anaheim-gazette 1889-05-23

COUNTY OF ORANGE More Reasons Against Division. Further Pacts showing the Savannah Account or the New County. Taking place in Virginia, people can afford to pay. The second installment of miscellaneous literature is submitted here have been compiled by experts and the entertaining brief relation to the expense of the negroity is handled with a simpleness of detail that will open the eyes of the average taxpayer. The Courthouse new in course of erection is estimated to cost $450,000, of which amount over $200,000 has been paid out of the General Fund, which fund is raised by the 60 cents on the $100, rate of county taxation, a circumstance which speaks volumes for Los Angeles county. The bonds for the balance have already been authorized, and it does not matter, so far as Orange county's proportionate liability thereon is concerned, whether the county is divided or not, as in either event the proposed county will be liable for its share. See Section 3 of Article 11 of the State Constitution, the latter portion of which is as follows, having been quoted before: "Every county which shall be enlarged or created from territory taken from any other county or counties shall be liable for a just proportion of the existing debts and liabilities of the county or counties from which such territory shall be taken." The bonds having been voted upon and lawfully authorised are a portion of the existing debts and liabilities of Los Angeles county and it does not matter whether Orange county is formed or not, so far as her proportionate liability is concerned. In the pamphlet "reasons for county division," on the last page a tabulated list of the probable expenses is given, which with the state taxes apparently sum up to $141,-$11.78. To take item after item we shall arrive at a correct result. Bearing in mind then that the actual figures for salaries of officers of a county of the 15th class is smaller than in a county of the 10th class, in which rank Orange county will be classed after the next census, taking the present classification as the basis of the most, and the difference is thus: - Salaries of officers and deputies, fifteenth class... $24,000 - Salaries of officers and deputies, tenth class... 34,000 - Difference... $10,000 - Salaries of Justices and Constables as per Acts of 1887 p. 190, Secs. 13, 14, tenth class county... 6,000 - General School fund... 14,950 - Credited in pamphlet... 14,000 According to the same authority, "The reports of the State Board of Equitation," the rate of the county of Los Angeles has decreased, with one or two exceptions, constantly from year to year, falling from $1.45 in 1874 to 60 cents per hundred in 1888. Remember this is for county rate alone. Thus we see that the prospects are simply superb that in the course of a few years the taxes for the county will be among the lowest of the State, as it is now one of the counties having the lowest rate. For we must also bear in mind that out of the general fund, which is raised by the 60 cents on the $100 Los Angeles county was enabled to pay over $100,000 towards the cost of the new Courthouse the last 2 years. It has also been stated that the taxable value of the new county is $15,000,000. Taking the rate of a state taxes at the probable rate of 74 cents on $100 for this year will make $110,000 State taxes. The above pamphlet allows $75,000 for State taxes making a difference of $36,000 more to be added to the above estimate. It has been admitted by one of the most violent advocates in favor of county division that the taxes for the new county will be $1.45 on the $100 on the valuation of $15,-$000,000. We have shown that the valuation cannot reasonably be expected to go above $8,000,000 this year. Thus the taxes will be almost $2.90 according to their own admissions. And taking the matter carefully into consideration this will be about the lowest figures for the State and county taxes in CASE NO. This complaint begins by all year 1784, the first Governor granted to Manual Nieto in Los Angeles county contains one square league, which is Rancho Los Coyotes. The traces through the de Nieto, and alleges that he made training ten leagues of land, was in 1834 to Juan Jose Nieto by Figurero. In 1839 Nieto conveyed the Coyotes to Juan Bastiate Lenaerization of $1,490 in goods, 100 of the value of $400, and $200 per money. It further appears only paid $1,000 on account and Juan Jose Nieto in his will and further declared that others for said transfer had satisfied. In 1850, the executor of the Testament of Juan Jose Nieto inventory of the property of said owner did not include the land plaintiffs; but in 1886 (thirty-six filing of the first inventory filed a supplementary inventory enclosed three-thirteen said rancho. The complaint then goes on manner in which the title plaintiffs and several pages rest chapters in Genesis wherein it "Samuel begat Peter" and so further recites the several sta Bearing in mind then that the actual figures for salaries of officers of a county of the 15th class is smaller than in a county of the 10th class, in which rank Orange county will be classed after the next census, taking the present classification as the basis of the right, and the difference is thus: Salaries of officers and deputies, fifteenth class... $24,000 Salaries of officers and deputies, tenth class... 