anaheim-gazette 1889-07-11

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Sixty-six delegates assembled at Neil's Hall, Santa Ana, promptly at 10 o'clock on Tuesday. Mr. S. Armor of Orange was elected temporary Chairman and Mr. Cook of Santa Ana Deputy Secretary. The Chairman made a short and pithy address after which upon motion, Committees on Resolutions, Credentials and Permanent Organization were appointed, and the meeting then adjourned to 1 o'clock, to allow the various committees time in which to prepare their reports. On re-assembling, the Committee on Credentials reported sixty-six delegates present, and that the precincts of Westminster, Garden Grove, Silverado, Yerba and Trabau had failed to elect delegates. Menera, T. C. Hull and George B. Mack of Westminster being present, they were, upon motion, allowed to represent that precinct. The Committee on Permanent Organization made the usual report, and, among other things, recommended that the temporary officers of the convention be the permanent officers. The report was adopted. The Committee on Resolutions made the following report: The Republican party needs no apology from any one for its existence. It has a well established and acknowledged right to exist not only in Orange county but also wherever the American flag floats over a united American people, and it is the highest duty of every Republican to assert and maintain its authority and integrity. The Republican party does not need from any one a recitation of its glorious achievements in the past. They are engraved and emblazoned upon the pages of its history and every true Republican points to them with pride. Its slogan has been fittingly and truthfully pronounced in song and speech by the most eloquent tongues that have graced the annals of any nation. We are proud to avow ourselves as Republicans, and from the above standpoint we send hearty greeting to every Republican and cordially invite their co-operation in our efforts for the organization and maintenance of the Republican party in Orange county. We believe that the beneficient purpose of local as well as general government may be safely effected by that party which has maintained the battle for more than a quarter of a century, in favor of liberty, and the Mr. S. Armor of Orange was elected temporary Chairman and Mr. Cook of Santa Ana Deputy Secretary. The Chairman made a short and pithy address after which upon motion, Committees on Resolutions, Credentials and Permanent Organization were appointed, and the meeting then adjourned to 1 o'clock, to allow the various committees time in which to prepare their reports. On re-assembling, the Committee on Credentials reported sixty-six delegates present, and that the precincts of Westminster, Garden Grove, Silverado, Yerba and Trabau had failed to elect delegates. Menera, T. C. Hull and George B. Mack of Westminster being present, they were, upon motion, allowed to represent that precinct. The Committee on Permanent Organization made the usual report, and, among other things, recommended that the temporary officers of the convention be the permanent officers. The report was adopted. The Committee on Resolutions made the following report: The Republican party needs no apology from any one for its existence. It has a well established and acknowledged right to exist not only in Orange county but also wherever the American flag floats over a united American people, and it is the highest duty of every Republican to assert and maintain its authority and integrity. The Republican party does not need from any one a recitation of its glorious achievements in the past. They are engraved and emblazoned upon the pages of its history and every true Republican points to them with pride. Its slogan has been fittingly and truthfully pronounced in song and speech by the most eloquent tongues that have graced the annals of any nation. We are proud to avow ourselves as Republicans, and from the above standpoint we send hearty greeting to every Republican and cordially invite their co-operation in our efforts for the organization and maintenance of the Republican party in Orange county. We believe that the beneficient purpose of local as well as general government may be safely effected by that party which has maintained the battle for more than a quarter of a century, in favor of liberty, and the Mr. S. Armor of Orange was elected temporary Chairman and Mr. Cook of Santa Ana Deputy Secretary. The Chairman made a short and pithy address after which upon motion, Committees on Resolutions, Credentials and Permanent Organization were appointed, and the meeting then adjourned to 1 o'clock, to allow the various committees time in which to prepare their reports. On re-assembling, the Committee on Credentials reported sixty-six delegates present, and that the precincts of Westminster, Garden Grove, Silverado, Yerba and Trabau had failed to elect delegates. Menera, T. C. Hull and George B. Mack of Westminster being present, they were, upon motion, allowed to represent that precinct. The Committee on Permanent Organization made the usual report, and, among other things, recommended that the temporary officers of the convention be the permanent officers. The report was adopted. The Committee on Resolutions made the following report: The Republican party needs