anaheim-gazette 1889-07-25

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Rattlesnakes and Their Poison. Official Canvases of Last Week's Election Death from a Rattler's Mite The New Irrigation District—Esc. In the entire United States there have been discovered no less than twenty well-marked species of poisonous snakes. Roughly grouped, these consist of the viper or the Harlequin snake, five species. (2) The Moccasin snake, upperheads (Ancistrodon), four species. The Black or Prairie rattlesnake (Cancunia), four species, found largely in the Western States, having rattles, but all ones, and closely allied to the real rat-snakes, the Crotali proper, the species of which number fourteen. So far as I know three of these species are found in this town: the Crotalus lacifer, the striped rattlesnake, the one commonly found about haimel and between this section and the Crotalus Molossus, or black-tailed rattlesnake, large and rarely found in the same location; the Crotalus Adamanteus, the around rattlesnake of a more coppery tint, and more deadly in its bite, preferring haimel and mountains for its habitation. All these venomous snakes the poison is secreted in a gland lying on each side and below, the eye, connected by a short joint with the base of the tooth or fang. These fangs, usually the only teeth on the upper jaw, are curved or scythe-shaped, the venuxy forward, like the squirrel's incision. In fully developed snakes they are three-fourths of an inch long, hollow and tapering to a fine point and freely movable. When at rest they lie along the uninterrupted surface of the upper jaw, enclosed in a death or hood of elastic membrane like a wound in its scabbed. Erection of the fang causes this sheath to slip off like the finger a glove, and gather in folds around the base of the tooth. When about to strike, the rattlesnake throws itself into a number of superimposed masses upon the mass of which the neck and a muscular more loosely curved; the head located, the tail projecting and rapidly vibrating, producing the rattle. By a sudden contraction of the muscles of the convexity of the curves, the anterior part of the body straightens out, forcibly darting the headward. At this instant the jaws are wide-opened, the fangs spring into position, blowing off the sheath as they leap forward; the back of the head rests firmly fixed on the neck. As the blow is given, the powerful muscles which at the same instant close forcefully the lower jaw, drive a powerful arm through the before that her man was bitten by a child dog and the egg and still were applied so soon as possible. A doctor was sent for his did not arrive for several hours. Then he administered some internal remedy, but said nothing could have been done better than had been done, and now, after a lapse of more than thirty years, there have been no evil results from the bite. Julia Knowlton. THE ELECTION. Official Canvases of Wednesday's Vote—Greeley Lands. Twenty-six hundred and seventy-eight votes were cast at the election on Wednesday last. The County Commissioners canvased the returns on Monday, with the result given below. Every candidate open on the Non-Partisan ticket is elected, and Santa Ana is chosen county seat by a vote of 1,724 against 775 for Orange, giving the former city a majority of 949. The following is the official vote as furnished us by Judge Towner. The vote on county seat does not include that of Westminster, which has not yet been forwarded to the Commissioners: SUPERIOR JUDGE: Towner...1,563 Mammore...506 Morgan...567 Towner's plurality...510 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Edwards...2,634 COUNTY CLERK: Wickham...1,714 Cadman...966 Wickham's majority...748 COUNTY REORDER: Poster...1,387 Moebaugh...1,274 Poster's majority...113 SHERIFF: Harris...1,377 Jerome...794 West...427 Harris' plurality...156 TREASURER: Wall...1,701 Lockhart...975 Wall's majority...726 ASSENSOR. Smythe...2,639 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. Greley...2,661 SURVEYOR. Wood...2,651 CORONER. Mills...2,085 Ellis...580 Mills' majority...1,535 W. H. Spurgeon is elected Supervisor in the First District with 551 votes to his credit, having no opponent; Jacob Ross in the Second District, likewise had no competitor, and is elected with 515; S. Littlefield in this Supervisor district, the Third, received 503 votes, being the only hold-over member of the board. In the Fourth District there is talk of a contest between Armor, of Orange, who received 286 votes, and gains as easily as possible. The Board of Directors of this jurisdiction District met in the parish Bank of Anahaim on Saturday last. Present, Mennon Hunt Greley and Woods, absent Zayne Ammer Neelshing reported making the announcement of proposed district, and asked for additional order to have the work done by Perez. Plex James was elected Seventh Board of Directors, and Richard Berney. The salaries of them are not fixed; there have no data by could properly do the same. File his official hand in the sum which was accomplished. The Bank of Anahaim was made of the Board of Directors, with from 10 A.M. to 2:20 p.m. The Directors will set up a Board station for six days beginning Sept next. Adjourned to August sixth. Amahaim Winter Company. The Board of Directors of this Water Company held their regular Saturday afternoon. President Schern was in the chair Korn and Gilman, who were elected to the places of Memra Zeyn and the board, were not present. Mr notified the board he would not position. Mr McDermont was elected Director in place of Mr. B. M. Haight presented a bill for a committee-man under the Witch which, after a spirited discussion over until the next meeting. A special meeting of the company held on Saturday next and twelve citizens of the water district have vited to be present; enter in saltation in regard to the paid charge for the ditches, water franchises of the Anahaim Water in view o., the sale to the Wright district. The following gentlemen were meet with the board for the above Memra McPadden, Gilman, Willam pau Melrose, Boege Darling,Lan Ernest Browning and Erwin Barry. Another Mattler. On Monday morning, as Charleston was driving into town, a large ran under one of the horses attack vehicle, near Sidney Holman's west of town. The horses became end at the rattler, but Mr Turp When about to strike, the rattlesnake throws itself into a number of superimposed upon the mass of which the neck and a few inches more lie loosely curved; the head is elevated, the tail projecting and rapidly vibrating, producing the rattle. By a sudden contraction of the muscles of the convexity of the curves, the anterior part of the body straightens out, forcibly darting the head forward. At this instant the jaws are wide-separated, the fangs spring into position, blowing