34,000 Difference... $10,000 Salaries of Justices and Constables as per Acts of 1887 up 190, Secs. 13, 14, tenth class county... 6,000 General School fund... 14,950 Sum credited in pamphlet... 14,000 Difference... 950 General Road & Bridge fund... 21,310 Aunt's credited in pamphlet... 15,565 Difference... 5,745 Flooding prisoners... 1,100 Aunt allowed in pamphlet... 100 Difference... 1,000 Count of county officers... 3,000 Amount credited... 2,000 Difference... 1,000 Transcribing records of Recorder's office at lowest figure... 25,000 Lea theroon of Recorder (certifying)... 1,000 Maps and books... 3,500 Transcribing records of the Clerk's office... 50,000 Books... 2,000 Organizing new county... 10,000 Debt to old county... 50,000 Double taxes to both counties... 30,000 County buildings... 160,000 Total... $331,500 Interest at 7 per cent on same... 23,205 Sinking Fund estimated at 10 cents on $100... 33,050 Pamper annually... 2,000 Lady foes difference estimated as above shown... 3,000 Witnesses' fees and mileage... 1,000 Assistant District Attorney Conveying prisoners to State Prison; five at $200 each... 1,000 Conveying insane to asylum; five at $100 each... 500 Expenses Superior Court, stenographer, etc. ... 3,000 Stationery and medicines ... 2,000 Provisions of hospital and maintaining same ... 6,000 But deducting the amount credited in said pamphlet ... 5,000 Repairs to buildings, etc. ... 500 Total expense... $242,392 Besides it must be borne in mind that these may not be all the items of expense, for we all know that even if a small house is built it usually costs more than is at first estimated. How much more ought this to be the case where such a large undertaking is made as inaugurating a new county? We trust we have shown enough to satisfy the most aceptual that the figures, and statements made in the pamphlet "Reasons for County Division" are not to be relied upon and are not only incomplete, but for the most part, and in almost every particular, misleading, and that the estimates herein are not extravagant, but the chances are that they will be increased still further by the experiment. If any one doubts this let him take the items and figure out for himself. Let him also take the items in favor of county division and ascertain the number of items of which nothing is said therein. It has been denied by the divisionists that the item of conveying prisoners to the State Prison will amount to $1,000, or that there were more than one prison sent to the value of the new county is $15,000,000. Taking the rate of a State taxes at the probable rate of 74 cents on $100 for this year will make $11,000 State taxes. The store said pamphlet allows $75,000 for State taxes making a difference of $36,000 more to be added to the above estimate. It has been admitted by one of the most violent advocates in favor of county division that the taxes for the new county will be $1.45 on the $100 on the valuation of $15.,ooo,ooo. We have shown that the valuation can not reasonably be expected to go above $8,ooo,ooo this year. Thus the taxes will be almost $2.9O according to their own admissions. And taking the matter carefully into consideration this will be about the lowest figures for the State and county taxes in Orange county, instead of $1.2O as now. It is also attempted to make capital out of the action instituted to test the constitutionality of the Orange county Act and to create a prejudice in favor of division. Almost any lawyer outside of those expecting to profit by the division and who will carefully study the provisions of the Act in the light of our constitution cannot resist the conclusion that some at least its provisions are of doubtful validity. These proceedings were instituted at a day early enough to have the questions determined by the Courts and had the pro-divisionists so desired a hearing and decision could have been obtained at least one week before the election. But it is stated that they do not want a hearing until after the election. Yet they cry that the suit was brought to deter the voters. Veritable bosh. It certainly does not become Santa Ana to say that the suit was brought to deter the voters when at the same time she defends a determination on this important matter until after the election. She has "the jewel of consistency" only in her universal endeavors to accomplish her objects no matter what the means. It has been asserted that if the county is formed that with the name of Orange inscribed on its banner that it will allure a large number of settlers from other States. This statement must be digested thoroughly before we can extract its merit or desertit. Now let us see. A stranger comes to Orange, taken by the name. He finds blooming orchards all the year around, almost a veritable paradise, as indeed all Los Angeles county is. He makes inquiries about farms and concludes to buy. The transactions are almost completed when he inquires as to the rate of taxation and finds that the rate is about three or four times higher than it is in the county of Los Angeles, and the result is that he breaks off the engagement and goes to Los Angeles county to buy a home. Now is not this the inevitable consequence, and more too! For whenever land decreases in its selling qualities then its real value is to a very great extent also lessened, for the