no apology from any one for its existence. It has a well established and acknowledged right to exist not only in Orange county but also wherever the American flag floats over a united American people, and it is the highest duty of every Republican to assert and maintain its authority and integrity. The Republican party does not need from any one a recitation of its glorious achievements in the past. They are engraved and emblazoned upon the pages of its history and every true Republican points to them with pride. Its slogan has been fittingly and truthfully pronounced in song and speech by the most eloquent tongues that have graced the annals of any nation. We are proud to avow ourselves as Republicans, and from the above standpoint we send hearty greeting to every Republican and cordially invite their co-operation in our efforts for the organization and maintenance of the Republican party in Orange county. We believe that the beneficient purpose of local as well as general government may be safely effected by that party which has maintained the battle for more than a quarter of a century, in favor of liberty, and the Mr. S. Armor of Orange was elected temporary Chairman and Mr. Cook of Santa Ana Deputy Secretary. The Chairman made a short and pithy address after which upon motion, Committees on Resolutions, Credentials and Permanent Organization were appointed, and the meeting then adjourned to 1 o'clock, to allow the various committees time in which to prepare their reports. On re-assembling, the Committee on Credentials reported sixty-six delegates present, and that the precincts of Westminster, Garden Grove, Silverado, Yerba and Trabau had failed to elect delegates. Menera, T. C. Hull and George B. Mack of Westminster being present, they were, upon motion, allowed to represent that precinct. The Committee on Permanent Organization made the usual report, and among other things, recommended that the temporary officers of the convention be the permanent officers. The report was adopted. The Committee on Resolutions made the following report: The Republican party needs no apology from any one for its existence. It has a well established and acknowledged right to exist not only in Orange county but also wherever the American flag floats over a united American people, and it is the highest duty of every Republican to assert and maintain its authority and integrity. The Republican party does not need from any one a recitation of its glorious achievements in the past. They are engraved and emblazoned upon the pages of its history and every true Republican points to them with pride. Its slogan has been fittingly and truthfully pronounced in song and speech by the most eloquent tongues that have graced the annals of any nation. We are proud to avow ourselves as Republicans, and from the above standpoint we send hearty greeting to every Republican and cordially invite their co-operation in our efforts for the organization and maintenance of the Republican party in Orange county. We believe that the beneficient purpose of local as well as general government may be safely effected by that party which has maintained the battle for more than a quarter of a century, in favor of liberty, and the Mr. S. Armor of Orange was elected temporary Chairman and Mr. Cook of Santa Ana Deputy Secretary. The Chairman made a short and pithy address after which upon motion, Committees on Resolutions, Credentials and Permanent Organization were appointed, and the meeting then adjourned to 1 o'clock; to allow the various committees time in which to prepare their reports. On re-assembling, the Committee on Credentials reported sixty-six delegates present, and that the precincts of Westminster, Garden Grove, Silverado, Yerba and Trabau had failed to elect delegates. Menera, T. C. Hull和George B.MackofWestminsterbeingpresenttheywereuponmotionallowtreatmenttoakeeachstepasnearptemspresentperfecttitletotheireitherbylegalproceedingsorothermaydetermine. The resignation of John Hunder at P.Zeyn as Director was announced.Menert,P.A.KernandR.H.Glashappointedtofillthevacancies.HunterandZeynarepunishedoftheDirectorsoftheIrrigationDistricttheir resignations. A report was made by D.J.,whichwillbefoundonnormalinthisjournal.Theisasfollows: TotheBoardofDirectorsoftheACo..Beingrequestedbyyourbodytoacquirethe feasibilityofingwater,andtoexpandthedemandFirstThatwatercanbedevelopedsystemofdraining,thecompanyerty,anddeliveredinyourditchBySecondThattheamountofwatertaintedbythis或asimilarprocesswoulddependupontheamended.Believinghowthatdofwatercanbe deliveredin.yourditcothecostnotexceed$25000.Amountperhapsmorecoolly.Littlewaterobtainedbythisprocesswilllittlerowitorgoarounditifitisinterruptedrunatemporaryditchalowbranchrightorleftifnecessary.leaddirtremovedonthelowerside,fillcavationwithpoles或willows.beupstream,anddonotcoverit.littlewilldrawyouthewaterandthrowitditch.ThepresentdamattheheadAnaheimditchis tooheavyandgoodworkofthatkind.I cannotbemanaged,andcannotbesupposedtobeIfwaterwasalwaysplentifulatthatistheobject wouldbeabout half;buttheresignationwouldbeabout半。 