Los Angeles the old Republican Postmaster, John W. Green, looks for a reappointment under the new Administration, Captain W. H. Seumans and Colonel M. R. Vernon are candidates for Register of the Land Office. Major L. S. Butler wants the Receivership. For Collector of the Port of San Pedro, the fight lies between H. T. Payne, John Snow of Ventura and Charles L. Fisher of Los Angeles, and the candidates for Marshal Rialey's place are George E. Gard of Los Angeles, Joseph Russell of San Diego, and Captain Witty of San Barnardino. Cornelius Cole Jr. is spoken of for District Attorney. Emir carloads of the adherents of the Glenn county bill went from Willows to Sacramento on Monday and called on Governor Waterman in a levy. These were some 600 men and nearly 100 women in the delegation, which was accompanied by a brass band, and marched to the Capitol in a body, where it was received by the Governor in the Assembly Chamber. Speeches were made by Senator Goucher and I Assemblymen Hart and Shanahan. The Governor responded, but did not intimate that he would sign the bill. He said, however, that he would do what he considered right in the premises, regardless of consequences. During the ceremony an amazing incident took place. Among the Willows delegation was a hand-some young lady named Miss Dalia Johnson. As the Governor grasped her hand he remarked: "Why, my dear young lady, you are pretty enough to kiss." "Do you think so?" she laughingly but blushingly asked. "Yes, indeed you are," answered the granger. Rescuehel, the beautiful country retreat of the late Henry Ward Boochar at Peckskill has been disposed of by private sale to C. H. Butler of New York for $75,000. Thirty years ago, when Mr. Boochar first bought the ground, it was a patch of plain meadow land, with an ordinary little cottage as a residence. This he inhabited during the summer for many years, and he became so attached to the little domicile that when a larger and more imposing residence was built he deemed it duty to preserve the cottage as an old landmark. Snacking of it to a visitor net long before his death Mr. Boochar said: "I love this house. It is very pretty, but do you know how I built it? I wanted it, I had set my heart on it, but I was poor, so I went and lectured until I earned the money. You have heard of castles in the air. Here you find one regular castle of wind. That's how I got it." The inhabitants around Good Hope seven miles from Monroe, New York, are in a state of panic from the appearance of a wild cat. This strange beast was seen several times and the people became more and more alarmed, when last Wednesday it spread terror by seizing the little child of Isaac Thompson and carrying it into the woods. Last Wednesday, about 10 o'clock the second appearance of the vicious beast was made. This time it walked up to the door of Thompson's house. The door was propped on the inside with a chair, but it was no heavy and stood that it made no halt, but went in and took the baby, not two years old, from the bed, where it had been left asleep. There were three other children in the family and they raised a yell, but the blood-thirsty beast wouldn't give up its pray. It went toward the lot, jumped the fence, crossed to another fence and, when on top, dropped the child on a log in attempting to climb the ten rail fence. The child was not much hurt. The cat escaped and has not been heard from since. Waipig spenis, gives the following statement of the capture of Tanett: Some Indians arrived by a dog train at 2 o'clock today at West Salkirk, a place twenty miles from this city, conveying the news that Tanett, the murderer of Snell, the Chicago millionsaire, had been captured on Lake Winnipeg by Chicago detectives who, accompanied by relatives of the murderer man, have been following a strong claw with the result stated for the past few weeks. They arrived near here just after Tanett left his work as he said to Dakota. However, they are now returned to him on their city with the captured murderer. Homely detectives arrived here from Chicagow having clew to the whence hints of Tanett, the mayor. Anaheim Improvement Location of principal place of business Los Angeles county, California NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A minister of the state of California has moved to North Anaheim, and that he is not interested in any purchases or transactions with the necessary authorities. Administrator of the estate of Walker deceased. Anaheim Improvement Location of principal place of business Los Angeles county, California NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A minister of the state of California has moved to North Anaheim, and that he is not interested in any purchases or transactions with the necessary authorities. Administrator of the estate of Walker deceased. Anaheim Union War Location of principal place of business Los Angeles county, California Spring Opening AT S. S. FEDERMAN'S Elegant New Store. Just received an immense and elegant consignment of Men's, Ladies' and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc. Complete Assortment in every Departm't Prices Lower than Ever Before. I AM NOW PREPARED TO GIVE THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT of a fine line of Goods at the very lowest prices. Call early and see our astounding bargains. S. S. FEDERMAN. A