anaheim-gazette 1889-05-16

REASONS AGAINST ITS FORMATION. Detailed Statement of the Matter After Courts Investigation by Lawsuits and High Trialation the Involvement Result Means and Matters The following argument concerns the enforcement of the county of Orange in regard to a thorough investigation of the solicitation of our citizens. It is hoped a careful reading will be given to this matter, and that each voter will study the matter for himself: In these times when money is tight and farmer and mechanic and the wage labor generally receive but mongre returns reward for their skill and enterprise, there are many who are not able even to earn employment through ever so anxious endeavor, in order to supply those dependent on them with the bare necessities of life, acquisition of county division carries with it the solution of the tax problem, and it becomes a matter of the primest importance to every one having not only the interest of the people, but his own interests as well, at heart, to weigh carefully the arguments and reasons adduced in favor of division and extra, and not too hastily decide a question which will entail upon the community a keen retarding every development and progress. It is a fact demonstrated by political economy and the experience of men everywhere, that the times are good and money is plenty, and labor remunerative, in the proportion that the farmer receives good prices for products, and the mechanic and laborer steadily employment at good wages. It then that the business man sees good jobs and prosperity reigns supreme. And it is worthy that the prosperity of the business man depends entirely upon the wage earner and the farmer, and in proportion as he must eke out his existence he must charge upon the farmer and artisan the expenses of that existence. In other words, increased taxation will ultimately fall upon the farmer and not the business man, because the latter will enhance the price of his goods in proportion to the increased expenses of his business and subsistence. On the other hand, no one knows better than the former himself, that he must take what he does. In determining this item of jury and witnesses' fees and mileage and so of the grand jury we must consider that the statement that the largest is for mileage, as shown in the pamphlet above spoken of, is not strictly correct, because the most of the jury and witnesses are from the city of Los Angeles and are not entitled to any mileage or do not get any at all. The proposed county is 22 miles in breadth-and 40 miles in length. And the mileage will not be an inconsiderable item, for most of the jurors and witnesses will come not from the city but from the country, and so with the witnesses certainly used. The figures thus show a difference of 745 98 from the figures given in let entitled "Reasons in favor of vision," and there were $2,205 51 than stated theravil, and of the county got more in cash and cross- and prosperity reigns supreme. And it towards worthy that the prosperity of the business man depends entirely upon the economic earner and the farmer, and in proportion as he must eke out his existence he must charge upon the farmer and artisan the benefits of that existence. In other words, increased taxation will ultimately fall upon the farmer and not the business man, because the latter will enhance the price of his goods in proportion to the increased expenses of this business and subsistence. On the other hand, no one knows better than the owner himself, that he must take what he can get for his products, not what he can charge for them. We deny that it is a fact, or that the past years, or even ten years, have so proven that the county's administration of affairs not economical or honest, but on the contract we say that if the administration is honest, please to point to the items. This serious reflection upon the entire officials of the county to call them thieves in a much, without specifying the parties and times and the occasions. Let us have tactics and if upon examination any one is seen a thief we will see what can be done, until then we must most emphatically such wild assertions. As to the charge of the uneconomical administration of the affairs, we submit the following: That as shown by the reports of the State Board of Equalization on page 43 of the year 1857, giving the rates of taxation of the counties for the years since 1870, we find that during the last ten years the rate of this county, exclusive of State rate, has designed, with one or two exceptions, constantly from year to year, with a rate in the county in 1879 of — cents on the $100; it was 60 cents on the $100. It is also known that from the same list, taking the year 1886, being the latest accessible to us, there were just two counties which had a rate of taxation than the county of Los Angeles had last year. Now what is the reason thus teaches us? It is that if the county is not divided taxes will be less each year for the county; that the affairs are not only honestly but economically administered; that there cannot be any great stealing, of which, by the way, there is no proof, and without evidence no same man can believe with a charge, but on the other hand the books and the prosperous condition of the county's business show strict economy and uncommon degree of integrity. It is asserted with much positiveness that the taxable wealth of the proposed county is $11,212,733, exclusive of personal property. The following will show the