value of anything in the end is what you can get for it. And the kind of people wanted in the new county is the class just shown men who will make their home here and settle down for their future, and build up the country. Aud men with means will as a rule not go where they have three or four fold taxes to pay, but where the taxes are low and the money they derive from their investments can be placed to more advantage than in paying high taxes with it. For instance in living comfortably and enjoying the same, but paying taxes is no high pleasure. We think it safer and wiser to take the amounts received from the various offices and apply them to the payment of the items of expense which are not remembered or thought of; and that there are quite a number which are not enumerated herein, but that such will surely crop up and show themselves there can be no doubt, taking the everyday affairs of men as the criterion. Such calculation is only to be arrived at by guesses and not by any estimate made intelligently. So if we offset one for the other we will probably come nearer the exact figure. It has been admitted by one of the most violent advocates in favor of county division that the taxes for the new county will be $1.45 on the $1OO on the valuation of $15.,ooo,ooo. We have shown that the valuation can not reasonably be expected to go above $8,ooo,OOO this year. Thus the taxes will be almost $2.9O according to their own admissions. And taking the matter carefully into consideration this will be about the lowest figures for the State and county taxes in Orange county, instead of $1.2O as now. It is also attempted to make capital out of the action instituted to test the constitutionality of the Orange county Act and to create a prejudice in favor of division. Almost any lawyer outside of those expecting to profit by the division and who will carefully study the provisions of the Act in light of our constitution cannot resist the conclusion that some at least its provisions are of doubtful validity. These proceedings were instituted at a day early enough to have the questions determined by the Courts and had the pro-divisionists so desired a hearing and decision could have been obtained at least one week before the election. But it is stated that they do not want a hearing until after the election. Yet they cry that the suit was brought to deter the voters. Veritable bosh. It certainly does not become Santa Ana to say that the suit was brought to deter the voters when at the same time she defends a determination on this important matter until after the election. She has "the jewel of consistency" only in her universal endeavors to accomplish her objectives no matter what the means. It has been asserted that if the county is formed that with the name of Orange inscribed on its banner that it will allure a large number of settlers from other States. This statement must be digested thoroughly before we can extract its merit or desertit. Now let us see. A stranger comes to Orange, taken by the name. He finds blooming orchards all the year around, almost a veritable paradise, as indeed all Los Angeles county is. He makes inquiries about farms and concludes to buy. The transactions are almost completed when he inquires as to the rate of taxation and finds that the rate is about three or four times higher than it is in the county of Los Angeles, and the result is that he breaks off the engagement and goes to Los Angeles county to buy a home. Now is not this the inevitable consequence, and more too! For whenever land decreases in its selling qualities then its real value is to a very great extent also lessened, for the value of anything in the end is what you can get for it. And the kind of people wanted in the new county is the class just shown men who will make their home here and will settle down for their future, and build up the country. Aud men with means will as a rule not go where they have three or four fold taxes to pay, but where the taxes are low and the money they derive from their investments can be placed to more advantage than in paying high taxes with it. For instance in living comfortably and enjoying the same, but paying taxes is no high pleasure. We think it safer and wiser to take the amounts received from from various offices and apply them to the payment of expenses which are not remembered or thought of; and that there are quite a number which are not enumerated herein, but that such will surely crop up and show themselves there can be no doubt, taking the everyday affairs of men as the criterion. Such calculation is only to be arrived at by guesses and not by any estimate made intelligently. So if we offset one for the other we will probably come nearer than any estimate made intelligently. It has been admitted by one of the most violent advocates in favor of county division thatthe rates at new county will be $1.45 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Division" are not to be relied upon and are not only incomplete, but for the most part, and in almost every particular, misleading, and that the estimates herein are not extravagant, but the chances are that they will be increased still further by the experiment. If any one doubts this let him take the items and figure out for himself. Let him also take the items in favor of county division and ascertain