PETITION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSTANDING latest presenting a petition to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county, State of California, on Sunday, the 4th day of March, 1890, requesting the mid board to organize an irrigation district under the provisions of an act. The province for the organization and prevention of water disruption and to provide for the question of water and other property, and for the distribution of water, for irrigation purposes." Approved by the Board of Supervisors on Monday, 7, April 1890. A copy of which petition is published herewith, and is to wit: To the Honorab, the Board of Supervisors of the county of L.A. Angeles, California: Thousand month 2,500 feet to station 114, or the north-corner course of station 114, or the south-corner course of station 115, or the north-corner course of station 116, or the south-corner course of station 117, or to the north-corner course of station 118, or the south-corner course of station 119, or to the north-corner course of station 120, or to the north-corner course of station 121, or to the north-corner course of station 122, or to the north-corner course of station 123, or to the north-corner course of station 124, or to the north-corner course of station 125, or to the north-corner course of station 126, or to the north-corner course of station 127, or to the north-corner course of station 128, or to the north-corner course of station 129, or to the north-corner course of station 130, or to the north-corner course of station 131, or to the north-corner course of station 132, or to the north-corner course of station 133, or to the north-corner course of station 134, or to the north-corner course of station 135, or to the north-corner course of station 136, or to the north-corner course of station 137, or to the north-corner course of station 138, or to the north-corner course of station 139, or to the north-corner course of station 140, or to the north-corner course of station 141, or to the north-corner course of station 142, or to the north-corner course of station 143, or to the north-corner course of station 144, or to the north-corner course of station 145, or to the north-corner course of station 146, or to the north-corner course of station 147, or to the north-corner course of station 148, or to the north-corner course of station 149, or to the north-corner course of station 150, or to the north-corner course of station 151, or to the north-corner course of station 152, or to the north-corner course of station 153, or to the north-corner course of station 154, or to the north-corner course of station 155, or to the 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PRESENTING A petition to the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles County, State of California, on Sunday, the 4th day of March, 1890, represents the said board to organize an irrigation district under the provisions of an act. To provide for the organization and government of irrigation districts, and to provide for the acquisition of water and other property, and for the distribution of water thereby, for irrigation purposes. Approved by a court of chief petition is published herewith, and is followed by wit: To the Honorable L. S. Angleton, California: We, the unassigned freewheel owners lands within the proposed irrigation district herein described, respectively petition and show to your Honorable Bary. I. That we are freeholders owning land within the boundaries of the proposed irrigation district herein described are susceptible of one mode of irrigation, from a common source and by the main system of works, to wit. From the Santa Ana river. III. Your petition is say that they desire and propose to provide for the irrigation of the lands contained within the boundaries of the proposed irrigation district herein described are susceptible of one mode of irrigation, from a common source and by the main system of works, to wit. From the Santa Ana river. IV. And your petitioner pray that the same may be organized under the provisions of civil act. In the subjoined description of boundaries the following abbreviations in common points are used: Tetter "n" for north, the intent and meaning being that the boundary line runs there in a northerly direction. The letter "o" for east, meaning that the boundary line diverges thence in an easterly direction. The letters "w" and "u" used to like manner respectively for south and west, indicate the boundary line run thence respectively ar easterly direction. The following abbreviations are also used: "dog" for decree; "min." for minute. Beginning at a point on the Santa Ana river in the county of Los Angeles and State of California, designated站0, signification being at and near a point and place known as bedrock crowding of the Santa Ana River; station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track of the California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track ofthe California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track ofthe California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant from the center of the track ofthe California Central Railway and station0 being at a course of south 20 degrees and 30 minutes west 60 feet distant fromthe center ofthe trackofthe