anaheim-gazette 1889-08-15

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUEED EVERY THURSDAY Merry Kuchel, Charlie Kuchel, Eastern and Provisional THURSDAY AUGUST 15, 1890 Considerable discussion has been indulged in during the week about the estimates submitted to the Board of Directors of the new irrigation district for the construction of necessary works to be devoted to the purposes of irrigation. Although the figures presented last week represent the outlay necessary for the construction of elaborate water works, the general sentiment is in favor of placing the amount of bonds at a much less amount than $440,000. Probably the future amount of bonds for the district will not reach that sum, and there are, at the least calculation, over $150,000 to be expended in the acquisition of existing properties and franchises. An expenditure of a quarter of a million of dollars in the development of water would seem to us to be sufficient for all practical purposes at present in sight. An old-timer some days ago imparted the information that the time could be recalled when the river bed at the site of the bridge was covered with bowlers and the banks of the stream were twenty feet high. This "oldest inhabitant" recalls the time, many years ago, when the rains in the mountains floated logs down into the river bed in such quantities that people throughout the country gathered wood enough to supply their wants for many years. Other people here recall the same occurrence. Many years ago a large frechet washed down an immense quantity of sand, completely filling up the river bed and giving it its present quick sand bottom. The river's channel is constantly edging toward the west and perhaps will some day overflow its lower bank. The necessary precautions must be taken, however, and proper piling put down. This must be done to protect the new bridge now being constructed at Olive, because in a few years the current is liable to cut its way around the structure. The Board of Supervisors should give this matter immediate attention. Perhaps a pile in time will save nine-a-better name, has attacked the fruit traps under such conditions that he is led to believe the source of the disease to be in the soil. Narrow alkaline streams mean run through the orchards and the trees in parts are found affected, while in other sections the trees are in a perfectly healthy condition. The horticulturists of the section are fighting the disease. Some of them believe, with J. de Barth Shorb, that it is a fungal growth, while others think the root of the matter lies in the soil. An Important Unit. A very important unit, involving the title to 13,723 acres of land in the rancho Las Bolaas, was decided in Los Angeles on Monday in the case of Harrison against Ulrichs in the United States Circuit Court, by Justice Field, in favor of the plaintiff. The defendants, of whom there are about 200, claim under squatters' title to the rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. The plaintiff claims under the Robinson title. The patent to the rancho Las Bolaas and that to the Tenon rancho made them lie one on top of the other, the land contained in the overlap amounting to 13,723 acres. The overlap was caused by a change in the course of the Santa Ana river. The old river bed was the original line between the Santa Ana and Las Bolaas ranches, and when the river changed its course, over twenty years ago, this boundary was removed several miles westward along the whole Las Bolaas line. The settlers squatted upon this strip, claiming that it was Government land, the new river being given as the boundary of the Las Bolaas ranch, and the old river as the boundary of the Sanasa Ana ranch. On Monday Justice Field, sitting in the United States Circuit Court, handed down a decision giving judgment for the plaintiff. This deposes about 200 farmers from their lands, which they have held for twenty years, all because an earthquake make a river change its bed. Lauterio Captured Montano Arrested Frank Lauterio, the defaulting deputy County Auditor, was captured in Devils Canyon, twelve miles from San Bernardino, by Sheriff Seymour of that county, on Saturday afternoon. Martin Aguirre had made three trips to the canyon, and on one occasion passed within a hundred yards of the fugitive, who was hidden in the brush. He subsequently gave Seymour the information which resulted in Lauterio's capture. The defautor promises to expose everything connected with his raids on the county treasury and declares it will make a large sized sensation. Several prominent citizens of Los Angeles are said to be implicated in the affair. Ex-Auditor Montano was arrested on Monday against charges with forfeiting a better name, has attacked the fruit traps under such conditions that he is led to believe the source of the disease to be in the soil. Narrow alkaline strands mean run through the orchards and the trees in parts are found affected, while in other sections the trees are in a perfectly healthy condition. The horticulturists of the section are fighting the disease. Some of them believe, with J. de Barth Shorb, that it is a fungal growth, while others think the root of the matter lies in the soil. New. "Fast Lee Ace" Press tells me that Congressman a day and then with his currency Judge David by Deputy U.S. Nagle as he bends Hotel at Lahore by an amassment Field of the Universe. P. Neand, an Spring valley, cemeteries his bone what produces his orange horn and has arched the scale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers. It is generally sugar factory is in the Pomona just completed work of quality of Chino rancho accharine qualitc, while but beets. He has also will return Henry T. Oxnard from Germany; doubt that their chinery for me who is great gion is interested tothe amount o San Francisco onthe sugar factory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusual. They look themselves up their fancy dress ball all colors were colored play of arms and for gold and silver black sensuous might to take king. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. They are educated they learn nothing odiness, and spend telling each other their husbands at Don Juan. 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They are educated they learnNothing Odiness,and Spend Tell Ing Each Other Their Husband At Don Juan.The New York Press tells me that produce his orange horn and has archedthe scale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugarFactory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedtotheamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallcolorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthattheir chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthat,their chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachothertheirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthat,their chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachother-theirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthat,their chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachother-theirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitcwhilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthat,their chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachother-theirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho accharine qualitc whilebutbeetsHe has alsowillreturnHenry T.OxnardfromGermany;doubtthat,their chineryformewhoisgreatgionisinterestedto.theamountoSan Francisco onthesugarfactory. THE WOMEN Ignorant and New Good Wife The costumes are unusualThey look themselves up their fancy dress ballallColorswerecoloredplayofarmsandforgoldandsilverblacksensuousmighttoketakenkingTheyareeducatetheylearnnothingsodness,andspendtellingeachother-theirshusbandstheDonJuan.TheNew York Press tells me that produce his orange horn和has archedthescale is depicted that he beg deserved fruit growers It is generally sugar Factory is inthe Pomona just completed workofqualityofChino rancho ac large firehit washed down an immense quantity of sand, completely filling up the river bed and giving it its present quick sand bottom. The river's channel is constantly edging toward the west and perhaps will some day overflow its lower bank. The necessary precautions must be taken, however, and proper piling put down. This must be done to protect the new bridge now being constructed at Olive, because in a few years the current is liable to cut its way around the structure. The Board of Supervisors should give this matter immediate attention. Perhaps a pile in time will save nine. During the past week three of our readers who gaze occasionally at the evening sky have had a rare sight in the conjunction of the planet Mars and the moon. Mars is the bright reddish star that may be seen rising in the southeastern horizon early in the evening and threading his course along his orbit through the southern heavens. His is the bright particular star in that part of the framment. On Friday evening the Martian planet was overtaken in his flight by the moon, and many local stars gather entered into speculations upon the uncommon terrestrial occurrence. If it were not for the fact that the distance of each planet from the earth were so accurately known, the crossing of these two planets might have been the occasion of scientific observations the world over. Next to Venus Mars is the planet whose orbit is nearest to the earth. His diameter is 4,363 miles and his volume about one sixth of the earth's, his mass, however, being little more than one month of hers. His mean distance from the sun is 129 millions of miles, but the eccentricity of his orbit is so marked that his greatest and least distances differ by 26 millions of miles. Mars is 33 million of miles from the earth, at its nearest approach, and 201 million of miles at its greatest distance from us, the moon being 218,000 miles away. The earth is thirteen times the size of the moon, which is less than half that of Mars. The analogy between Mars and the earth is perhaps the greatest in the whole solar system. Last spectroscopic observations show that the vapor of water is present in the atmosphere of our planetary neighbor, a discovery of great interest and importance. As yet scientists are in doubt regarding the question whether the planet is inhabited. The impression prevails among many that Mars is inhabited, perhaps by a people far in advance of those upon the earth. Our readers may view this planet of an evening, and speculate upon the beauty of our cosmic visitor. It rises earlier every evening, and in a couple of months will be visible in the western sky as the evening star. Professor Manley of Santa Ana has been appointed a member of the County Board of Education. The Professor is insignificant, not having lived in this State a sufficient length of time. Section 841 of the Political Code denies the privilege of holding any civil office to any one not a citizen of the State, and a year's residence is necessary to acquire citizenship. Frank Lanterio, the defaulting deputy County Auditor, was captured in Devil's Canyon, twelve miles from San Bernardino, by Sheriff Seymour of that county, on Saturday afternoon. Martin Aguirre-had made three trips to the canyon, and on one occasion passed within a hundred yards of the fugitive, who was hidden in the brush. He subsequently gave Seymour the information which resulted in Lanterio's capture. The defaulter promises to expose everything connected