true facts: Office of C. C. Mason, County Assessor of Los Angeles county, Cal. "Los Angeles, Cal., May 10, 1889." "I certify herewith that the valuation I made from the books of this office, showing the taxable value of the proposed county of Orange and amounting to $11,212,733, includes all personal property therein and not deducting the 10 per cent discount made by the State Board of Equalization. "(Signed) W. J. A. Smith." The ten per cent reduced the assessments to about the sum of $9,502,000, or a fraction over this sum, making the total value not one ninth but one-twelfth, and a half of the total value of the entire county for last year. Since then conditions of affairs have changed very materially in this respect, and with the decreased values of real estate, not only of farm property but of town property as well. There has been a large amount of city programs and prosperity reigns supreme. And it towards worthy that the prosperity of the business man depends entirely upon the economic earner and the farmer, and in proportion as he must eke out his existence he must charge upon the farmer and artisan the benefits of that existence. In other words, increased taxation will ultimately fall upon the farmer and not the business man, because the latter will enhance the price of his goods in proportion to the increased expenses of this business and subsistence. On the other hand, no one knows better than the owner himself, that he must take what he can get for his products, not what he can charge for them. We deny that it is a fact, or that the past years, or even ten years, have so proven that the county's administration of affairs not economical or honest, but on the contract we say that if the administration is honest, please to point to the items. This serious reflection upon the entire officials of the county to call them thieves in a much, without specifying the parties and times and the occasions. Let us have facts and if upon examination any one is seen a thief we will see what can be done, until then we must most emphatically such wild assertions. As to the charge of the uneconomical administration of the affairs, we submit this That as shown by the reports of the State Board of Equalization on page 43 of the year 1857, giving the rates of taxation of the counties for the years since 1870, we find that during the last ten years the rate of this county, exclusive of State rate, has designed, with one or two exceptions, constantly from year to year, with a rate in the county in 1879 of — cents on the $100; it was 60 cents on the $100. It is also known that from the same list, taking the year 1886, being the latest accessible to us, there were just two counties which had a rate of taxation than the county of Los Angeles had last year. Now what is the reason thus teaches us? It is that if the county is not divided taxes will be less each year for the county; that the affairs are not only honestly but economically administered; that there cannot be any great stealing, of which, by the way, there is no proof, and without evidence no same man can believe with a charge, but on the other hand these books and the prosperous condition of the county's business show strict economy and uncommon degree of integrity. It is asserted with much positiveness that taxable wealth of the proposed county is $11,212,733, exclusive of personal property. The following will show true facts: Office of C. C. Mason, County Assessor of Los Angeles county, Cal. "Los Angeles, Cal., May 10, 1889." "I certify herewith that the valuation I made from the books of this office, showing taxable value of the proposed county of Orange and amounting to $11,212,733, includes all personal property therein and not deducting the 10 per cent discount made by the State Board of Equalization. "(Signed) W. J. A. Smith." The ten per cent reduced the assessments to about this sum, making the total value not one ninth but one-twelfth, and a half of the total value of the entire county for last year. Since then conditions of affairs have changed very materially in this respect, and with the decreased values of real estate, not only of farm property but of town property as well. There has been a large amount of city pro-grams and prosperity reigns supreme. And it towards worthy that the prosperity of the business man depends entirely upon the economic earner and the farmer, but on the contrary we say that if upon examination any one is seen a thief we will see what can be done, until then we must most emphatically such wild assertions. As to the charge of the uneconomical administration of the affairs, we submit this That as shown by the reports of the State Board of Equalization on page 43 of the year 1857, giving taxation of the counties forthe years since 1870, we find that duringthe last ten yearsthe rateofthis countyexclusiveofStaterate,hasdediedwithoneortwoexceptionsonstantiallyfromyeartoyearwitharateinthecountyin1879of—centsonthe$100;itwas60centsonthe$100.itisalsoknownthatfromthesamelist,takingtheyear1886beingthelatestaccessibletous,andwerejusttwocountieswhichthadraptetothecountyofLosAngeleshadlastyear.Nowwhatisthereasonthustheachesus? It is that ifthecountyisnotdividedtaxeswillbelesseachyearforthecounty;thattheaffairsarenotonlyhonestlybuteconomicallyadministered;thattherecannotbeanygreatstealing，ofwhich,theway,thethereisnoproof,andwithoutevidencenosanemancanbelievewithacharge,butontheotherhandthebooksandtheprospersonconditionofthecounty'sbusinessshowstricteconomyanduncommondegreeofintelligence. Itisassertedwithmuchpositivenessthattaxablewealthoftheproposedcountyis$11，212，733exclusiveofpersonalproperty.Thefollowingwillshowtruefacts: OfficeOfC.C.MasonCountAssessorOfLosAnglescountCal. "Los Angeles，Cal.,May 10，1889." "I certify herewith thatthe valuationImadefromthebooksofthisoffice,showingtaxablevalueoftheproposedcountyofOrangeandamountingto$11，212，733includesallpersonpropertythereinandnotdeductingthe10percentdiscountmadebytheStateBoardOfEqualization. "(Signed)W.J.A.SMITH." 