anaheim-gazette 1889-12-05

EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Demurrer Filed Against the Irrigation District. The Yorba Again Object to Its Formation—The Hearing Takes Place at Santa Ana Te-Horrow—Sugar Beets Matrimonial—Central City Lande Orange County Valid. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District met in regular session on Tuesday. Present, President Hunter and directors Zayn and Ryan. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The Secretary was instructed to procure an audit of publication of the original petition presented to the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors, calling the election to vote upon the formation of the district; the name to be presented to the Superior Court of Orange County on December 5th. He was also instructed to have all papers and books ready for the inspection of the Court. The committee appointed to confer with Mr. White, attorney of the Yorba, received having seen Mr. White, who assured that it was his intention to forward all relations between this district and the Yorbas friendly manner as possible. At the time for bringing condemnation for the acquisition of the property of the Anaheim Water Company and the Yorba, the committee appointed for that purpose reported that the same would be instituted without delay, pending the decision that the court upon the petition now before it, attorney of the district stated to the said that he had been notified by Mr. White that the Yorba would interpose a barrier to the hearing of the petition in the Superior Court at Santa Ana to-morrow. He shunn was unable to say upon what grounds the demurrer is taken, and returned to Los Angeles to give the matter his attention. Bills were approved and the board ad-venured until next Monday at 10 o'clock. ORANGE COUNTY IS VALID. The Legislature Did Not Delegate Its Powers in Calling an Election. In an opinion rendered on Wednesday of last week, and mentioned in our last week's report in the several cases of The People ex. Graves vs. W. M. McFadden and others. People ex rel. Graves vs. the County of Orange and The People ex rel. Graves vs. ORANGE COUNTY IS VALID. The Legislature Did Not Delegate Its Powers in Calling an Election. In an opinion rendered on Wednesday of last week, and mentioned in our last week's report in the several cases of The People ex. Graves vs. W. M. McFadden and others. The People ex rel. Graves vs. the County of Orange, and The People ex rel. Graves vs. the County of Orange and others, the Supreme Court sustained the decision of the lower court, dismissing them on demurrers, as well as the merits of the cases. The santa, which were of like character and brought by one person, involved the constitutionality of an act of the Legislature of the State of California, approved March 11, entitled "An act to create the County orange, to define the boundaries thereof, to determine the county seat by an election, to furnish for its organization and of officers to classify the county." The plaintiff contended that the act mentured was a delegation of legislative authority and was therefore void. The Act named provided that it a certain date, specified in an election should be held in the county of Los Angeles to determine whether new county should be formed or not. Would two-thirds of the qualified electors favor the proposed change the act intend into effect; if less than two thirds in favor of the change the act carried any force or effect. The defendants contended, while acknowledging that the Legislature had no power to enact its authority, that there was no delay of power in this case, and the court would this contention. The opinion on this point is based upon general decisions of like character already entered and upon Cooley's work on Constitutional limitations, in which the author is not always essential that a legislative action should be a completed statute, which must in any event take effect as a law at the time it leaves the hands of the legislative department. A statute may be constitutional, and its effect may be made to depend on some subsequent event. Affirmative legislation may in some cases be adopted, of which the parties interested are at liberty to avail themselves or not at their option. For like reasons the question whether a county or township shall be divided and a county formed, or two townships or school districts formerly one united, or a city matter be revised, or a county seat located at particular place, or after its location removed elsewhere, or the municipality conduct particular debts or engage in a particular improvement, is always a question which with propriety which may with propriety be referred to the voters with municipality for decision. Other minor