off the shred as they leap forward, the back of the head rests firmly fixed on the neck. As the blow is given, the jaw penetrate deeply whatever they strike. The powerful muscles which at the same instant close forcefully the lower jaw, drive a hole of venom from the gland through the circular tooth into the wound. The mouth, now fixed at the wound, drags with the whole weight of the serpent's body causing the fangs to penetrate still deeper and enlarge the wound. This act completed, the serpent now releases itself with withdrawing the head; the fangs retract, and the former coiled attitude of passive deformation is assumed, ready for another blow: This is done with lightning like rapidity. Should the rattler miss his aim and the jaws come together with a snap, engaging nothing, the fangs, by a peculiar mechanism, are rotated outward so that their points just clear lower jaw on each side; otherwise they would penetrate the muscular structure of the lower jaw and the rattlesnake kill himself. His venom is just as deadly as his own blood as to that any other organic being. The force of the motion of the virus is seen in such cases. The angry serpent striking wildly has been observed to spit the poison five or six feet. The venom of rattlesnakes, like that of all other poisonous snakes, can be readily isolated. It is a fluid, varying in color from dark amber to a deep yellow and is of acid reaction. Thoroughly dried it appears as semi-transparent yellow particles, which remain unchanged for long periods of time. It equally virulent whether dry or preserved in alcohol or glycerine. Dr. Mitchell of Philadelphia, who spent years in the study of snake poisons, has in his possession a glycerine solution which was deadly after twenty years of preservation. All attempts at chemical isolation of the active principles of these venoms have failed. There are found two well marked poisonous principles, which composition are closely allied to certain normal constituents of the blood of all animals. Known as peptones and globulins. In using death the peptones seem to act more suddenly upon the nerve centres, producing convulsions and paralysis of respiratory and other nerve centers. While the globus exert their action upon the blood and blood vessels. When injected into the blood in the case of one bitten by the rattlesnake, there is immediate swelling of the part; pain gradually increasing until becomes an agony; and intense violet black discoloration of the skin at the point of injection; which with the swelling gradually extends over several inches space, and may involve the entire limb or even remote parts of the body; convulsions with foaming at the mouth often occur. The bloodyells at once become profound altered. The blood remains fluid, refusing to coagulate on exposure to air. At the same time the smaller blood vessels become altered in structure and unable to resist the normal blood pressure. The blood, black and in a state of commencing disorganization, quenches as freely through the vessel walls if they were but cheese cloth. This causes the tense swelling, pain and deep dislocation spoken of above. As the action of the poison on the system becomes more profound, the pulse becomes variable; now feeble and fluttering; the respiration grows shallow and shorter. Death ensues in some cases from paralysis of the respiratory nerve centers; in others from paralysis of the heart; others still from when about to strike, the rattlesnake throws itself into a number of superimposed upon the mass of which the neck and a few inches more lie loosely curved; the head is elevated, the tail projecting and rapidly vipping, producing the rattle. By a sudden contraction of the muscles of the convexity of the curves, the anterior part of the body straightens out, forcibly darting the head toward. At this instant the jaws are wide-separated, the fangs spring into position, blowing off the shred as they leap forward, the back of the head rests firmly fixed on the neck. As the blow is given, the jaw penetrate deeply whatever they strike. The powerful muscles which at the same instant close forcefully the lower jaw, drive a hole of venom from the gland through the circular tooth into the wound. The mouth, now fixed at the wound, drags with the whole weight of the serpent's body causing the fangs to penetrate still deeper and enlarge the wound. This act completed, the serpent now releases itself with withdrawing the head; the fangs retract, and the former coiled attitude of passive deformation is assumed, ready for another blow: This is done with lightning like rapidity. Should the rattler miss his aim and the jaws come together with a snap, engaging nothing, the fangs, by a peculiar mechanism, are rotated outward so that their points just clear lower jaw on each side; otherwise they would penetrate the muscular structure of lower jaw and the rattlesnake kill himself. His venom is just as deadly as his own blood as to that any other organic being. The force of the motion of the virus is seen in such cases. The angry serpent striking wildly has been observed to spirit the poison five or six feet. The venom of rattlesnakes, like that of all other poisonous snakes, can be readily isolated. It is a fluid, varying in color from dark amber to a deep yellow and is of acid reaction. Thoroughly dried it appears as semi-transparent yellow particles, which remain unchanged for long periods of time. It equally virulent whether dry or preserved in alcohol or glycerine. Dr. Mitchell of Philadelphia, who spent years in the study of snake poisons, has in his possession a glycerine solution which was deadly after twenty years of preservation. All attempts at chemical isolation of the active principles of these venoms have failed. There are found two well marked poisonous principles, which composition are closely allied to certain normal constituents ofthe bloodofall animals.In using deaththepeptonesseemtoactmoreblindlyuponthenervecentres.producingconvulsionsandparalysisofrespiratoryandothernervecenters.WhiletheglobusexerttheactionuponthebloodandbloodvesselsWheninjectedintothebloodinthecaseofonebittenbytherattlesnake,paingraduallyincreasinguntilbecomesanagony;andintensevioletblackdiscolorationoftheskinatthepointinfjection;whichwiththewellinggraduallyextendsoverseveralinchesspace,andmayinvolvetheentirelimborevenremotepartsofthebody;convulsionswithfoamingatthemouthoftenoccur. The bloodyellsatoncebecomeprofoundaltered.Thebloodremainsfluid,rrefusingtocogulateonexposuretoair.Atthesametimethesmallerbloodvesselsbecomealteredinstructureandunabletoresistthenormalbloodpressure.Theblood,bloodinastateofcommencingdisorganization,couzesasfreelythroughthevesselwallsiftheywerebutcheeseclothThiscausesthetenseswelling,painanddeepdislocationspokenofabove.Astheactionofthepoisononthesystembecomesmoreprofound,thepulsebecomesvariable;nowfeebleandfluttering;therespirationsgrowshallowandshorter.Deatheninsomecasesfromparalysisofthereparatorynervecenters;在othersfromparalysisoftheheart;在othersstillfromwhenaboutto