anaheim-gazette 1889-05-02

TO-MORROW'S ELECTION. The Wright Bill Before the People. Narrow is the day set for the election in the irrigation district. A year ago, July 1st the first election in the district was held and the Wright bill was ever whisperingly said because of the fact that the Supermaterially changed the boundaries of district in face of a vigorous protest on part of the people. The matter came before the Supervisors on August 6th last, from that time to the present it was known whether the election would ever be held. The petition presented by the people dismissed without prejudice" month until at the last session of the longed-for election was called. Narrow is the day fixed upon for the vote to decide whether our water affair passes into a district governed by the laws of the Wright Act. Candidate for Director in Ana-precinct is J. P. Zeyn at president of the Anaheim Water Authority. I. A. Darling is the nominee for director at Fairview, J. P. Greeley for Plainland John Hunter and Dr. Pleninger Robertson, B. F. Porter having withdrawn contest in the latter precinct. A received from Captain Wrede of Santa Clara Saturday stated that he refused to candidate for Director to represent candidates for Treasurer are Plez of the Bank of Anaheim, S. Littleford, A. Korn, Mayor Ey and F. H. Nebelung and George Stadtegger of are candidates for Assessor, and H. Normanus, the rising young statesman of Arizona, is the only candidate for Collective With reference to the proposition on part of some of Mr. Stadtegger's friends, Mr. Nebelung decline to run for Assessor and enter the race for Collector, that woman stated that he would not consent to change and that he would run for the office which he had in convention been elected. General boundaries of the voting pre-terms in the district are as follows: Connet No. 1.—Begins at Bedrock canyon in the jurisdiction district. In the jurisdiction district, stockholders of the A. U. W. Co. ask how and what will they get for their shares if they vote for the Wright Act, I would say that if the new district is voted and directors elected, they will have to treat with the directors of the old company, who will get their authority from the stockholders, and the Yorba district to purchase their water rights and ditches, as them are the only and necessary means of supply for the district. Each will ask their price and the new board can complete a purchase, or if they cannot agree to this or arbitration, the rights disagreed upon will then be condemned and the award of the court paid the owners. In the case of the A. U. W. Co., the directors would receive the amount to pay off their debts and divide the balance to each stockholder according to the amount of shares held and wind up the concern. As to the amount of our award no one can at present tell, but from what I can see of the works constructed I believe we ought to get from $120,000 to $150,000. If the first amount, it would, after paying our debts of nearly $50,000, leave $70,000, or a little over $10 per share net. If we get the larger amount, we would have, after paying our debt, nearly $15 per share net. But suppose that the new district does not give us what we think right and we wish to continue as we are, I think we have only to refuse to vote bonds and then the thing comes to the wall. I believe the stockholders of the old company can thus secure themselves, as we have a controlling vote in the district. So vote, "Yes." Now, when the vote for bonds comes, if things are not satisfactory vote "No." Some people think that when bonds will be issued and a tax levied to meet same that this gives them a right to use water free of charge. But this is not so. It simply gives them a right to purchase water in proportion to the amount of such tax. This county is taxed for bonds of the Southern Pacific Railroad, but we cannot travel free. But we can travel by paying. So with the water. It won't be waived by those paying tax, but in the jurisdiction district. Ex-Supervisor Ross of Las Bolsas town on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Hartung and the two are visiting relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. A. W. Steinbart of San Luis Obispo is visiting at the residence of P. Davenport. Mrs. Yocum and daughter, Mrs. St. Louis Angeles were in town on Tuesday. Theo Reiser has been seriously ill past week, but is recovering. J. A. Kellerman, J. K. McGinnis, Hearst of the Puente oil wells were yesterday. J. K. Tuffree, who has been in San Francisco far several months past, returns on Saturday. Isaac Federman of Pennsylvania, a