anaheim-gazette 1889-04-25

EVENTS OF THE WEEK Latest Rumors About County Division County Commissioners of Orange county train them from calling on election day, it is said, large number of it will be placed where it will most good. Eminent counsel have resulted and the courts will probably back at the new county before the date upon the question. At least that assistance of the latest rumor about and we give it to our readers for its worth. DISEASED VINES. Commissioner Whaler and Professor Dowlen on a Tour of Inspection cultural Commissioner Whaler, acceded by Professor Ethelbert Dowlen, last September has been investigating mysterious vine disease, arrived Monday afternoon on a tour of the vineyards in this section. Efforts of these two gentlemen is the solution of the disease, which the entire county has devastated almost upon every hand. On our will be found Mr. Dowlen's last Board of Supervisors, which bound to contain the conclusions of investigations. In conversation Whaler he stated that the opinion many of our vinegrowers, that it to plant new vines until those now are uprooted or destroyed, is erased and that with a proper application remedies at hand all vestige of the must succumb to treatment. Mr. the originator of the blinestones being used by many of our and he is confident that great good result. Accompanied by a representative. PLACENTIA POINTERS. The Advantages of the Wright Hall Blance—Stems of interest. Editor Gazette.—Improvements in Placentia go ahead even if the "boom busted" as our northern brethren delight to remind us. Littlefield and Goldthwaite have planted a large orange orchard. Alfred H. Basten has planted several hundred trees. Chas. Bailey has planted ornamental, shade and olive trees on the Olinda ranch into the hundreds. He is now basically engaged in fencing in that ranch with a wire fence and expects to feed about 1,000 head of cattle. The grain crops are very fine. Hay good; prospects for corn excellent; the orange tree are white with bloom and redolent with fragrance. If blossoms are a sign of fruit, we shall have a large crop of oranges next year. J. W. Hinton has been down from Los Angeles inspecting his new orchard and vineyard and is highly alated with his success as a grainger. His vineyard and orchard are pot- PERSONAL MENTION Robert Struth of the Last District is requesting to be for a few days. Mrs. Fulton of South Minneapolis is waiting here, the grant of Mrs. W. A. Wood is pending here, a more detailed grant has Wednesday night, and we need in his name for a few days. John G. Stege and family of South Minneapolis, former resident of Anahaim precinct in the new irrigation trist. The present committee is one of Merris. H. Knapka, H. Reage, J. P. subsists and F. Backa. A committee listing of Merris. H. Knapka, P. Daw B. O. Wood was appointed to continue the Yorhas relation to the Wright endevour to explain matters satisfied them. It was suggested that Mr. Bea asked to join the committee. J. P. Greely has been nominated director of Placentia. Thomas Jr Hugo Wetzal are the present committees. Board of Trustees Board of Trustees met in regular yesterday afternoon. Present—Messra Ey, Boege and O wait. Amendment No. 55 was read and Motion of laying sidewalks on Center referred to next regular meeting. R. Malrose, in behalf of Orange Union, asked Board to carry out previous Ordinance relating to insect and fruit Referred to next regular meeting, was instructed to notify the Union that person recommended as inspector music citizen of Anahaim. At the entire county has devastated many of our vinegrowers, that it is to plant new vines until those now are uprooted or destroyed, is eradicated and that with a proper application remedies at hand all vegetation of the must succumb to treatment. Mr. Wheeler he stated that the opinion many of our vinegrowers, that it is the originator of the blinestone soils being used by many of our vinegrowers and he is confident that great good result. Accompanied by a representative Gazette the gentlemen visited a few vineyardists, where expert regard different methods of vitreous vine in different soils and development. This being the biggest season, investigations will be carried with great profit by the experts of cultural Commission. Gentlemen were very much surprised at the luxuriant vineyards hereabout in the past. Mr. Wheeler was here five years ago, when our wife were the pride of everybody. The Chief Viticultural Officer knew what alarming extent had the ravagesight progressed, and it seemed to most impossible to realize that such a change had been affected by the laws of nature. Our vines in Mr. Langenberger's and Mr. Rust's Izabella vines show stable resistant powers, and as both are varieties their present vigor is all the satisfactory. These vines are better than probably any variety that has under Mr. Wheeler's observation. Vinters sampled some brands of wines places, pronencing those in Otte