strikes,therattlesnakethrowsitselfintoanumberofsuperimposeduponthemassofwhichtheneckanda fewinchesmorelielooselycurved;theheadisavigidlyvipping,blowingofftheshredastheyleapforward;thebackoftheheadrests firmlyfixedontheneck.Astheblowisgiven,thejawpenetratedeeplywhenevertheystreak.Thepowerofthevirusisseeninsuchcases.Theangryserpentstrikingwildlyhasbeenobservedtospiritthepoisonfiveor sixfeet.ThevenomofrattlesnakeslikelikethatofallotherpoisonoussnakescanbereadilyisolatedItismeadilyvirulentwhetherdryorpreservedinalcoholorglycerine.Dr.MitchellofPhiladelphiawhospentyearsinthestudyofsnakepoisons,hasinhispossessiona glycerinesolutionwhichwasdeadlyaftertwentyyearsofpreservation.AllattemptsatchemicalisolationoftheactiveprinciplesofthosevenomshavefailedTherearefoundtwowellmarkedpoisonousprincipleswhichcompositionarecloselyalliedtocertainnormalconstituentsofthebloodofallanimals.Inknownewtonemsofthesystemcenter;inothersfromparalysisofthereparatorynervecenters;在othersstillfromwhenaboutto strikes,therattlesnakethrowsitselfintoanumberofsuperimposeduponthemassofwhichtheneckanda fewinchesmorelielooselycurved;theheadisavigidlyvipping,blowingofftheshredastheyleapforward;thebackoftheheadrests牢牢固定在 town,a 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The blood remains fluid, refusing to coagulate on exposure to air. At the same time the smaller blood vessels become altered in structure and unable to resist the normal blood pressure. The blood, black and in a state of commencing disorganization, noises as freely through the vessel walls as if they were but cheese cloth. This causes the tense swelling, pain and deep dislocation spoken of above. As the action of the poison on the system becomes more profound, the pulse becomes variable; now rapid, now feeble and fluttering; the respirations grow shallow and shorter. Death ensues in some cases from paralysis of the respiratory nerve centers; in others from paralysis of the heart; others still from hemorrhages into the substance of the brain, or other vital organs, and again from inability of the disorganized blood cells to perform their functions. There is no doubt, however, that the respiratory nerve centers are the parts of the system most vulnerable to snake venom, and that death is commonly due to their paralysis. The rapidity with which death follows depends largely upon the amount of poison injected, and the attempts made by proper treatment to neutralize its action. Some cases die in a very short time, others live for hours or even days before finally succumbing. In cases where recovery takes place, the patient is left very weak. Protracted illness is likely to follow; even permanent injury or loss of the limb bitten may be the final outcome. From lack of space allotted by the editor the proper treatment of snake bites and other suggestions connected with them, will be considered in the next issue of this paper. J. H. BULLARD. Ture for Poisonous Bites and Stings. It seems not to be generally known that a plaster made from the yolk of an egg and salt will cure nearly every poisonous sting bite. I will cite three of the worst cases I have personally known to be cured by it. A neighbor's child was stung on the side of the stock by a bumble bee and in a few minutes seemed likely to be smothered by the swelling; the breath came in labored gasps and the terrified mother sent to know what to do for her boy. I could not leave home that minute but sent word for her to apply soda, because it could be most quickly prepared, but to make a plaster of egg and salt and apply as soon as possible. In ten minutes I visited the patient and found him quietly sleeping with the swelling greatly reduced, and he felt no further inconvenience from the sting. Something more than twenty-five years ago Mrs. L. E. Spoonable was bitten by a rattlesnake. Being near a neighbor's than she was home she stopped and applied wet soda and as soon as she could reach home she applied the egg and salt. The bite pained her every minute for a number of years, probably because the poison had entered into the system too much to be withdrawn, before the plaster was applied. Fairview polled 74 votes, of which 55 favored Orange for the county seat and 9 favorided Santa Ana. For Superior Judge, Morgan received 28 votes, Towner 27 and Morgan 9. District Attorney—Edwards 71. Clerk—Cadman 46, Wickham 24. Recorder—Moabaugh 47, Foster 24, Sheriff—Jerone 32, Harris 16, West 10. Treasurer—Lockhart 45, Wall 27. Assessor—Smythe 68. Superintendent Schools—Greeley 73. Surveyor—Wood 68, Coroner—Mills 57, Ellis 35. Death from a Rattlesnake Bite. Last Thursday afternoon at Garden Grove, as Arthur Kiraten, aged 12, was pulling boots in his parents' garden, he was bitten twice by a rattlesnake. The boy was immediately taken to the house and given large quantities of alcohol. Thus treatment having no apparent effect, Dr. Bullard was sent for, and he arrived about two hours after the accident. The poison had by that time so permeated the boy's system that all attempts at saving him were futile and he died on Friday morning. We learn that it was some three hours before the doctor arrived at the patient's bedside. The boy was then going into convulsions, and nothing could be done to save his life. The members of the family had tried several remedies, but no effect was produced. A chicken and cat were killed and their skins placed upon the snakebite, and the boy's arm held in sour milk. When finally it was determined to send for a doctor the unfortunate lad was too badly under the poison's influence to recover. His face blackened and for many hours he suffered torturing pains. He was buried in the Anaheim cemetery on Saturday. The snake was killed by the neighbors and found to have nine rattles. It measured nearly four feet in length. Dr. Ballard brought it to town and will have it stuffed. G. A. H. Encompassment. Commander Melvin Mudge has issued the following circular in reference to the coming Grand Army Encampment to be held at San Pedro auxit month: The outlook for the encampment at San Pedro, August 8th to 19th inclusive, is most flattering. The interest manifested by the comrades and the W.R.C. throughout the district is much greater than was anticipated when the permanent organization of the Seventh Inspection District Encampment was affected. The attendance will, without doubt, be large, and the management are making extensive arrangements for the comfort and pleasure of all who attend; and all citizens, as well as comrades of the G.A.R., are certainly invited to go into camp with us. All who desire