the number of items of which nothing is said therein. It has been denied by the divisionists that the item of conveying prisoners to the State Prison will amount to $1,000, or that there were more than one prisoner sent to the prison, viz., Wolff. Here is the list of the prisoners who were sent up from the proposed county of Orange: Alfred R. H. Wolff, San Juan or Santa Ana; sent to San Quentin for nine years. C. F. Miles, Santa Ana; three years. J. H. Browning, Santa Ana; two and one-half years. James Poensalet, Santa Ana; one year. Frank Pounchyn, sent to Folsom for one year. Boniface Lugo, from San Juan. Jose Dolores, from San Juan. Eugene Tibbits; all for felonies; the latter for embezalement. Each prisoner counts, oh the average, $200 for conveyance to State Prison. All these enumerated have been sent up for the year from May 16, 1888, to May 16, 1889. The ones not yet tried have been arrested within the same time. It must also be borne in mind that it is extremely possible that there may be some omitted, who have been credited as from some other portion of the county, by having been brought up for examination in a justice's court which is not within the proposed county. One case is in point where the prisoner was arrested in the new county, but the warrant was sworn out in Los Angeles city, and he was credited to the city. So we see that ten prisoners is much smaller the exact figure than five. Five inmate persons were conveyed, after due examination, to the insane asylum from the proposed county in the same period. The estimate for feeding prisoners we place at $1,100. There were from Orange county a number of prisoners who together were in jail $3,925 days, costing on an average for board at the rate of $2 cents per day, making $1,115 45, besides the clothes and bed clothing and other incidentals. Something has been said about the receipts of the Clark, Sheriff and Recorder, and it is claimed that these bills presumably pay for salaries of the inmates in the prison is calculated in the pamphlet spoken of. But we have shown that the actual expense for salaries, as it likely will be after the sort consauna, is about $16,000, besides one Assistant District Attorney, $1,000. See so in the latter, Session 25, County Government Act, page 846, Political Code. The Board of Supervisors shall in accordance with the general laws, States and counties. Personally rent of the county tax shall be collected and not paid in a shaking house fireman at the door from Orange county in the county of Los Angeles. We think it safer and wiser to take the amounts received from the various offices and apply them to the payment of the items of expense which are not remembered or thought of; and that there are quite a number which are not enumerated herein, but that such will surely crop up and show themselves there can be no doubt, taking the everyday affairs of men as the criterion. Such calculation is only to be arrived at by guesses and not by any estimate made intelligently. So if we offset one for the other we will probably come nearer the exact figures than if we figure on them. It is also claimed by the divisionists that the maps now in the Recorder's office and relating to the property in the proposed county will be turned over and will not cost the new county anything. A sufficient answer to this may be dental of anything of the sort and besides what right have the Supervisors or any other board to do any thing of the sort? But there is another answer to be found in the Act creating Orange county, in which nothing is said as to the maps being turned over to the new county, and being part of the records and the bill providing for copying them, the new county can obtain only by copy. Divisionists also deny that the new county will have any debt owing to the old county. The actual indebtedness now existing is something over $700,000. We have elsewhere shown that the money which has been derived from taxes cannot be claimed for the new county, because it remains in hands of the old county's officers. We believe the same is true with the property generally, under the provisions of the constitution. We have elsewhere shown that the new county would have taxes to pay to the old county and also to the new county, for the time that it organizes prior to the first Monday in March next. The Act in question creating the new county recognizes all its provisions go on the hypothesis that Orange county will come out in debt to Los Angeles county and no vice-versa. In conclusion we wish to add that foreigners is submitted to the murder and insultation of the people. It is not asked that these observations as well as the reasons added in favor of division be taken or denied without serious reflection and further investigation, believing it to be when that twenty years hence a county can be formed in imminent all this side of New River and adding a little health of Orange county equal or exceeding in present month and make harm about half of what they will be in the proposed county, and at a rate in his house by the people without settling a grievous burden or remaining developmentally alienated consequence in our remission. And sure that American imposes division across this country into but this country does not need law for it. 