dollar to be of exceptionally fine quality to their short stay it was imminent to visit all of our winemakers, which gentlemen would have taken pleasure in. They left on the evening train for north. Another New Bridge Vineyarders Perry, Rowan, Davis and arrived in town on Monday morning the purpose of proceeding to the Santa Clarita with a delegation of citizens to the site of a bridge between this place. The honorable body were met depot by a number of the citizens of Mesa, Davis, Cahen, Rumpau, Folserman, Everharty, Cadman, Burger, Ruhmann, Wood, Henry, Werden and others. The trip to was begun immediately and the river was inspected thoroughly, the board up the stream for some distance. Admitted that the construction of the bridge be commenced in the near future doing away with the danger arising this treacherous stream in winery new bridge will prove quite a factor bringing business this way from a section which we have scarcely become accented. A bridge over the river at or Olive has been imperative for many years and great joy will be felt by our citiates the final favorable outcome. It has suggested by some of our citizens that satisfactory location for the bridge would at a point in the river on a line with a way, the extension of that thoroughgoing urged. The board returned to the evening having during the afternoon visited the country roundabout and put in time inspecting roads and in this neighborhood. An informal planted several hundred trees. Chqa Bailey has planted ornamental, shade and olive trees on the Olinda ranch into the hundreds. He is now busily engaged in fencing in that ranch with a wire fence and expects to feed about 1,000 head of cattle. The grain crops are very fine. Hay good; prospects for corn excellent; the orange trees are white with bloom and redolent with fragrance. If blossoms are a sign of fruit, we shall have a large crop of oranges next year. J. W. Hinton has been down from Los Angeles inspecting his new orchard and vineyard and is highly slanted with his success as a granger. His vineyard and orchard are putting forth leaves. His place will in time make a very desirable home. J. P. Greeley has been selected by the residents of this district as a candidate for Director of the water company under the Wright Irrigation law, and a vote was taken as to the preference for Assessor. Geo. Stadtagger of Yorba, a very competent man seemed to be the choice without opposition. When this district is organized, all differences amicably and satisfactorily settled, all the water saved and distributed where it will do the most good or where needed, every acre made to yield in abundance, this district will contain and maintain 10,000 inhabitants instead of 3,000 as at present. Water litigation will be one of the follies of the past; peace, harmony and prosperity will prevail. The merchant' and mechanics trade will increase with the increased growth of the country. No one thing has been inaugurated in this section that is likely to develop into such grand results as this enterprise. Parties are now in California from the East torpurpose of negotiating for all irrigation bonds that may be voted up to $10,000,000. So that the timidity with which capitalists approached these bonds at first on account of their being something new and a little out of the regular line of bonds, will in the future be seeking after them. The Hartford Insurance Company has an agent in California examining into them. He informed us so far as his investigations have gone he believes them to be a first-class investment. One or two districts voted more bonds than the assessable value of the property in the district. In such cases their bonds are not a ready sale. That cannot happen here. Let no one stand back or put a single obstacle in the way of this grand enterprise, which means development of the country and prosperity for every man within its limits. There are some objections being urged against the bill on the grounds that Yorba, Placentia and Fullerton may unite and move headquarters to some place across the sand wash. Let no one vote against it on that account, as no move will be made to move headquarters from Anaheim. All sorts of stories may be started by the enemies of the measure to defeat it as the election draws near. Don't be too ready to believe these stories till you investigate their accuracy. The main question is first to adopt the district. All side issues can and will be arranged satisfactorily later. Borea. Anaheim Water Company. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Water Company met on Saturday afternoon. The committee appointed at last meeting to secure a loan to liquidate the indebtedness of the company to Mrs. Bishop and Joseph Maggard reported that two offers had been made, one of $2,000 at 10 per cent and one of $3,000 at 9 per cent. The latter offer, from Lionel Browning, was accepted, and the note of the company drawn in full. Mr. Strain, of the committee on conference with the Yorbas, reported that he had visited them on Wednesday, had discussed the new irrigation district with them and left Hugo Wetzel are the presiding officers. Board of Trustees meet in regular yesterday afternoon. Present—Messra Ey Boege and Waite. Amendment No. 55 was read and Motion of laying sidewalks on Central referred to next regular meeting. R. Melrose, in behalf of Orange Grove Union, asked Board to carry out pre-ordinance relating to insect and fraternity to next regular meeting. Was instructed to notify the Union that person recommended as inspector music citizen of Anaheim. Bills were audited and ordered paid. Bill of C. Schindler for rebuildings under stores of Federman and ordered to next regular meeting. Permits were secured for the remit B. Dreyfus and Samuel Dreyfus on Aclerk reported that he had received each permit. Complaint is being made about apiece streets in the evening. Clerk was to notify Mr. Gade to sprinkle in the Adjourned. Liberal Meeting Editor Gazette — Please give me permission to thank our band boys for playing free lectures every evening and social dance. Also to those that it cakes and waited on coffee and defray expenses. A Liberal meeting will be held at Hall next Sunday, April 28th, at Our motive is to cultivate home tame any one of a scientific turn of mind ent, an able exponent of astronomy prepared to impart knowledge. The have oratory ability can practice in good selections for reading and music our meetings will be a growth and social and moral advance those that attend them. Good ordnato Liberty, science and our are our watchwords. Universal mercy is our aim. We ask no one your belief! Every class of mind growth. We can all help to impair sons of wisdom we may have learns are never too old to learn." We time to waste on the myths and pasts of the time." The time to be here and now." Let us all unite in the intellectual world, the social throw aside prejudice and join us track of progress. L & K Park Executive Committee Undeservedly Laughed At The unthinking are prone to maiden of nervousness. Yet this is a very serious affliction, the harassing sympathy which are rendered all more poised ridicule.The stomach is usually required these symptoms—its weakness order find a reflex in the brain, which headquarters of the nervous system nerve tonic and tranquillizer, we believe not one can be pointed out so effervescent digestion, it strikes the key recovery of strength and quietude nerves.Headaches tremors in quinormal sensitiveness to unexpected all these modify and ultimately as the system gains strength from tonic Dyspepsia, biliousness, rheumatism and kidney complaints dued by the Bitterns. House Warming. Company G. N. G.C Beside doing away with the danger of this treacherous stream in winnowing this new bridge will prove quite a factor bringing business this way from a section which we have scarcely become accustomed to. A bridge over the river at or near Olive has been imperative for many years and great joy will be felt by our citizens at the final favorable outcome. It has suggested by some of our citizens that satisfactory location for the bridge would be at a point in the river on a line with broadway, the extension of that thoroughfare being urged. The board returned to town in the evening, having during the afternoon visited the country roundabout change and put in time inspecting roads and bridges in this neighborhood. An informal report was tendered them in the evening and the honorable body left for their homes in the evening train. The Crop Prospect. The leading topic of the day is the coming harvest. The wheat crops have never promised better, the acreage showing an increase in every county where the wheat has not been supplanted by fruit, and the appearance of the growing plant being very fine, indeed. Wheat reports that she will have a surplus of 8,000,000 bushalls for sale. Staminals has 400,000 acres in wheat and barley, and promises the largest crop ever harvested since 1889. Yolo reports an increased acreage, owing to the reclamation of tale land. In Merced the progress of irrigation has led to an increase in acreage in wheat equal to per cent west of the San Joaquin and 25 east of the river. In San Joaquin there has been 33 per cent increased acreage, and farmers are talking of a yield of forty bushels to the acre. About an equal increase in acreage is reported from Freeman, which is the fruit of the new influx of settlers. The main cause has quadrupled the average in wheat in San Diego. San Luis Obispo, which has been awakened to new life by the advent of the railroad, has 25 per cent more land in wheat than last year, and the mangrove farmers reckon on 50 per cent increase in yield per acre. The new average in wheat in Tulare is stated at 100,000 acres. Take the whole State all around there is more land planted in wheat than ever before, and the yield will only be