camping grounds with us—subject only to the police regulations of the management—should apply to the Guatemalan L.L.William at 16 South Spring Street, Los Angeles night. The Hostetter Stomach Britter Pepper Another Point. In the United States Circuit Court Southern District of New York, J.J. man handed down an opinion a few in the suit of the owners of the tractor covering Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Arnold Theller and Cornell Theller pounders on Vasey street, New York in which it was decided that all defendants made use of their own labels affixed to the bottles of bitters prepared by them, yet as they evidently designed to imitate Hostetter they were infringers, and a perpetration was granted and an accounting ages ordered, together with the coat suit. It is the evident intention of tatter people to protect their value mark against all infringers. His Joy Mastaken. "Congratulate me, Charley! I'm piest man in town!" "You don't I'm glad to hear it. How's your waking well," "Why, what are you talking about? I was going you that I've got a postoffice." No Vime Disease Im Sam Excendido Times. Major Merriam, of Twin Oaka, ceipt of a communication from New Piarce, Pearlace U.S.Department Agriculture, located as Santa Ana, the vine disease in Southern California diseased leaves were inclosed for hibernation, with a request that he make a request and see if any vines in this region similarly affected: The Major can ing of the kind about his premise left the communication and disease at this office for inspection by all disposed to examine the same. The vine disease in this region of county can hear of bat vineyardists will do be on the alert in regard to the matter. Grave Institutionism Bern Knebel of the Anarkim Gans week writes up the best sketch of extinction that we have seen. We notice that he makes a few variations but of course the Riverina will get on to them, and then look more pistol coffee beer, &c. We want that we hadn't time or spare to discuss up in better style this week boys, we were with 'em just the same. Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle aroma and something effects of Syrup of Figs need of a laxative and if the father's cow or bilberry the most grape milk follow its use, so that it is family usually known and somewhat easy to handle. No early or possible, but sufficient may be obtained and deemed to meet the requirements of transportation and social needs. The New Brigade Station. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Indian District met in the park of the bank of Anaheim on Saturday afternoon. Present, Mason, Hunter, Kynn, Day and Words, absent, Zayn. Summer Nebulizing reported programs in the annexment of property in the street, and asked for additional deposition in order to have the work done by August 1st. Mr James was elected Secretary of the Board of Directors, and Richard Malone at a meeting. The enlistment of these officers were there, there being no data by which they properly do the same. Mr James has official hand in the sum of $25,000, which was accepted. The Bank of Anaheim was made the office of the Board of Directors, with office hours 10 A.M. to 2:20 P.M. Directors will set an Board of Equity for six days, beginning September 4th. Adjourned to August 6th at 10 A.M. Anaheim Water Company. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Water Company hold their regular meeting Saturday afternoon. President Schorn was in the chair. Mason and Gilman, who were elected to fill places of Mason, Zayn and Hunter on board, were not present. Mr. Gilman did the board he would not accept the motion. Mr. McDermont was then supported Director in place of Mr. Hunter. Height presented a bill for services as committee-man under the Wright Act, after a spirited discussion was laid until the next meeting. Special meeting of the company will be on Saturday next and twelve influential members of the water district have been invited to present; and enter upon a condition in regard to the price to be paid for the ditches, water rights and shares of the Anaheim Water Company, now o., the sale to the Wright irrigation district. Following gentlemen were selected to with the board for the above purpose: Mr. McFadden, Gilman, Wilshire, Rimelrose, Boege, Darling, Langenberger, at Browning and Erwin Barr. Another Mattler. Monday morning, as Charles Turner driving into town, a large rattlesnake under one of the horses attached to his stable, near Sidney Holman's residence, of town. The horses became frightened at the rattler, but Mr Turner alighted. Michigan. Sh! Hush! Another marriage! In a few days! Dr. Bailey has predeceased the son of Dr. Miller in the Central Pharmacy. The Flatiron Hotel is taking on a decided change in appearance as it receives its new coat of paint. "The Paymaster" company played to a small but appreciative audience at the open-house on Thursday evening. These warm days are driving people to the beach. Several families are preparing to go on their tenting tour at the Landing. Harr C. Seiffert of 80 Alexandria strasse, Berlin, writes for a sample copy of the Gazette, which leaves this morning for the Fatherland. The Santa Ana Elkade comes out to-day as a morning daily, with Associated Press reports. We are pleased to note our contemporary's success. A large number of people spent Sunday at the Landing. The Norwalk brass band was on hand and discerned music. An enjoyable time is reported by all. Mrs. Laura G. Bates has been appointed Postmistress at Anaheim, vice Dr. Gardiner. She will assume her duties as soon as her commission arrives from Washington. H. Werder has purchased the interest of John Neipp in the property east of the Anaheim Hotel and it is ruined will shortly build a brick building on the site. Weeds upon the streets are being removed as fast as the street-cleaning gang can get at them. The appearance of all thoroughfares is in consequence very much improved. Dr. John Pleninger has sold his Center street property, 75x150 feet, to J. P. Arroge. Consideration $1,200. Substantial improvements will shortly be commenced on the premises. We acknowledge the receipt of the official report of the Tenth Fruit Grower's Convention, held at Chico, last November, edited by B. M. Lelong, Secretary of the State Board of Horticulture. In Dr. Bullard's garden are some very fine specimens of sunflowers, of which the doctor is quite an admirer. The stalks are about twelve feet high and there are many flowers upon the stems. An entertainment was given at the Presbyterian church at Westminster last evening for the benefit of the church. The programme consisted of vocal and instrumental music, recitations, etc. M. W. Week, First Chief Manager, George V. White, Financial Secretary, M. K. Grimes, Recording Secretary, Dr. Hank Court