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Levations After several meditating passing of title the example Juan Jose Nieto died widowed eleven right in maintenal in the palmtain at 1296-1633 at a track of 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 1 mile by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 miles by 2 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The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. The court concerned real evidence against them. EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURT ARE HOLD GUILTY OF ALL ACTS COMMITED DURING THEIR TRIAL AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURT ARE HOLD GUILTY OF ALL ACTS COMMITED DURING THEIR TRIAL AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURT ARE HOLD GUILTY OF ALL ACTS COMMITED DURING THEIR TRIAL AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURT ARE HOLD GUILTY OF ALL ACTS COMMITED DURING THEIR TRIAL AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURT ARE HOLD GUILTY OF ALL ACTS COMMITED DURING THEIR TRIAL AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURT ARE HOLD GUILTY OF ALL ACTS COMMITED DURINGTHEIR TRIAL AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. THE COURT CONFERRED REAL EVIDENCE AGAINST THEM. 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EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASES FILED IN THIS COURNTHARE.CONNECTION WITH CASESFILEDINTHISCOUNTRHECONNECTIONWITHCASSEFFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFYLEDFILEDFYLEDFYLEDFYLEDFYLEDFYLEDFYLEDFYLEDFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE DFYLE EXPLANATORY OF THIS ARTICLE THE PLaintiffS IN CONNECTION WITH CASES FILEDINTHISCOUNTRHECONNECTIONWITHCASSEFFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFILEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEDFULEdfULE dfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdfULEdf CASK NO. 109. In the commencement of January 1784, the then Governor of Californi­g granted to Manuel Nieto a time of land Los Angeles county containing 34 Maxi­square leagues, which embraces the Rancho Los Coyotes. The complaint then goes on the title through the descendants of Nieto, and alleges that the said manho, con­ning ten leagues of land, was duly granted in 1834 to Juan Jose Nieto by Governor Ignacio. In 1839 Nieto conveyed the Rancho Los Reyes to Juan Bantate Leandry in consid­ration of $1,400 in goods, 100 head of cattle the value of $400, and $200 in current silver money. It further appears that Leandry paid $1,000 on account of said purchase; and Juan Jose Nieto in his will so declared, and further declared that other considera­ns for said transfer had never been satisfied. In 1850, the executor of the last Will and testament of Juan Jose Nieto filed an inventory of the property of said decedent, and did not include the land claimed by plaintiff; but in 1866 (thirty-six-years after the filing of the first inventory) the executor added a supplemental inventory which includ­ed an undivided three-thirteenth interest in the rancho. The complaint then goes on to recite theanner in which the title descended to plaintiffs and several pages resemble certain chapters in Genesis wherein it is stated that Samuel begat Peter" and so on ad libitum. It further recites the several steps taken from In 1850, the executor of the last Will and inventory of Juan Jose Nieto filed an instruction of the property of said decedent, did not include the land claimed by wittiffs; but in 1866 (thirty-six-years after filing the first inventory) the executor added a supplemental inventory which included an undivided three-thirteenth interest in said rancho. The complaint then goes on to recite the manner in which the title descended to wittiffs and several pages resemble certain chapters in Genesis wherein it is stated that "Samuel begat Peter" and so on ad lib. It further recites the several steps taken from 1852 to 1859 by Stearns and others which resulted in the decree confirming title to him of the said rancho. The complaint charges that the decree was rendered on false testimony, the allegations in that point being follows: "That said Abel Stearns, with the intent and purpose to obtain the confirmation by said District Court of the title to, and the attestation from the United States for said place called Los Coyotes as containing eleven square leagues of land, and of acquiring the title to and defrauding the heirs, and devises under the will of, said Juan Jose Nieto and their successors in interest, of one square league of land, to or in which said Abel Stearns had not acquired any right, title or interest, falsely represented to said District Court in his said exceptions to said survey approved by said Surveyer General on June 1859, and by his said map produced therewith as affirmed, that the true and proper eastern boundary line of said survey of said place called Los Coyotes was a line commencing at the large rock or pillar, marked station 144, and thence running the course designated for the eastern line of the lands aforesaid by an act of juridical possession on file, to wit: South 12 degrees east by compass, or true course south 12 degrees west running as far as a point from which a nine drawn parallel to the boundary line between these lands of Los Coyotes, and the rancho of Los Alamitos, as delineated and marked on said plat, or south 70 degrees east to