Head of Garden Grove said the citiOrange had called the convention and had no other section a voice, and though the city and people of Orange, he and his follow delegates from would leave the convention. He upon all fair-minded men to leave the convention. There was much applause and cries of "Let them go." Head arrose amid loud hisses and said it was with no malice that they left. Cumulately about fifty delegates left the compressing the Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana, Westminster, Garden and other delegations. Minutes afterward, when the confunition in part subsided, the Chairman and that the Credentials Committee be ready to report in ten minutes. One delegate assembled on the outporch, and organized another convenDr. Head was elected Chairman; J. Wallard Secretary. Committee on Resowas appointed as follows: T. C. Max Nebelung, J. A. Craney, Dr. M. Jones, Geo. Huff, A. Hall. The convention adjourned to await the report of committee. ON THE INSIDE Chairman of the Committee on Cretials then read the report of the Committial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the commit- The Chairman of the Committee on Resosions, W. H. Watts of Anahoum, had the solution in his pocket, and being among who had left the convention, calls made for him. He came forward and added the same to the President. The story read the report, which was chiefly upon motion, nominated Marshal of Orange, to keep order, and he appoint as many delegates as neces- Chairman called upon the citizens of marshless precepts which delegations were not, but none responded. Cauldwell of Orange nominated I. E. Morrow of Orange, amid applause. A. Morrow seconded the nominations. Being no other nomination. Colonel Morrow was the unanimous nominee of the nomination. Calls for Messmore, when he reared amid great applause and delivered his characteristic speeches, full of elowhich was loudly applauded. Mr. Nominated Colonel Edwards of Santa District Attorney. C. W. Wright Nominated F. W. Sanborn, seconded by Jake Furler of Fullerton. H. F. Gardiner said was desired by Mr. Sanborn to withdraw of Colonel Edwards who was nomi- The convention then took a recess to allow committees to report. The convention was called to order at when J. W. Ballard arrose and offered following resolution: "That it is the delegates present that up to this nature this convention is not an organized massemuch as the delegates present had no voice in the selection of its leading officers, the Chairman and Secretand that now we proceed to the organiation of the convention by the nomination of a temporary Chairman and tary, and that said election be had by date of the prescents now represented." Chairman ruled the motion out or or- Head of Garden Grove said the citiOrange had called the convention and had no other section a voice, and though the city and people of Orange, he and his follow delegates from would leave the convention. He upon all fair-minded men to leave the convention. There was much applause and cries of "Let them go." Head arrose amid loud hisses and said it was with no malice that they left. Cumulately about fifty delegates left the compressing the Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana, Westminster, Garden and other delegations. Minutes afterward, when the confunition in part subsided, the Chairman and that the Credentials Committee be ready to report in ten minutes. One delegate assembled on the outporch, and organized another convenDr. Head was elected Chairman; J. Wallard Secretary. Committee on Resowas appointed as follows: T. C. Max Nebelung, J. A. Craney, Dr. M. Jones, Geo. Huff, A. Hall. The conven- The convention adjourned to await the report of committee. ON THE INSIDE Chairman of the Committee on Cretials then read the report of the Commitial then read the report of the Report of the Commi- The Committee on Permanent Organiation then reported, recommending that temporary officers of the convention be permanent, naming the order of elecofficials and recommending that the reversors and all subordinate officers now office be the nominees of this convention. Report was adopted. Chairman of the Committee on Resosions, W. H. Watts of Anahoum, had the solution in his pocket, and being among who had left the convention, calls made for him. He came forward and added the same to the President. The stony read the report, which was chiefly upon motion, nominated Marshal of Orange, to keep order, and he appoint as many delegates as necess- Chairman called upon the citizens of marshless precepts which delegations were not, but none responded. Cauldwell of Orange nominated I. E. Morrow of Orange, amid applause. A. Morrow seconded the nominations. Being no other nomination. Colonel Morrow was the unanimous nominee of the nomination. Calls for Messmore, when he reared amid great applause and delivered his characteristic speeches, full of elo-which was loudly applauded. Mr. Nominated Colonel Edwards of Santa District Attorney. C. W. Wright Nominated F. W. Sanborn, seconded by Jake Furler of Fullerton. H.F. Gardiner said was desired by Mr. Sanborn to withdraw from Colonel Edwards who was nomi- The convention then took a recess to allow committees to report. The convention was called to order at when J. W. Ballard arrose and offered following resolution: "That it is thereto delegates present that up to this nature this convention is not an organized massemuch as the delegates present had no voice in the selection of its leading officers, the Chairman and Secre-stand that now we proceed to the organization by the nomina-ntion