Professor, Sir M. Middleton, Ph.D., W. A. White, Treasurer, Mason Church and Hartwood, J. M. Butler, Indie Bedford William Fountain, Outside Smith. Pasturgers for the following persons remain unclaimed for at the Expense office. R. Henderson, Mrs. Becker, G. Eaton M. Yerkin and M. Yorke. Agent Demand of the Santa Fe has incurred several of the Great stewardship limit, including the Hamburg, Baltic, Union and Havre, and can issue tickets to or from any European part. Anybody needing anything in this line will do well to give him a call. Mennon Maier and Zobuchin of Philadelphia Brewery, Los Angeles deserve credit for the excellence of the beer brewed in their establishment. They brew beer second to none in the country. N. Hart is agent in Anaheim. On Sunday, July 29th, the Santa Fe will run an excursion to Redondo Beach, leaving Anaheim at 7:43 and returning leave Redondo Beach at 4 p.m.; fare $120 for round trip. Redondo Beach is fast growing in favor as the most popular resort on the coast Go see and be convinced. Engineer Wood is making preparations for the construction of a reservoir for the irrigation district at the site north of the Metabrink place at Placeotia. The dam will be thirty feet high, and 678 feet long and when completed the reservoir will contain sixty million gallons of water enough to irrigate the entire district. The reservoir may be filled during the winter months, and in summer when there is a scarcity of water in the river there will be enough to supply all. The local election board had quite a struggle to master the intricacies of the new method of counting ballots. At 10 o'clock last Wednesday evening they were all at sea in the matter, but gradually the mystery was made plain, and shortly after midnight the count was completed. The election board at Westminster have not yet been able to figure out what the vote in that precinct was on county seat, but it is presumed they will come up smiling before Fall. Five Chinamen named Yang Yung, Ab Jim, Chinaman Charley, Chinaman Sow and Ah Tom were arrested yesterday afternoon on complaint of a Celestial named Louy and charged with battery. Louy clatts have been set upon by the first named and beaten because he took Ab Jim's job as cook. Another report that Louy threatened to shoot Jim when the others fell upon him and used him roughly. Judge Pierce released Jim on $50 cash bail, and will hear the case tomorrow morning. A warrant was sworn out last evening for Louy's arrest on a charge Monday morning, as Charles Turner driving into town, a large rattleanake under one of the horses attached to his stable, near Sidney Holman's residence, of town. The horses became frightened at the rattler, but Mr. Turner alighted the purpose of dispatching him. The crawled into a clump of weeds and set vigorous rattle. Procuring a large stick Mr. Turner endeavored to locate misket, but failed to see him in the street, until the reptile sprang from the stone and struck at him. Springing back into the deadly fangs, Mr. Turner soon kicked the rattler a blow that sent him to vomome. The gentleman had a snake bite. The reptile threw feet in length, possessed seven legs and was unusually large-sized. A custom-made tonsorial twist twist that is the perennial envy of sec- class barbers. They sigh for it as they fear the unattainable. The hair curls in at this sort after one imbibes a round frozen of rich Coronado cocktails. After with each succeeding dispatchment, one grave and gay, epigrammatic and wise. But when one's hair curls in a custom-made tonsorial twist he imagines itself the owner of a good-sized portion of earth. Every living thing carols light at morn, and the wearer is disposed by "stemupagain Jamiesetempugain." Juvenile Masquerade. Annie Melrose entertained a number of young friends at her parents' residence a days ago by giving an afternoon masse. Many little girls were present and good time was had by all. Afer unning, which was attended with much ment, lemonade and cake were disbanded by the coming bellles of the ball. Among the maskers were the follow- Winnie Melrose, pop-corn girl; Jessie Lee and Fritzie Heiman, cook and maid; Allan Melrose, painter; Addie p. fairy; Welburn Wallop, beggar boy; Mabel Hunt, morning; Bessieert, queen; Regina Claassen, bride; Lotatta, flower girl; Alice Bates, beggar; Bailey, Eva Littlefield, Ellen Little-fancy costumes; Adela Mossemann, Postetter Stomach Bitter People Score Another Point The United States Circuit Court for the Earn District of New York, Judge Ship-anded down an opinion a few days ago suit of the owners of the trade mark Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against Theeller and Cornell Theeller, the com- ments on Vesey street, New York City, so it was decided that, although theants made use of their own names on ads fixed to the bottles containing The following gentlemen were selected to with the board for the above purpose: Mr. McFadden, Gilman, Wilshire, Rim-Melrose, Boege, Darling, Langenberger, at Browning and Erwin Barr. Another Mattler. Monday morning, as Charles Turner driving into town, a large rattleanake under one of the horses attached to his stable, near Sidney Holman's residence, of town. The horses became frightened at the rattler, but Mr. Turner alighted the purpose of dispatching him. The crawled into a clump of weeds and set vigorous rattle. Procuring a large stick Mr. Turner endeavored to locate misket, but failed to see him in the street, until the reptile sprang from the stone and struck at him. Springing back into the deadly fangs, Mr. Turner soon kicked the rattler a blow that sent him to vomome. The gentleman had a snake bite. The reptile threw feet in length, possessed seven legs and was unusually large-sized. Custom-Made Tonsorial Twist. Correspondent writes to ask the follow- question: OR GALENTE. — Dear Sir: Will you kindly inform me that thirsts for knowledge what the mean- of the term a "custom-made tonsorial twist" CONSTANT READER. Stainly. A custom-made tonsorial twist twist that is the perennial envy of sec- class barbers. They sigh for it as they fear the unattainable. The hair curls in at this sort after one imbibes a round frozen of rich Coronado cocktails. After with each succeeding dispatchment, one grave and gay, epigrammatic and wise. But when one's hair curls in a custom-made tonsorial twist he imagines himself the owner of a good-sized portion of earth. Every living thing carols light at morn, and the wearer is disposed by "stemupagain Jamiesetempugain." Juvenile Masquerade. Annie Melrose entertained a number of young friends at her parents' residence a days ago by giving an afternoon masse. Many little girls were present and good time was had by all. Afer unning, which was attended with much ment, lemonade and cake were disbanded by the coming bellles