the western line of the survey, or the old bed of the San Jose or Pasiente creek, would include, with the other lines of the survey, neither more nor less, but exactly eleven square leagues of land, whereas in truth and in fact the boundary lines of said place called Los Coyotes as shown by said field notes were, and when said Abel Stearns made said false representations, said Abel Stearns well knew that they were, as follows to wit: Beginning at an alder tree on the border of the ditch that is the landmark and corner of the Sierritos and Alamitos with this, running east 5 degrees to the south 13,000 varas ending at a cactus patch, the corner of the Bolsas and Alamitos; thence running east 13 degrees to the north 5,500 varas to a fallen alder tree, thence running 12 degrees to the west 18,000 varas to the old road that goes to Santa Ana, thence west 25 degrees north 3,220 varas to the corner formed with Santa Gertrudes, thence running west 30 degrees to the south 16,600 varas, thence by the ditch that divides the Sierritos running south 18 degrees to the east 11,500 varas to the alder tree where it commenced, and said boundary lines embraced and said Abel Stearns well know that they embraced about thirteen large Mexican square leagues of land, and that there had been no act of juridical possession whereby possession had been given by the Mexican government to said Juan Jose Nieto of said place called Los Coyotes as containing eleven square leagues of land or of the lands described in and represented by said field notes as said place called Los Coyotes. "That by said false representations of said Abel Stearns, said District Court was induced to make an order on March 24th, 1864, to be further declared that other considerations for said transfer had never been satisfied. In 1850, the executor of the last Will and inventory of Juan Jose Nieto filed an inventory of the property of said decident, did not include the land claimed by wittiffs; but in 1866 (thirty-six-years after filing the first inventory) the executor added a supplemental inventory which included an undivided three-thirteenth interest in said rancho. The complaint then goes on to recite the manner in which the title descended to wittiffs and several pages resemble certain chapters in Genesis wherein it is stated that "Samuel begat Peter" and so on ad lib. It further recites the several steps taken from 1852 to 1859 by Stearns and others which resulted in the decree confirming title to him of the said rancho. The complaint charges that the decree was rendered on false testimony, the allegations in that point being follows: "That said Abel Stearns, with the intent and purpose to obtain the confirmation by said District Court of the title to, and the attestation from the United States for said place called Los Coyotes as containing eleven square leagues of land, and of acquiring the title to and defrauding the heirs, and devises under the will of, said Juan Jose Nieto and their successors in interest, of one square league of land, to or in which said Abel Stearns had not acquired any right, title or interest, falsely represented to said District Court in his said exceptions to said survey approved by said Surveyer General on June 1859, and by his said map produced therewith as afforesaid, that the true-and proper eastern boundary line of said survey of said place called Los Coyotes was a line commencing at the large rock or pillar, marked station 144, and thence running the course designated for the eastern line of the lands aforesaid by an act of juridical possession on file, to wit: South 12 degrees east by compass, or true course south 12 degrees west running as far as a point from which a nine drawn parallel to the boundary line between these lands of Los Coyotes, and the rancho of Los Alamitos, as delineated and marked on said plat, or south 70 degrees east to the western line of the survey, or the old bed of the San Jose or Pasiente creek, would include, with the other lines of the survey, neither more nor less, but exactly eleven square leagues of land, whereas in truth and in fact the boundary lines of said place called Los Coyotes as shown by said field notes were, and when said Abel Stearns made said false representations, said Abel Stearns well knew that they were, as follows to wit: Beginning at an alder tree on the border of the ditch that is the landmark and corner of the Sierritos and Alamitos with this, running east 5 degrees to the south 13,000 varas ending at a cactus patch, the corner of the Bolsas and Alamitos; thence running east 13 degrees to the north 5,500 varas to a fallen alder tree, thence running 12 degrees to the west 18,000 varas to the old road that goes to Santa Ana, thence west 25 degrees north 3,220 varas to the corner formed with Santa Gertrudes, thence running west 30 degrees to the south 16.600 varas, thence by the ditch that divides the Sierritos running south 18 degrees to the east 11.500 varas to the alder tree where it commenced,and said boundary lines embraced and said Abel Stearns well know that they embraced about thirteen large Mexican square leagues of land,and that there had been no act of juridical possession whereby possession had been given by the Mexican government to said Juan Jose Nieto of said place called Los Coyotes as containing eleven square leagues of land or of the lands described in and represented by said field notes as said place called Los Coyotes. "That by said false representations of said Abel Stearns,said District Court was induced to make an order on March 24th，1864，to be further declared that other considerations for said transfer has never been satisfied. 