CaliforniaCentralRailwayandstation0beingatacourseofsouth20degreesand30minuteswest60feetdistfromthecenterofthetrackoftheCaliforniaCentralRailwayandstation0beingatacourseofsouth20degreesand30minuteswest60feetdistfromthecenterofthetrackoftheCaliforniaCentralRailwayandstation0beingatacourseofsouth20degreesand30minuteswest60feetdistfromthecenterofthetrackoftheCaliforniaCentralRailwayandstation0beingatacourseofsouth20degreesand30minuteswest60feetdistfromthecenterofthetrackoftheCaliforniaCentralRailwayandstation Notice to Creditors. STATE OF WALTER A. E. RABY, DECEASED Notice is hereby given by the underagreement, and受理 of the directors held at the day of Perry, 1895, an amalgamation of five Bailiffs in Anaheim Improvement Company, payable on or bad March 18th, by R. Melissa, Secretary, as his office in Anaheim. And any stock upon which such payment will be made in the county of Anaheim, will be paid by the stockholder in cash with most of advertising and expense of Richard Melrose Company, in Potashville, Anaheim, Cal. Annaheim Improvement Comp'y. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A MEETING of the directors held at the day of Perry, 1895, an amalgamation of five Bailiffs in Anaheim Improvement Company, payable on or bad March 18th, by R. Melissa, Secretary, as his office in Anaheim. And any stock upon which such payment will be made in the county of Anaheim, will be paid by the stockholder in cash with most of advertising and expense of Richard Melrose Company, in Potashville, Anaheim, Cal. Annaheim Union Water Co. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A MEETING of the directors held at the day of Perry, 1895, an amalgamation of five Bailiffs in Anaheim Improvement Company, payable on or bad March 18th, by R. Melissa, Secretary, as his office in Anaheim. And any stock upon which such payment will be made in the county of Anaheim, will be paid by the stockholder in cash with most of advertising and expense of Richard Melrose Company, in Potashville, Anaheim, Cal. ORDINANCE NO. 55. An ordinance providing a system for the assessment, hry and collection of city taxes for the city of Anaheim. The Board of Trustees of the city of Anaheim do ordain as follows: Section I—All taxable property within the corporate limits of the city of Anaheim must be assessed at its full cash value. Land and improvements thereon shall be separately assessed. Cultivated and manufactured improved and improved land of the same quality and similarly situated shall be amounted to the value of the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. The value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be for the purpose of making it payable to the creditors. If the value of such community shall be deemed to be an interest in the property affected by such debt; content or other obligation by which a debt is incurred shall be forthe purposeof makingitpayabletothecreditors.Incertainmentbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehinderedbyadditionbehineredeffectsandcomplicationsinadministrationandexaminationwithanyassignmenttothecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthecompanyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe companyandthe company和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和the公司和 mand and before the livery, the amount of each livery by Merritt be made on such livery or簿 and shall be computed on mending to the tenury for the provision of every tenury by which a簿 is obliged to pay any tax, or payment of any money lent in any interest upon the tenury, and so on to such tenure, or mending, be made and paid. Se. 2. The City Amosor must between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May in each year determine the amount of all valuable inheritance, and all property in said city of disposition subject to mending, and must make property to the person by plenum it was rented, or allowed, or in whose possession or control it was at 12 o'clock n. of the first Monday of March must present; but no mistake in the name of the owner or appointed owner of real property shall render the amnesty thinned in law. In mending salvage not permitted by mortgage or trust debt, a reclamation thereof shall be made due to home residents of this State. Se. 3. He must send from each person a statement showing apparently the same form, as far as the money may be applicable to said city, as are required by Section 3,629 of the Political Code of the State of California. Said Amosor shall verify said list by his cathd and shall deposit the same with the City Clerk no or before the first Monday of May of each year. The Amosor shall during said time also make a list of all male persons residing in the limits of the city over the age of twenty one years old and shall verify and deposit said list with the Clerk as above provided. Said Amosor and his deputy shall have power to administer all estates and affirmations necessary in the performance of his duty. Sec. 4. The Board of Trustees must furnish the amosor with the blank forms of the statements provided for in the proceeding section affirmitetho an affidavit which must be substantially as follows: I.