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"W. J. A. SMITH." The ten per cent reduced the assessments to about the sum of $9,502,000, or a fraction over this sum, making the total value not one-ninth but one-twelfth, and a half of the total value of the entire county for last year. Since then conditions of affairs have changed very materially in this respect, and with the decreased values of real estate, not only of farm property but of town property as well. There has been a large amount of city property within the proposed county turned into a storage and this year it is assessed as such and in almost all town lots which were assessed at one hundred dollars per lot are now assessed at $25, a decrease of $75 per lot. For example in Fullerton and the Santa Fe tract in Anaheim. The towns of Carlton and Richfield are no more, save in memory and resolution, and their assessments, even as acreage, will be very small. So with other places. There is another circumstance in the difference between last year and this, in the taxable value, and a highly important one to be taken into consideration by all taxpayers as well as others having their own interests at stake. That is the fact that last year vineyards by the thousands of acres were assessed as property and this year they are not assessed, because they have all died. In view of all these things is there any one who can with intelligent contradiction show that the taxable wealth for this year will be more than $8,000,000? It is the opinion of Mr. Mason, our assessor, that it will not be over this sum in the proposed county this year, and it is certain that he is far more qualified to give such an opinion intelligently than any other man in Los Angeles county. In the city of Los Angeles the taxable wealth last year was $38,000,000. This year is will be between $50,000,000 and $60,000,000, an increase of at least $12,000,-000, the increase alone more than the wealth of Orange county, while its wealth has decreased. So is evident that if the county remains intact the district forming the proposed county has about one-third of the wealth of the county, and consequently will bear not even two-thirds of the county's expense of what it paid last year. The proposed county's proportion of the business done in the offices of the County Court and Sheriff is about one-fifth. This is the opinion of a gentleman who is well qualified to give such opinions; more so than any other person. The far greater part of the business in the counties from Los Angeles city and from Pasadena and the country thereabout. The use receipts of the Clerk amounted to $25,188.90 for the year 1985. The same receipts of the Clerk amounted to $28,449.90. The adjournment of the county on May 10, 1985. "It car herewith that the valuation I made from the books of this office, showing the taxable value of the proposed county of Orange and amounting to $11,212,733, includes all personal property therein and not deducting the 10 per cent discount made by the State Board of Equalization. "W. J. A. SMITH." The ten per cent reduced the assessments to about the sum of $9,502,000, or a fraction over this sum, making the total value not one-ninth but one-twelfth, and a half of the total value of the entire county for last year. Since then conditions of affairs have changed very materially in this respect, and with the decreased values of real estate, not only of farm property but of town property as well. There has been a large amount of city property within the proposed county turned into a storage and this year it is assessed as such and in almost all town lots which were assessed at one hundred dollars per lot are now assessed at $25, a decrease of $75 per lot. For example in Fullerton and the Santa Fe tract in Anaheim. The towns of Carlton and Richfield are no more, save in memory and resolution, and their assessments, even as acreage, will be very small. So with other places. There is another circumstance in the difference between last year and this, in the taxable value, and a highly important one to be taken into consideration by all taxpayers as well as others having their own interests at stake. That is the fact that last year vineyards by the thousands of acres were assessed as property and this year they are not assessed, because they have all died. In view of all these things is there any one who can with intelligent contradiction show that the taxable wealth for this year will be more than $8,000,000? It is the opinion of Mr. Mason, our assessor, that it will not be over this sum in the proposed county this year, and it is certain that he is far more qualified to give such an opinion intelligently than any other man in Los Angeles county. In the city of Los Angeles the taxable wealth last year was $38,000,000. This year is will be between $50,000,000 and $60,000,000, an increase of at least $12,000,-000, the increase alone more than the wealth of Orange county, while its wealth