anaheim-gazette 1889-11-21

EVENTS OF THE WEEK Transactions in the Irrigation District. Several Important Matters Becidend upon Meeting of the A.I.W.Co. Stockholders New Method of Amendment Surprise Party Placenin Pointers Board of Supervisors. The board of Directors of the Anaheim District met in regular session at the office on Tuesday. Present Directors Walter Ryan and Zeyn; absent Directors and Greese. The minutes of the regular meeting, held on November 5th, were read and approved. General communications from different irrigations throughout the State were in reference to rules of government by the Board of Directors. The letter read and ordered filed. Under the head of unfinished business Mr. Kellogg was called up and returned to his correction. His demand is for and covers the period from June 1st to October 1st. As the board was not ordered until June 8th, and Shinn's services secured until some time in August, thought that some little corrections necessary and accordingly referred back to the attorney. Senior Kellogg reported that he had been endeavors to secure Mr. Schnyl-lesen. He was ordered to correspond with the San Diego Land and Town Commission thereto. Hairman of the committee on interment the Anaheim Union Water Company and the Yorbas reporting that nothing went done, and the committee having by convention been discharged, a committee concurred Director Zeyn and Ryan was appointed to attend to the business. Secretary was instructed to correct with the different irrigation districts by the refusal of the railroad company taxes, with a view to devise means by which a test case may be taken in the event of a continued refusal to communicate was ordered prepared by secretary, to be approved by two Direc-tions be published for the information provided by the company, which shall state the general terms for which the assessment was levied. Meeting of Stockholders. Special meeting of stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water Company was held Meeting of Stockholders. Special meeting of stockholders of the Union Water Company was held on Monday afternoon last week by the refusal of the railroad company taxes, with a view to devising and means by which a test case may be in the event of a continued refusal to communicate was ordered prepared by the secretary, to be approved by two Directors, to be published for the information of the company, which shall state the general conditions for which the assessment was levied. President stated the object of the call for the discussion of the best plan of the company's property to the corporation. Secretary read the minutes of the two meetings of the board bearing upon the method of the transfer of the stock to the new irrigation district. It appearing that a sufficient number were not present to constitute this, the calling of the roll was discontinued with. President stated the object of the call for the discussion of the best plan of the company's property to the corporation. Secretary read the minutes of the two meetings of the board bearing upon the method of the transfer of the stock to the new irrigation district. It appearing that a sufficient number were not present to constitute this, the calling of the roll was discontinued with. President stated the object of the call for the discussion of the best plan of the company's property to the corporation. Secretary read the minutes of the two meetings of the board bearing upon the method of the transfer of the stock to the new irrigation district. It appearing that a sufficient number were not present to constitute this, the calling of the roll was discontinued with. President stated the object of the call for the discussion of the best plan of the company's property to the corporation. Secretary read the minutes of the two meetings of the board bearing upon the method of the transfer of the stock to the new irrigation district. It appearing that a sufficient number were not present to constitute this, the calling of the roll was discontinued with. President stated the object of the call for the discussion of the best plan of the company's property to the corporation. Secretary read the minutes of the two meetings of the board bearing upon the method of transfer of the stock to the new irrigation district. It appearing that a sufficient number were not present to constitute this, the calling of the roll was discontinued with. President stated the object of the call for the discussion of the best plan of the company's property to the corporation. Secretary read the minutes of the two meetings of the board bearing upon the method of transfer ofthe stock tothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytothecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransferofthestocktothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytothecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransferofthestocktothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytothecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransferofthestocktothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytothecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransferofthestocktothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytothecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransferofthestocktothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytothecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransferofthestocktothenewirrigationdistrict.Itappearingthatasufficientnumberwerenotpresenttoconsistethiscalloftherollwasdiscontinuedwith.Presidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytoThecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransfer ofthedockcompany.Thepresidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytoThecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransfer ofthedockcompany.Thepresidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthediscussionofthebestplanofthecompany'spropertytoThecorporation.Secretaryreadtheminutesofthetwomeetingsoftheboardbearinguponthemethodofthetransfer ofthedockcompany.Thepresidentstatedtheobjectofthecallforthursday.As president stated that A. Anderson, who has bargained for Joe P. des Grange's place north of H. Hetebrink's place. This place can be made a very valuable one; the soil is exceedingly fertile. Joe has a natural taste for machinery and will no doubt start a mill at Fullerton for doing various kinds of works. Johnathan Kraemer and wife have gone north to his Alameda county ranch. He expects to be gone two months. Mr. Frenoh has recovered his lost horse. It no doubt strays away instead of being stolen, as was first supposed. It was found grazing with Domingues Bastanschury's horses on his sheep ranch. Spraying of orchards for red scale still goes on and if the work is kept up, they will in time be wholly eradicated. W.M. McFadden sent a 73-pound watermelon picked November 4th and a sample of hard-shell walnuts and A.F. Pendleton sent a sample of soft-shells to Los Angeles to go with the "California on Wheels" exhibit. The nuts sent averaged five inches in circumference. The generosity of the Trustees of The Placentia school funds is not particularly admired by the patrons of the school. It seems that the assistant teacher was employed at $60 a month. Two of the trustees agreed to make her a present of five dollars a month without consulting with Mr. Hansen, the third trustee, and paid $65, instead of $60, as agreed and contracted for, and gave $65 for nineteen days, an illegal month, instead of twenty days. Seven months of that kind of generosity will donate $56 of the district funds; $5 extra and one day a month less making $8 a month. Attend strictly to business, gentlemen, and if you want to make donations make them out of your own cash instead of the peoples'. Bancroft Bros. of San Francisco in company with J.W.Hinten were down last week on a flying visit. They are interested in lands in the New River country, San Diego county and expect in company with several others to make a trip overland shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game: The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. Nearly every available sore has been rented and large crops will be made if.the supply of water is equal to the demand. Borka. The National Game: The Orange baseball club played home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to take over land shortly to project developments in that section, besides prospecting for mineral on the way, do some quail shooting and seek health. Mrs.Della Padratz from Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs.Wagner. A crimel joke. A story is going round all rounds about outrage perpetrated by some wicked heiress upon an innocent gentleman. Santa Ana who drove over on Sundays ing taking his girl out riding. Out from across river drove up to thieves or his buggy when he drove out as a wet hen. He soon returned,having an ambushed Anaheimers at oath off he drove again only to retinue be greeted with a shower of regal Our friend dawns again,and succeeded in sliding thiefish throwers when he and his ladyloyaw away in darkness. Love langhs smiths and tomatoes,sure enough. Work on the base line near here will be taken up again in a few weeks. Professor Davison, who is now on his way back from Europe, is expected in San Francisco December last. He is now on the Atlantic returning from his scientific mission to the Paris Exposition and the International Geodetic Company. He will go to Washington directly in order to prepare the report of trip. Captain Lawson and others, with Professor Davidson, if the latter is not exhibited by his long journey, are planning to make the field about the middle of next month. They will come to Anahaim, and go with work for which the survey and final location of the base line last season prepared. The National Game. The Orange baseball club played the home nine on the ball grounds on Sunday afternoon, and took them into camp to the time