—— do swear that I am a resident of the city of Anaheim that the above list contains a fall and correct statement of all property subject to taxation which I, or any firm of which I am a member or any corporation, association or company of which I am a president, cashier, secretary or managing agent owned, claimed, possessed or controlled at 12 o'clock on the first Monday in March last, and which is not already assessed in the city this year, and that I have not in any manner whatsoever, terr-ter-ri or disposed of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possession for the purpose of avoiding any assessment upon the same or of making this statement, and that the debts herein stated as owing by me are owing to bona fide residents of this State, or to firms or corporations doing business in this State. Sec. 5. If any person after demand made by the assessor neglects or refuses to give under oath the statement hereinafter provided for, or to comply with the other requirements of this ordinance the assessor must note the refusal on the assessment book appointe his name, and must make an estimate of the amount and during its adjustment must be open to all changes and matters delivered in the City Marshal and summoned with an additional threat ad submitted by him no further. Sec. 6. The Board of Trustees must on Wednesday of June eighteen year in the sale of city taxes, designating the number of cities on which boundless sums of property be hired for each fund, and many city cities upon the terrible property of the city. Sec. 7. On delivering the amendment book in the City Marshal the City Clerk must change the Marshal with the full amount of the taxes levied. Sec. 8. Within two days after the receipt of the amendment book the Marshal must publish a notice quantifying that sum will become displeasant on the first Monday of October next thunderfall and that sum paid prior thereto five per cent will be added to the amount thereof; then time and place as which payment of taxes may be paid. Sec. 9. The notice in every one must be published at least once a week for two weeks in some newspaper published in the city. Sec. 10. When the copy of the order or equivalence referred to and not forth in mention 2005 of the political code of this State shall have been transmitted by the Clerk of Board of Trustees of the city, as required in and motion, the City Amosor shall immediately enter upon the amendment list or book of the city the assumed value of any mail lying in the city, as stated and shown in said order or equalization terminated by said clerk, and therewith the City Clerk shall compute and enter the amount of taxes due upon such assumed value at the second Wednesday of June in each year, and the City Marshal shall deliverthe amendment book to the City Clerk for the making of such entries. Sec. 11. The Marshal must mark the date of the payment of any tax in the amendment book opposite the name of the person paying. Sec. 12. He must give a receipt to the person paying any tax, specifying the amount of the assessment and the tax paid, with a description ofthe property assumed. Sec. 13. On the first Monday in each month, the Marshal must settle with the Clerk for all monies collected for the city Treasury all monys collected for him, such fees duringthe present period. Sec. 14. On paymentofthe price bid in any property sold, the delivery thereof with a billof sale, writethe title thereto onthe purchaser. Sec. 15. All taxes overthe taxes,must be returnedtothe ownerofproperty sold,and untilclaimedmustbepaintedintheCityTreasury.subjecttoorderoftheowner.howmagnifies. Sec. 16. The annual portionofanypropertymaybeleftatplaceofa津贴oftheowner. Sec. 17. TheAmosorispersuedastheamountoftaxestobebyhimcollectiononpersonalpropertybytheCityrateofhispreviousyear. Sec. 18. Whenthe rateisfixedforbearninwhichcollectionismade,theifamainexcessoftheratehasbeenlaidtheexamenmustberepaidtothepersonfromwhothecollectionwasmadeonhisassign. Sec. 19. Ifanemoneythantheratefishavencollected,thedeficiencymustcollectotherextratonesontopersonalpropertyarecollected. Sec. 20. TheAmosormustontheMondayofeachmonth.makeasettlementwiththeCityTreasurer,andmaintheathecityTreasuryallmonyscollectedarecollected. on the first Monday in March last, and which is not already assessed in the city this year, and that I have not in any manner whatsoever, tran-terror or disposed of any property or placed any property out of said city or my possession for the purpose of avoiding any assessment upon the same or of making this statement, and that the debts herein stated as owing by me are owing to bona fide residents of this State, or to firms or corporations doing business in this State. SEC. 5. If any person after demand made by the assessor neglects or refuses to give under oath the statement hereinafter provided for, or to comply with the other requirements of this ordinance the assessor must note the refusal on the assessment book appointe his name, and must make an estimate of the value of the property of such person and the value signed by the assessor must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. SEC. 6. If the owner or claimant of any property not listed by another person is absent or unknown the assessor must make an estimate of the value of such property. SEC. 7. If the name of the absent owner is known to the assessor the property must be assessed in his name, if unknown the property must be assessed to "unknown owners." SEC. 8. All personal property consigned for sale to any person within this