of the ball. Among the maskers were the follow- Winnie Melrose, pop-corn girl; Jessie Lee and Fritzie Heiman, cook and maid; Allan Melrose, painter; Addie p. fairy; Welburn Wallop, beggar boy; Mabel Hunt, morning; Bessieert, queen; Regina Claassen, bride; Lotatta, flower girl; Alice Bates, beggar; Bailey, Eva Littlefield, Ellen Little-fancy costumes; Adela Mossemann, Postetter Stomach Bitter People Score Another Point The United States Circuit Court for the Earn District of New York, Judge Ship-anded down an opinion a few days ago suit of the owners of the trade mark Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against Theeller and Cornell Theeller, the com- ments on Vesey street, New York City, so it was decided that, although theants made use of their own names on ads fixed to the bottles containing The following gentlemen were selected to with the board for the above purpose: Mr. McFadden, Gilman, Wilshire, Rim-Melrose, Boege, Darling, Langenberger, at Browning and Erwin Barr. Another Mattler. Monday morning, as Charles Turner driving into town, a large rattleanake under one of the horses attached to his stable, near Sidney Holman's residence, of town. The horses became frightened at the rattler, but Mr. Turner alighted the purpose of dispatching him. The crawled into a clump of weeds and set vigorous rattle. Procuring a large stick Mr. Turner endeavored to locate misket, but failed to see him in the street, until the reptile sprang from the stone and struck at him. Springing back into the deadly fangs, Mr. Turner soon kicked the rattler a blow that sent him to vomome. The gentleman had a snake bite. The reptile threw feet in length, possessed seven legs and was unusually large-sized. Custom-Made Tonsorial Twist. Correspondent writes to ask the follow- question: OR GALENTE. — Dear Sir: Will you kindly inform me that thirsts for knowledge what the mean- of the term a "custom-made tonsorial twist" CONSTANT READER. Stainly. A custom-made tonsorial twist twist that is the perennial envy of sec- class barbers. They sigh for it as they fear the unattainable. The hair curls in at this sort after one imbibes a round frozen of rich Coronado cocktails. After with each succeeding dispatchment, one grave and gay, epigrammatic and wise. But when one's hair curls in a custom-made tonsorial twist he imagines himself the owner of a good-sized portion of earth. Every living thing carols light at morn, and the wearer is disposed by "stemupagain Jamiesetempugain." Juvenile Masquerade. Annie Melrose entertained a number of young friends at her parents' residence a days ago by giving an afternoon masse. Many little girls were present and good time was had by all. Afer unning, which was attended with much ment, lemonade and cake were disbanded by the coming bellles of the ball. Among the maskers were the follow- Winnie Melrose, pop-corn girl; Jessie Lee and Fritzie Heiman, cook and maid; Allan Melrose, painter; Addie p. fairy; Welburn Wallop, beggar boy; Mabel Hunt, morning; Bessieert, queen; Regina Claassen, bride; Lotatta, flower girl; Alice Bates, beggar; Bailey, Eva Littlefield, Ellen Little-fancy costumes; Adela Mossemann, Postetter Stomach Bitter People Score Another Point The United States Circuit Court for the Earn District of New York, Judge Ship-anded down an opinion a few days ago suit of the owners of the trade mark Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against Theeller and Cornell Theeller, the com- ments on Vesey street, New York City, so it was decided that, although theants made use of their own names on ads fixed to the bottles containing The following gentlemen were selected to with the board for the above purpose: Mr. McFadden, Gilman, Wilshire, Rim-Melrose, Boege, Darling, Langenberger, at Browning and Erwin Barr. Another Mattler. Monday morning, as Charles Turner driving into town, a large rattleanake under one of the horses attached to his stable, near Sidney Holman's residence of town. The horses became frightened at the rattler, but Mr. Turner alighted the purpose of dispatching him. The crawled into a clump of weeds and set vigorous rattle. Procuring a large stick Mr. Turner endeavored to locate misket, but failed to see him in the street, until the reptile sprang from the head of the Santa Ana river, to start in a week or ten days and to be gone a couple of weeks. Trout-fishing and hunting will be indulged in,and there is no doubt fish and game will suffer. A letter from Bro. Tinalley of the Pomona Progress , referring to the recent brain-picnic at Coronado,says: "Didn't we have a royal good time?" Positivelythe best-looking man on the trip was Tinalley,and the ladies were not long in discovering the fact.Yea,based in bourn'in larrupin' time. Some of our young ladies last week collected quite an amount of money for the benefit of Mrs.Trendle whose husband died some time ago，leaving her and the children in deathe circumstances. Our citizens responded liberally and in a short time thirty dollars was collected，which was presentedthe widow. The Board of Supervisors on Friday last decided to annex all that portion of Anaheim township which will not be included in the new county of Orange to Los Neitos Supervisor District . The change will take effect when Mr.Littlefied qualities as a supervisorofthe new county. Workmen have begunthe excavation for Federman's brick block on Center street.The building is to be completed in September，when one ofthe stores will be occupiedby Pellegrin's jewelry and music store-andthe ether.it is rumored，bythe Postoffice under Mrs.Bate's management. The farmers of Escondido,San Diego county，are petitioningthe Board of Supervisors forthe formationofan irrigation districtunderthe Wright law。Theyhave been given instructionsinthe matterbysomeof ourcitizens,andhave readwithgreatinterestwhatthis journalhashadto sayuponthematterforthepastyear. Company G is making extensive preparationsforthe National Guard Encampmentat Pacific Beach next month.Corporal Joe Blairandprivates-Joe HatfieldandG.S.Buck leave forthe sceneofencampmentonthe1stprox.,asCompany G's squadto assistinpreparingthe ground.ThecompanyleaveonAugust3d,togestorenewdays. Workmen have been investigatingthe headofthe Kraemer reservoir duringthe weekwitha viewtoacertainingwhetherwatercanbeheldin sufficientquantities.forpurposesofirrigation.Is saidthatafterhiringforsometwentyfeetnosecurebotten. In reply toa querymadeasto-thecauseofdelayintheactionbroughtbythecityofAnaheimagainKrugsomemonthsago，tocondemnlandontCenterstreaforsidewalkpurposes,theCityAttorneysaid: "Therehasbeeno delay.ThedefendantresidesinSanFranciscoandhadthereforethirtydaysinwhichtomakeappearanceintCourt.Thecomplaintwasdenumredandtolamso.onargumentattheregulartime.Thedemurruwwereoverruledandtendaysgiventoanswer.Attheexpirationofthat Hostetter