with his raids on the county treasury and declares it will make a large sized sensation. Several prominent citizens of Los Angeles are said to be implicated in the affair. Ex-Auditor Montano was arrested on Monday evening, charged with forgery, the complaint being sworn to by Lanterio. The amount is $3,840, appropriated from the school fund. He furnished bail in $5,000 and was released. Montano's arrest created a sensation. Other arrests, it is believed, will follow. On Tuesday evening Montano's bondman surrendered him to the custody of the Sheriff, it being feared that he contemptulated skipping to Mexico. He is now in jail. Registering the First Kick in Orange County From the Santa Ana Standard. The new Board of Supervisors don't give the Standard any advertising. We are not surprised at this, because we know politicians and are acquainted with their methods. Of course Bro. Littlefield wouldn't do us justice, because we fought too hard for division. Bro. Armour wouldn't because we fought too hard for county seat. A Guy Smith wouldn't because he is too ultra in politics to do a Democratic paper justice. Jake Ross wouldn't because the Standard stood by him a few years ago when a few of his political enemies and fellow citizens of both parties were trying to break him down as an officer and citizen, and Bro. Spurgeon wouldn't because he is one of the syndicate that owns the Blade, now in the last stages of dissolution, and controlled by a set of men whose influence is its worst enemy. PROFESSOR IM TO SEE DIEE. From the Standard. A number of the ladies and gentlemen of Santa Ana and vicinity, of musical taste and talent, are organizing a school of instruction, and propose to try and get Signor Ferrari back here to teach again. He left here some weeks ago for San Diego, where he is now staying after a residence herof some months. While here he was unfortunate financially, and somewhat embarrassed in his business arrangements, owing to a lack of tact in managing. A Prosperous Fruit Grower L.H. Thomas, our well-known orchardist, is shipping an average of twenty boxes of fruit per day to Arizona, the shipments at present consisting of nectarines and peaches. His nectarine trees are loaded with fruit, which in size and flavor cannot be excelled. Mr. Thomas has many nectarines that are as large as a good sized apple. That cannot be disposed of otherwise allowed to go waste. The prune trees are a sight worth beholding, many of the trees of the French and Silver varieties containing from 300 to 400 pounds of fruit. Mr. Thomas believes the cultivation of prunes is the coming industry, especially where profit is the object. They require less care; that is they hang longer on the trees after ripening than any other fruit, and are handled at less expense in the drying process. The coming season Mr. Thomas will aid fifteen acres to his prune orchard. He says that when sixty-five acres of his place is devoted to fruit he will split work and will then take the world's easy. This arrangement he will have in another Frank Lanterio, the defaulting deputy County Auditor, was captured in Devil's Canyon, twelve miles from San Bernardino, by Sheriff Seymour of that county, on Saturday afternoon. Martin Aguirre-had made three trips to the canyon, and on one occasion passed within a hundred yards of the fugitive, who was hidden in the brush. He subsequently gave Seymour the information which resulted in Lanterio's capture. The defaulter promises to expose everything connected with his raids on the county treasury and declares it will make a large sized sensation. Several prominent citizens of Los Angeles are said to be implicated in the affair. On Tuesday evening Montano's bondman surrendered him to the custody of the Sheriff, it being feared that he contemptulated skipping to Mexico. He is now in jail. Registering the First Kick in Orange County From the Santa Ana Standard. The new Board of Supervisors don't give the Standard any advertising. We are not surprised at this, because we know politicians and are acquainted with their methods. Of course Bro. Littlefield wouldn't do us justice, because we fought too hard for division. Bro. Armour wouldn't because we fought too hard for county seat. A Guy Smith wouldn't because he is too ultra in politics to do a Democratic paper justice. Jake Ross wouldn't because the Standard stood by him a few years ago when a few of his political enemies and fellow citizens of both parties were trying to break him down as an officer and citizen, and Bro. Spurgeon wouldn't because he is one of the syndicate that owns the Blade, now in the last stages of dissolution, and controlled by a set of men whose influence is its worst enemy. PROFESSOR IM TO SEE DIEE. From the Standard. A number of the ladies and gentlemen of Santa Ana and vicinity, of musical taste and talent, are organizing a school of instruction, and propose to try and get Signor Ferrari back here to teach again. He left here some weeks ago for San Diego, where he is now staying after a residence herof some months. While here he was unfortunate financially, and somewhat embarrassed in his business arrangements, owing to a lack of tact in managing. A Prosperous Fruit Grower L.H. Thomas, our well-known orchardist, is shipping an average of twenty boxes of fruit per day to Arizona, the shipments at present consisting of nectarines and peaches. His nectarine trees are loaded with fruit, which in size and flavor cannot be excled. Mr. Thomas has many nectarines that are as large as a good sized apple. That cannot be disposed of otherwise allowed to go waste. The prune trees are a sight worth beholding, many of the trees of the French and Silver varieties containing from 300 to 400 pounds of fruit. Mr. Thomas believes the cultivation of prunes is the coming industry, especially where profit is the object. They require less care; that is they hang longer on the trees after ripening than any other fruit, and are handled at less expense in the drying process. The coming season Mr. Thomas will aid fifteen acres to his prune orchard. He says that when sixty-five acres of his place is devoted to fruit he will split work and will then take the world's easy. This arrangement he will have in another Frank Lanterio, the defaulting deputy County Auditor, was captured in Devil's Canyon, twelve miles from San Bernardino, by Sheriff Seymour of that county, on Saturday afternoon. Martin Aguirre-had made three trips to the canyon, and on one occasion passed within a hundred yards of the fugitive, who was hidden in the brush. He subsequently gave Seymour the information which resulted in Lanterio's capture. The defaulter promises to expose everything connected with his raids on the county treasury and declares it will make a large sized sensation. Several prominent citizens of Los Angeles are said to be implicated in the affair. On Tuesday evening Montano's bondman surrendered him to the custody of the Sheriff, it being feared that he contemptulated skipping to Mexico. He is now in jail. Registering the First Kick in Orange County From the Santa Ana Standard. The new Board of Supervisors doesn't give the Standard any advertising. We are not surprised at this, because we know politicians and are acquainted with their methods. Of course Bro. Littlefield wouldn't do us justice, because we fought too hard for division. Of course Bro. Armour wouldn't because we fought too hard for county seat. A Guy Smith wouldn't because he is too ultra in politics to do a Democratic paper justice. Jake Ross wouldn't because the Standard stood by him a few years ago when a few of his political enemies and fellow citizens of both parties were trying to break him down as an officer and citizen, and Bro. Spurgeon wouldn't because he is one of the syndicate that owns the Blade, now in the last stages of dissolution, and controlled by a set of men whose influence is its worst enemy. PROFESSOR IM TO SEE DIEE. From the Standard. A number of the ladies and gentlemen of Santa Ana and vicinity, of musical taste and talent, are organizing a school of instruction, and propose to try and get Signor Ferrari back here to teach again. He left here some weeks ago for San Diego, where he is now staying after a residence herof some months. While here he was unfortunate financially, and somewhat embarrassed in his business arrangements, owing to a lack of tact in managing. A Prosperous Fruit Grower L.H. Thomas, our well-known orchardist, is shipping an average of twenty boxes of fruit per day to Arizona, the shipments at present consisting of nectarines and peaches. His nectarine trees are loaded with fruit, which in size and flavor cannot be excled. Mr. Thomas has many nectarines that are as large as a good sized apple. That cannot be disposed of otherwise allowed to go waste. The prune trees are a sight worth beholding, many of the trees of the French and Silver varieties containing from 300 to 400 pounds of fruit. Mr. Thomas believes the cultivation of prunes isthe coming industry, especially where profit isthe object. 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UNWARE OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY TO Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT THE PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY TO Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT THE PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY To Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT THE PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY To Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT THE PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY To Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT THE PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY To Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT THE PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF THE POLITICAL CODE DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF HOLDING ANY CIVIL OFFICE TO ANY ONE NOT A CITIZEN OF THE STATE AND A YEAR'S RESIDENCE IS NECESSARY To Acquire CITIZEN HOUSES. IN VIEW OF THIS FACT The PROFESSOR WAS WARNED THAT THE BROADCASTING OF PRUNES IS THE COMING INDUSTRY EXCEPTIONALLY WHERE PROPERTY IS THE OBJECT OF WHICH THE PRUNES ARE NOT USED FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS. HE REQUIRED LEASES FROM THE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE PROFESSOR IS INSIGHTABLE NOTHING MAY BE USED IN THIS STATE A SUFFICIENT LENGTH OF STUDY. SECTION 841 OF The Political Code Denies The Possibility Of Holding Any Civil Office To Any One Not A Citizen Of The State And A Year'S Residency Is Necessary To Acquire Citizens Of The County Board Of Education. THE PROFESSOR Is Insightable Not Thinking About The Possibility Of Holding Any Civil Office To Any One Not A Citizen Of The State And A Year'S Residency Is Necessary To Acquire Citizens Of The County Board Of Education. THE PROFESSOR Is Insightable Not Thinking About The Possibility Of Holding Any Civil Office To Any One Not A Citizen Of The State And A Year'S Residency Is Necessary To Acquire Citizens Of The County Board Of Education. THE PROFESSOR Is Insightable Not Thinking About The Possibility Of Holding Any Civil Office To Any One Not A Citizen Of The State And A Year'S Residency Is Necessary PROFESSOR MANLEY of Santa Ana has been appointed a member of the County Board of Education. The Professor is negligible, not having lived in this State a sufficient length of time. Section 841 of the Political Code denies the privilege of holding any civil office to any one not a citizen of the State, and a year's residence is necessary to acquire citizenship. In view of this fact, the Professor should resign or be removed and a successor appointed in his place. A fellow named Clendennin attempted the assassination of Prunce Pierce of the Superior Court in San Diego on Tuesday afternoon, shooting him in the back. Clendennin took umbrage at the tenor of the Judge's decision in a case in which he would be murderer was interred. Gov. Murray, editor of the Union, prevented the fellow fromiring again, and barely escaped assassination himself. The governor was powerful enough to hold asmain until the arrival of the police, showing that in manly exercise he is quite as proficient as he is logical with the pen. We take pleasure in directing attention to the advertisement of the San Francisco Eraanier, which will be found in another column this morning. We noticed a hue and ory in some of our exchanges some time ago about the methods of that newspaper. These anals of some country newspapers are as senseless as they are uncalled for. The Eraminer pays for space in our columns at regular rates, and does the same with every first-class suburban newspaper. The paper is besides the greatest publication in the west, and for three years has set the pace for its San Francisco contemporaries. KETOMOLOGIST MOTHERALL of the State Horticultural Commission has been on a tour of investigation of the mechard. He finds that the vine disease, which they call the Los Angeles vine blight for lack of Mr. Thomas has many nectarines that are as large as a good sized apple. That cannot be disposed of otherwise is allowed to go to waste. The prune trees are a sight worth beholding, many of the trees of the French and Silver varieties containing from 300 to 400 pounds of fruit. Mr. Thomas believes the cultivation of prunes is the coming industry, especially where profit is the object. They require less care, that is they hang longer on the trees after ripening than any other fruit, and are handled at less expense in the drying process. The coming season Mr. Thomas will add fifteen acres to his prune orchard. He says that when sixty-five acres of his place is devoted to fruit he will quit work and will then take the world easy. This acreage he will have in another season. There is a nursery connected with the orchard of Mr. Thomas, in which is growing a thrifty looking lot of young trees. It has often been remarked that yearling trees grown by this gentleman have the appearance of two-year-olds, and a visit to the nursery explains how this is accomplished. In the month of June he goes through the nursery with pruning shears and clips off the tops of the trees. This throws the sap into the lower branches and trunk of the tree, and gives those parts of it substantial growth. What Mr. Thomas has not learned in reference to the fruit industry is not worth knowing—Vivilian Times. Adleness is a Dangerous Fault In the kilneys. When inactive they speedily fall into drepair. Those obstatate and fatal maladies. Bright's disease and diabetes, ensue with terrible certainty upon the inaction of the organs affected. Catarrh of the bladder, enuresis, gravel and strangury are also to be apprehended from a partial paralysis of the bladder, of which weakness and sluggishness are the causes. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is a fine tonic and promoter of activity for the renal organs, and one which can be relied upon to afford them the requisite stimulus without exciting them—an effect to be feared from the unmeiled alcoholic excitant of commerce. A further beneficent effect of the Bitters, by renewing activity of the kilneys, is to enable them to drain from the blood in its passage through them, impurities productive of rheumatism and dropy. Nervonaneas, fever and ague, constipation and dyspepsia are conquered by the Bitters. Anahaim vs Orange County. Curea Poison Oak, cats, burns, sores—is healing and soothing—keeps flies away. What is it? "Farmers' Healing Liniment" manufactured by Graham & Fish Laundry Cal. For sale by W.M. Higgins, druggist and apothecary, Anahaim, Cal. Consumptive TO THE EDITOR—era that I have above named diseases thousands of hopeful manly etred. two bottles of my your readers who he will send me their address. Respectfully T.A. SLOCUM, M.C. Buckleys' The best Salve Brusca, Sorea, Ulcerosa, Tetter, Chapina Corna, and all Shin Piles, or guaranteed to give money refunded. For sale by Wm. M. Ask your butcher & Everhardly's Homemaker Probably no one takes general revival of tra Drug Store as their customers of so many King's New Disco Their trade is simply valuable article from cures and never disguise Asthma, Bronchitis, and lung disease quiet test it before buying free, large size $1. We would advise a man to give the result opportunity to examine the latest and best lace "Golden State," Nice little points we have received at locations town course of streams, nearly 800 miles of co changes, are faithfully nown map published Co., 148-154 Monroe favored us with a copy remark thus per annuity the coming salesman. NEWS IN BRIEF: "Tent Los Angeles" is what the Riverside Press calls the city's eastern church. Congregational Yankees wrote fifty letters a day and has held work to keep even with his correspondents. Judge David S. Terry was shot and killed by Deputy United States Marshal David Nagle as the breakfast table in the Depot Hotel at Lathrop. The shooting was caused by an assault made by Terry upon Justice Field of the United States Supreme Court. P. Wonad, an experienced fruit-grower of Spring valley, east of San Diego, for three months has been making an investigation of what produces the black scale, which is damaging his orange trees and those of his neighbors and has arrived at the conclusion that the scale is deposited by the bug commonly known as the "lady bug." He has noticed that the bug deposits the scale on the new stem of the leaf, and swarms through the papers to bring the subject to the attention of fruit growers throughout the country. It is generally believed that a large beetar factory is about to be built near China in the Pomona valley. J. G. Oxnard has just completed the seventh test this season of the quality of the sugar beets grown on the Chino ranch, and he reports that the accharine quality of the beets is 18 per cent, while but 14 per cent is asked for sugar beets. He has now started for Germany, and will return to China in three months. Henry T. Oxnard is now on his way to China from Germany, and there seems to be no doubt that their errands abroad are for machinery for the new Factory. Richard Gird, who is the greatest land-owner in that region, is interested in the sugar factory plant to the amount of $180,000. He is now in San Francisco on business connected with the sugar factory. THE WOMEN OF COSTA RICA. Ignorant and Not Beautiful, but They Make Good Wives and Mothers. The costumes of the ladies were conspicuous. They looked as if they had gotten themselves up to represent rainbows at a fancy dress ball. The most gorgeous tints of all colors were combined in a confusion that was bewildering, and with their lavish display of arms and neck, their barbaric taste for gold and silver gourgaws, and their great, black sensuous eyes made a picture which might be taken to resemble the court of a savage king. They are educated to distrust everybody, they learn nothing but embroidery and wickedness, and spend their lives in rocking chairs telling each other what they have heard from their husbands of this, that and the other Don Juan. They go to mass every morning. For Minutes of Horse There is nothing that compares with Cole's Veterinary Carbohydrate. It contains Urtica Womala, Mentha Collar and Saddle Gallo, Thymus Menge, Scandinavian Thresh, Inflammates them and all skin and head diseases quicker than any other remedy. It is the only preparation that will immediately renew the hair to its original color. Edwin D. Bithen, driver of Jay Kye Sea, says: "Having given Veterinary Carbohydrate a thorough trial, I can fully endorse it, and take pleasure in recommending it to all owners of horses as the best remedy that I ever saw for general stable use." Large runs $1.00; Small runs $0.50. Sold at the Anabeim Pharmacy. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. METHROPT EPISOPAL CHURCH—On Palmadera street Sunday school at 10 A.M. Services at 11 A.M. and 7:20 P.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:20 P.M. D. O. CHANBELAYK, Pastor. GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH—Services every Sunday morning at 10 A.M. Services at 11 A.M. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:20 P.M. Preschool at 11 A.M. ST. NIPHACE CATHOLIC CHURCH—Services every Sunday morning and evening. Rev. P. Wonad, pastor. Epoch. The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health is an epiphysis in the life of the individual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the use of the Great Alterative and Tonic. If you are troubled with any diseased of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing you will surely find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50c, and $1 per bottle at Wm. M. Higgin's Drugstore. Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard is the best in the market. Ask your butcher and grocer for it. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS St Jacobs Oil THE VETERAN'S FRIEND. Cures Wounds, $25,000 GIVEN AWAY PREMIUMS BY The Weekly Examine Every subscriber who will send, before November 14th, $1.50 for one year's subscription to the Weekly Examiner will give the choice of Two Beautiful Pictures which are the most famous works of art in the United States—thems are Manhattan "Christ Before Pilate" and Rome Bonham "Horse Pair." The pictures offered by the Examiner are elegant reproductions of these paintings, and cannot be bought for less than $5.50. This is the first time these pictures have been offered to the people of this Coast, and is the only opportunity they will have of training them. In addition to the pictures one of which is given to every subscriber the following list of valuable articles will be given away to subscribers who send $1 before November 14th. These Articles Given Away Not Sold. READ THIS LIST. Ten acres of land in Palermo Track, $500; thoroughbred yearling filly, $1,500; Percheron stallion, $1,200; engine and pump, $750; team of ponies, phaeton, harrisien, oleander, piano, $500; engine and boiler, $350; hay press, $350; sealak sacque, $250; Hosta cow, $250; miners whim, $230; engine, $290; sidesaddle, $150; bicycle, $140; ticket to New York and return, $144; water motor, $130; boat, $120; safe, $100; printing press, $100; Short horn heifers, $100; lambs, $100; caligraph, $85; bedroom set, $85; pulverizer, $80; silver plates, $75; gold-headed cane, $75; windmill, $70; dwarf dress, $70; folding bed, $65; gun, $60 scales, $60; pigs, $60; carpet, $60; cheer vet, $50; bell, $50; mirror, $50; statues, $50; dress and parasol, $50; harrow, $45 fancy tent, $40; rifle range, $40; Tellurium gobe, $35; show case, $35; wash trays, $30 magic lantern, $30; check-protector, $20 gasoline store, $27 50; angel's outfit,$22 The costumes of the ladies were conspicuous. They looked as if they had gotten themselves up to represent rainbows at a fancy dress ball. The most gorgeous tints of all colors were combined in a confusion that was bewildering, and with their lavish display of arms and neck, their barbaric taste for gold and silver gewgaws, and their great, black sensuous eyes made a picture which might be taken to resemble the court of a savage king. They are educated to distrust everybody, they learn nothing but embroidery and wickedness, and spend their lives in rocking chairs telling each other what they have heard from their husbands of this, that and the other Don Juan. They go to mass every morning and usually take a promenade in the plaza after dark to hear the band play. With these two entertainments the daily routine of their lives begins and ends; and they compose the most diverting incidents of their existence. They are not beautiful, these tropical women, as the poets would have us believe. They have wondrous eyes and white teeth and sylphlike forms when they are young, but the lack of physical exercise makes them awkward and obese, and their complexions are destroyed by the use of plaster of paris cement with which they cover their faces. Their husbands control their bodies and the priests their souls. To be a dutiful wife and to go to mass every morning, to see that Dolores does not flirt with men through the window grating, and to know the latest scan about her next door neighbor is the duty and diversion of the tropical matron. At first to the inexperienced traveler the tropical belle appears very attractive. When her piaster of paris complexion is not too thick to be repulsive, and permits the transparent purity of her olive skin to be seen, she is certain of leaving a pleasant impression upon the mind of a susceptible man. Her eyes are wondrous effective, and to use them is a matter of education. A tropical girl can throw more meaning into a single glance than her Yankee sister can convey in an hour's conversation; and her gestures and motions are captivating in their intelligence and grace. She may not be able to write a sentence correctly—for the education of women has not been considered essential to their happiness—and have as vague a conception of where an American comes from as she has of the composition of the stars. She can; however, conceal her intellectual defects and exhibit her attractions with more than an abundance of those coquettish graces with which budding womanhood has been endowed in all ages and latitudes. She is amiable, gentle and generous, she never loses her self possession, and is never at a loss for the proper word or movement. She does not know how to be rude, and is gifted with rare natural powers of sympathy and diplomacy. Her perceptions are keen and unerring. She does not need a diagram to find the point of a witticism, and reads one's thoughts with clairvoyant power. But she never reasons; it is not necessary for her to do so. She follows instinct, and the faculty is strongly developed. In your conversation she is always interested, and brightens it with flashes of wit and sympathetic interpolation. You feel that she is entertained, and are gratified at her attention and appreciation, but when you attempt to search her mind for knowledge the illusion vanishes, and you see only the plaything that she is—Costa Rica Cor. Philadelphia Inquirer. Consumptive Surely Cured. To THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumed it. S. A. DENNIS, THE PAINTER, Has returned from the Eireampment, and is now READY FOR BUSINESS: NOTICE OF MEETING Anaheim Irrigation District. The taxpayers of Anaheim Irrigation District are requested to meet at Kreger Hall, Anaheim, at 2 o'clock P.M., on Saturday, August 24, 1880, for the purpose of discussing all questions relating to the making of an estimate of costs of water rights, properties and improvements, on which to base an issue of bonds. A general attendance and a free interchange of opinions is greatly desired. By order of the Board of Directors, Secretary Anaheim Irrigation District. FOR EXCHANGE. A tinware and stove business in $600; piano; $500; engine and boiler; $350 hay press; $350; sealakin saquee; $250; Hatstein cow; $250; miners whim; $220; gin engine; $200; sidesaddle; $150; bicycle; $140; ticket to New York and return; $140 water motor; $130; boat; $120; safe; $100 printing press; $100; Short horn heiflora; $100; lambs; $100; caligraph; $85; bedroom set; $85; pulverizer; $80; silver plates; $75; gold-headed cane; $75; windmill; $70; silk dress; $70; folding bed; $65; gun; $60 scales; $60; piga; $60; carpet; $60; chess hat; $50; bell; $50; mirror; $30; statue; $50; dress and parasol; $50; harrow; $45 fney tent; $40; rifle range; $40; Tellurian gobe; $33; show case; $33; wash trays; $30; magic lantern; $30; check-protector; $20 gasoline store; $27 50; angler's outfit; $25 Kodak; $25；dinner set；$25；hose and reel；$25；marine field glass；$25；stenographs；$25；saddle；$20；tuck；$20；saw；$20；anil of clothes；$20；photographing outfit；$17 50 fan；$17 50 harness；$15；hat；$15；parasol；$15；balance；$12；tennis set；$10；see carvers；$10；baby carriage；$10；toilet cases；$10；chair；$9；churn；$8；book；$8；hunting boots；$6；lamp，$4 50；2,500 books，retail price，$1 25；2,500 novels，retail price，$50和256. Every article in the above list, and many more, will be given to subscribers. But this greatest premium is the Weekly Examiner itself, the model family newspaper of the Coast. Send for free sample copy, with supplement, with illustrations and descriptions of all the premises and the method of awarding them. Address all communications to the Weekly Examiner, 756 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO august 14-4t BUS TO LANDING! LEAVING FULLERTON AT... 6:30 AND ANAHEIM AT... 7 A.M. Returning Leane Landing at 5 P.M. FARE For the Round Trip, 75 Cents. Home Industry. PHILADELPHIA BEER. 20 Cts. Per... BOTTLE. $1 75 ... DOZEN. $3 25 ... CASE. $9 25 ... BARREL. I will pay 25 cents per dozen for bottles returned. For Sale by N.A.HART FOR EXCHANGE. A tinware and stove business in Flagstaff, Ariz., will be exchanged for good farm of 20 or 40 acres to Value of $5,000. For particulars see II. D. POLHEMUS. ANAHEIM IRRIGATION DISTRICT. Meeting of Board of Equalization. Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1889, and will continue in session as such Board of Equalization until September 10, 1889, inclusive, or as long as may be necessary not to exceed ten days, exclusive of Sundays, for the purpose of equalizing the amount of salt district, and to hear and determine with objections to the valuation and assessment as many hours as there will be. The salt amendment roll is now in the office of the Secretary of Salt Board, and is open for the inspection of all prospective interested. By order of the Board of Directors of Anaheim Irrigation District, PLEZ JAMES, Secretary Anaheim Irrigation District. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Become a Sole Trader. In the matter of the application of Christine Golter to become a sole trader. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, CHRISTINE GOLTER, a resident of Yorba, Orange county, California, being desirous of availing myself of the provisions of Title XII, Part III of the Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California, intend to make application to the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the county of Los Angeles, on Monday, the 19th day of August, 1889, at the opening of the Court on that day or on such other day as to which the hearing may be postponed by the Court, for a judgment and order of said Superior Court authorizing me to carry out and transact business in my own name and on my own account as sole trader. The nature of the business I propose to carry on and conduct is that of buying goods, ware and merchandise and keeping a general grocery store and carrying on a general saloon business in Yorba, Orange county, Cal. CHRISTINE GOLTER. Dated the 11th day of July, 1889. Fullerton Bakery Wagon makes Daily Trips to Anaheim. Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes Every Day. Delivery Wagon Makes Daily Trips. The Patronage of the Public Respectfully solicited. S. S. FEDERMAN. THE LEADING DRY GOODS AND Boot and Shoe Merchant. Corner Los Angeles and Center Sts. F. CRIST, MERCHANT TAILOR. Just received a complete assortment of Spring Goods of latest styles and fabrics, to which the attention of the citizens of Anaheim and vicinity is directed. Suits to order from - $25 up. Pants to order from - $6 up. An invitation is cordially extended the public to call and examine this stock. FRED CRIST. P. Pellegrin & Sons, JEWELRY, ART AND MUSIC HOUSE. ANAHEIM, CAL. Agency for Leading Makes of Pianos & Organs, Violins, Banjos, JEWELRY, ART AND MUSIC HOUSE. ANAHEIM, CAL. Agency for Leading Makes of Pianos & Organs, Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Accordeons, Sewing Machines. Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing at Reasonable Rates and Warranted. A Repairer of Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines is connected with our house. Complete line of Artists' Materials. PLANTERS' HOTEL, Center Street, Anaheim, Cal N. H. MITCHELL, PROP. Headquarters for Commercial Travelers JOSEPH HELMSEN, —DEALER IN— Groceries and Confectionery, Stationery and Notions, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Fruits of the Season Always on Hand. You can subscribe for any Newspaper or Magazine in the Weekly through my agency, at publishers' rates, and they will be mailed to you direct from publishers. H. D. POLIEMUS, REAL ESTATE AGENT Fruits of the Season Always on Hand. You can subscribe for any Newspaper or Magazine in the Weekly through my agency, at publishers' rates, and they will be mailed to you direct from publishers. H. D. POLIHEMUS, REAL ESTATE AGENT. Postoffice Block, Anaheim, Cal. Walnut orchards and Orange Groves in full bearing. Also unimproved lands in irrigating district and artesian water belt. From five acres upwards. Prices extremely low. Terms easy. Correspondence Solicited. Notice to Creditors. ESTATE OF CLAUS WILKENS, DECEASED Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Adm. administrator of the estate of Claus Wilkens, Granada, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said demand, to exhibit the name with the necessary documents within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator of said estate at his residence, West Anaheim, Cal., or by Gettichalk & Luckel, attorneys, 20 and 21 Nebumacher Block, 7 X Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal., on the county of Los Angeles. Date this 9th day of June, A. D., 1879. T. J. Y. BOEGE. Administrator of the estate of Claus Wilkens, decemal. DR. G. H. BAILEY, Central Pharmacy. ANAHEIM, CAL. An Entire New Stock of Drugs and Medicines. ACCURATE DISPENSEING OF PRESCRIPTIONS AT LOWEST PRICES. We Carry a Complete Stock of Fancy Soaps, Toilet Articles, and the Latest Fashionable Perfumes, STONES, CHAMOIS, A STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES, etc. J.M. Griffith Company (A CORPORATION) LUMBER DEALERS (Near Railroad Depot) ANAHEIM. Keep constantly on land Doors, Blinds, Windows, MOULDINGS. Posts, Shakes, Shingies, LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS. ANAHEIM GRINT MILLS OPERATING ON Wednesdays and Saturday of each week. Winnin, Pool, Meat, Ec., of all varieties. Corn shelled and shipped. W. T. BROWN, Agent. LIEB'S BEER HALL. CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Ice-Gold Beer Always on Draught. Meta Building, Central Street.