has decreased. So is evident that if the county remains intact the district forming the proposed county has about one-thalf of the wealth of the county, and consequently will bear not even two-thirds of the county's expense of what it paid last year. The proposed county's proportion of the business done in the offices of the County Court and Sheriff is about one-fifth. This is the opinion of a gentleman who is well qualified to give such opinions; more so than any other person. The far greater part of the business in the counties from Los Angeles city and from Pasadena and the country thereabout. The use receipts of the Clerk amounted to $25,188.90 for the year 1985. The same receipts of the Clerk amounted to $28,449.90. The adjournment of the county on May 10, 1985. "I car herewith that the valuation I made from the books of this office, showing the taxable value of the proposed county of Orange and amounting to $11,212,733, includes all personal property therein and not deducting the 10 per cent discount made by the State Board of Equalization. "W. J. A. SMITH." The ten per cent reduced the assessments to about the sum of $9,502,000, or a fraction over this sum, making the total value not one-ninth but one-twelfth, and a half of the total value of the entire county for last year. Since then conditions of affairs have changed very materially in this respect, and with the decreased values of real estate, not only of farm property but of town property as well. There has been a large amount of city property within the proposed county turned into a storage and this year it is assessed as such and in almost all town lots which were assessed at one hundred dollars per lot are now assessed at $25, a decrease of $75 per lot. For example in Fullerton and the Santa Fe tract in Anaheim. The towns of Carlton and Richfield are no more, save in memory and resolution, and their assessments, even as acreage, will be very small. So with other places. There is another circumstance in the difference between last year and this, in the taxable value, and a highly important one to be taken into consideration by all taxpayers as well as others having their own interests at stake. That is the fact that last year vineyards by the thousands of acres were assessed as property and this year they are not assessed, because they have all died. In view of all these things is there any one who can with intelligent contradiction show that the taxable wealth for this year will be more than $8,000,000? It is the opinion of Mr. Mason, our assessor, that it will not be over this sum in the proposed county this year, and it is certain that he is far more qualified to give such an opinion intelligently than any other man in Los Angeles county. In the city of Los Angeles the taxable wealth last year was $38,000,000. This year is will be between $50,000,000 and $60,000,000, an increase of at least $12,000,-0 COUNTY REVISION A simple annual account of district was held at King's Hall on Thursday evening in its late afternoon. Over fifty people from each town council. W. M. McHillian one member and Victor Montgomery of Thorns has the first question. Mr. ordinance at length mentions the shaking tide from his point of view. Upon invitation Mr. Lennard of District Council attended the meeting attended by Mr. Montgomery. Professor Miner of District Council presented with an appeal to the government to allow that the proposed county of Orange admitted a larger than the average settlement. That doesn't give a dig but something and someone Ridley and which amounted to about 10,000 people from here in attendance. The Anaheim issue handled the session with media. Quite a number of people from Westminster and the adjourning country were attending the arrival of the Anaheim delegation, when they all repaired to the hall to listen to the arguments of the speakers. Judge McCoy was called to the Chair and it was announced that John Hunter would address the meeting. The speaker dwelt at length on the subject of county division. Louis Leclair followed and presented an array of facts and figures to the detriment of the idea of division. The speaker was cordially received by the people, and doubtless gained many votes by his address. B. F. Porter was then introduced as the next speaker and thought that county division with the present boundaries would be raining to the people. The lateness of the hour prevented others from speaking on the subject, when Dr. Head of Garden Grove was called upon and gave a brief version of the other side of the question, when the meeting dispersed. "Hurrah for Orange county," yelled a pumpkin-roller when the crowd had reached the street. When you divide the county I'll eat On the item of Justicees and Constables which sets forth that the people of Orange County paid more than was received on this bill, it is only necessary to say one word. The law governing this matter is now changed that no Constable or Justice receives more than $1,000 per annum for all services performed in criminal cases and cases in which people of this State are parties, or interested. The pro divisionists attempt to create and make prejudice against Los Angeles County in stating that the city of Los Angeles exceeds so much more than she pays, and it has seen that the argument has now no application because the law under which these officers were allowed to do this has been repealed and fairness might have increased the divisionists to make this statement. The acts