of a temporary Chairman and tary, and that said election be had by date of the prescints now represented." Chairman ruled the motion out or or- Head of Garden Grove said the citiOrange had called the convention and had no other section a voice, and though the city and people of Orange, he and his follow delegates from would leave the convention. He upon all fair-minded men to leave the conventions. There was much applause and cries of "Let them go." Head arrose amid loud hisses and said it was with no malice that they left. Cumulently about fifty delegates left the compressing the Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana, Westminster, Garden and other delegations. Minutes afterward, when the confu- The conference in part subsided, the Chairman an-nd that the Credentials Committee be ready to report in ten minutes. One delegate assembled on the out- porch, and organized another conven-Dr. Head was elected Chairman; J. Wallard Secretary. Committee on Reso-was appointed as follows: T. C. Max Nebelung, J. A. Craney, Dr. M. Jones, Geo. Huff, A. Hall. The conven- The convention adjourned to await the report of committee. ON THE INSIDE Chairman of the Committee on Cretials then read the report of the Commit-ial then read the report of the Report ofthe Commi- The Committee on Permanent Organi-ation then reported, recommending that temporary officers of this convention be permanent, naming the order of elec-officials and recommending that these reversors and all subordinate officers now office be the nominees of this convention. Report was adopted. Chairman of the Committee on Reso-ssions, W.H.Watts of Anahoum had thereto delegates present that up to this nature this convention is not an organized massemuch as the delegates present had no voice in their selection of its leading officers, which is set forth in their battle for more than a quarter century, in favor of life, liberty,and which pursuit of happiness, to allthe millionsof a great nation which struggling ever in vanguard war and peace has preserved integrity of nation which has yielded no sinister motive,and submittedto no dictation save by Him who holds destinesof nations in his hand.Now,theorefo be it. Resolved.BYthe Republicans.of Orange countyin convention assembled: First—Thatthe Republicans.of CountyOfOrange have never in any manner delegated to any person or bodythe power to compromise,control or disintegratethe Republican party. Second—Thatthe perpetuityof party organizationas well asthe sanctioningand preservationof broad,generousand neighborly feeling in and between all partsof Orange countyis,and oughtto be，of importance onlysecondtothe electionofficersof established ability,intelligenceand fidelity. Third—Thatwe deplorethe existenceamong usof those causeswhichby invidiousmeans,s seekto setneighboratdefianceagaintherior;which tendto invadethe sacredrightof freeandlawfulassemblementofcitizens;andwhichifuncurbed,must inevitablyearn onto local discord,facionalstride,and petty greed. Fourth—Thatwe regardthe lawfulundictatedanddeliberateactandconvictionofevery citizenof every party.as alonecompatible.inpublicaffairs.withthepreservationofaworthypicalsentiment.orthespiritoffreeinstitutions. Fifth—Thatthe Republican partyin this convention assembled demandforitsofficialmenofability,intigibilityandfidelity;andwill holditsnomineesboundbyeveryobligationofhonorandoflawto strictfullmentofthedutieswithoutpersonalorpartyfearorfavor. Sixth—Thatwe welcomeas worthyopponentsinthe coming contest those gentlemanwhomthroughestablishedusagesmaybeput forthbyothergreatpartytopposeuswellknowingthatifthepublicfavorthecandidatenotwillbereasonabletoa greatpartycapabletoconsdementheniftheybetraythetrusts. Richard Melrose,Cheriam, C.E.Berry, R.F.Bergens, Marcos Forster, D.B.Newell, Thereportwasadoptedamidgreatapplauseafterwhichtheconventionproceededtothenominationofcandidates. Mr.J.T.NourseinaneloquentspeechnominatedGeorgeL.MorganofSantaAnaforjudgeoftheSuperior Court.ThenominationwassecondledbyDr.Hayward,anduponmotionOfMr.Melrosethenominationwasmadebyacclamation.JudgeMorganwascalledtotheplatformandacceptedthenominationina gracefulspeech. Capt.S.O.WoodplacedE.E.EdwardsofSantaAnainnominationforDistrictAttorney,andthenominationwassecondledbyMr.C.E.BerryofOrange.ThenominationwenttoEdwardsaccompliationandgallantColonelrespendedinhisusalmeasurementinthisusualspeech. Asa temporary剿Iwouldamymatchwithyoufollowingviz.IstartatgateofAnabeimditch,takeupthetowkeepthevelocityat24feetpostupkeepthevelocityat24feetmoveitaroundtheheadmepositobetheobjectwouldbeabout half;bethereisheavydamonquicksaid,andsluggashcurrentifany.will deposittheuppersideoftit,andforcethewaterthereunderneath.Yewasasmuchwaterbackoftitasinfront.can'tforceitinquicksaidbutendexcoxit.A.D.J.Sorenessupplementary. 