member of S. Federman has accepted a letter in the latter's dry good store. William Wolf, a wholesale and liquor dealer of San Diego, was in few days last week. T.C.L.Kay who has been soo General boundaries of the voting precinct the district are as follows: No. 1. Begins at Bedrock cannery at the head of the ditch and follows the ordinary line as surveyed just south of the ditch ditch to the west line of the old ranch; thence south along the west of the Shanklin ranch and the east line of the Kraemer tract to the Santa Ana river; northwestern along the north bank of the Santa Ana river as surveyed to the beginning. No. 2. Begins at a point near west line of the Shanklin ranch south of the ditch until it comes to the one-half line of section 26; thence the line south to the southline of section 2; east to the southeast corner of section land owned by S. Tucker; thence south the road passing in front of Leonard until it comes to the center of the old ditch; thence northeastern along center of the Anaheim ditch until it reaches the east line of the Kraemer tract; northerly along the east line of the Kraemer tract and the west line of the Shanklin ranch to the place of beginning. No. 3. Begins at a point of the surveyed boundaries where the line crosses center line of section 26; thence it runs north along said surveyed line to the northwest corner of section 26, township 3 north; thence west to the northwest corner section 31; thence south 2 miles to the northwest corner of section 6, township south; thence east along the southline of sections 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2 to the center of section 2; thence north on the one-half section of sections 2, 33 and 36 to the place of running. No. 4. Begins at the southeast corner of section 6 and runs south two miles it reaches the southwest corner of section 18; thence east to the southeast corner section 18; thence south 1½ miles; thence along the center of sections 29 and 28; thence east one mile to the southwest corner of section 18; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east one mile to the southwest corner of section 18; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; thence east to the center of section 28; No. 5. Beginning at a point where the S. P. R. track crosses the southline of section 23; thence northerly along the center line of said S. P. R. point where it intersects West street; thence northerly along the center of West street until it intersects the southline of section 4; thence easterly along the southline of sections 4, 3 and 2 to the southeast corner of section 2; thence south to the center of the old Anaheim ditch; thence northeasterly along the center of said ditch until it reaches the east line of the Kraemer tract; thence south on the east line of the Kraemer tract until it reaches the Santa Ana river; thence southwesterly along the surveyed line on the north bank of the Santa Ana river to the west line of section No. 1. A Picnic Party The first of a series of pleasant picnic par... continue as we are, I think we have only to refuse to vote bonds and then the thing comes to the wall. I believe the stockholders of the old company can thus secure themselves, as we have a controlling vote in the district. So vote, "Yes." Now, when the vote for bonds comes, if things are not satisfactory vote "No." Some people think that when bonds will be issued and a tax levied to meet same that this gives them a right to use water free of charge. But this is not so. It simply gives them a right to purchase water in proportion to the amount of such tax. This county is taxed for bonds of the Southern Pacific Railroad, but we cannot travel free. But we can travel by paying. So with the water. It won't be wasted by those paying tax, but will still be carefully used by those paying for it. Another misapprehension is that the tax is the same as county tax. This is not so. The tax for our water district will be only our real property. There is no tax on money, merchandise, furniture, stock and implements, but only on houses and lands. Yet another objection I have heard. It is stated that by amendment lands can be taken out or put into the district by the vote of directors. This is not so. The amendments provide that any party having lands and wants them brought in the district must petition the directors who must advertise a day for hearing, and if any one voter lodges a written protest then an election must be ordered and a two-thirds majority required to have it included. So the people and not the directors control it. The same applies to taking