of 1887 on page 187, sec. 13, in relation to the fees of 5th class county officers, of which rank Los Angeles County is one. It is stated that two responsible abstracts have agreed to copy the records for 20,000, and have offered a bond for $20,000 for the faithful performance of the work. Nothing is said in regard to the books, maps, or fees of the Recorder, who by the orange county act gets 25 cents for each increment certified by him as correct. Besides there are the books, maps and the fees of the Recorder. Now we must remember that the bill process only for the transcription of the records the office of the Recorder. There is no division made for transcribing the records the Clerk's office, and nothing is said on this point. Future legislation is needed to this, and as it stands there is only a half job to be done. The estimate of Frank Gibson, the former center of Los Angeles county, made at instance of the Santa Anaite, for the transcription of the records of the Recorder's office and exclusive of any other office, but inclusive of the maps and books and the fees certifying to their correctness was $50. At the very least calculation. Why did authors of the pamphlet in question not rate the result of their application to Mr. Johnson? His estimate did not suit their purpose, but instead they say that two responsible abstract firms have agreed to the transcribing for $25,000, but they are silent as the cost of books and maps. It is very silly to say that it is not necessary to copy the records of this county, but it can be done to suit the finances and convenience of Orange county. If they are transcribed it is better to do it at once and not later because the people of Orange county get the benefit of it at once, which is great deal in the course of a few years. He travel to Los Angeles is considerable if the transcribing is to be paid for it and be better at once. Besides the records of the Recorder's offices the Clerk's records must be also transcribed at a cost of not less than $50,000, which is also the opinion of Mr. Gibson, taking a total of $100,000 for transcribing records of the two offices, one as necessary as the other. What San Benito county is not to the purpose; the question what Orange county does is more to the point. Fred Smythe is on his rounds in the capacity of School Census Marshal. Miss Matilde Rimpan, who has been seriously ill for some time past, is convalencing. Mrs. Hogan of San Francisco, mother of Mrs. M. W. Everhardy, is in town on a short visit. Mr. Collins, of the fruit packing firm of Earl & Co., sejourned at Anheim Landing on Sunday with a party of friends. All report a very pleasant time. George Horr and Miss Kate Pawer attended the performance of the Bostonians in Los Angeles on Saturday evening, returning home on Sunday. Mrs. S. O. Wood and Mrs. Lewis attended a pumkin-roller when the crowd had reached the street. "When you divide the county I'll eat hay with the horses!" retorted Mr. Hunter, and the evening's entertainment was at an end. On Tuesday evening as anti-division meeting was held in the schoolhouse at Garden Grove. A delegation of citizens attended from Anaheim, and the military band enlivened the occasion with music. A large attendance was present from the Grove and adjacent precincts. R. Q. Wickham called the meeting to order and Dr. Head was chosen Chairman. Capt. S. O. Wood was first speaker, and in a short address he clearly showed the folly of dividing the county at this time. L. Lockel next delivered an extended argument upon the subject, going over the entire matter in detail and showing the expense account to be very much in excess of the figures presented by the adherents of division. His speech had a marked impression and it is safe to say many converts to his side were made among the listeners. B. F. Porter next spoke of the fare of fixing the dividing line at Coyote creek and dwelt at some length upon the increased rate of taxation sure to result in the event of division. Calls were made for Mr. Montgomery of Santa Ana, when that gentleman argued the question in favor of the new county. Col. Measmore of Orange also favored the new county in a short speech. When a final reply was being made to the latter speaker some frisky Groelte was indiscreet enough to allow a large tin can filled with broken glass to gently glide down the winding stair that leads to the hall in which the speaking was progressing. There are twenty-one steps in the staircase, and the noise can better be imagined than described. It was awful. When the meeting adjourned a crowd of boys gave three cheers for division. But it was noticed that the addresses against division had tallied effect, and where a few days ago it was claimed not a vesta would be cast against division, it is confidently believed that on election day many citizens will so understand the question as to vote a majority against the new county. PERSONAL MENTION. Fred Smythe is on his rounds in the capacity of School Census Marshal. Miss Matilde Rimpan, who has been seriously ill for some time past, is convalencing. Mrs. Hogan of San Francisco, mother of Mrs. M. W. Everhardy, is in town on a short visit. Mr. Collins, of the fruit packing firm of Earl & Co., sejourned at Anheim Landing on Sunday with a party of friends. All report a very pleasant time. George Horr and Miss Kate Pawer attended the performance of the Bostonians in Los Angeles on Saturday evening, returning home on Sunday. Mrs. S. O. Wood and Mrs. Lewis