town from any place outside must be aseashed as other property. SEC. 9. The property of every firm and corporation must be assessed in the name of the firm or corporation and the undistributed or unparticipated property of deceased persons may be assessed to the heirs, guardians, executors or administrators. SEC. 10. Depot, stations, shops and buildings erected and being upon the space covered by the right of way of any railroad running into or through the corporate limit of the city of Anaheim, and which is operated in more than one county in this State, shall be assessed by the city assessor at the same time and in the same manner as other property is assessed. SEC. 11. Any property willfully concealed, removed, transferred or mispresented by the owner or agent thereto, to oval taxation, upon discovery must be assessed at not exceeding ten times its value, and the assessment so made must not be reduced by the Board of Trustees. SEC. 12. Any property discovered by the assessor to have escaped assessment for the last preceding year, if such property is in the ownership or under the control of the same person who owned or controlled it for such preceding year, may be assessed at double its value. SEC. 13. The Assessor must prepare an assessment book with appropriate headings alphabetically arranged in which must be listed all the property within the city, and whose specifications and forms must be similar to those required by Sections 3,650 and 3,651 of the Political Code of the State of California, as far as the provisions of those sections may be applicable to the city. SEC. 14. On or before the first Monday of May in each year the Assessor must complete his assessment book. He and his deputies must take and subscribe an affidavit in the assessment book to be substantially as follows: 1. Assessment for deputy assessor as case may be) the city of Anaheim do swear that between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May, 1885 I have made diligent inquiry and examination to ascertain all the property within the city subject to taxation and that I have assessed it on the assessment book equally and uniformly according to the best of my judgment, information and belief at its full cash value and that I have faithfully complied with all the duties imposed on the Assessor under the revenue ordinance and that I have not imposed any unjust assessment through malice or ill will nor allowed any one to escape a past and equal assessment through favor or reward." But the failure to take or subscribe such an affidavit will not in any manner affect the validity of SEC. 15. On the day fixed for the sale or on some annum added thereto, fifty cents on each lot, pieces or tract of land separately assessed and on each assessment of personal property, one-half of which must go to the city and the other half to the Marshal in fall for preparing the list. SEC. 16. The Marshal must collect in addition to the taxes due on the delinquent list and five per cent added thereto, fifty cents on each lot, pieces or tract of land separately assessed and on each assessment of personal property, one-half of which must go to the city and the other half to the Marshal in fall for preparing the list. SEC. 17. The Marshal must collect in addition to the taxes due on the delinquent list and five per cent added thereto, fifty cents on each lot, pieces or tract of land separately assessed and on each assessment of personal property, one-half of which must go to the city and the other half tothe Marshal in fall for preparing the list. SEC. 18. He must give a receipt to the person paying any tax, specifying the amount of the assessment and the tax paid, with a description of the property assumed. SEC. 19. On the first Monday in each month, the Marshal must settle with the Clerk for all monys collected for the city and pay the same to the City Treasurer and on the same day must deliver to and file in office of the Clerk a statement under oath showing first, an account of all his transactions and receipts since his last settlement; second, that all monys collected by him as Tax Collector or Marshal have been paid. SEC. 20. On the first Monday in October each year all unpaid taxes are delinquent and thereafter the Marshal must collect thereto for use of the city an addition of five per cent. SEC. 21. The Marshal must at time specified in the preceding section deliver to the City Clerk a complete delinquent list of all persons and property then owing taxes and also the assessment book, which list the Clerk must compare with the assessment book, and if found correct, he must foot up the total amount of taxes remaining unpaid, credit the Marshal who acted under it therewith, and make a final settlement with him all taxes charged against him on the assessment book, and require from him the Treasurer's receipt for all amounts collected. SEC. 22. After the settlement with the Marshal as prescribed in the preceding section, the Clerk must charge the Marshal with the amount of taxes due on the delinquent list with five per cent added thereto and within three days thereafter deliver the list duly certified to such Marshal. SEC. 23. On or before the Saturday in November in each yearthe Marshal must publishthe delinquentlistwhichmust