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E. Moore of Orange, amid applause. A McDermont seconded the nominations, being no other nomination. Colonel McMose was the unanimous nominee of the convention. Calls for Messmore, when he agreed amid great applause and delivered his characteristic speeches, full of eloquence, which was loudly applauded. Mr. McNominated Colonel Edwards of Santa Maria District Attorney. C. W. Wright nominated F. W. Sanborn, seconded by Jake Fisher of Fullerton. H. F. Gardiner said he was desired by Mr. Sanborn to withdraw his nomination of Colonel Edwards who was nominated by acclamation. A Bartlett of ElModena nominated R. Wickham for County Clerk, seconded by Mr. Button. A Cauldwell nominated J. A. Butter of St. James. Geo. A Whidder and F. Patterson were appointed tellers following precincts voted: Buena Park, E.Molena, Fullerten Laguna, Orange, San Juan Silverado, St. James, Tustin, West Orange and Yoruba. Total 38 votes. The vote resulted: Wickham, 12, Pfeiffer, 26. Mr. Puffer was nominated and responded with speech. A Cauldwell nominated Geo. Mauseburgh of Santa Ana for Recorder and Auditor, amid best applause. The nomination made famous. Loud cheering from the Santa Ana delegation, who was called for but failed to respond. H. F. Gardiner of Orange nominated T. A. West of St. James for Sheriff and Tax Collector. Nominated by acclamation. He was called for and responded with a speech. Chairman Northcross vacated the chair in favor of Mr. Cauldwell, and nominated T. J. Lockhart for Treasurer. Mr. Wright seconded the nomination, which was made by acclamation. Calls for Lockhart, who responded with a speech. F. Smythe was nominated by acclamation for Assessor. Calls for Smythe, but he did not be found, and the convention had no pleasure of listening to his speech. Clark of Fullerton nominated J. P. Clark for Superintendent of Schools. H. Parker of El Modena was nominated. A McDermont seconded Greesley's nomination. The vote resulted: Greeley 27, Parker 11. The nomination was made famous. A McDermont stated that Mr. Greeley was not present as he was on his walking tour. Laughter and applause. Irvine nominated S. H. Finley for Treasurer. He was nominated by acclamation. Dr. J. B. Mills was nominated for Coroner by acclamation. The convention then proceeded to the nomination of Supervisors. No. 2, Jacob No. 4, S. Armour; No. 5, S. B. Lewis; No. was held over. Fire at Bakerfield. Edton Gazette.-The business portion of this city burned yesterday. The loss is estimated as a million and a quarter. The fire spread with unprecedented rapidity, and Committee. The report was adopted amid great applause, after which the convention proceeded to the nomination of candidates. Mr.J.T.Nourse in an eloquent speech nominated George L.Morgan of Santa Ana for Judge of the Superior Court. The nomination was seconded by Dr.Hayward, and upon motion of Mr.Melrose the nomination was made by acclamation. Judge Morgan was called to the platform and accepted the nomination in a graceful speech. Capt.S.O.Wood placed E.E.Edwards of Santa Ana in nomination for District Attorney, and the nomination was seconded by Mr.C.E.Berry of Orange. The nomination went to Edwards by acclamation and the gallant Colonel respolved in his usual happy style. The Shrievalty was the only plum over which there was much contention. Mr.D.B.Newell nominated Wm.Jerome of Tustin, who was seconded very effectually by Harry Jones of Santa Ana. Mr.J.B.Parker of Orange nominated — West of St.James; seconded by Mr.H.K.Small. Mr.T.C.Hull of Westminster nominated R.T.Harris of that burgt. The candidates appeared on the platform, and Mr.Jerome's appearance and three talk doubtless affected the result. Mr.West also made a very good impression, and there is little doubt that he is a safe, reliable man. Mr.Harris was not present, but he was strongly vouched for by Mr.Hull. The ballot resulted in favor of Jerome by the following vote: Jerome 39;West,19;Harria,10. Mr.A.B.Cadman of Anaheim was nominated by Mr.Cook for County Clerk and seconded by Mr.Wood. The nomination was made by acclamation. Mr.C.R.Barry nominated George T.Mosbaugh of Orange for Recorder, seconded by Mr.Nourse, and the nomination was by acclamation. Mr.Melrose nominated Fred C.Smythe for Assessor, seconded by Prof.Packard of Santa Ana, and the nomination was made unanimous. T.J.Lockhart of Orange was nominated for Treasurer by acclamation. He was proposed by Dr.Hayward, and ably seconded by Justice J.B.Pierce. J.P.Greeley of Placentia was nominated by S.O.Wood for Superintendent of Schools; seconded by J.B.Parker. Prof.T.N.Wells of Santa Ana was named by Mr.W.G.McPherson of Orange; the ballot resulted: Greely 54;Wells 14. Mr.Melrose nominated Capt.S.O.Wood of Anaheim for County Surveyor; seconded by N.H.Mitchell.Nomination by acclamation. John Brown of Earlham nominated Mr.N.D.Ellis of Santa Ana for Coroner; seconded by Mr.McPherson, and the nomination was made by acclamation. The convention then split up into supervisorial districts and, after resembling the various districts reported the names of those who had been chosen members of the Central Committee and the nominations for Supervisors. For the latter office, P.H.Look of Santa Ana was nominated in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.J; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of Anaheim in District No.I; S.Littlefield of 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K. Hayes of Tustin, in Maryland, A. W. The Irrigation District made no concessions. Warranty information: Registration of the Board of Directors of the American Union Water Company on Saturday, a communication was received the Director of the Anaheim Irrigation office asking at what price and on what they would convey to the district the way's costs, disbursement and insurance, whether they would generate the title. As the