attended a pumkin-roller when the crowd had reached the street. "When you divide the county I'll eat hay with the horses!" retorted Mr. Hunter, and the evening's entertainment was at an end. On Tuesday evening as anti-division meeting was held in the schoolhouse at Garden Grove. A delegation of citizens attended from Anaheim, and the military band enlivened the occasion with music. A large attendance was present from the Grove and adjacent precincts. R. Q. Wickham called the meeting to order and Dr. Head was chosen Chairman. Capt. S. O. Wood was first speaker, and in a short address he clearly showed the folly of dividing the county at this time. L. Lockel next delivered an extended argument upon the subject, going over the entire matter in detail and showing the expense account to be very much in excess of the figures presented by the adherents of division. His speech had a marked impression and it is safe to say many converts to his side were made among the listeners. B. F. Porter next spoke of the fare of fixing the dividing line at Coyote creek and dwelt at some length upon the increased rate of taxation sure to result in the event of division. Calls were made for Mr. Montgomery of Santa Ana, when that gentleman argued the question in favor of the new county. Col. Measmore of Orange also favored the new county in a short speech. When a final reply was being made to the latter speaker some frisky Groelte was indiscreent enough to allow a large tin can filled with broken glass to gently glide down the winding stair that leads to the hall in which the speaking was progressing. There are twenty-one steps in the staircase, and the noise can better be imagined than described. It was awful. When the meeting adjourned a crowd of boys gave three cheers for division. But it was noticed that the addresses against division had tallied effect, and where a few days ago it was claimed not a vesta would be cast against division, it is confidently believed that on election day many citizens will so understand the question as to vote a majority against the new county. PERSONAL MENTION. Fred Smythe is on his rounds in the capacity of School Census Marshal. Miss Matilde Rimpan, who has been seriously ill for some time past, is convalencing. Mrs. Hogan of San Francisco, mother of Mrs. M. W. Everhardy, is in town on a short visit. Mr. Collins, of the fruit packing firm of Earl & Co., sejourned at Anheim Landing on Sunday with a party of friends. All report a very pleasant time. George Horr and Miss Kate Pawer attended the performance of the Bostonians in Los Angeles on Saturday evening, returning home on Sunday. Mrs. S. O. Wood and Mrs. Lewis attended a pumkin-roller when the crowd had reached the street. "The change in time table of California Central, will be followed another column." Mail from north now arrives at 9:24 A.M., and from south at 11:53 A.M. "It is mid Rev Elliott will dedicate a petition of his discourse on next Sabbath evening to the dissection of our esteemed contemporary on Lemon strange." A ghastly subject, but give him sita. -O W. Haleh, who was on Tuesday acquitted of the charge of murdering his uncle at Burlington, Col., was recently in Anaheim, looking for investments. He is a man of considerable means and his arrest caused much surprise to his friends here. -A house belonging to Amerige Brox located on Orangethorpe avenue, Fullerton, and lately occupied by Mr. Howell, was burned to ground early Monday morning. A quantity of furniture was destroyed.The fire is said to have beenthe workof an incendiary. -The Board of Supervisors on Monday canvassedthe returnofthe electionholdinIhe irrigation district hereand declaredP.S.Yurbia J.P.Greely J.Hunter T.A.DarlingandJ.P.Zayn electedDirectors,M.NebelungAnssen,years ago.He reports affairs quiet at Pasadena. -Claus Wilkins died at his residence on West street on Tuesday morning.He had been irrigatingat nightandcontracteda coldwhich rapidly developed into malignant fever,f resultingin deathas stated.Decasedhad lived herefor over sixteen yearsandwas wellknown throughoutthis sectionHe leavesa widowto mournhis loss. -A negro bootblacklately employedat Frantz's barbershopamusedhimself on Sundaybyinvertingtheboothblocksignthathangsoutsidethetonsoralparlor.Franzturnedthesignbackintoitsproperplace,andwhencullduggemensturneditinsidedownagain,Frantzexecutedarapidmovementwithhisflatsandturnedthenegroupsidedown.No damage.Eachwasfined$6forbreachofthepeace. -The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. -We acknowledgethe receiptofacomplimentaryinvitationtoattendanOldeFolksaConcerteattheCongregationalChurchatWestminster,tomorroweven.Anexcellentprogrammeofsingingandexerciseswillbewrendered.Thefollowingannouncementismade:"Ifanybodiewishesto speaktoyeanneandwomensyngers,theycandosownows,andyeyoungmenwhodogreallydesiretowalkhomewithyemaidensmaynowspeakto themaboutit."Putusdownonthelist. Sentiment: The Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening were very interesting.The singingofthe choirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theserviceswillbeheldonceamonthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthatthepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthat.thepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatthePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofthechoirwashighlyappreciatedaswasalsothesolosofMissHarveyofSantaAna.Theservices willbeheldoncea monthanditisdesiredthat.thepeopleattendthemfreely.ThesermonsofRev.Mr.ElliotteachSabbatharescholarlydiscourses.attimesloquent,andarealwayswellreceivedbythecongregation. Sentiment: The praise servicesatThePresbyterianChurchonSundayevenwereveryinteresting.ThesingingofTheChoirmountain.inTheeventOfImissionFromTheSchool.CityMarshal. MissMatildeRimpan,who has been seriously ill for some time past,is convalencing. Mrs.Hogan.ofSanFrancisco,mother.ofMrs.M.W.Everhardy.isin town on a short visit. Mr.Collina.of.the.fruit-packing firm.ofEarl&Co.,sejourned at AnheimLanding.on Sundaywith.a party.of.friends.All report a very pleasant time. GeorgeHorr和MissKatePawerattendedThePerformance.ofTheBostoniansinLosAngeleson Saturday eveningreturninghome.on Sunday. Mrs.S.O.Wood和Mrs.LewisattendedThePerformance.ofTheBostoniansinLosAngeleson Saturday eveningreturninghome.on Sunday. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. 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Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which sets forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which set forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which set forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which set forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which set forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which set forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st until November 1st. Senior Engineer for Orangethorpe Avenue which set forth that no constructions are required by law during construction period from October 1st untilNovember Miss Matilde Rimpan, who has been seriously ill for some time past, is convalescing. Mrs. Hogan of San Francisco, mother of Mrs. M. W. Everhardy, is in town on a short visit. Mr. Collins, of the fruit packing firm of Earl & Co., is joined at Anaheim Landing on Sunday with a party of friends. All report a very pleasant time. George Horr and Miss Kate Power attended the performance of the Bostonians in Los Angeles on Saturday evening, returning home on Sunday. Mrs. S. O. Wood and Mrs. Lewis attended the annual meeting of the State Board of Horticulture at National City. They report having had a most enjoyable time. H. Caben and daughter and B. Monlist and family have taken their departure for the Paris Exposition, to be absent several months. Mr. Caben has not been in La Belle France for twenty-three years and Mr. Monlist has been away for fourteen days. Sporting Items Two young gentlemen, each of whom loves a maiden with potential devotion, resolved the other night to repair to the shuttle-yard and settle a slight dispute among between them. A half-hour's battle resulted, witnessed by none of the sparks alert. Subsequently a wreath match was announced by the master of ceremonies. In the first bout young Jack Dempsey was the favorite, while the unknown had numerous friends who thought him a knacker-match. The first named gave his attention to his opponent's home, administering several manners on the other's premises. After several rounds the after was called a draw by the referee, who answered he would ask any one who demanded to bid. One of the printmakers explained the learned condition of his first must be winning by asking for half from his wages and the whole paying over his form; the latter had been given to a lawyer "go" will be billed yearly, children and young kids. The Savings, Loan and Building Association of Anaheim held their regular meeting on last Saturday evening and transmitted business. John P. Zera was elected President, Vince P. My resignation, F. A. Kora was elected Director. Wm. Hacker wrote an祭悼词 in the absence of Louis Leland. About 100 additional members of stock subscribed. The association is composed of not more than influential citizens, in that becoming a sold building and at no distant day will render material aid to the administration of Anaheim. R.J.Palmer and Jack Lendall are expected upon the publication of a monthly quarterly for call "The Mission Link." Will it be given to a few weeks by a company compiling local sales? Mr. Palmer will be in his own office in Los Angeles to be better at once. Besides the records of the Recorder's office, the Clerk's records must be also transferred at a cost of not less than $50,000, which is also the opinion of Mr. Gibson, making a total of $100,000 for transcribing records of the two offices, one as necessary as the other. What San Benito county is not to the purpose; the question what all Orange county do is more to the purpose, and then what is the probable cost of doing so? The two items of Great Register and printing are put at $1,500 and $2,000 respectively. These are denied by the pamphlet division; we submit that they are as near and more likely correct than the other figures. It is stated that the rent will be $2,000 when it is considered that until the county buildings are put up there are offices to be provided for about fourteen different officers, including the courtroom, and also for the old and hospital, the figures $3,000 would mean reasonable, 14 offices at an average of 10 per month would make $1,680 for the ear. In this courtroom is put at $10, when there are the offices of the County Park and the Recorder which are also set up at the same figures and which must be large rooms or suite of rooms. So that the average of $10 per month is low, when there are the jail and hospital rent times and these we estimate at my $1,220 year. Making at the lowest $3,000 for alone instead of $2,000, and the result will show that the rent will be over rather than under this figure. The language on two paragraph fourth would seem to indicate that the rent of the courtroom alone will cost $2,000. See the pamphlet on county division. The next item on the many pages states that it is not true that organizing the new entity will be $10,000 or only expensive in this area are the two elements on both there is another provision which is contained in the general law of the State being a general law like Legislature has power to override it by any special law it is section 97th of the Public Law Code which reads as follows: "When a county is divided or the boundary is altered, all hands levied before the district was paid or boundary changed must collect by the officers of and bring to court in which the territory was entered before the division or change." 