points, in which it was conceived that the act of March 11th conflated with various sections of the Constitution, were disposed of in favor of the defenders and Justice Fox's opinion was concurred by Beaty, C. J., Thornton, J., McFarland, Chapstein, J., Works, J., and Paterson, J. Sugar Beets The hopeless position of our farmers could hardly be more clearly shown than the position they are placed on the sugar-best question here we have presented to our notice Lewis, Anaheim; Vass—Miss Clara Schulte, Fullerton; Dosen Napkins—Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Fullerton; Lamp—Miss Marie Horstman, Anaheim; Table Scarf—Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft, Fullerton; Glass Set (Better Disk, Cream Pitcher, Spoon Holder and Sugar Bowl), Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark, Fullerton; Dosen Napkins—Miss Minnie Meade, Fullerton; Silver Knives and Forks—Mr. Harf, Cincinnati; Pickle Dish—Miss Nora Stone, Fullerton; Caff Box—Miss Virgie Carlyle, Westminster; Tollot Ree—Miss May Chilton, Santa Ana; Crocket skirts—Miss Dora Zayn, Anaheim; Silver Sugar Bowl—Chas H. Jennings, Knoxville, Tennessee; Handsome Bennett—Miss Latie Lyman, Westminster; Prayer Book—Rev. A. G. S. Trew, DD., San Gabriel. Central City Colony Lands. Mezzra, G. W. Van Alstine and P. A. Stanton, real estate agents of 12 south Fort street, Los Angeles, made a pleasant call at this office on Monday. They represent a syndicate of capitalists who own 2-600 acres of choice land in the Centralia Colony, embracing sections 6, 7, 8, 17, 18 and 19, and are making active preparations for placing the land on the market, which will be subdivided into 20 and 40-acre tracts and will be sold to actual settlers for from $25 to $65 per acre. These gentlemen who have the exclusive right for the sale of this land, are enthusiastic over the ultimate prosperity of this entire section and will do all in their power for the advancement of the country. They report many inquiries are being made by intending settlers in regard to Anaheim lands, and we may confidently expect a large influx of people here the coming season. Is the Vine Disease Fast? Dr. Pfeninger informs us that Mr. H. Wehmeyer has purchased 2,000 grape outings from him and will set them out immediately on his place on West street. Mr Wehmeyer is satisfied the grape disease has run its course, and that all danger from its ravages is past. He is an experienced vineyardist and has studied the wine business for many years. His decision that the disease is a thing of the past is based on the fact that those of the vines in this neighborhood which have withstood the ravages of disease are so inoculated that the poison of the bacteria will henceforth not affect them. This is in conformity with the theory of vaccination to prevent smallpox. More will be said of the matter later. Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors met at Santa Ana on Monday and among other things allowed a stove and a hatchack to be placed in the Superior Court room. Supervisors Spurgeon and Smith were appointed a committee to supply the wants of the court. The board was informed of the fact that the Supreme Court had sustained the legality of Orange county. A demand of Sheriff Harris accompanied by a communication was received. At a previous meeting Harris presented a claim for feeding jurgies at 30 cents each. The board thought the amount too much and reduced it to 25 cents, and approved the claim, with the deduction. Mr. Harris refused to accept the amount in pay for the claim, and threatened to bring suit unless the full amount is allowed. On motion the claim for 30 cents was denied, it not being considered a proper charge. A petition from the Sheriff asking that four deputy collectors be allowed him was received, and on motion was granted,the depeties to receive $2 per day. Attention is directed to the management of Rampan Brothers, who tend in another edifice. Joseph Halman advertises New Year's presents in greater better stock than ever before. Work boxes, dreaming cans, shaving sets, and a world of toys mas trees. Joe has a number of his prices are very rareable him. Mons. Hippolyte Cahe advenient is closing out his stock of drumming goods,and ladies and children's per cent below cost.As he gives his attention exclusively to trade,his offering great bargains our readers should not be slow to selve. William Power advert sees his factory.The children must have the holidays and Power is the most patronize for fresh home-made desserts advertised in our columns thus many ladies should visit her millinery impact her stylistic stock. Colonel Keith,Treasurer of the district,gives notice to warrant they must present their demands and third Saturdays of each month.Colonel was awakened early yrends by an ambitions warrant asked to settle a demand allow Board of Directorsthe afternoon Every creditor will have a fair treasury harbortar.H.D. Polhemus advertises Mirafores.H.D.is a rustier,haven't any alkali,either. Connex尔 Montgomery also in our colonies this morning,tension is directed. The advertisement of the Harps calls will be found upon our firm Dr.Hunt has a change in his ment,mwhich it will do well to persuade Doctor's drugsstore is very welland he is sure to give satisfactory drugs. Bentz & Steadman,the butchard their bees from the Olinda ranches. Anaheim Ledge,F. and A.regular session on Monday evening,cipal business transmitted was tha officers for the enning year.with ing result: Philip Davis.W.M.Krabs,S.W.,Wm.McFadden,M.M.Higgins,Treasurer;Dr.J.S.SecretaryThis is The Doctor's sensitive year as Secretary of Officew later. There will be a reading by Dick"at the Open House This programme will consist of a film imprisonment and escape of Rahms and Richard King from AnaheimBenefits of the Anaheim G.A.R.C.A full house should grant tha The exhibit "California on Warrive in Los Angeles on Fridayfrom the north,and leave for Elm next day.The special train commutescars,and this is in the second trip Sugar Meets The hopeless position of our farmers could hardly be more clearly shown than the position they are placed on the sugar-best question here we have presented to our notice most profitable industry, but not only are prevent from building a refinery ours by the knowledge that the sugar trust would crush it out with its overpowering capital, but the trust itself, like the dog in the manger, refuses to build a refinery for it. And then when the refinery is built a market is afforded our sugar beats, the price we get for the beats will bear no relation to the price of sugar or to the profit made by the refinery. Neither will we be allowed to take our beats to the refinery and get the sugar extracted and turned over to us with a reasonable refinery charge deducted. We hope farmers will soon come to realize that their capital is to-day about the only capital employed in productive industry that is engaged in competition. The other capitalists have seen that to live there must combine and, combined they can. The day-of war between sugar refineries between railways, is over, and we hope the day of war between the farmers will soon be a matter of history. Farmers, Nationalism only resort to escape rein and we hope every farmer about this section will enroll in the list of membership by the Farmer Nationalist Club of Australia. There are no charges of any kind either for citation or for dues. The next week morning will be held in Kraeger's Hall next Saturday at 3 p.m., for the election of officers and discussion of affairs of interest to all, particularly to farmers. We hope the meeting will be largely attended. Dan Michell Campfire We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to the third annual campfire of Dan Michell Post of Norwalk to take place on Thursday evening. A choice programme of music, patriotic music, recitations, etc., PERSONAL MELANGE. H. G. Lesting of Santa Ana was in town on Monday on business. Mrs. Jasmine Bailiff of Dr. James Park, Los Angeles, the training friend and relatives here during the week. Walter Rypke, publicist, that he has arrived early in San Francisco, and attended down to daily life. The little man of Dr. Hunt, kindly confined to his bed with a serious attack of illness, is enwashing. J. D. Baleyler, the civil engineer, passed through town on the Santa Fe overland in route to Commencement Day. William A. Hilmer, who has been engaged a business in the northern part of the State, arrived in town last week. Miss Judie Williams of Los Angeles, maid of Miss Jennie Wayman, visited lands in Anaheim during the week. Mrs. B. F. Kellogg, who has been visiting lands and relatives in Penderson for several days, returned home Tuesday evening. Surveyor Wend and Deputy P. D. Brown, accompanied by Joseph and Ralph Blair, are surveying a county road from Tustin to Airport. Nightwatchman Hilery have been appointed lampfighter for the city. His multifaried duties are making him better looking at more baldheaded every day. John Everharty had a narrow muzzle the day from being kicked in the face by violence harms. As a consequence John will bear a small plaster over his eyebrow for a few days. Mrs. Barahart and daughter arrived in town on Monday from Maime. There are natives of J. L. Holley, the Garden Grove make man, and will make the Grove their home. New Advertisements This Morning. Attention is directed to the new advertisement of Eimpan Brothers, which will be held in another sofaam. These enterprise merchants