question of title to some titles is not altogether satisfactory, the retained Richard Mahone Key, as their way to take such steps as are necessary, perfect titles to their property, by legal proceedings or otherwise, is determined. Registration of John Hunter and John Kern as Directors were accepted, and A. P. A. Kern and R. H. Ghanna were added to fill the vacancies. Munn, and Zeyn are members of the Board of the Irrigation District, hence implications. Report was made by D. J. Mahanna will be found of annual interest at notice. It is as follows: The Board of Directors of the A. U. W. being requested by your honorable to ascertain the feasibility of developer, and to expand thereon or theretospecified amount not to exceed eighty I bag leave to report as follows, viz: That water can be developed by a of draining, on the company's proped delivered in your ditch by gravity. That the amount of water objectly this or a similar process, will in a manner depend upon the amount axiBelieving, however, that 400 inches can be delivered in your ditch, and not to exceed $25,000. A smaller perhaps, more costly, a larger proportionately less. Third—That obtained by this process will rejeire or no attention when properly condled. The main works will be permanded the parts to be rebuilt or recoll will occur in about twelve or fifteen Lastly—That a complete working details and costs, for a plant of this can be furnished at 5 per cent of cost, sending for about 5 per cent more. Temporary relief I would suggest to following, viz: Start at the mound the Anaheim ditch, take up the grade up the velocity at 21 feet per second the headgate; lower the headgate, reor go around it if it interfere, then temporary ditch or a large farrow, right or left if necessary, leaving the moved on the lower side, fill the exwith poles or willows, butt and ram, and do not cover it. This new you the water and throw it in your The present dam at the head of the ditch is too heavy and good for a that kind. It can not be made perand cannot be supposed to be either, was always plentiful at that point, action would be about half; but as it is really an epidemic of matrimony in stand old Anaheim. Daily the reporters are called upon to chronicle the marriage of some brave Alonzo to some fair Imogene of that burg. The last case—and he has it bad Election information. There will be a Census session on Saturday, July 16th. More than 30 thousand voters. It is whitened with two dozen governors of Anaheim was filled by Ballard's victory. A. V. Garwood of Pendana has been appointed Principal of the Anaheim Public Schools. Parties desiring passage for herem will find a motion of interest to them in another column. Photographer Parkham of Fallerton is looking for the fellow who stole a whip from him a few nights ago. A total compensation bridge is being put up at Annes. It comes' the San Gabriel river, and has a span of 200 feet. Jacob Trendle, who has lived here a number of years, died of heart disease on Sunday. He leaves a wife and three children. Hill Bea' thrashing outfit pummed through fowns on Tuesday on route to North Anaheim, where they will be engaged for some time. Joe Halman, who always keeps a fall-line of fireworks on hand, says "small boy" kept him busy supplying his wants on the Fourth. A. Waite, editor and proprietor of the Santa Ana Herald, fell dead Friday morning as he was abset to arise from his bed. The deceased was 51 years of age. The attention of voters of Orange county is called to the regular non-partisan ticket nominated at Santa Ana July 2, which appears in another column this morning. A tinware and store business in Flagstaff, Arizona, is advertised this morning for exchange for a farm of 20 to 40 acres, value $5000. See H. D. Polhemus for particulars. Mrs. Irwin R. Arballo died on Tuesday after a long illness and was buried yesterday. The dianame was an old and repaired residence, and her death will be seriously felt by the surviving family. Catherine Patty, the 19-year old daughter of H. L. Paty, died on Friday, after a protracted illness. The family have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community in their and bereavement. Attention is called to the card of R. T. Harris of Westminster, who is the regular non-partisan nominee for Sheriff; also that of R. Q. Wickham of Garden Grove who applies for the office of County Clerk. Mrs. Anna Krebs, wife of Herman Krebs, died on Thursday last after a long illness, and was interred here on Saturday. A large circle of sorrowful friends and relatives. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Jettie Arthur of Pendana is in the guest of Miss Dora Scott. Mrs. L.Wallace of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs. C.O.Rest, who has been visiting here returned home on Monday. D.W.Morton, editor of the Santa Ana Blade, and Nap Danovan were in town on last Thursday a raining. R.Q.Wickham of Garden Grove, who is making an active fight for the office of County Clerk, was in town yesterday. P.A.Kern, J.P.Zeyn, Minna Dora Zayn and Mary Horstmann will noearn at the San Juan hot springs for a few weeks. Ex-Gov.Imane P.Gray of Indiana was in town on Saturday, the guest of Erwin Barr, to whom he is related by marriage. Mr.Cohn has returned to Fullerton from Kansas, where he went some months ago to settle up his business affairs preparatory to locating here. Rafael Arballo, who has a position in a Los Angeles store, was summoned home on Tuesday an account of the death of his mother. Mr. and Mrs.Dwyer and family of San Francisco were guests at the Planters on Monday. Dr.Horr and George Horr, cashier of the Bank of Anaheim, went to Los Angeles on Tuesday. The Doctor will return to Sterling, Kan., this evening much pleased with Southern California. Professor Carl C.Zeus, an artist in the employ of several railroad companies, is in Anaheim for the purpose of sketching scenes hereabout for advertising in railroad pamphlets. He is also connected with the German publication Uber Lant und Maer, and will sketch for its pages during his stay here. Alenza and Imogene Los Angeles Herald. There is really an epidemic of matrimony in stand old Anaheim. Daily the reporters are called upon to chronicle the marriage of some brave Alonzo to some fair Imogene of that burg. The last case—and he has it bad TIMELY SUGGESTIONS. 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Let every team say we will work so many at every one that has trees to spare. Let every one that can work new days. Let us cultivate an encouragement with our ability and Eastern visitors that we furnish and pleasant drives to our surround-the banner-town of Orange county as any section. Make the "Mother brought fares and when next Fourth lines around let us hold our celebrations, by no doing save hundreds of our business man and just as enjoyment to men women and if we had spent our money in our patience in smoke and dust. In know, it is more blessed to give olive, and we can give better, water from our wells than Los Angeles furnish; as luscious fruits in beautiful flowers; as orderly and average talents to orake and in any town of its size in California. With a very productive good and wise cultivation and our facilities for further improvements and business not surpassed by any with the best of educational advancements, one bank, three dragons large hotels, twelve dry-goods stores, two railroad depots, saloons and as little drunkenness if any any town of its size, and all we sustain our position is to head relations of one of the admirers of Old Anaheim. California Maintenance. Fairness Merchant thus summarizes on relative to raising the Mammal the pleasant fact that the demandala rains exceed the supply, in cheering intelligence that makes commercial reports worth reading, however, only of the choice imported Valenciennes being still the price over our poor grades. Malagas are said not to compare superfine California articles, and were bought in preference to a higher prism. In one week 1000 boxes of California rains had to have been sold in New competition with the foreign always expanded to be the cheapest in an good reason why, with rumors, hand upon the difference of labor in Borneo and Amazon then freight rate changed by still California should not be largely all the means used in the exhibition of the rain. Company G was the recipient of much praise at the hands of everyone while on parade in Los Angeles on the Fourth. The members, about 50 strong, were donned in their new uniforms, and acquitted themselves nebly. They received special courtesies from Commander Barrett, that officer being highly pleased with their efficiency. The military band, which also appeared in new uniforms, covered themselves with glory. The Japanese Wedding which took place at the opera-house on Tuesday evening was a very creditable affair and afforded a great deal of amusement to the audience. The ceremony was performed by home talent and the participants acquitted themselves admirably. Miss Laura Hanna of Los Angeles recited, which was heartily appreciated. At the conclusion of the wedding refreshments were served after which the hall was cleared and dancing was kept up for several hours. As most of our people were absent from town on the Fourth, that day was one of unusual quietness. The day was appropriately observed by most of our townsmen by their suppression of business, and people generally sought recreation at the various innside resorts hereabout, while a large number went to Los Angeles to join in the festivities there, many remaining in the city until 11 to witness the fireworks. Company G, accompanied by the military hand, took part in the procession, and Anahiem was ably represented there by their presence. The company did well and were the cause of favorable comment at the hands of those who witnessed them on parade. A lot of fireworks afforded amusement in the evening to some of the patriotic citizens who remained in town. The citizens of Westminster decorated that town with flags and hunging, and the day was celebrated on a small scale. The programme of the day consisted of receptions, songs, dancing, singing etc. Colonial Manmore of Orange delivered the oration. Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle action and something affects of Syrup of Pigna, when in need of a laxative and if the father or mother he contribut or bibles the most gratifying results follow 'them', so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. Anahiem's Program Anahiem's other day, the first time in seven years. It is uncommon to say that he used with enthusiasm satisfaction the remarkable changes that have brought in this pleasure city within that time. Many different buildings and often mild information improvement has been brought into mind of ourselves with his bravery. Company G was the recipient of much praise at the hands of everyone while on parade in Los Angeles on the Fourth. The members, about 50 strong, were donned in their new uniforms, and acquitted themselves nebly. They received special courtesies from Commander Barrett, that officer being highly pleased with their efficiency. The military band, which also appeared in new uniforms, covered themselves with glory. The Japanese Wedding which took place at the opera-house on Tuesday evening was a very creditable affair and afforded a great deal of amusement to the audience. The ceremony was performed by home talent and the participants acquitted themselves admirably. Miss Laura Hanna of Los Angeles recited, which was heartily appreciated. At the conclusion of the wedding refreshments were served after which the hall was cleared and dancing was kept up for several hours. As most of our people were absent from town on the Fourth, that day was one of unusual quietness. The day was appropriately observed by most of our townsmen by their suppression of business, and people generally sought recreation at the various innside resorts hereabout, while a large number went to Los Angeles to join in the festivities there, many remaining in the city until 11 to witness the fireworks. Company G, accompanied by the military hand, took part in the procession, and Anahiem was ably represented there by their presence. The company did well and were the cause of favorable comment at the hands of those who witnessed them on parade. A lot of fireworks afforded amusement in the evening to some of the patriotic citizens who remained in town. The citizens of Westminster decorated that town with flags and hunging, and the day was celebrated on a small scale. The programme of the day consisted of receptions, songs, dancing, singing etc. Colonial Manmore of Orange delivered the oration. Church Announcements. PRESENTERIAN CHURCH—Services every Sunday at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Rev. Mr. Elliot, preacher METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—On Philadelphia street. Sunday school at 10 A.M. Services at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Prairie meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. D.O. CHAMBERLAYNE, Pastor. GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Services every Sunday at 5 P.M. Rev.J.M.Schwarzer,Pastor. GERMAN M.K.EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Services regularly Saturday school at 9:45 A.M. Preschool at 11 A.M. Rev.C.A.Purman,Pastor. ST.BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH—Services every Sunday morning and evening. Rev.P.Brown,Pastor. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trailer park Anahiem as follows: Overland daily 6:42 A.M. Los Angeles Express daily 7:49 A.M. Los Angeles Express daily 12:02 A.M. Riverside Access (daily except Sunday) 5:28 P.M. Northbound San Diego Express daily 9:41 A.M. Riverside Access (daily except Sunday) 11:25 A.M. Oversand daily 5:29 P.M. Riverside Access (daily except Sunday) 9:19 P.M. L.A.BERMUND,Agent. Southern Pacific Mountaineer. SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trailer park Anahiem as follows: Overland daily 7:49 A.M. Los Angeles Express daily 7:49 A.M. Los Angeles Express daily 12:02 A.M. Riverside Access (daily except Sunday) 5:28 P.M. Northbound San Diego Express daily 9:41 A.M. Riverside Access (daily except Sunday) 11:25 A.M. Oversand daily 5:29 P.M. Riverside Access (daily except Sunday) 9:19 P.M. L.A.BERMUND,Agent. 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The stock must be sold. All desiring to avail themselves of the opportunity to get goods at Half Price will do well to call early and get the benefit of the complete assortment. Kroeger's Block, Opp. P. Davis & Bro: ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. THIS powder never varies. A marvel o purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cases. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 Wall St. N.Y. JOHN EVERHARTY, PROPRIETOR FASHION LIVERY, FEED AND BOARDING STABLES. FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS FURNISHED! WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS. Horses Bought and Sold, ARTISTIC JOB WORK SYRUP OF FIGS Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS AND TO Cleanse the System Effectually, TO 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, KY. New York, N.Y. P. DAVIS & BRO., CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, (Between Los Angeles and Lemon) DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GRAIN, LIQUORS, CIGARS, WOOL, HIDES, ETC. ARTISTIC JOB-WORK Gazette Job Office City Stables, Center Street (Opposite Kroeger's Block) ANAHEIM. A. L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THESE STABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED and more comfortable by the lofts and spiral staircases with the patio balcony and Grand Ballroom. This change will be immensely beneficial. Single and Double Teams Associated in short courses and special classes, located with the galery, equipped when needed. The past managements of these private company affiliated.