any land out of the district with this difference, that any bondholder can object to any part being excluded; then neither director nor voter can exclude any land but if no bondholder objects any one voter may, and it then takes a two-third vote to carry such exclusion. Some object to giving our right to others who have no water rights, but I believe this is a case that blossoms both the giver and receiver. The irrigation system is too long and too expensive for a few to carry, while for many to carry it will be light and do more good, as we will be able to develop and save our water which the present proprietors are unable to do. We will have an opportunity on Friday by our vote to show whether we are large-hearted and public-spirited, or chicken-hearted and selfish. Vote "Irrigation—Yes" and you will settle once for all our voxed irrigation broilies and make much that is now desert blossom as the rose. You have it within your grasp. Will you shut your hand, or will you let it fall? This rests with you. Do your duty. THOMAS STRAIN. Annaheim Sugar Beets The Best A letter was received a few days ago by M. Nebulung from a resident of Annaheim, whose name is withheld by request, who recently visited the Watsonville beet-sugar factory. The following extract is taken from the letter: "A company has been organized with a capital of $5,000,000 for the purpose of erecting bee sugar factories in the State and I am credibly informed that our little town of Annaheim is to have a first-class one coating at least $200,000. I saw a test of some beets grown at Annaheim and it went 10 per cent better than any grown at Watsonville. Was told this confidentially. I believe there is a great future for Annaheim and land is bound to go at high figures: The Watsonville factory sent land up 300 per cent and if my information is correct you may look out for same result in our town." The Reisher has been seriously ill past week, but is recovering. J.A.Kellerman, J.K.McGinnis Hearst of Puente oil wells were yesterday. J.K.Tuffree, who has been in cisco for several months past, returns on Saturday. Isaac Federman of Pennsylvania, who is S.F. Federman, has accepted in the latter's dry good store. William Wolf, a wholesale and liquor dealer of San Diego, was in few days last week. T.C.L.Kay, who has been sojourn Anaheim for some time past, departed for British Columbia. C.K.French and family of Santa companion by several lady friend Boatan, were looking at the sights yesterday. Isador Pinte, formerly a resident heim, was in town last week. Pinto shoe store in San Luis Obispo, wo hat at the last ejection and has a bas... A polling place in Precinct No. 1 is fixed at Yorba's store. Henry A. Smythe is appointed Inspector, and J. Berlin and David Morra are Judges. The polling place in Precinct No. 2 is at Placentia schoolhouse. R. H. Gilman is Inspector, and Theo. Staley and J. P. Greeley Judges. The polling place in Precinct No. 3 is at Chathoune's Hall, Pullerton. T. F. Williams is Inspector, and B. H. Bancroft and P. A. Schmacher Judges. The polling place in Precinct No. 4 is at Kellogg's office, near Southern Pacific depot. F. Moore is Inspector and Alex. Henry and B. F. Kellogg Judges. The polling place in Precinct No. 5 is at Broger's Hall. Theo. Rimpan is Inspector and Ed Pallagrin and Max Nebelang Judges. Precinct Committees: Anahaim—P. Davis, Chairman; Precinct Committee, H. Knapka, H. Booga, J. Bennersohidt, F. Backa. Placentia—J. P. Greeley, Chairman; Precinct Committee, Thomas Strain, Hage Wetzel. Fallerton—John Hunter, Chairman; Precinct Committee, J. Hunter, H. G. Wilshire, J. J. Hunter, Dr. Planinger, H. McDarnott, B. F. Porter, V. Schumacher. Fairview—F. G. Ryan, Chairman; Precinct Committee, B. F. Kellogg, R. J. Snodgrass, J. S. Gardiner, T. Carroll. York—Capt. Wreda, Chairman. Professor H. W. Wiley of the Department of Agriculture devotes considerable space in his report to a presentation of points to be considered in building a sorghum factory, Southern and Western Kansas; the best soil and climate for breeding in far as is now known. Texas Lantana, Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina, probably permit equally favorable conditions but this yet awaits demonstration. The Indian Territory, in his opinion, is limited to be the center of this industry. His expedition of establishing a commercial crop industry in the grassland fields of the country must now be definitely accomplished in season of establishment necessary in sixty days in an essential condition in means "A company has been organized with a capital of $5,000,000 for the purpose of erecting bee-sugar factories in the State and I am credibly informed that our little town of Anahaim is to have a first-class one coating at least $200,000. I saw a test of some beets grown at Anahaim and it went 10 per cent better than any grown at Watsonville. Was told this confidentially. I believe there is a great future for Anahaim and land is bound to go at high figures: The Watsonville factory sent land up 300 per cent and if my information is correct you may look out for same result in our town." A Picnic Party The first of a series of pleasant picnic parties for the summer season occurred on last Thursday at Santiago Canyon. The picknickers left here at an early hour in a four-bed coach well provided with eatables such as are to be found on such occasions. The ride to the canyon was highly enjoyed by all, the scenery along the way being very beautiful at this season of the year. At noon lunch was spread under the broad oak and ample justice was done the good things provided. Time was merrily spent in this famous resort until late in the afternoon when the party proceeded on their homeward journey: The party consisted of Miss Dora Zeyn, Miss Mionie Zeyn, Miss Emma Schneider, Miss Louise Schneider, Miss Late Bailey, Miss Dora Scott, A.L Lewis, Joseph Becher, Henry Starrodthoff, Victor Brownning, Frank Schaumburger and Charles Kuchel. To Dispal Colds, Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when coitive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Figs. In the April Forum Senator Stewart has a paper on "Reclaiming the Western Deserts." He opens by showing that the region of the United States that be cultivated must be irrigated equals two-fifths of the United States, aggregates 1,200,000 square miles, and is really of greater area than the British Isles with seven or eight States of Europe added. He thinks it is capable of supporting 200,000,000 people. At least it is larger than British India that does sustain 200,000,000 people largely by irrigation. Next he summarizes the findings showing that they were provided on a most attractive scale by judged by their values and by judges by those names that have been审验 to fall into doubt which could have become extinct. He much relies on the success currently in France (Panthenol Kryptine) which was still in use with almost half of its population since the time that data of the community was obtained. Cole's Carbolisop Is a medicinal Toilet Soap, absolutely free from the delatterious insult used in many of the so-called skin purifies the skin, allays the irritation burns, rash and prickly heat, so hands and prevents roughness and cures black heads, pimples and aloes, and preserves freshness and the complexion. It produces a soft emulsion even in hard water, positive luxury for the bath, the nursery. Get only the gen label on which is black and the letter Price 25 cents. Sold at the Pharmacy. A Riverside nurseryman has always boxed some fifty trees of different varieties to Jacob & Sona, London Bridge, London.From there the trees will go by their destination which is MaNatal, South Africa.The express alone upon the box are $103. Avery & Everhardy's Home-made the best in the market.Ask your and grocers for it. Landmark Mass. Miss Moosemann has just received sortiment of large sun hats which sell at 30 cents,hack hats at 60 cents,bides all the leading dress apl 11-2m Ask your batchers and grocers & Everhardy's Home-made Land. The City Meat Market keeps that the market affords orders with them. Formmans,Lank Mass. You can get Labrinating Oils,a Machine Oil,Center Oil,Harmann Anaheim Pharmacy. BUSINESS.BRIEF Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave coffee. Attention is called to the sale of A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. Go to A.T.Wallop for lunar Jave sugar and sweet milk any other reason. 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John Hartung and the two children living relatives in Los Angeles, A. W. Steinhart of San Luis Obispo, at the residence of P. Davis, Yocum and daughter, Mrs. Stephens, Angles were in town on Tuesday. Reiser has been seriously ill during a week, but is recovering. Kellerman, J. K. McGinnis and Mr. of the Puente oil wells were in town day. Tuffree, who has been in San Francisco several months past, returned home early. Federman of Pennsylvania, a brother Federman, has accepted a position latter's dry good store. Am Wolf, a wholesale and retail dealer of San Diego, was in town a last week. Kristalion. Vice President Statute-Year on January 24th. Agent Benton will eight times to the Justice