containthenamesofpersonsanddescriptionofthepropertydelinquentandtheamountoftaxesandcostsdueappositetheachnameanddescriptionwithtaxduesonpersonalpropertyaddedtotaxsonerealestatewheretheestablishferortheseveraltaxesareduefromthesameperson. SEC. 24. The Marshal must append and publish withthe delinquentlista notice unlessthetaxesdelinquenttogetherwiththecostsandpercentagearepaid,therealpropertyuponwhichtaxesarea lienwillbe soldatpublicauction. SEC. 25. The publication must be made once a week for successive weeks in some newspaper published inthecityandmustdesignatethetimeandplaceofsale. SEC. 26. The time of sale must not be less than twenty-one or more than twenty-eight days fromthefirstpublicationofthedelinquentlist,andtheplaceofsalemustbeinfrontoftheMarshal'soffice. SEC. 27. The Marshal must collect in addition tothetaxesdueonthedelinquentlistandfivepercentaddedthereto,fiftycentsoneachlot,piecesortractoflandseparatelyassessedandoneachassessmentofpersonalproperty,一半halfofwhichmustgotothecityandtheotherhalftotheMarshalinfallforpreparingthelist. SEC. 28. Onthedayfixedforthesaleoronsomeannumaddedthereto,fiftycentsoneachlot,piecesortractoflandseparatelyassessedandoneachassessmentofpersonalproperty,一半halfofwhichmustgotothecityandtheotherhalftotheMarshalinfallforpreparingthelist. SEC. 29.OnthefirstMondayineachmonth,theMarshalmustsettlewiththeClerkforallmonyscollectedforthecityandpaythemtothecitymaydenoteitbyhimasTaxCollectororMarshalhavebeenpaid. SEC. 30.OnthefirstMondayinOctobereachyearallunpaidtaxesaredelinquentandthereaftertheMarshalmustcollecttheretoforuseofthecityanadditionoffivepercent. SEC. 31.TheMarshalmustatthetimespecifiedintheprecedingsectiondelivertotheCityClerkacompletedelinquentlistofallpersonsandpropertythenowingtaxesandalsotheassessmentbook,whichlisttheClerkmustcompetewiththeassessmentbook,andiffoundcorrect,hemustfootupthetotalamountoftxtosoremaintainunpaidcredittheMarshalwhoactedunderitherewith,andmakeafinalsettlementwithhimalltaxeschargedagainhimontheassessmentbook,andrequirefromhimtheTreasurer'sreceiptforallamountcollected. 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Anaheim do swear that between the first Monday of March and the first Monday of May, 1888, I have made diligent inquiry and examination to ascertain all the property within the city subject to taxation and that I have assessed it on the assessment book equally and uniformly according to the best of my judgment, information and belief at its full cash value and that I have faithfully complied with all the duties imposed on the Assessor under the revenue ordinance and that I have not imposed any unjust assessment through malice or ill will nor allowed any one to escape a just and equal assessment through favor or reward." But the failure to take or substitute such an adjudict will not in any manner affect the validity of the assessment. Sec. 15. As soon as completed the assessment book together with the statements must be delivered to the Clerk of the Board of Trustees who must immediately give notice thereof and of the time the board will meet to equalize assessments, by publication in a newspaper printed in the city, and in the meantime the assessment book must remain in his office for the inspection of all persons interested. Sec. 16. Land once described on the assessment book need not be described the second time but any person claiming the same and desiring to be assessed thereafter may have his name inserted with that of the person to whom such land is assessed. Sec. 17. The Board of Trustees must meet on the second Wednesday of May in each year to examine the assessment book and to equalize assessments of property in and city. It must continue in session for that purpose from day to day until the business of equalization is disposed of, but not later than the fourth Wednesday in May. Sec. 18. The Board has power to determine all complaints in regard to the assumed value of property and may, except as prohibited in this ordinance, correct any valuation by adding or deducting such sum as may be necessary to make it conform to the actual cash value. Sec. 19. In all cases where the board either adds or decreases or alters the valuation made by the Assessor, the Clerk of the board must note down and preserve substantially the evidence upon which such addition, decrease or alteration was heard. Sec. 20. During the session of the board it may direct the Assessor to assess any taxable property that has escaped assessment or add to the estate of property when a false or incomplete list has been rendered and be made and enter new assignment (at the same time consulting previous entries) when any assessment made by him indemnised by the board no incomplete as to render doubtful the collection of the tax. But the Clerk must notify all persons informed by letter departed in the periphery or expense, costed, and addressed to the person informed, at least three days before mention taken, of the day fixed when the matter will be investigated. Sec. 21. The clerk of the board must record in a book to be kept for the purpose all taxes which in its opinion cannot be collected. Sec. 37. The Marshal must collect in addition to the taxes due on the delinquent list and five per centum added thereto, fifty cents on each lot, pieces or tract of land separately assessed, and on each assessment of personal property, one half of which must go to the city and the other half to the Marshal