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possession had been given by the Mexican government to said Juan Jose Nieto of said place called Los Coyotes as containing eleven square leagues of land or of the lands described in and represented by said field notes as said place called Los Coyotes. "That by said false representations of said Abel Stearns, said District Court was induced to make an order on March 24th, 1864, modifying the southern boundary line of said survey, approved by said Surveyor General, of said place called Los Coyotes so that the same should embrace eleven square leagues of land. "That by said false representations of said Abel Stearns, and the failure of said diseno or map, made by said Stearns, as aforesaid, to show that the measurements or bearings of the boundaries of two places called Los Ceyotes and Los Alamitos, by which said Abel Stearns represented that juridical possession had been given of two places, as aforesaid and by the ignorance of said Court concerning the real boundaries of said two places as shown by said field notes made by said Stearns and also concerning the existence of said instrument in writing whereby said Juan Jose Nieto granted to the Mexican government one square league of land, said District Court by mistake considered that said Juan Jose Nieto had conveyed to said Juan Bantinta Leandry and to said Jone Figueron all the lands granted to said Juan Jose Nieto by said Jone Figueron as Governor, as aforesaid and by reason of said mistake said District Court made its order on March 24th, 1864, modifying said survey of said place called Los Coyotes, so that the same should embrace eleven square leagues of land." After several meditations regarding the passing of title the complaint alleges that Juan Jose Nieto died presumably of an undivided eleventh right to said man described in the patent issued in 1876, and also in 1898-1903 of a tract of land added to said man by a dead made in 1878 by Edward W. Northman at Alfred Robinson that in the plaintiff alone an undivided March 24th, 1864, modifying said survey of said place called Los Coyotes, so that the same should embrace eleven square leagues of land. Placement Topics Editor Gazette.—Warm weather; fires among weeds and mustard make it warmer. Harvesting in full blast. Haying nearly up, except to haul and secure for the winter. Kraemer Brose are running header Nimo. They will start up on the Tuffree ranch this week. Zanjero Anderson had a narrow escape with his life a few days ago. He borrowed a horse from John Wagner.. The animal was not used to Andrade's ways, and evidently Anderson was not used to his ways. The horse kicked the cart to piece and made abortings of the harness, stunned Anderson, but did not seriously hurt him. Half a month's wagge goes to make repairs. Irrigation is beginning now in good earnest. There are many acres of corn to irrigate this year. All will want the water at once. Cora growers should begin as soon as possible, while water is plentiful. Mr. Staley is planting several acres in orange nursery-stock. George Hinde has also put out a fine nursery. In about two years Placeia can furnish trees for several hundred acres. It is rumored that Sam Kraemer will be a candidate for School Trustee this year, vice W. M. McFadden term expired. The school here will close about June 1st, having had a nine months' term. A drama in course of preparation. It is laid to have considerable merit. J. K. Tufferty has returned from the city. C. H. Bailey made a trip to Arizona for cattle with which he stock the Offida manchot of which has been included with wine linen. Miss Maria Andrade, sister of Miss John Wagner, was married at Elimbeth Laine on the 5th inst. Hunard and Yarnell are about to lay one mile more of Grinch pipe on the Elimbeth farm. The pipe is already at Riddield station. To Blunt Cochin Handshakes and Pronks to plump the system efficiently yet gently when contact is made or when the blood or gritish to permanently absorb contaminated water is held in a fitting hose and then laundered or washed off with water from both sides. I have asked Abel Stearns what he would like me to do with his wagge and how he ever paid only the first payment, having both the second and third payments due. What do you wish to do? In this matter? Please let me hear from you at once, as the company is inviting you to present them at next year's report. The Committee on Vineyards and Vine Diseases of the Orange Board of Industries have been studying the cause of the distress death of vines in this section. The committee regard as conclusively established that the disease is caused by a microscopic fungus, which attacks first the leaves, then the ones, thence penetrating the calles and elogging the circulating system of the vine. The Committee's report will appear next week. The Evergreen Nurseries of Timothy Carrell beat the world. Another foretible reminder of this fact appears in the following extract from a contemporary: "An orchestrist of Pomona intends to keep abreast