of 18 to 12. The visitors were reinforced by one or two players from Westminster, while the game was the first the home club had played together. A triple play was made by Rimpan, Seager and Koerner of the Anaheim club, which was the feature of the game. The visitors were superior as bat, but otherwise the home boys compared favorably with them. Another game will be played soon with the Santa Ana club. Wonderful Beans. EDITOR GAKITTE, Anahim, Cal.,—DEAR SIR: The following item I clipped from the Philadelphia Evening Star of November 9th. "A farmer at Anahim, California, sent last year for some 'Wonderfied Beans' to experiment with. He received as many as would fill a tea cup, and planted them. He has just gathered a crop of 100 moons." I write to know whether the above item was published in THE GAKITTE, and if so, can you furnish me with the name of the farmer, as I am interested in the question of raising beans. I will reciprocate in any way I am able at any time. Yours truly, J. T. DE SILVER. 32 North Fifth street, Philadelphia, Nov. 12th, 1889. The Bunker Colony. EDITOR GAKITTE,—DEAR SIR: I have noticed in a California paper that there was a colony of Dunkers about landing near your town somewhere. Will you please give me all the information you can? Please give me some of the names of the most prominent members of the colony, as I wish some other are also interested in collecting somewhere in your State. We are well acquainted with the habits and needs of each other. Yours, K. G. HERMANN. Balle Springs, Kan., Nov. 1, 1889. "The Horse O'Brien" was arrested at Fallerton last week for acting in a cruel manner and several of the wicked Anahiems, who had with malice afforded themselves with a lot of tomatoes, began a妨驯 upon their tter and his burge when he drove them as a wet hen. He soon returned, but and the ambushed Anaheimers at once go to pelt him again with the toy Off he drove again, only to return be greeted with a shower of the vegetation Our friend drove away again, and succeeded in sliding the fiendish throwers, when he and his lady loved away in the darkness. Love languished smiths and tomatoes, sure enough. Anahiems at the Gilmore Co. The following ladies and gentlemen tended Gilmore's concert on Monday:—T. Carroll and wife, Eda Boogie Booga, F. Darling, H. S. Parker, Jwards, L. Lolz, wife and children, phina, W. H. Fraser and family, John T. A. Darling, Mrs. Metz, Mrs P. Day daughter, Mrs. French and daughter McCharles and wife, Mr. Albererson, F., and wife, Wm. Kornig, Sam Finlair lady and J. A. McFadden. Great care due Agent Darling for the excellent aid of the excursion from here. Ever had good snails, and all were glad they Royal Bounce Transactions The following transfers of real estate been recorded during the week: Stannis Rancho Company to B. F. Lindard—SW of NE; and NW of SE; al 1, T 4 S; R 11 W; $4,096.00. B.F. Prismand to John Bennet al al of NE; and NW of SE; al 1, T 11 W; $4,096.00. Stannis Rancho Company to B.F. Lindard—SW of NE; al al to Pierre Nicole Lots 20 and 26, block 23, Fullerton; $4, J.A. Whittaker to Southern Pacific road Company—Parts of blocks 54 and Beama Park; $1. George Arnhamster to P. Arimond—L.A Anaheim Housestead trust; $1,500. George Arnhamster to P. Arimond—L.A town of Anaheim; $2,000. Baa Maa Maa Shang—A In Prairie He is haunted now, Awa de Island Oral History Homeowner, Travels peacefully. Un busy mornings no more, Paws no longer quinquefecto PERSONAL MELANGE. Personal Robbins of the Olinda ranch won in the Lemianna lottery. Lim Late Bailey has been visiting friends Santa Ana during the past week. Hilmer Jr. returned home yesterday to the northern part of the State. P. Greeley won the seventy-first choice in Examiner drawing on Monday. V. H. Bailey of the Olinda ranch left on business trip to San Francisco last Friday. Mr. Schmidt of Los Angeles has accepted invitation in Avery & Everhardy's steam age factory. Everharty of the Palace market went to Coronado on Saturday. The big orders must be gone a week or two. He and James, President of the Bank of Ana-betcha. William A. Witte leaves to-day for New York to be gone a week or two. He and James, President of the Bank of Ana-betcha own 9,000 acres of rich land there. R and Mrs. J. Bottford and the Mabel, Bennie and Libbis Bottford short Huron, Michigan, and Miss Cline of Munich, Germany, have arrived at Bottsford ranch, near Fullerton, to the winter. Walter Eyman leaves this morning for San Diego, where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, when he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozema departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Becka, who has lately severed her connection with the Bozh company. It is the imminent here that cause of the disagree-between Booth and the Madame was Elcinightiten. Farmers are plaving. Semperly van slappt on Keniski's feet! A cost of paint has been given the occasion of the Metz black. A damp cart and a two-ended spring wagon are offered for sale by