Department. Dr. Benton has served his old affair and maintains around four hundred in the line of the mind. Some him is ever to have a very daily message, and senior hat is that another daily will soon appear there. Tuesday being a legal building the Press office and Bank were almost, they were displeased and hostile expressed. The Ladies' Industrial Society and the General Warmer will still be some during the day and evening of Democrat day. There is an advertisement of interest to members of sub-citizens on the station to narrow, to be found in our advertising column. The Pollerton Star appeared last week. Success to it. Dr. Haggemann was in town with Photographer' Postmaster on Monday afternoon. Mrs. M. H. Mitchell gave a cord party in the parlour of the Planner' Hotel just Saturday evening. Quite a number of friends were present. Frank advertises baths in connection with his barber shop. Continuously cure hot* and cold tubs on Wednesday, Saturdays and Sundays. The Southern Pacific waiting room has recently been fitted up in handmade style, and late newspapers are kept on file for the benefit of patrons of the road. The town was pretty well deserted yesterday. What with exquisite and picnic parties at one point and another there were only a few of the best of all left. Quite a large party of ladies and gentlemen went on the examination morning to San Juan-by-the-Sea over the California Central line. They returned in the evening, every one having had an enjoyable time. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Avery & Everhardy, who have purchased the butchering business of Theo. Kling and will conduct the name at the old stand in the Odd Fellows' building. Fred Kichler yesterday gave up his lease of the Anaheim Hotel, and retired from its management. He was a popular caterer to the wants of his friends and the traveling public, and his retirement will be regretted. This is the picnic season. On Sunday a large crowd spent the day at the Landing. Anna and Oliver are different parts of our neighborhood. We will meet here tomorrow at 10:30 AM. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. We are all welcome here today. Call a chasin than th R I Having bu on hand at I wil Baiser has been seriously ill during week, but is recovering. Kellerman, J. K. McGinnis and Mr. of the Puente oil wells were in town day. Tuffree, who has been in San Francisco several months past, returned home today. Federman of Pennsylvania, a brother Federman, has accepted a position atatter's dry good store. Sam Wolf, a wholesale and retail dealer of San Diego, was in town a last week. L. Kay, who has been sojourning in for some time past, departed year-end British Columbia. French and family of Santa Ana, acceded by several lady friends from were looking at the sights in town day. Pinte, formerly a resident of Anasas in town last week. Pinte has a store in San Luis Obispo, won a plug the last election and has a bad cough. Sears Fall Fast as April Rain. Was a rumor on the streets last that Mayorette Ey had disposed ofessions in town and would forthwithself to San Francisco. By a judicious of pennies earned in the pompadour bumper line the Mayorette has amassed nine, running into the many millions. Does us fall of honors thrust upon him, totally well qualified to enter the wicked forty hundred. In whatever place feature lines may be cast, whether confines of the lowly ten-barber shop or in the gilded promo-fame and fortune, the best wishes journal go with him. May he live over the incarnation of a good barber and legislator. A Sound Legal Opinion. Bainbridge, Munday, Esq., County Clay Co., Tex. says: "Have used Bitters with most happy results. Either also was very low with Malarial and Jaundice, but was cured by use of this medicine. Am satisfied Bitters saved his life." D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky., like testimony, saying: He positive-ves he would have died, had it not for Electric Bitters. Great remedy will ward off, as well as all Malarial Diseases, and for all Liver and Stomach Disorders stand held. Price 50c. and $1. at W. M. Gage' Drugstore. A Bargain. O. I cook-stove, good as new, for sale Inquire of C. L. Eunis. Glendale Encinal says that Ed. Dun-who has a prosperous place in La valley, has contracted his strawberry a Los Angeles party, and is getting even dollars a day from a single acre, in his prune orchard. It is expected the picking will continue for three months—Monarch of the West—during the six months. Fifteen hundred dollars can be in a single year is more than to make Eastern growers environs of California as a fruit-growing region. Cole's Carboliseap medicinal Toilet Soap, absolutely pure tree from the delaterious ingredients in many of the so-called skin soams. It is the skin, allays the irritation of sunrash and prickly heat, softens the one having had an enjoyable time. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Avery & Everhardy, who have purchased the batabering business of Them. Kling and will conduct the same at the old stand in the Odd Fallow' building. Fred Richler yesterday gave up his lease of the Anaheim Hotel, and retired from its management. He was a popular caterer to the wants of his friends and the traveling public, and his retirement will be regretted. This is the picnic season. On Sunday a large crowd spent the day at the Landing, and on Tuesday a delegation from Fullerton and vicinity pictened in Bres canyon, where the party was joined by many residents of Ontario. Hippolyte Cahen and family will leave shortly for a visit to the Paris Exposition. Mr. Cahen has not seen the gay capital in many years, and as the exhibition offers many inducements he has determined to make the trip. Bon voyage. Dr. Hardin's large Newfoundland dog Nebo, surnamed Brandy, attempted to stop the San Diego express on the California Central on Monday afternoon, with the result that Nebo was split in twain. The doctor says that $200 would not have bought the dog. County division meetings have been held at Fullerton, Placentia and Orange-thorpe. Mears, Edwards, Townhill and Measmore were the speakers, but so is said their eloquence did not result in making many converts. Fritz Crist will shortly begin the creation of a dwelling house on Philadelphia street near his tailor shop. Fritz is a sensible, good-looking young man and has become tired of living alone. But we cannot say anything more in this respect, because it is a secret. The Haddox farm of 80 acres at Placentia was sold last week to Manager French of the "Little Lord Fountleroy" troupe which recently performed in Los Angeles. Mr. French will build a palatial winter residence costing $15,000 on his newly acquired property. Gade's ice-house is one of the new features that came to stay. He delivers several hundred pounds of ice per day. Every one wants ice during the warm season and should make it a point to patronize home industry and have Gade deliver it free of charge. The Board of Supervisors advertise for proposals for the construction of the bridge across the Santa Ana river at Olive, plans and specifications to be submitted to them on May 24th. Each bid must be accompanied with strain sheets, working details and a certified check for $500. An enjoyable evening was spent on Thursday evening last at the house-warming of Company G at their new armory in Music Hall. After the company drill and mustering in of recruits dancing was the order of the evening, and the young folks tripped the light fantastic until a late hour. Sanford Johnson's trotter "Rocky Mountain Tom" is at present being taken care of at Mitchell & Everhardy's stable. The horse has a record of 2:16, is fourteen years old, and in his day could beat all cameras... Cole's Carbolisop medicinal Toilet Soap, absolutely pure from the delterious ingredients in many of the so-called skin soaps. It is the skin, allays the irritation of sunrash and prickly heat, softens the and prevents roughness and chapping, black heads, pimples and skin blemand preserves, freshens and beautifies complexion. It produces a soft, creamy oil, even in hard water, and is a rare luxury for the bath, the toilet and nursery. Get only the genuine, the on which is black and the letter green. 25 cents. Sold at the Anaheim ency. Riverside nurseryman has shipped by a box containing some fifty orange of different varieties to Jacob Wrench London Bridge, London, England. There the trees will go by freight to destination, which is Martinaburg, South Africa. The express charges upon the box are $103. Everhardy's Home-made Lard is not in the market. Ask your butcher's pros for it. Lendam' Mans. Monsemann has just received an asent of large sun hats, which she will at 30 cents, back hats at 60 and 50 besides all the leading dress hats. Ask your butcher's and grocers for Avery Everhardy's Home-made Lard. City Meat Market keeps the limit that the market affords. Leave your with them. Forman, Lach Mans. can get Labelling Oils, of all kinds, mines Oil, Castor Oil, Harms Oil at the alm Pharmacy. BUSINESS BRIEF'S To A. T. Wallap for best Mocha and coffee. Distribution is called to the advertiser. T. Wallap. He more is standard with distribution list of goods. To A. T. Wallap for best of singles and sugar and such ready syrup as fourteen months old. To A. T. Wallap for fresh milk. On May 24th. Each bid must be accompanied with strain sheets, working details and a certified check for $500. An enjoyable evening was spent on Thursday evening last at the house-warming of Company G at their new armory in Music Hall. After the company drill and mustering in of recruits dancing was the order of the evening, and the young folks tripped the light fantastic until a late hour. Sanferd Johnson's trotter "Rocky Mountain Tom" is at present being taken care of at Mitchell & Everharty's stable. The horse has a record of 2:18, is fourteen years old, and in his day could beat all cameras. A ride behind the speedy Thomas is a great pleasure. Mr. Johnson recently refrained $2,500 for the horse. Mrs. Yorba (see Miss Duarte) was married to Mr. McGoffee, an uncle of Fred Smith, a large sheep owner living near Westminster, on Saturday night, in Schneider's Hall on Los Angeles street. A pleasant dance concluded the evening's programme, which was enjoyed by a large assembly of Spanish people. Ye alde folkes will give a grand concert at Westminster Friday evening, May 17th. The singer will appear in ancient costume and sing old-style music, plenus image, dunia humerous pianist etc. A point and unique entertainment is expected. A diagram of the building can be seen at Harris's show where survived snails can be found at any time during the week before this event. On Saturday evening next the Star Dramaale Club gives an entertaining at Music Hall for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, no age simple in dementia, diving stance. The club is maintained if the young ladies and gentlemen of Guild Me Larchul," in the suburban of which members show great talent. A moderated house should grant the new company. There is blood upon the maze at Orange. Advise from our neighbor indians that the community is considerably "warm up" over the amount of a first immunization and hungry office workers who are undergoing to meet Pantheon League, whose properly presented him from removal Cleveland's administration, intending to bring his in a Regal room. This may give him a chance to meet not only his family but also his friends in the new city location. The man can be used for the purposes of fighting the common diseases in many areas by applying to both sexes. D. B. WILLIAMS, SYRUP OF FIGS Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS AND TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH AND STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. Ask your druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., San Francisco, Cal. LIMONDALE, K.C. LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND English Training School, No. 90 and No. 91 Main St. Los Angeles, Cal. The Leading Business College on the Public Grant. NEW HAVENQUITT MODERATE RATES. FOR YOUR NEEDS OF BOTH SEXES. WITH ACCOMPLISHMENTS THE NUMBER OF FOOTS BEING USED IN THE PROJECT IS LIMITED TO 200. HEAD THE NEW STOCK — OF — Summer Goods Just hundred, consisting of the LATEST STYLES Sateens, Lawns, French Chambrays, Goersucker, Warsted Ginghams, French Percales, And a number of other new styles of Dress: Goods Specially suited for the Summer. Call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Our prices are lower than the lowest. RIMPAU BROS. ICE! Having built a good ICE house, I will now keep ICE constantly on hand at my office, next door to Harker's harness shop. I will deliver on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. ICE! Having built a good ICE house, I will now keep ICE constantly on hand at my office, next door to Harker's harness shop. I will deliver on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. NO RAISE IN PRICE. Examine the IOE and see for yourself. Also COAL, Baled HAY — AND — BOTTLED BEER! CONSTANTLY ON HAND. All kinds of Trucking and General Teaming Promptly Attended to. Respectfully, H. C. G A D E. REED & MOYE, — SUCCESSORS TO — BAUERLE & SONS, Look-Congden Block, Fourth St., SANTA ANA, Cal. $18,000 Stock of FURNITURE! Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Etc. $18,000 Stock of FURNITURE! Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Etc. — WE GUARANTEE TO SELL GOODS — 20 Per Cent Cheaper! Than any other house in Southern California for Cash. These Goods having been bought cheap for cash, we are able to make great snortfrees to the pubila. PLANTERS' HOTEL, Center Street, Anaheim, Cal N. H. MITCHELL, PROP. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers THE GAZETTE JOB OFFICE