Stomach Bitter People Score Another Point. The United States Circuit Court for the United District of New York, Judge Shiplanded down an opinion a few days ago suit of the owners of the trade mark Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against Theeller and Cornell Theller, the commers on Vesey street, New York City, which it was decided that, although the plants made use of their own names on oils affixed to the bottles containing prepared by them, yet as they were tightly designed to imitate Hostetter labels, were infringers, and a perpetual injunchas granted and an accounting of damdered, together with the costs of the It is the evident intention of the Hospeople to protect their valuable trade against all infringers. His Joy Mastaken. Ingratulate me, Charley; I'm the hapman in town!" "You don't tell me! and to hear it. How's your wife? Dol, I hope." "Why, what do you "Boy or girl?" "What in thunder n talking about? I was going to tell that I've got a postoffice." Vime Disease In San Diego. Excendido Times. Or Merriam, of Twin Oaks, is in reflection of a communication from Newtown B. Special Agent U. S. Department of Labor, located at Santa Ana, touching one disease in Southern California. And leaves were included for his inspewith a request that he make examinad see if any vines in this region are only affected. The Major can find noththe kind about his premises and has a communication and diseased leaves office for inspection by all who feel to examine the name. There is no increase in this region of county that we carf of bat vineyardists will do well to the alert in regard to the matter. Grave Institutiona Santa Ana Standard. Kuchel of the Anarkim Gaxytx this writes up the best sketch of the edicension that we have read so far. That he makes a few grave inns but of course the Riveride editors at on to them, and then look out for instices, coffee, beer, etc. We are sorry he hadn't time or space to do the exup in better style this week, but, we were with 'em just the same. Children Enjoy pleasant flavor, gentle action and ing effects of Syrup of Pig, when in a laxative and if the father or mother is ill, so that it is the best family have a health. Anaheim Court of the Independent Order of Farmers was instituted at Odd Fallen' Hall by Messa, Millis and Parks of Los Angeles on Monday evening. Five members joined the court and the following edifice were absent: Dr. J. H. Ballack, Old Mager; K. A. White, Van; Mid Hangery, J.C. Hill Reeds, Queens. Company G is making extensive preparations for the National Guard Encampment at Pacific Beach next month. Corporal Joe Blair and privates-Joe Hatfield and G. S. Buck leave for the scene of the encampment on the 1st prox., as Company G's squad to assist in preparing the ground. The company leave on August 3d, to begon ten days. Workmen have been investigating the head of the Kraemer reservoir during the week with a view to ascertain whether water can be held in sufficient quantities for purposes of irrigation. It is said that after boring for some twenty feet, no secure bottom was found and that the reservoir will never be a success without cementing. J. S. Webber, who has been in Los Angeles for nearly a month, having an oculist treat his eyes, returned home on Monday evening, alightly improved in health. In looking for his buggy he found that one had run off with it. He informed the detective department of the city police, and in a few minutes the lost buggy was found—a neighbor had borrowed it to use during Webber's absence. John Hartung has sold 35,000 gallons of white wine to B. Dreyfus & Co., which he is now hauling to the company's winery. The wine is of excellent quality and will be shipped to the San Francisco market. Mr. Hartung also disposed of all of his cooperage to Messera, Batz & Co. of Ramona and will cease making wine for some years to come on account of the scarcity of grapes in this vicinity. The Fullerton Social Club have invitations out for a ball to be given at Chadbourne's Hall this evening. The reception committee is composed of Messera, Clark, Greese, Ford and Hogaboom; invitation committee, Messera, Beasley, Clark, E. H. Stone and Peckham. Charles Stone will be floor manager. An excellent time is expected, and a large crowd will no doubt be in attendance. The fatal biting of the youth at Garden Grove by a rattler and the close call which a gentleman had from being bitten a few days ago should put people upon their mettle in regard to this deadly repulsa. At this moment they are particularly venomous, and while not numerous, they are apt to be run across in one-of-the-way places. In August the ratlars are said to lose their eyeglass and then their venom rises to its topmost pitch. They should be killed whenever and wherever found. Annaheim Court of the Independent Order of Farmers was instituted at Odd Fallen' Hall by Messa, Millis and Parks of Los Angeles on Monday evening. Five members joined the court and the following edifice were absent: Dr. J. H. Ballack, Old Mager; K. A. White, Van; Mid Hangery, J.C. Hill Reeds, Queens. Three hundred yards of Gum Wood to cut on Messen. Inquire immediately on the J. C. Hill Reeds, Queens. The Case Against Krug. In reply to a query made as to the cause of delay in the action brought by the city of Anaheim against Krug some months ago, to condemn land on Center street for sidewalk purposes, the City Attorney said: "There has been no delay. The defendant resides in San Francisco and had therefore thirty days in which to make appearance in Court. The complaint was demurred to and came on for argument at the regular time. The demurrier was overruled and ten days given to answer. At the expiration of that time, an additional ten days was given, as is usually the custom. The answer was filed in the latter part of June and the cause came up in Court on the first Monday in July, to be placed upon the calendar. As however, the proper place for trial is in Orange county, this case, with a large number of others over which the Superior Court of Orange county will have jurisdiction, was passed, and it will be tried in Santa Ana within a very short time after the Superior Court organizes. I repeat, the case has taken its regular course and could not have been hastened more than it has been. There are probably a hundred suits, the complaints in which were filed in Los Angeles before the complaint against Krug, which will not come to trial for several months yet." The Postoffice. LAST NOVEMBER. All you patriots who want the Anaheim postoffice, hold up your hands. THE PRESENT TIME. All who want the postoffice hold up your hands. NARY. Mena Marwells. Miss Rena Marsella will appear at Reiser's opera-house Monday evening in the great Irish drama of "Kathleen Mavournen" "Miss Marwells is a lady of rare ability and an artist in song" is what the Music and Drama says of her after the drama. Miss Marwells will sing her great success," The Little Black Mustache." The performance will conclude with the celebrated fare of "Biba and Bila," or the quiet family." "To see Miss Marwells as Kathleen is to see Irish character as its best."