in fall for preparing the list. Sec. 39. On the day fixed for the sale or on some subsequent day to which he may have postponed it, of which he must give notice, the Marshal between the hours of 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. must commence the sale of the property advertised, commencing at the head of the list and continuing alphabetically or in the numerical order of the lots and blocks until completed. Sec. 39. He may postpone the day of commencing the sale or the sale from day to day, but the sale must be completed within one week from the day first filed. Sec. 40. If the purchaser does not pay the taxes and costs including fifty cents to the Marshal for duplicate certificate of sale before 10 o'clock A.M. of the following day the property on next sale day before the regular sale must be resold for taxes and costs. Sec. 41. The bill of any person refusing to make the payment for property purchased by him must not be received on the sale of any property advertised in the delinquent list of that year. Sec. 42. After receiving the amount of the taxes and costs, the Marshal must make out in duplicate a certificate, dated on the day of sale, stating (when known) the name of the person assessed, a description of the land sold, the amount paid therefor, that it was sold for taxes, giving the amount and year of the assessment, and specifying time when the purchaser will be entitled to a deed. Sec. 43. The certificates must be signed by the Marshal and one copy delivered to the purchaser and other filed in the offices of City Clerk. Sec. 44. The Marshal before delivering any certificate must in a book enter a description of the land sold corresponding with the description in the certificate, the date of the sale, the purchaser's name and amount paid, regularly numbered as described on the margin of the book and put a corresponding number on each optimum. Such book must be open to public inspection without delay during office hours, when not in actual use. Sec. 45. On filing with the City Clerk the certificate, like of the city vests in the purchaser, and is only divested by the payment to him or to the City Transfer for his name, of the purchase money and fifty per month thereon. Sec. 46. A redemption of the property paid may be made by the owner or any party intermixed within twelve months from the date of purchase. Sec. 47. Redemption must be made in cold or silver coin and when made in India, it should credit the amount paid in them against this account. Sec. 71.-All taxes not cancelled must entered on the assessment book of each month ceasing year until paid and interest at rate of two per centum must be paid on such delinquent taxes from time thencewere first delinquent until paid. SEC. 72.Any taxes, per centum and arretronymally or illegally collected, may order ofthe Board of Trustees be refunded bythe City Treasurer. SEC. 73.-WhentheCityMarshal discovers that any land has been assessed more than once forthe same year he must collect onlythe tax justly due and make returnthe facts under afflawtotheCityClark. SEC. 74.-IftheMarshal discovers beforethe sale thatonaccountofirregularassessmentorofanyerroranylandnotbe toldhemustnotbeemptodetotheAssessortoenterthewarranteyustupetheassessmentbookofthenextyeartobecollectedasothertaxthereon. SEC. 75.-TheAssessormustuponcollectionnoteupontheassessmentbookopposethenameofeachpersonfromwhichthehavebeencollected,theamountanddifferenceandsignthename. SEC. 76.Every taxdue uponpersonpropertyislaunepremaytheownerthereloadfromandafterthepersonalpropertyisassumed. SEC. 77.-Every taxdue onrealpropertyinsamedwitheverytaxdueuponimprovementspublishedrealestateislaunepremaythelandandimprovementswhichsevenlawsattachasofthefirstMondayofMarchineachyear. SEC. 78.-Thisordinanceshalltakeafoundonanofferthepassage. FRANK E.V. PresidentoftheBoardofTrustees I hereby certify thattheforegoingnonseasonwaspassedbytheBoardofTrusteesofthecityAnahismasaregularmonthofsoldboardheldonFeb.26,1890,bylefailingvote: Ayes-Littlefield,Goldthwaite,BorgerRutner None-None. 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- Providing proofs supporting an assessment book; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with regulations; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to guidelines; - Submitting proofs indicating compliance with laws; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with procedures; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with standards; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with requirements; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; - Submitting proofs showing compliance with specifications; Section 17.Actions required from an Assessment Book: Section 17.Actions required from an Assessment Book include: - Submitting an official complaint regarding an assessment book; - Providing proofs supporting an assessment book; - Submitting proofs demonstrating compliance with regulations; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to guidelines; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to standards; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to requirements; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to expectations; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to preferences; - Submitting proofs demonstrating adherence to desires;