are fitting up their store with choice line of the newest goods in their line, which they have just moved from the Hotel and see them and inspect their establishment. Anthony Helmann advertises Christmas and New Year's presents in greater quantity and stock than ever before. He has Indian's boxes, dreaming ores, etc., gentilmen's living sets, and a world of toys for Christmas. Mining District. — The office of the Mineral Mining in belgium appeared. — The Orange camp in both promising and excellent field. — K. W. Champion has sold to William Champion Lot 617 in Austrian Retirement for 500. — A mining show was opened at Ernesty's Hall but Wednesday evening with about 20 minutes. — The voyage map of Tustin premises to be written 840 and is of much better quality than last year. — There is much a promise of advertising on our edition this morning that much is interesting heading matter is explained. — George Bank has purchased a lot at Elvora, and will open a banker shop there on terms or his building is completed. — Attention brought to the advertisement of Christina Hendry who has furnished pans for all kinds of stock at his house in frequent emptiness. — The home at Tustin in which the latest brochure is timely removed. Not a LIAM POSER, alive the memory. — Richard by his adventurism this month an experienced grenmith and minemntent, and should be made by these of our random in need of his services. — It is said the principal delivery of the San Diego Chinese on Thanksgiving Day was not pie, and that the mysteries disappearance of several pet puns about the city of Rey and Climax is then explained. — The two military companies compound of pupils of the public schools, are making great advancements in their difficult evolutions, and promise to be worthy acquaintances to our military station. — Dr. A. W. Wormes of Los Angeles was in town for several days last week looking after his land interests here. He is making preparations for planting 50 acres of his land here to walmart. — The editorial association will meet at San Bernardino the second Tuesday in January, in semi-countral mission. The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad have invited the association to take a trip to the Needle Do they sell manual there? — W. F. Harker's friends at Planoville have sent him a Christmas present annual boxes of spherical apples and a pack of mammoth potatoes. Planoville raises the best Institute may receive any additional items from this district reports collection of taxes as live data. N Alloy WE New Advertisements This Morning. Attention is directed to the new advertisement of Rumpan Brothers, which will be and in another edifice. Anthony Helman advertises Christmas and Year's presents in greater quantity and his stock than ever before. He has ladies' boxes, dreaming ores, etc., gentlemen's ring sets, and a world of toys for Christmas. Joe has a number one stock and prices are very rare available. Go and see them and inspect their enchantment. Hippolyte Cahen advertises that he will come out his stock of drums and fancy laids, and ladies and children's shoes at 15 pent below cost. As he will attend, his attention exclusively to the grocery store, he is offering great bargains, of which readers should not be able to avail them. William Poser advertises his candy manury. The children must have candy for holidays and Power is the candy man to prize for fresh homemade sweets. Renter's millinery establishment is installed in our columns this morning. The should visit her millinery parlor and met her stylish stock. Leon Keish, Treasurer of the irrigation stock, gives notice to warrant holders that must present their demands on the first third Saturdays of each month. The final was awakened early yesterday morny an ambitious warrant holder and to settle a demand allowed by the of Directors the afternoon before. The creditor will have a fair show at the many harcourt. D. Polhemus advertises land for sale at floors. H. D. is a master, and his lands is any alkali, either. Anselor Montgomery also has his card for columbus this morning, to which ation is directed. The advertisement of the Harper periodil will be found upon our fourth page. Hunt has a change in his advertisewhich it will do well to peruse. The or's drugstore is very well appointed, he is sure to give satisfaction in his atz & Steadman, the butchers, get all of beees from the Olinda ranch. nov284d Anaheim Lodge, F. and A. M., meet in a session on Monday evening. The prinbusiness transmitted was the election of for the ensuing year, with the followult: Philip Davis, W. M., Richard S. W., Wm. McFadden, J. W., W. aggins, Treasurer; Dr. J. S. Gardiner, may. This is the Doctor's ninth convince year as Secretary of the lodge. of installation of officers will be given Here will be a reading by "Billy and at the Open House this evening." Programme will consist of a recital of prisonment and escape of Ralph O. and Richard King from Andersonville. of the Anaheim G. A. R. and W. E. full house should greet them. The exhibit "California on Wheels" will in Los Angeles on Friday, the 13th, the north, and leave for El Paso the way. The special train consists of three this is the second trip across tha- Dr. A. W. Worms of Los Angeles was in town for several days last week looking after his land interests here. He is making preparations for planting 50 acres of land here to walnut. The editorial announcement will meet at San Bernardino the second Tuesday in January, in semi-normal manner. The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad have invited the association to take a trip to Needham. Do they sell manual there? W. F. Harker's friends at Pineville have must himrs a Christmas present annual boxes of splendid apples and a mask of mum-moth potatoes. Phantom's reissue the head apples on the Coast. Mr. Harker's lot joins fine as any we ever saw. A pleasant party was given at the residence of R. H. Bannertroft, or Orangehorse avenue, last Saturday evening. The inconvenient weather prevented a number of young folks from here attending, but those present report having had a pleasant time. The South Riverside Bee may: Mr. Kellogg was recently appointed engineer of the new Anabest Irrigation District and will be pretty busy from now on. No better or reliable man could have been chosen and we congratulate Mr. Kellogg on the appointment. While Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Cowx were returning home from Los Angeles in their private conveyance one day last week their home became unmanageable and ran away. Both received painful injuries, but are now resting as comfortable as possible. The wife of J. Y. Anderson of Westminster died on Tuesday of last week, aged 49 years. She was universally known throughout this section, and the stricken family have the heartfelt sympathy of a large circle of friends. There is a great demand for nursery orange trees at Riverside during the present season. The stock in hand was supposed to be far beyond any possible need, but from the present outlook all the home grown nursery trees are likely to be disposed of before planting time. G. W. Lang of Texas is now on his way to Anaheim driving 3,000 head of cattle which will be pastured somewhere near here. Mr. Lang was formerly associated with our townman Jacob Everhardy in the cattle business in Washington Territory. Jose Malendrue, the horse third captured at Bakersfield and brought back here by Constable Landell, was convicted and sentenced to five years imprisonment at San Quentin. It is a great pity that his confederate emptied. It is said that Mr. Gilman was lately offered $6,000 for his orange crop, on the trees by the Karl frist company. As several other buyers are desirous of purchasing a bid for the crop, no trade was made. The Gilman orchard is one of the finest in the county and their year's crop is specially good. It is reported here that Miss Amy Rexton, formerly of Anaheim, while on her way to Chima as a missionary met a handsome young gentleman who was on a like mission journeying to Japan. A brief courtship spring up between the two and becoming favorably impressed with each other, they were united in the holy bonds of marriency. John Landall invited several of his friends to a Thanksgiving dinner at his home at Centralia last Thursday. The party rode here will be a reading by "Billy and at the Open House this evening, programme will consist of a recital of imprisonment and escape of Ralph O. and Richard King from Andersonville, all of the Anahiem G. A. R. and W. E. full house should greet them. the exhibit "California on Wheels" will in Los Angeles on Friday, the 13th, the north, and leave for El Paso the day. The special train consists of three and this is the second trip across the west. S. Lemons has withdrawn from the Post, and Mason Arna Brenn will be here to publish the paper. Woodruff's interest in the commercially sold, so the News forms on it. Bookman's Arms Salve. best Salve in the world for Cuts, Soren, Ulmens, Bath Rheum, Fever Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chillblain, and all Skin Kruptions, and positive Films, etc., to be required. It is intended to give pains and discomforts refunded. Price 25 cents per box by Wm. M Higgins. A Shannon of the Palace Month do all of their killing at their new house. It forget to get your overcount at Fed. Superb stock at most prices. Dead 5. Ladies' Industrial Society will meet home of Mrs. Wilts this afternoon. Chusful Workers will meet at 6:30 of the Minneapolis West on Saturday, Dec 7th. An overcrowd for the winter. Pedder in a splendid stroll to select from and trimmed to disguise these men. Military Sanders will find an appointment of organizing and recruiting shampoo animals for Mine Mountain's Millinery shop. A P. Cushman Thread Mix for Tuesday at S. S. Palmerham. It is reported here that Miss Amy Baxter, formerly of Anahiem, while on her way to China as a missionary met a handsome young gentleman who was on a like mission journeying to Japan. A brief courtship spring up between the two and becoming favorably impressed with each other; they were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. John Landell invited several of his friends to a Thanksgiving dinner at his home at Centralia last Thursday. The party rode out to the colony on horseback and a pleasant day was spent. Among those present were Miss Sophie Rimpins, Miss Lda Everhardy, Miss Edith Glottrier, Miss Kate Centre of San Diego, and Mamra Frank Rimpan, John Snythe, Fred C. 9myths, John Landell and others. Our job office has been busy this week turning out the yearly pamphlets and prime list of our interesting nursery man, Tim Carroll. His nurseries are the largest in the State, and are presented by the Board of Ring Junction to be free from all insurance benefits. Tim Bellamy in a liberal one of pension hikers and as a natural consequence his name are large. The establishment will be opened to day. Thanksgiving Day was appropriately observed by our citizens. Business was generally suspended and fugs flouted from the homesites. If the afternoon Company G parental the principal struts with his military band. The boys skilled splendidity and were the multiplists of much admiration on all sides. In the evening the ladies of the Industrial Society spread an old-fashioned New England dinner at Kranger's Hall and many hearty appetites were entertained with the bountiful delicacies with which the tables were spread. Mrs. Lemans Parker, mother of Rennet Parker of Company pilots cut for a drive in company with her daughter and little grand-daughter; on Friday morning, and with quite an audience. A young man on himself joined them, and their home became bright enough to sign the Chicago Post square this morning. In some regions they had fallen through from windows with visible damage from high winds. GET YOUR DRY GOODS Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Valises, Etc., at a saving of 60 per cent, as we are positively selling out to retire from business. Respectfully, A. NICKELSBURG & CO., Cor. Fourth and West streets, opp- Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express office, Santa Ana. SYRUP OF FIGS Combine the juice of the Mini Pips of California, no laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS Cleanse the System Effectually, PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH AND STRENGTH Naturally fallen. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. Ask your draught for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., San Francisco, Cal. New York, N.Y. Belling Out to Better from Business. GET YOUR DRY GOODS Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Ladies' and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Valises, Etc., at a saving of 60 per cent, as we are positively selling out to retire from business. Respectfully, A. NICKELSBURG & CO., Cor. Fourth and West streets, opp- Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express office, Santa Ana. SYRUP OF FIGS New Goods! New Goods! At the Dry Goods Palace. Allow us to Call the Attention of the Public to the fact that we are OPENING our NEW GOODS, Making our Assortment complete in all Our Departments. WE HAVE RENEWED OUR STOCK At the lowest prices and sell them accordingly. We invite our friends and public generally to come and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Christmas Goods! ON HAND. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Christmas Goods! ON HAND. We Take Pleasure in Showing Our Goods. RESPECTFULLY, RIMPAU BROS. A Rare Opportunity! CLOSING OUT DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES! At 15 Per Cent Below Cost! Every Article Marked in Plain Figures! HIPPOLYTE CAHEN. THE ECONOMY Dry Goods Store of Orange Have removed to the old Kroeger's Block, ANAHEIM, where they will open with a SACRIFICE SALE! To Raise Money. Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Notions, Hats &c SACRIFICE SALE! To Raise Money. Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Notions, Hats, &c. Sold Cheap Without Regard to Cost. TORREY & TOWN. 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. THE GAZETTE JOB OFFICE; Prompt Attention! Lowest Rates. Artistic Workmanship.