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For all this money we demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them The language on two paragraphs fourth would seem to be beyond the general law of the State being a general law like Legislature has power to override it by any special law it is section 97th of the Public Law Code which reads as follows: "When a county is divided or the boundary is altered, all homes levied before the district was paid or boundary changed must collect by the officers of landlordship in which the territory was entered before the division or change." For all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them from all these moneys were demanded from some and not amounts to them NEW STOCK OF Summer Goods Just Remained, consisting of the LATEST STYLES Sateens, Lawns, French Chambrays, Searcher, Worsted 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. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Servies every Sunday at 11 A.M. and 7:20 P.M. Rev. Mr. Hillen, preacher METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—On Palmhall street. Sunday school at 10 A.M. Servies at 11 A.M. and 7:20 P.M. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:20 P.M. D. O. CHAMBERLAYER, Pastor. Quarterly meeting and communion at the M. E. Church next Sunday. Preaching by Rev. G. T. Howard, P. E. GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Servies every Sunday at 8 P.M. Rev. J. M. BECKWILA, Pastor. GERMAN M. E. CHURCH—Servies regularly Sabbath school at 9:45 A.M. Preaching at 11 A.M. Rev. O. A. PAIMING, Pastor. ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH—Servies every Sunday, morning and evening, Rev. P. Streytema, pastor. Santa Fe Meats. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trains pass Anaheim as follows: SOUTH BOUND. Sun Diere Express, daily... 9:38 A.M. Santa Ana Accom., (daily except Sunday) 12:06 P.M. Pacific Express, (daily except Sunday)... 8:29 P.M. Santa Ana Accom., (daily except Sunday)... 6:12 P.M. NORTH BOUND. Atlantic Express, daily... 5:20 A.M. Low Angeles Accom., (daily except Sunday) 7:29 A.M. Los Angeles Express, (daily except Sunday), Mail... 11:53 A.M. Los Angeles Accom., (daily except Sunday) 1:58 P.M. L.A. DEERMOND, Agent. Southern Pacific Meats. SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trains pass Anaheim as follows: Going North... 7:43 A.M. Going South... 7:43 P.M. Going South... 10:20 A.M. T. A. DARLING, Agent. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marval o purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kind, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BARING POWDER Co., 100 Wall St, N.Y. SYRUP OF FIGS BOARD OF EQUALIZATION! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim will meet as a Board of Equalization ON Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, The 15th, 16th and 17th Day of MAY, 1889, at the City Hall in the City of Anaheim, at 8 o'clock P.M., on each of said days, for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll of the City of Anaheim for the current year. By order of the Board of Trustees. MAX NEBELUNG, City Clerk. Anaheim, May 8, 1889. Delinquent Notice. Anaheim Union Water Company. There is delinquent upon the following desirited stock, on account of assessment levied on the 21 day of March, 1889, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: NAME NO. SHARPS EQ.CHEF ANV.T. Moore & Buyder... 18 598 450 H. L. Payy... 15 100-458 875 Springer Broes... 15 600 975 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 21 day of March, 1889, no many shares of each parcel of each stock as may be necessary will be sold at the office of the Company on the 4th day of May 1889, at 8 o'clock P.M., of such day, to pay delinquent assessments thawen, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. Secretary Anaheim Union Water Co. Office at the Postoffice, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHAMM, April 19, 1889. DR. S. L. STOERK. Specialist from Vienna, Austria, makes a specialty of THROAT And other CHRONIC DISEASES, and gives every person malformation. Office-Residence—Center street, one door west of Anaheim Bakery. ARTISTIC 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 Cleanse the System Effectually, SO THAT 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. LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND English Training School, Mrs. 40 and at B. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal. The Leading Business College on the Pacific Coast. FIVE DEPARTMENTS. LARGE FACULTY. NEW COLLEGE BUILDINGS. MODERATE RATES. FOR YOUNG PEOPLE OF BOTH SEXES. D. B. WILLIAMS.