paralleled, if it is paralleled at all by the manure crop of 1889. It is likely to induce an increase at this stage, but it is worth 1,800,000 tons not be anything Barley looks equally well. The world-famous chervil barley of Alameda is growing splendidly; the crop will be above average. In Kern the average has been increased 20 per cent and the outlook is reported as more promising now. From Bakersfield to New York there are counting an increasing number of farmers who have been inclined to vault in vaults never leashed to wails. It is inevitable that this confidence will still diminish even though it will aid our farmers in their daily lives. PERSONAL MENTION. Through of the Lieutenant Trifling he been for a few days. Smith Dyne of South Mineralia in the county of Mrs W. A White manner with a serious attack of Waldening high and one more time for a few days. Stage and beauty of Brush severely marked of Anaheim, town in Menry. White and Mr. Helen left yestering for Nevada where Mr. White interesed. Mr. Kahama who have recently tum an extended trip through one guards at the residence of order. Warden Marshat Minelan. meeting of officials at Kruger's Friday afternoon last J. P. Zayn named for Director to represent president in the new irrigation district the presiding committee is compased A. H. Kaupka, H. Roega, J. Benner and F. Backa. A committee committed Messra, H. Krueger, P. Dayin and Wood appointed to center with was in relation to the Wright hill and to explain matters satisfactorily to it was suggested that Mr. Bedlin be join the committee. Adjourned Breley has been nominated for Dif Placentia. Thomas Strain and setzel are the present committee. Board of Trustees of Trustees met in regular session by afternoon. — Messra Ey, Boege and Goldthment No. 55 was read and passed. of laying sidewalks on Center street to next regular meeting. Cross, in behalf of Orange Growers' kaked Board to carry out provisions relating to insect and fruit pests to next regular meeting. Clerk instructed to notify the Union that the recommended as inspector must be a Anaheim. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Dr. Steerk, spainlike, whose office is on Center street, one door west of the Anaheim Bakery. A fire in the premises of the Lie Angeles Tribune on Wednesday evening last totally destroyed the prism and other material besides a large quantity of paper. Loom $15,000; insured. Constable Landell has had his photograph taken and the counterfeit presentation displayed by May shows the young Mewka show to be the truly handsome impressario that he is. The scantle of children in search of BOARD OF TRUSTEES of Trustees met in regular session by afternoon. — Messera Ey, Boege and Goldthorne No. 55 was read and passed. In behalf of Orange Growers' killed Board to carry out provisions relating to insect and fruit pests. To next regular meeting. Clerk instructed to notify the Union that the recommended as inspector must be of Anaheim. Were audited and ordered paid. Of C. Schindler for rebuilding cellar stores of Federman and Wallop to next regular meeting. Data were secured for the removal of Musa and Samuel Drayfus on April 23. Reported that he had received $10 for permit. Aaint is being made about sprinkling on the evening. Clerk was instructed Mr. Gade to sprinkle in the morning. Liberal Meeting MR GAZETTE. — Please give me space our band boys for playing before lectures every evening and for theance. Also to those that furnished and waited on coffee and helped to expenses. General meeting will be held at Music Next Sunday, April 28th, at 3 P.M. Active is to cultivate home talent. If of a scientific turn of mind is preable exponent of astronomy will be used to impart knowledge. Those that historical ability can practice it. With elections for reading and plenty of your meetings will be a means of and social and moral advancement to that attend them. Good order is now Liberty, science and our humanity watchwords. Universal mental libour aim. We ask no one. What is belief? Every class of minds needs We can all help to impart the last wisdom we may have learned, "We never too old to learn." We have no waste on the myths and superstitious past. "The time to be happy is did now." Let us all unite to make intellectual world, the social world and social world better for having lived.aside prejudice and all join us on the progress. L & K. PARKER, Executive Committee. Undeservedly Laughed At Unthinking are prone to make game business. Yet this is a very real and affliction, the harassing symptoms of are rendered all the more poignant by it. The stomach is usually responsible for symptoms—its weakness and dislack of reflex in the brain, which is part of the nervous system. As a tonic and tranquillizer, we believe that we can be pointed out so effective as Better Stomach Bittern. In renewing its digestion, it strikes the key note of strength and quietude by the Headaches, tremors in quiet sleep, renal sensitiveness to unexpected noise, bone modify and ultimately disappear system gains strength from the great Dyspepsia, biliousness, rheumatism, nauseation and kidney complaints are suby the Bittern. House Warming. Company G, N. G. C. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Dr. Stewart, specialist, whose office is on Center street, one door west of the Anaheim Bakery. A fire in the premises of the Los Angeles Tribune on Wednesday arcing last totally destroyed the premise and other materials besides a large quantity of paper. Lame $15,000; insured. Countable Landell has had his photograph taken and the counterfeit presentation displayed by May above the young Mewka shaw to be the truly handsome imprimario that he is. The spectacle of children in search of Easter egis was witnessed early on Sunday morning. The hunt for vari-colored eggs secreted in the grass is one of childhood's happiest experiences. Easter services were held in all the churches on Sunday, each place of worship being handsonally decorated with flowers and evergreens. Large congregations were present and able discourse were the rule. Nothing has been mean or heard of the twenty-four English skylarks that L. J. Rose turned loose on his ranch in Los Angeles county some weeks ago. When first liberated the birds flew straight up, and Mr. Rose is afraid they have not stopped yet. Supervisor Rowan at the time of his last visit here, about a month ago, met with quite a severe accident in alighting from the train at Fullerton. He missed his footing and strained the muscles of the leg, which necessitated the use of crutches for several days. Miss Loln McCord was in town last Saturday, endeavoring to franco everything a deep carmine tint. She succeeded in storing away a liberal quantity of tangledfoot with all the grace of a veteran in the business, after which she got into her buggy and drove to Santa Ana. The Choral Union, under direction of Prof. James, is making rapid progress. The terms for instruction are very reasonable, and more of our young people should take active part in it. The society will bernafter meet at the Hotel del Campo on Friday evenings. The Santa Fe management has deemed it advisable to place a stock of coupon tickets in charge of Agent Deamond, who will now have constantly on hand tickets to all points East. This action places Anabeim in the rank of first-class offices along with Pandeda, San Bernardino and Riverdale. Articles of incorporation of the Santa Ana Railroad were filed Tuesday with the Secretary of State. It is proposed to run the road from Santa Ana to Newport, 10 miles. The capital stock is $250,000, with its office in Santa Ana. The directors are James McFadden, W. H. Spurgeon, M. W. Crookshank, Robert McFadden and W. M. Smart. Eleven oil walls at Puente yield nearly 150 barrels of oil per day, and the quantity seems practically inexhaustible. Two new walls are being drilled, one having reached a depth of 700 feet. The deepest well is 1,100 feet and to the prospectors is a veritable banana. The expense of minking a well is $6,000 and some have already paid for themselves a dozen times over. The bodies of the late Benj. Dreyfus and his child were drowned on Thursday. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder cover varies. A marvel o purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight album or phosphate powders. Sold only in cars. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wall St., N.Y. $18,000 Ca House Warming. Company G, N. G. C. Anaheim Tyroleers, a housewarming and social hop at Hall this evening. Admission Free. Invitation extended to everybody. Sometrical Record for the Press Week. By Sergent Thomson, with A Langemberger. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 65° 60° 64° 70° 70° 64° 87 78 78 86 94 94 86 71 66 60 68 80 79 74 For Dissension of Horses is nothing that compares with Cole'sinary Carbobalmine. It curses Cata, da Braina, Collar and Saddle Gall, Mango, Soratokha, Throak, Indianma and all skin and hoof diseases quicker any other remedy. It is the only pravy that will innervate rouses the hair to original color. Edwin D. Bitham, driver by Rye Sean, says: "Having given Mary Carbobalmine a thorough trial, I fully endorse it, and take pleasure in曼ding it to all owners of horses as man reminds that I ever saw for general use." Large ones $1.00; Small ones $1.00; Sold at the Anaheim Pharmacy. English electrician has invented a machine he calls "alteration," for the purpose of curbing in hellen. The interior huller is coated with the material, and time is short electrical current is used in it. 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These Goods having been bought cheap for cash, we are able to make great savings to the public. PLANTERS' HOTEL, Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. N. H. MITCHELL PROP. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers THE GAZETTE JOB OFFICE