—Philadelphia Ledger. Anaheim vs Orange County. Curse Poison Oak, cats, burns sorrows—in healing and nothing—keeps fiss away. What is it? "Farmers' Healing Limestone" manufactured by Graham & Fish Loddlr Cal. For sale by W. M. Higgins, druggist and apothecary, Anaheim, Cal. Ward to Get on Shoes. Three hundred yards of Gum Wood to cut on Messen. Inquire immediately on the J. C. Hill Reeds, Queens. 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LAST NOVEMBER. All you patriots who want the Anaheim postoffice, hold up your hands. THE PRESENT TIME. All who want the postoffice hold up your hands. NARY. Mena Marwells. Miss Rena Marsella will appear at Reiser's opera-house Monday evening in the great Irish drama of "Kathleen Mavournen" "Miss Marwells is a lady of rare ability and an artist in song" is what the Music and Drama says of her after the drama. Miss Marwells will sing her great success," The Little Black Mustache." The performance will conclude with the celebrated fare of "Biba and Bila," or the quiet family." "To see Miss Marwells as Kathleen is to see Irish character as its best."—Philadelphia Ledger. Anaheim vs Orange County. Curse Poison Oak, cats, burns sorrows—in healing and nothing—keeps fiss away. What is it? "Farmers' Healing Limestone" manufactured by Graham & Fish Loddlr Cal. For sale by W. M. Higgins, druggist and apothecary, Anaheim, Cal. Ward to Get on Shoes. Three hundred yards of Gum Wood to cut on Messen. Inquire immediately on the J. C. Hill Reeds, Queens. Combines thirteen California with nineteen known to human systems FACT RECUT promptly ON THE NATIONAL GAMES FOR THE YEAR OF 2014 The Postoffice. LAST NOVEMBER. All you patriots who want the Anaheim postoffice, hold up your hands. THE PRESENT TIME. All who want the postoffice hold up your hands. NARY. Mena Marwells. Miss Rena Marsella will appear at Reiser's opera-house Monday evening in the great Irish drama of "Kathleen Mavournen" "Miss Marwells is a lady of rare ability and an artist in song" is what the Music and Drama says of her after the drama. Miss Marwells will sing her great success," The Little Black Mustache." The performance will conclude with the celebrated fare of "Biba and Bila," or the quiet family." "To see Miss Marwells as Kathleen is to see Irish character as its best."—Philadelphia Ledger. Anaheim vs Orange County. CurSE Poison Oak, cats, burns sorrows—in healing and nothing—keeps fiss away. What is it? "Farmers' Healing Limestone" manufactured by Graham & Fish Loddlr Cal. For sale by W. M. Higgins, druggist and apothecary, Anaheim, Cal. Ward to Get on Shoes. Three hundred yards of Gum Wood to cut on Messen. Inquire immediately on the J. C. Hill Reeds, Queens. Combines thirteen California with nineteen known to human systems FACT RECUT promptly ON THE NATIONAL GAMES FOR THE YEAR OF 2014 NEW STOCK — OF — Summer Goods Just Received, consisting of the LATEST STYLES Sateens, Lawns, French Chambrays, Seersucker, 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. THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE! Now is the Time to Buy! An Immense Bankrupt stock consisting of Men's and Boys' Ready-Made Clothing, Men's, Ladies, Misses' and Children's BOOTS & SHOES. THE CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE! Now is the Time to Buy! An Immense Bankrupt stock consisting of Men's and Boys' Ready-Made Clothing, Men's, Ladies, Misses' and Children's BOOTS & SHOES. Gents' Furnishing Goods. Etc., will be closed out regardless of cost. Ladies' Shoes at 75¢ per pair. Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes at $1.50 per pair. Men's Fine Shoes in Congress, Laced or Buttoned at $1.50 per pair. Men's suits $5. Men's Fine Dress Suits $7.50 worth $12. Men's all-wool Cassimere suits for $10 to $15, worth $20 to $25. Men's fine worsted corksgrew and other fashionable Suits at less than manufacturers' prices. These goods are all new and first-class and must be Converted Into Cash at Once. The Price is no Object. 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. Hard Times Prices On Sewing Machines at Pellegrin & Son's Jewelry, Art & Music Store, Postoffice block, Anaheim. New Home, Standard, Royal and Singer Machines, from $20 to $40, cash or in stalments. Needles for All Machines, Oil Attachments, etc. Santa Fe Route. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILWAY TIME TABLE Trains pass Anaheim as follows: NORTH BOUND Overland, daily 6:41 A.M. Los Angeles Accom (daily except Sunday) 7:43 A.M. Los Angeles Express, daily 12:02 A.M. Riverside Accom (daily except Sunday) 3:58 P.M. SOUTH BOUND San Diego Express, daily 9:41 A.M. Riverside Accom (daily except Sunday) 11:25 A.M. Overland, daily 5:29 P.M. Santa Ana Accom (daily except Sunday) 9:10 P.M. L.A. DESMOND, Agent. Another delightful excursion to Coronado Saturday, July 27th. Fare, £3.50 round trip. Southern Pacific Route. SOUTHERN PACIFIC BAILWAY TIME TABLE. Trains pass Anaheim as follows: Going North 7:43 A.M. 2:43 P.M. Going South 10:20 A.M. 5:50 P.M. T. A. DARLING, Agent. JOHN EVERHART, PROPRIETOR FASHION LIVERY, FEED AND BOARDING STABLES. FIRST-CLASS ..... TURNOUTS FURNISHED! WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS. Horses Bought and Sold. City Stables, Center Street (Opposite Kroeger's Block) ANAHEIM. A.L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THESE STABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED and most commodious in the town, and special at ention will be paid to Boarding and Grooming horses. The charge in all cases will be reasonable. Single and Double Teams Furnished at short notice and careful drivers, familia with the country, supplied when required. The pat onsage of the public is respectfully solicited. P. DAVIS & BRO., BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of 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., 106 Wall St, N.Y. 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, 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. New York, N.Y. A.L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THESE TABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED and most commodious in the town, and special atention will be paid to Boarding and Grooming horses. The charge in all cases will be reasonable. Single and Double Teams Furnished at short notice and careful drivers, family with the country, supplied when required. The patrons of the public is respectfully solicited. 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