J. Schimmann. Money is being paid into the irrigation district for the first amendment at a lively rate. Oranges are becoming edible and many fine specimens of the coming crop may be seen. The Ladies' Industrial Society will meet at the house of Mrs. Clasen this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Several new street lamps have been placed upon the principal streets, to guide belated wayfarers. Attention is directed to the advertisement of G. H. Dunn & Bro. They do all kinds of tree planting. Snow fall to a considerable depth on mountains to the north on Monday night, and is now plainly visible. Calverts have been placed in several places to drain off the winter's storm water, and the streets put in trim for the wet season. Rain fall quite heavily on Monday afternoon and during the night. A Langmanburger's gauge showing 30 inches. Total for the season, 3.28; this time last year 3.04. Otto des Granges was down from Los Angeles last week. A little bird whispers that he will join the ranks of the Benadinks even so soon as next Thursday. We have received a copy of the Toledo Blade containing a letter written by Mrs. R. R. Collins of Anaheim, at present sojourning at Toledo, in relation to "Bellamy's millenium." J. P. des Granges will move his steam corn sheller next week to Wm. Fisher's place, east of the Santa Fe depot. Mr. des Granges is doing good work with his machine and shells corn by the carload. F. W. Sanborn of Orange lost a briar wood pipe and case between Anabaim and his home on Thursday of last week. An advertisement in THE GAZETTE served to bring pipe and case to light, and they were promptly returned to the owner. We are reminded that about this time of the year the kind-hearted farmer goes out and looks over his stock of turkeys in order to pick out a good tender one to send to the editor. One turkey is usually enough for any well-regulated rnall-aired editorial family. Herr Conrad will soon have an improved country farm and its midmen was kept constantly in mood of laughter at the percussion instrument the hall was closed for dressing and the orchestra began! This high handsome man a late hour in the evening. The sale of displeased stoch in the A.U.W. Company has been pursued to December 7th. Beginner Kellege enthoughten sending a handmade cardboard on Broadway, near Chandlise street shortly. The Amish handball club will shortly have their new uniforms and no uniforms to get at the tall office throughout the county. A position will soon be calculated for signature asking the Board of Supervisors of Orange County to consider with the supervision of the different counties in the southern part of the State relative to providing ways and means of mailing Fred Ograntillate on a hour of the islands of this South Pacific in search of a red-crown permit. A heavy transaction is reported from San Jose, being the sole of the Pollinum trust, located about half a mile from the Hotel Vandenberg, to a syndicate for $200,000. Exclusive improvements are contemplated. New streams will be opened and manufactured and electric lights erected. The property belongs to the uncle of H.D.Pollinum of Miranda. A dispatch was received here on Monday by George Herr, Onkier of the Bank of Anaheim, to the effect that W.J. Dickson was lying dangerously ill at Prensa, but is now convulsing. It will be remembered that Mr. Dickson and Robert Quinn were the graces of A.Boston of Phamatin a few weeks ago. Mr. Quinn left for Prensa the early part of the week. Board of Trustees. The Board of City Trades met yesterday afternoon in regular session. Present President Reiner and Truman Littlefield and Gothwaite. The pit at the water works was examined by the board and found in an unafffe condition. A committee was appointed to see that it was fixed. A communication from Joseph Beanner-schmidt in regard to the leasing of the city water works was received and referred to a future meeting. After the transaction of a batch of routine business the meeting adjourned. BIRTHM. MOORES—In San Francisco, Nov. 6, 1851), to the wife of Charles W. Moore, a son. Thermometrical Record for the Past Week. Prepared by Sergeant Thomas with A Leaf A Crumal Joke. It is going the rounds of a base perpetrated by some wicked Anaheim who drove over on Sunday even before his girl out riding. Our friend rose the river drove up to the abode amorata and whistled for his charm several of the wicked Anaheim who had with malice aforethought themselves with a lot of over-ripe beans, began a furnade upon the whiskey baggy, when he drove off mad hen. He soon returned, however, ambushed Anaheim at once bealt him again with the tomatoes. Drove again, only to return and end with a shower of the vegetables, and drove away again, and finally in aluding the flendish tomato when he and his ladylove drove the darkness. Love langhs at lock-and tomatoes, sure enough. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Booth company. It is the imminent here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was agedian's drunkenness, of which passage is said to indulge himself quite freely of late. It is probable Modjecka returns to California. Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met at Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. Ant Bozman departed a few days ago for York, where he goes to rejoin his wife, Erica, who has lately severed her connection with the Boathouse in Santa Monica where he will attend Heald's College for a short time, to familiarize himself with the methods of the institution which he graduated some years ago, then he contemplates entering the service of a San Francisco business house of reputation. Success to him. 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The weapon is a spear fastened on a long pole. While the animal is standing in a small enclosure, it is struck with the pointed end back of the head, cutting the spinal cord, when the critter falls dead. Attention is directed to W. R. Harker's advertisement, which will be found in another column. Mr. Harker has one of the most complete harnesses and saddle establishments in the State, and sells everything in his line at bedrock prices. His goods are all first-class, and he employs none but the best workmen. Give him a call. J. J. Hedges, who has been endeavoring for some months past to secure a contract for the erection of water works at Santa Ana, has sued the Free Press for libel. Lately Mr. Hedges has been somewhat in trouble about giving bonds to do the work, and the paper commented unfavorably upon him. Hedges was placed in an unenviable light, and the libal suit resulted. Colonel Walker of Fullerton, with a syndicate of capitalists, has purchased a tract of oil land in Brea Canyon, and will shortly perfect arrangements to go boring for oil. There is "thousands of oil" in the canyon, according to the opinion of experts, and the company will doubtless do well. Colonel Walker is reported to have disposed of property at Florida recently to the extent of $64,000. The Los Angeles Horticultural Commission have appointed Hiram Hamilton of Orange, together with two other orange growers, to secure signatures to a memorial to Congress to get higher rates of duty付 upon foreign oranges imported into the United States. It has been suggested that a convention of orange-growers of this nation be called to have the matter placed in the hands of a strong lobby at Washington. The entertainment given by the Cheerful Workers on last Wednesday evening was a notable success, in a financial way, and as a social event it will long be remembered. The characters were assumed by the young ladies of the organization, principal among whom were Miss Jamie Witte, Miss Dana and Minnie Zeyna, Miss Eda Booge, Miss Jenile Wayman, Miss Hilda Witte, Miss Lethi Beckington, Miss Pannie Higgins and Miss Leahne Schneider. The programme consisted of two RIMPAU BROS: Dry Goods Palace — To Everyone — BUYING $20 WORTH Of Goods — Will be presented, free, a copy of — Bradbury's Encyclopedia, Of Practical Information. A Large Valuable Work, Regularly sold at $6. SELLING OUT! — TO — Retire From Business We hereby desire to notify the Public of Santa Ana and Orange County, that we have determined to SELL OUT! Our Entire Establishment, consisting of Thirty Old Thousand-Dollars Worth of We hereby desire to notify the Public of Santa Ana and Orange County, that we have determined to SELL OUT! Our Entire Establishment, consisting of Thirty Old Thousand-Dollars Worth of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING! Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods! HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES! CARPETS, MATTINGS, ETC., WITHOUT RESERVE FOR CASH. Our new enterprise elsewhere compells us to make a clean sweep of this Immense Stock of Goods by JANUARY FIRST and it will therefore be to the interest of all who have to lay in supplies in the above lines of Merchandise for the approaching fall and winter to come early and make selections while our stock is complete and at the same time save a pile of money. NOTE—ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE COME FORWARD AT ONCE AND SETTLE. VERY RESPECTFULLY. A.Nickelsburg&Co., Cor. Fourth and West St., Gildmacher's old stand, SANTA ANA, - - CAL. BLACKSMITHING AND WAGON WORK Cor. Fourth and West St., Gildmacher's old stand, SANTA ANA, CAL. BLACKSMITHING AND WAGON WORK. Having purchased the property of A. Pfahler on Los Angeles street, the business will hereafter be carried on by me. All kinds of Blacksmithing and Wagon Work. HORSE-SHOEING AND JOBBING! Promptly Executed. I will also deal in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Thanking the public for past favors, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, John Schauman, At Pfahler's old stand, Los Angeles street, Anaheim. 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 World, through my agency, at publishers' rates, and they will be mailed to you direct from publishers.