with the times. He foresees that the planting of orange trees will go on at a rapid pace for the next few years. In order to meet the demands of the time he has procured 700,000 seeds of the orange which he has put in the ground. Many other nurseriesmen of Pomona have planted from 10,000 to 100,000 seeds." Mr. Carrell does not step at planting simple a few hundred thousand seeds. He has planted two tons of orange seeds, a fast that probably no other man in the world has attempted. The Evergreen Nurseries are admittedly the largest on the coast, and next year they will cultivate their present grants. One of the preparations of this journal has been entered with a letter from Attorney West of Santa Ana, of which the following is a copy: "The Olive Milling Land Improvement Company has left with me a number of agreements for sale of real estate for collection among which I find one signed by you, on which there has been paid only the first payment, having both the second and third payments due. What do you wish to do? In this matter? Please let me hear from you at once, as the company is inviting you to present them at next year's report." The Committee on Vineyards and Vine Diseases of the Orange Board of Industries have been studying the cause of the distress death of vines in this section. The committee regard as conclusively established that the disease is caused by a microscopic fungus, which attacks first the leaves, then the ones, thence penetrating the calles and elogging the circulating system of the vine. The Committee's report will appear next week. The Evergreen Nurseries of Timothy Carrell beat the world. Another foretible reminder of this fact appears in the following extract from a contemporary: "An orchestrist of Pomona intends to keep abreast with the times. He foresees that the planting of orange trees will go on at a rapid pace for the next few years. In order to meet the demands of the time he has procured 700,000 seeds of the orange which he has put in the ground. Many other nurseriesmen of Pomona have planted from 10,000 to 100,000 seeds." Mr. Carrell does not step at planting simple a few hundred thousand seeds. He has planted two tons of orange seeds, a fast that probably no other man in the world has attempted. The Evergreen Nurseries are admittedly the largest on the coast, and next year they will cultivate their present grants." NEW STOCK OF Summer Goods Just Droved, summing of the LATEST STYLES Bateeans, Launa, French Chambrays, Senraucher, Warstad Ginghams, French Parcales. 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. Church Announcements. FREESTHEN CHURCH—Services every Sunday at 1 A.M. and 7:20 P.M. Rev. Mr. Bliss, presbyterian METHODIST PRIESTAL CHURCH—On Public-delivery street. Sunday school at 10 A.M. Services at 11 A.M. and 7:20 P.M. Jupiter meeting Wednesday at 7:20 P.M. D.O. CHAMBERLAYNE, Poster. GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Services every Sunday at 8 P.M. Rev. J. M. SNAKWAN, Poster. GERMAN M. K. CHURCH—Services regularly Sabbath school at 9:45 A.M. Preaching at 11 A.M. Rev. C.A. PAIRKEE, Postor. ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH—Services every Sunday, morning and evening. Rev. P. STROTHER, pastor. Santa Fe Route. CALIFORNIA GENERAL RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trains pass Anaheim as follows: SOUTH BOUND. San Diego Express, daily... 9:38 A.M. Santa Ana Ascorn (daily except Sunday)... 12:06 P.M. Pacific Express, (daily except Sunday)... 5:29 P.M. Santa Ana Ascorn (daily except Sunday)... 6:18 P.M. SOUTH BOUND. Atlantic Express, daily... 6:29 A.M. Los Angeles Ascorn (daily except Sunday) 7:29 A.M. Los Angeles Express, (daily except Sunday), Mall... 11:58 A.M. Los Angeles Ascorn (daily except Sunday) 1:58 P.M. L.A. DERMONT, Agent. Southern Pacific Route. SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trains pass Anaheim as follows: Going North... 7:43 A.M. Going South... 2:43 P.M. Going Sooth... 10:20 A.M. T.A.DARLING, Agent. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thi: powder never varies. A marvel o purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be said in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cases. SYRUP OF FIGS DR. S.L. STOERK. Specialist from Vienna, Austria, makes a specialty of THROAT AND other CHROMIC DISCARD, and gives ever present embellishments. Office-Buildings—Center street, one door west of Anaheim Railway. P. DAVIS & BRO., GENTER STREET, - ANAHEIM, (Between Los Angeles and Lemon.) DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GRAIN, LIQUORS, CIGARS, WOOL, HIDES, ETO. ARTISTIC JOB-WORK SYRUP OF FIGS Combines the juices of the Mint 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, 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., LOS ANGELES, KY. LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND English Training School, M.D. and as B. Main In., Life Angleton, O.K. The Leading Business College on the Pacific Coast. MIT DEPARTMENTS. LARGE FACILITY. NEW COLLEGE BUILDING. MODERATE RATES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE OF BOTH SEXES. FOR CATHOLIC AMUSEMENT. D. B. WILLIAMS. J.M. Griffith Company (A Commission.) LUMBER DEALERS! ANAHEIM. Keep constantly on hand: Doors, Blinds, Windows, MOULDINGS. Pedals, Shakes, Shagles. LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS.