anaheim-gazette 1889-11-07

EVENTS OF THE WEEK Important Affairs in the Irrigation District. Election of an Engineer -- Director Greeley Tenders His Resignation—Lieut. Gade Remains from the Tyrothera—In the Shadow of a Court-Martial—Nationalist Meeting—Marriage—Two Horse Thieves Arrested. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District met in regular session at their office on Tuesday morning, Directory Hunter, Zeyu, Ryan and Greeley present. The minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted, with some slight alterations. Director Greeley moved that the last paragraph of the minutes of the meeting of Oct. 10 be struck out; seconded by Director Greeley and carried. This clause is one cited in our editorial columns last week, when it stated that Greeley walked out of Directors room during the progress of meeting on that date, leaving the meeting without a quorum. Following resolution was introduced Director Ryan. "That the Secretary of District reply to the latter of the S. P. Co., dated October, to the effect that the Board of Directors knows of no law or equity for the exemption of authority of the S. P. R. R. from taxation, the contrary, known of many reasons should impel railroad company torate generously and without quibble in movement as the present one, has for its object the general purpose of this district. In this prosperity flood company will be among the first whom they seem to wish to throw into burden. Further, that the S. P. who is requested to take this matter further advertisement before making a refusal to pay their taxes for the already stated, and that a suit of any connection with this matter must damage to both parties; to the dis- tain delay occasioned and to the rail company in a loss of a maternal sympathy people unanimous in an earnest effort to push this system to a speedy conclusion. And further to request a de-liveries as taxes are now due and payable resolution was unanimously carried by Ryan also offered the following: All then our American farmers, for these the Kendler's tax gether always learn them keep enough for seed and food until the next year; while our Americans Kendler not only take seed and food but fertilize the meadows and take the land. H. C. Kellogg instituted the absurdity of the idea that things would right themselves. That competition would be the natural remedy. He showed that mercantile combinations were imperative and wealth was concentrating most rapidly in a few hands; that he-day wealth was more unequally distributed in the United States than in England; that 25,000 people own half of the United States. Dr. Pfeninger said he was a nationalist because he wanted the future livelihood of his children assured; that to-day the young man found all avenues to wealth or even fair support for himself closed, let alone a family were closed. On motion the chair appointed the following to act on further permanent organization: H. C. Gade, Dr. J. P. Pfeninger, Wm. Crowther, Wm. Smith, Marshall Haight, C. Schindler, Mr. Schneider, H. C. Kellogg, Mr. Williams, H. O. Wilshire, F. G. Ryan. GADE RESIGNS. The First Lieutenant of Company G Steps Down and Out. Militia circles here were all torn up on Monday, when it was learned from headquarters that an order had been issued convening a general court-martial to be held soon to try First Lieutenant H. C. Gade of Company G, Anaheim Tyroleens. At the time the news was received by the local militiamen there was nothing definite as to what the charges against Lieutenant Gade would be. The date of the court had not been fixed, and consequently no one knew when the sensational developments that almost every one was talking of would be called up for official investigation. The detail of the court was composed of Captain James D. Scarborough, Company F, Los Angeles; Judge Advocate; Lieutenant Colonel Palmer and Captain Driffel, Company D, Pomena; Captain Nernery, Company B, San Diego; Captain Scriber, Company A, and Lieutenant Cross, Company C, Los Angeles. On Tuesday morning Captain Wood received Lieutenant Gade's resignation, as follows: ANAHKIM, Cal., Nov. 4, 1889. To Capt. S. O., Wood: I hereby tender my resignation as First Lieutenant of Company G, Seventh Regiment, N. G. C., for the following reasons: First—My inability to attend regular drill meetings, as my business will be such in the future that I will not be able to attend. Conceded in attending him. He to Santa Ana on Tuesday night humans have been studied during that it is thought that, with a high concentration of her’s presence a lynching or two, the presumption of names of our Matterman for this will descrine itself indisputably. Cadman—Maltese. On Monday evening at 7:30 wedding occurred in the parlor at 'Tent' Hotel, the high costing of our irrigation district, and Malheimer. The ceremony was by Rev. Mr. Elliott the Prentice and there were present; beside couple Mine Hunt Mitchell and Col. John Everhardt. After the happy grammarian was the hearty congregations on all hand friends who had gathered in the hotel. The young couple are well ably known in this section, Mr. Cing the son of Hon. John Cadman, of the Board of City Trustees, and Lagenius Mine Malheimer in a grace, refinement and beauty, and amiable traits of character have friends innumerable during her here. Both have the well-wished friends for a happy journey through. The band teacher the newly couple a siren late on Tuesday The groom tendered his acknowledgment to the members of the band, when their departure. PERSONAL MELANGEN District Attorney Edwards was in Saturday afternoon. Miss Margaret Higgins, who has an extended sojourn at San Francisco turned home on Tuesday. George Strobel of Santa Barbara in town during the week. He is an contract work in the Channel City. Mrs. A. E. Drummell, daughter of Baker, arrived from San Francisco day on a visit to her father, and will several weeks. Col. R. J. Northam returned from Francisco yesterday. Mrs. and Miss Northam were in town during the witing franks. J. S. Webber, who has been in Lies for about a month undergoing training for his eyes, returned yesterday. He is not improved. Liant James R.Mayler, U.S.A., town on Monday and Tuesday on a foul day He is stationed at Los Angeles. Ryan also offered the following: It appears from the reports of collective attorneys of this district and Anaheim Union Water Company, and into the condition of the Yorba rights, that condemnation suits are easily desirable but necessary to obtain a right to such rights for this district; That a committee consisting of as a whole confer with the directors of the Anaheim and Yorba companies, to (1.) Assure them the entering of such suits directors will proceed in this manner for the sake of a clean title, and for training of the properties at a fair and equitable; and that the position and this board is entirely friendly. To obtain from each of the commission expression of a similar feeling part may be possible to the end necessary litigation may be divested both tone and temper as would make this character tedious and expensive. Ascertain in such manner as they the proper time and manner for entering of such suits, and the report instructions at the next meeting board. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Assembling after the noon recess the proceeded to the election of an endirector Greeley and the Secretary named as collins. The first ballot received a majority of he was declared elected. The endirectors pay only for work done. No salary attached to the office. With the opinion of the attorney of the written form of the bond may be on the petition to be submitted to the bills were accepted for the printing same. W. H. Shinn of Los Angeles, money for the district, filed his claim for legal services, exceeded the board, name was received and filed. Zoyn moved that the salary of Treasurer be fixed by the board. There was some fixed at $4 per day for working day, and the board to fix the hours the Treasurer shall be in attendance for the purpose of paying warrants to time, as the business of the distribution demand. Greeley moved that it was the third Saturdays in each month as days. He to be in his office on the day to pay warrants and transact business. Carried. Secretary was instructed to procure source copies of such by-laws as applicable to the needs of the board. Engineer of the district was instructed himself in communication with J. Lilly, the engineer who constructed water dam in Diego county. Purpose of ascertainting when he will come down here and make a thormination of the needs of the disport report the same to the board. Mr. may be appointed consulting endustry his plans and suggestand in larger proportion than the whom they seem to wish to throw burden. Further, that the S. P. be requested to take this matter further advisement before making a refusal to pay their taxes for the already stated, and that a suit of any connection with this matter must damage to both parties; to the delay occasioned and to the rail company in a loss of a material sympapea people unanimous in an earnest push this system to a speedy taxes are now due and payable resolution was unanimously carrified Ryan also offered the following: It appears from the reports of collective attorneys of this district and Anaheim Union Water Company, and into the condition of the Yorba rights, that condemnation suits are easily desirable but necessary to obtain a right to such rights for this district; That a committee consisting of as a whole confer with the directors of the Anaheim and Yorba companies, to (1.) Assure them the entering of such suits directors will proceed in this manner for the sake of a clean title, and for training of the properties at a fair and equitable; and that the position and this board is entirely friendly. To obtain from each of the commenshion expression of a similar feeling part may be possible to the end necessary litigation may be divested both tone and temper as would make this character tedious and expensive. Ascertain in such manner as they the proper time and manner for entering of such suits, and the report instructions at the next meeting board. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Assembling after the noon recess the proceeded to the election of an endirector Greeley and the Secretary named as collins. The first ballot received a majority of he was declared elected. The endirectors pay only for work done. No salary attached to the office. With the opinion of the attorney of the written form of the bond may be on the petition to be submitted to the bills were accepted for the printing same. W. H. Shinn of Los Angeles, money for the district, filed his claim for legal services, exceeded the board, name was received and filed. Zoyn moved that the salary of Treasurer be fixed by the board. There was some fixed at $4 per day for working day, and the board to fix the hours the Treasurer shall be in attendance for the purpose of paying warrants to time, as the business of the distribution demand. Greeley moved that it was the third Saturdays in each month as days. He to be in his office on the day to pay warrants and transact business. Carried. Secretary was instructed to procure source copies of such by-laws as applicable to the needs of the board. Engineer of the district was instructed himself in communication with J. Lilly, the engineer who constructed water dam in Diego county. Purpose of ascertainting when he will come down here and make a thormination of the needs of the disport report the same to the board. Mr. may be appointed consulting endustry his plans and suggestand in larger proportion than the whom they seem to wish to throw burden. Further, that the S. P. be requested to take this matter further advisement before making a refusal to pay their taxes for the already stated, and that a suit of any connection with this matter must damage to both parties; to the迟ay occasioned and to the rail company in a loss of a material sympapea people unanimous in an earnest push this system to a speedy taxes are now due and payable resolution was unanimously carrified Ryan also offered the following: It appears from the reports of collective attorneys of this district and Anaheim Union Water Company, and into the condition of the Yorba rights, that condemnation suits are easily desirable but necessary to obtain a right to such rights for this district; That a committee consisting of as a whole confer with the directors of the Anaheim and Yorba companies, to (1.) Assure them the entering of such suits directors will proceed in this manner for the sake of a clean title, and for training of the properties at a fair and equitable; and that the position and this board is entirely friendly. To obtain from each of the commenshion expression of a similar feeling part may be possible to the end necessary litigation may be divested both tone and temper as would make this character tedious and expensive. Ascertain in such manner as they the proper time and manner for entering of such suits, and the report instructions at the next meeting board. The resolution was unanimously adopted. Assembling after the noon recess the proceeded tothe election of an endirector Greeley and the Secretary named as collins. The first ballot reached 3: S. O. Wood, 3: S. O. Wood, 3: S. O. Kellogg, 3: S. O. Wood, 3: S. O. Kellogg having received a majority of he was declared elected.The endirectors pay only for work done.No salary attached tothe office. Withthe opinionoftheattorneyofthewrittenformofthebondmaybeonthepetitiontobesubmittedtothebillswereacceptedfortheprintingname.W.H.ShinnofLosAngeles,moneyforthedistrict,tiledhisclaimforlegalservices.exceededtheboard,namewasreceivedandfiled.ZoynmovedthatthesalaryofTreasurerbefixedbytheboardTherewassomefixedat$4perdayfordoworkday,andtheboardtofixthehourstheTreasurershallbeinattentionforthepurposeofpayingwarrantstocounttotime.asthebusinessofthedistributiondemand. Greeley moved that it wasthethirdSaturdaysineachmonthasdays.Hetobeinhisofficeonthedaytopaywarrantsandtransactbusiness.Carried. Secretary was instructed to procure source copies of such by-laws as applicable totheneedsoftheboard. EngineerofthedistrictwasinstructedimselfincommunicationwithJ.Lilly,theengineerwhoconstructedwaterdaminDiegocounty, purposeofascertaintingwhenhewillcomedownhereandmakeathorr-minationoftheneedsofthedis-portreportthesametotheboard.Mr.maybeappointedconsultingendustryhisplansandsuggest-andinlargerproportionthanthewhomtheyseemtowishtothrowburden.Further,thattheS.P.berequestedtotakethismatterfurtheradvisementbeforemakingarefusaltopay their taxesforthealreadystated,dothe延迟ayoccasionedandtotherailcompanyinalossofamaterialsympapeapeopleunanimousinanearnestpushthissystemtoa-speedytaxesarenowdueandpayableresolutionwasunanimouslycar-rifiedRyanalsoofferedthefollowing: It appears fromthe reportsofcollectiveattorneysofthisdistrictandAnaheimUnionWaterCompany,andinto-theconditionoftheYorbarights,thatcondemnationsuitsarelikelydesirablebutnecessarytoobtainarighttosuchrightsforthisdistrict; 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Adherable Interest Manifested Im Promulgating the New Idea The nationalist meeting at Kroeger's Saturday last many of the leading statements, which was endorsed by H. C. Kellogg, who was chosen secretary chairman and Doctor Pfeninger elected temporary secretary. H. G. made a short address, showing that salvation for the farmer was the chief of monopoly. Mr. Crowther, in his decisive plea for nationalism, made the statement, which was endorsed by not one-quarter of the farm that made enough to pay taxes this year that next year would be no better, if as small Haight Esq., in endorsing the preceding speaker, said that he had been much better of if sight had he rolled his talents up in the maplin and buried them rather than attempt to increase them by farm. He would now have had his original cash if he had exercised the sagacity of the apostolic foolish servant. Trade was most forcible in his preamble of the urgent need of immediate action by the people to protest themselves against repugnance of monopoly. He said that neither the failure or abandonment relieved farmers any more than a rich lead helped the workmen in stock mines. That this year's crop was an enormous; in Dakota a fail-out in both States the farmers were The Egyptian fallahs are better Bakerfield by Constable Landell last week to answer to the charge of larceny, has been in jail since his arrival here. His trial comes up to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock before Judge Pierce, the delay being occasioned in order to await the arrival of witnesses. Melendrez spent his schooldays in Anaheim, and claims acquaintance with many of our citizens. He has lately been living here, having, so it is reported, returned to the scenes of his boyhood after spending a number of years behind the bars at San Quantin for horse stealing. It is thought that Melendrez is one of the band of horse thieves who have lately infested this section and it is believed enough evidence can be brought to light to send him back to prison. It was feared a few nights ago that an attempts might be made to liberate him from jail by some Mexicans residing in this neighborhood who are fearful lest he inform the authorities as to the methods of the horse thieves who have lately been working here. A guard was kept all night at the jail, and subsequently Melendrez was taken to Santa Ana. In conversation with a representative of this journal he stated that he did not know what he had been arrested for other than that some people had been accounting him of being a "bad man." He insisted that he had never stolen a dime worth from anyone in town. His trial will be watched with much interest. Another Morning Arreased. Shariff Harris and Deputy Tom Hall arrived in town on Tuesday evening in search of Geraldo Ureta, the Mexican shepherd whom Morales robbed and afterward threatened to kill for "peaching" on him. Ureta is charged by Melendrez, now in prison at Santa Ana awaiting examination for home theft, with having stolen the horses which Melendrez sold at Bakerfield, and which Marshal Landell recovered last week. Melendras a few days ago sent for Ureta, and when the latter worthy repaired to the county jail he informed Melendres that if he intended to tell the police about his (Ureta's) theft he would leave the country at once. Melendras promised him he would not tail and Ureta returned to Anaheim. Subsequently Melendras repented and made a clean breast off it Shariff Harris. It was thought at that time, however, that Ureta had had time enough to skip the country, but the Shariff decided to visit this place in search of him. Marshal Landell accompanied the Sheriff to the residence of Ureta's father-in-law, a few miles north of town, and Sugar Factory at Anaheim. Richard Gird has just returned from Francisco and brings the gratifying ligature that work upon the Chino sugar story will begin at once. The American Company of San Francisco is backing scheme, and the officers of the company Mr. Gird have signed the papers. By contract Gird transforms to the Anzac Company 2,000 acres of the Chino land leads 2,000 acres more for a term of year. The papers have been sent on to New York to be signed there by parties interested in the deal. The plans for the building all prepared. The main building is to be feet long by 100 feet wide, and to be stories high. The plant to cost $200,000 is to be a crude sugar factory and is combined. Mr. Gird reports that a sugar factory be placed at Anaheim. It is probable the authentic information of the matter be received by our citizens in a few days. Westminster Mall Rentals. Information was received at the Fountain on Saturday that mail routes between Anaheim and Westminster would be continued this week, the mail in future being by way of Santa Ana. This change made in obedience to a petition sent to Santa Ana some weeks ago, praying for establishment of the new route for the effects of the people living at Westminster Bolas and Garden Greens. On a protest the change being sent from Anaheim were advertised for the carrying of mail each route. The old route was costing $300 per year, but the Santa Ana ransom was hid in an $800, the difference it is determined, being made up by privateSCRIPTION. The cheaper service was sanctioned and beginning on Saturday next all mail Westminster will go by way of Santa Ana. Communication. All claims not consistent with the character of Syrup of Figs are purported by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company It acts gently on the hillsway, I wear howells, cleaning the system efficiently, it is not a curse-all and makes no punishment hat every bottle will not substitute. Monday evening at 7:15 of eleven a quiet occurred in the parlor of the Pine-Hotel, the high contracting part here. Sarah R. Codman, the popular Collector for irrigation district, and Miss Mina Smirner. The community was performed by Mr. Elliot the Prudytown Church there were present, bends the happy, Mrs. Hass Mitchell and with, and John Everhardy. After the ceremony happy groomsmen was the recipient of many congratulations on all hands from his wife who had gathered in the lobby of the young people are well and favored in this parlor. Mr. Codman, be son of Hon. Jasin Codman, a member Board of City Trustees, and his friends. Miss Melshimer is a lady of retirement and beauty, and her many traits of character have won her an innumerable during her residence. Both have the wall-wisher of a host of for a happy journey through life, band tendered the newly married a sermon late on Tuesday evening, room tendered his acknowledgments members of the band, when they took aparture. PERSONAL MELANGE. Jrist Attorney Edwards was in town on day afternoon. Margaret Higgins, who has been onended sojourn at San Francisco, re-home on Tuesday. George Strobel of Santa Barbara has been during the week. He is engaged in work in the Channel City. A. E. Dressell, daughter of Charles arrived from San Francisco on Tuesday a visit to her father, and will remain weeks. R. J. Northam returned from San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. and Miss Mand were in town during the week viaanda. Webber, who has been in Los Angeles about a month undergoing treatment ayes, returned yesterday. His sight improved. James R. Meyler, U. S. A., was in Monday and Tuesday on a farough stationed at Los Angeles, and came Kleinightiten. Henio duchs, high man out: Another wedding is on the tapin. Richard Spartel, the generalist, has an advertisement in this morning's issue. Read it. Robert Manual adventures fresh commend for sale. Read his advertisement. The sale of delinquent stock of the A.U.W.Co. has been postponed to November 10th. Attention is called to the ad. of L. Kemme, who does first-class carriage painting and tramming. L.K.Franch of Plantation had a horse stolen from his reach on Monday night. He recently bought the animal in Los Angeles. Dr.Hunt is now located in his new quarters next to Kranger's block. His store has greatly improved in all departments. A dwelling house is being built by Mrs.Langenberger on Lemon street, which will be occupied by Herman Dickel and family. T.A.Darling had a lap-robe stolen from his buggy while his team was hitched in front of Langenberger store on Saturday afternoon. P.Nicholas of Fullerton has bought two building lots in the Wilshire block and will soon build a two-story brick building on the site. Fred Crist, the merchant tailor, has lately received a fine collection of fall goods, and his time is well occupied nowadays filling orders for suits. Attention is called to the adv.of S.A.Dennia, the best painter. He has been doing excellent work lately and deserves a share of the public patronage. Mrs.Scholl, the Tustin infanticide, expired on Saturday evening. An autopsy and inquiry were held on Sunday morning, and she was buried on Monday. Carpenter Knowlton is doing himself credit by the artistic manner in which he is fitting up the offices in the rooms of the irrigation district. A pleasant surprise party was given at the residence of Mrs.C. Heimann on Friday evening. A dozen of her friends were present and an enjoyable time was had. The Anaheim Baseball Club is ready to receive challenges from any club in this lower country. Next Sunday the boys play the Fullerton club at the ball grounds. We are the people! The prohibit in convention at Santa Bryan Herrand, Jan Diego, Mr. Leovy, Jan Diego F.M.Palomar, Los Angeles I.W.Mehmann, Los Angeles The Board of Trustees met yesterday afternoon. Present, Trustee Keiner, Littlefield,Codman and Goldthwaite. Marshal reported that D.W.Hunt agreed to lay water pipes to the Wharteny cottage from connections on Center Street. He was allowed to do so. Marshal recommended that the jail be cleaned. Report of Marshal, showing collection of $244 47 for licence and water; read and referred to Clerk for inspection; also report of Treasurer showing a balance of $1563 43 on hand. Bills were audited and ordered paid. George Hoffner was allowed $12 per month for lighting street lamp. Mr.Littlefield, as one of the Committee on Public Improvements, reported that he had inspected work now being done on the extension of Broadway and recommended that the Committee on Public Improvements should visit the scene of the work and locate the crossing of the ditch. Mr.Benarrecheidt appeared before the board complaining about the condition of Citron and Santa Ana streets, and asked the board to have either one or the other repaired. Rebate tax claims of F.Hartung and C.Fossek were deferred for one week. Ad-journed. Schoolchildren Tender Thanks. The following letter, brought to this office by a bevy of little schoolgirls attending St.Catherine's Academy, we cheerfully make room for in our columns. Our Los Angeles contemporary should consider itself highly A. E. Dramall, daughter of Charles arrived from San Francisco on Tuesday to visit her father, and will remain weeks. R. J. Northam returned from San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. and Miss Mandan were in town during the week viaanda. Webber, who has been in Los Angeles about a month undergoing treatment, returned yesterday. His sight improved. James R. Meyler, U. S. A., was in Monday and Tuesday on a farlough. Stationed at Los Angeles, and came to see the advantages of Anaheim as resort. Walton of Westminster was in town early day. He has lately moved to the from his ranch on the Cox place at Park, after an absence of some years. Harker, the harness-maker, who has taken a two-weeks trip through the part of the State, returned home day. During his absence the harness was in charge of Wm. Dunlap. Hartung and wife, who have been extended tour of Germany, have resided at Anaheim, and are the guests of Mrs. Wm. Konig. They have been broad for nearly two years. R. Miller of the Puente Oil Wallsown on Monday afternoon and even returned to the wells in time to start a midnight shift. Mr. Miller has hands hereabout who always gladly. S. Davis, President of the Vinaland District, near Axonas, was in town last. His district issued bonds in $45,000, and last week sold $10,000 to Los Angeles capitalists at 90 dollar. Mr Smythe is in Contra Costa county making the manner of making ammunition. The plan in vogue there is commended by everyone who has it probable the system will in this county. Maker and party, who some weeks on a prospecting trip to Death valturned. They report fine rich mines in the valley as not used. There is plenty of mineral little gold or silver. A. B. Cadman has his office in room of the irrigation district in excellent manner, and is now receive the district's tax payments. Payment was made last Thursday, Los Angeles Improvement Bureau assessment on property in the lot. Chapman of Alameda, one of the extensive Semi-Tropic orchard is down on a visit to Mr. Gil-resident partner in the property, first visit here of the former guaro years. Under Mr. Gilman's management of the orchard, Mr. found the same to be in metably condition, which, however, he came to see. He will remain at the short stay. Faculty at Amherst. Gird has just returned from San and brings the gratifying intuitions work upon the Chimo sugar farm at once. The American Sugar of San Francisco is backing the she was buried on Monday. Carpenter Knowlton is doing himself credit by the artistic manner in which he is fitting up the offices in the rooms of the irrigation district. A plannant surprise party was given at the residence of Mrs. C. Heimann on Friday evening. A dozen of her friends were present and an enjoyable time was had. The Anaheim Baseball Club is ready to receive challenges from any club in this lower country. Next Sunday the boys play the Fullerton club at the ball grounds. We are the people! The prohibits met in convention at Santa Ana a few days ago and adopted resolutions for the suppression of the "liquor traffic." Rev. Chamberlayne of the Methodist Church is Second Vice President of the organization. Wm. Konig, one of the oldest wine makers of Anaheim, has a large quantity of first-class wines in his cellar which are much sought after by connoisseurs. Mr. Konig thinks that vine planting will begin again in a year or two. An important meeting of the stockholders in the Anaheim Union Water Company will be held at Kroeger's Hall on Monday afternoon, the 18th instant. The transfer of the company's property to the irrigation district will come up for discussion. Tom Morris, the Westminster footrace, won a race at San Diego a few days ago. The Santa Ana sports who placed their money on him came away about a thousand dollars richer. Morris' winnings are placed at about the same figure. The Ladies' Aid Society of Punts will give a crazy tea at Chadbourne's Hall, to-morrow evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. An excellent programme and soap-bubble table will be among the features of the evening. Everybody cordially invited to attend. S. Littlefield has harvested 1,509 sacks of corn off of 50 acres of his Placentia ranch, besides several hundred sacks of different kinds of pop-corn. His ranch is one of the best kept places in the county. In three years his orange orchard will come into bearing with 10,000 boxes as the first year's yield. Miss Minnie Bailey, daughter of Wm. H. Bailey of Los Angeles, was married to Stephen D. Bishop of Elk, Mendocino county, at the residence of the bride's parents on Monday evening. The young couple, who formerly lived here, have the best wishes of a large circle of friends. One of the horses stolen from Ab Zet, the Chinaman vegetable gardener, last week, has been found by him at Yorba. The Celestial has disposed of his garden and promises to take his departure at once for the Flowery Kingdom, where there is no such thing as horse stealing and indiscriminate shooting at inoffensive citizens. George Buck, who has been in business here for several months past, removed on Tuesday with his family to Riverside, where he will harbor reside. He contemplates purchasing one of the untimanted houses at Carlton and move it to Riverside, there to be used as his residence. The building will be taken down to facilitate its moving. Mr. Buck has made many friends during his residence here who will be sorry to hear of his departure. We have received with the compliments of P. Pollitton & Son... The extensive Semi-Tropic orchard is down on a visit to Mr. Gilman's president partner in the property, first visit here of the former groom two years. Under Mr. Gilman's management of the orchard, Mr. Gilman found the same to be in notably condition, which, however, he came to see. He will remain at the short stay. Mr. Fasciory at Annabetton. Gird has just returned from San Bernardino and brings the gratifying instalment work upon the Chino sugar factory at once. The American Sugar of San Francisco is backing the and the officers of the company and have signed the papers. By this bird transfer to the American 100 acres of the Chino land, and acres more for a term of years. There by partition interested in the plans for the buildings are. The main building is to be 350 feet wide, and to be six feet long. The plant to cost $200,000. It made sugar factory and a refinery reports that a sugar factory will Annabetton. It is probable that this information of the matter will be our citizens in a few days. Commencement. Not consistent with the high Syrup of Figs can purpurely the Cal. Fig Syrup Company, only on the kilnage, Ivar and mining the system efficiently, but care-all and make no pretensionattle will not substantiate. George Buck, who has been in business here for several months past, removed on Tuesday with his family to Rivera, where he will have after reside. He contemplates purchasing one of the unattended houses at Carlton and move it to Rivera, there to be used as his residence. The building will be taken down to facilitate its moving. Mr. Buck has made many friends during his residence here who will be sorry to hear of his departure. We have received, with the compliments of P. Pellegrin & Son, agents for the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company of California, one of the quantitates consis in the way of advertising that has been seen for a long time. It consists of a box of regulation-sized wooden domine, each one backed with a printed suggestion to insure in the company limiting them. The act is enacted in a neat little box convenient to handle, and may serve to while away many an odd hour. Our readers should not forget that the young ladies of the Cheerful Workers give their entertainment on next Wednesday evening at the opera-house. The programme will consist of two laughable comedy farces, the characters being assumed by the young ladies of the society, and the affair to conclude with a social hop. Every young follow should go and take his best girl, and those who haven't any should go and get one—one at lunch, and the more the marrier. Everybody will be there. The Los Angeles Herald says: "On a recent visit to Los Angeles, Gov. Stanford told Gen. K. R. Howitt and a number of other gentlemen that, in his judgment, the Bryant-Bombrake block was the handiest address of the kind which he had man, either in Europe or America." J. J. Weglin of San Francisco, who was in Anabeth a few weeks ago, acknowledged that the block had no superior in San Francisco. We understand the plans were drawn by a San Francisco architect. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the California Central Railroad in Los Angeles yesterday it was voted to consolidate the California branches of the Santa Fe system. The old board througgen resigned and to-morrow a new one will be elected, consisting of the following gentlemen: George C. Magnae, New York; J. J. McCook, New York; B. Kimball, Houston; R. Manvel, Chicago; R. Egan, Orange county; J. N. Victor, San Diego; H. L. 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Just received a complete assortment of FALL 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. Centralia Colony Tract! 2,100 Acres on S. P. R. R., opposite Buena Park. Almond station on Tract. 21 miles from Los Angeles; 6 from Anaheim. Part of Los Coyotes ranch. NOW ON THE MARKET! At Prices Ranging from $35 to $60 Per Acre! EASY TERMS. Soil of the Richest Character. Grows Everything and Anything. Artesian Water from 90 to 225 Feet. Eastern colony will occupy fully one-half of tract. LOCAL PURCHASERS given choice until September 25, 1889. This Land is held at Less than One-Third the Price surrounding Property can be Bought at. If you are looking for Good, Cheap Land! Investigate this. For further particulars call on or address STANTON & CO., 12 South Fort Street, Los Angeles, Cal. OR J. H. WRIGHT, Buena Park. F. J. SPEIDEL, Anaheim, Cal.