anaheim-gazette 1890-01-23

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK Yorba's Objections Not Well Taken. The Bay Judge Brunson—Probability of the Objections Being Overruled by the Superior Court Te-Meerrow Correspondence from Placentia—The Orange Crop—Minute Installation Board of Supervisors. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District met in regular adjourned session on Friday afternoon last. Present, Messrs. Hunter, Zeyn and Wrede. Attorney Ling of Los Angeles represented Mr. Shinn as attorney of the board, the latter being engaged in the city on an important suit. The following letter was received from A. Brunson, to whom had been referred the objections of the Yorba to the hearing of the petition of the district to issue bonds: LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16, 1890. Directors Anaheim Irrigation District—Dear Sirs: We have, in connection with your attorney, Mr. Shinn, examined the points of objection made to the hearing of your petition by the Superior Court of Orange county, set for January 24th, and are of the opinion that the objections are not well taken, and think that on presentation they will be overruled. Your truly, BRUNSON, WILSON & Co. The committee appointed to settle with Piez James and S. O. Wood reported having agreed to the payment of $50 to the former gentleman, and $20 to the latter, in full of all demands. The same was adopted, the committee discharged, and warrants ordered drawn for the same. Various other matters were passed upon by the board, among which was the adoption of a new form of bond and the payment of $150 to Attorney Shinn on account. The latter sent a request that $300 be forwarded him, but the board split the difference and sent him $150. The new form of bond was adopted by a unanimous vote and the same was ordered spread upon the minutes. The board adjourned until Tuesday, February 17. The hearing of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the universal belief among our citizens that the objection of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is The hearing of the objections referred to comes up before Judge Towner at Santa Ana tomorrow. The irrigation district will be represented by Judge Brunson, who has been engaged to act in conjunction with the attorney of the district. As the Judge is of opinion that the objections are not well taken and is a jurist probably without a peer in the county in such matters, it is the unilateral belief among our citizens that the objections will be overruled by the court, and the irrigation district placed solidly and legally upon its feet. The hearing to-morrow is the third postponement, and there are good reasons to believe the case will not be postponed again. The Orange Crop. Statistics gathered from the southern counties of this State show a remarkable and satisfactory increase in the acreage and yield of the orange crop over that of preceding years. The number of acres of orange trees now bearing is estimated at 26,000, with a total yield of 900,000 boxes, divided as follows: Los Angeles county, 11,000 acres; yield 425,000 boxes, value $956,250; San Bernardino county, 11,400 acres, yield 310,000 boxes, value $750,000; Orange county, 110,000 boxes, value $80,000; San Diego county, 1,000 acres, value $125,000. The total value of the crop is about $2,000,000 in local numbers. This does not include a vast number of bearing trees on half and quarter-acre city residence lots in the different counties, which it is estimated will go far beyond supplying the home consumption, leaving the crop as above stated for shipment. The 900,000 boxes will aggregate nearly 3,500 carloads. The quality of the fruit was never better. The scale, which affected the crop last season, is almost entirely eliminated, owing to the industry of the Australian parasite, or lady bug. Masonic Installation. At the special meeting called by the order of W. M. for the installation of the officers elect of Anaheim Lodge, No. 207, F. A. M., a most enjoyable time was bad. Notwithstanding the inclementity of the weather, the brachren attended in full force, and in addition thereto were supplemented by delegations from Los Angeles, Orange and Fullerton. Past Master Samuel Prager acting as Grand Master, assisted by Past Master Orri Bullis, as Grand Marshal, installed the following officers: P. Davis, W. M. W. M. McFadden, I. W.; W. M. Higgins Treasurer; J. S. Gardiner, Secretary; E. A. Korn, Marshal; H. W. Chynowath, S. D. R. D. Cartis, J. D.; T. W. Hudson and T. Grimshaw, Steward; E. A. Pullen, Tyler. Buster F. R. Krebs, who had been elected Mr. Warden, having left for San Francisco, the station will have to be filled by a displacement from the Grand Lodge calling for election for that position. After installation the members repaired to the ante-room, wrote a lucrative table had been prepared and the feast of reason and flow of soul naturally occurred, as is usual. Visiting brothers present were as follows: Samuel Prager, P. M.; Ormi Bullia, P. M.; Mr. Last, Maud H. W. Lewis of Los Angeles, Messrs. Wicks and Fullerton of Orange and Mr. Pebergast of Fullerton. W. H. Henderson While this is being done the impassioned commissioners are putting in a demand for their $8 a day, or $16 a day. We pay one-half of it and they do next to nothing. That is only in keeping with the extravagant manner in which business is being transacted in the Imperial county. Had our Supervisors agreed to pay their own commissioners and let Los Angeles paid bens we would have been the gainer by several hundred if not thousands of dollars. Three frosts, and then another rain. The thermometer hovered dangerously near the freezing point for oranges for two nights. An orange will freeze on the trees at 26 degrees above zero. The thermometer recorded 28 degrees two mornings. Fortunately no damage was done. The snow on the Santiago mountains on the southeast of us and on the Sierra Nevada on our north reminds us somewhat of the winters of our boyhood's home. Although the nearest point to snow is perhaps twenty-five miles, it is quite close enough to please us. What a beautiful contrast with our luxuriantly verdant fields and our beautiful dark green orange foliage, studded with the golden fruit. Then raise the eyes a little and gaze towards the mountains and see the great banks of snow come down so low that the green and white apparently all appear. The 900,000 boxes will aggregate nearly 3,500 carloads. The quality of the fruit was never better. The scale, which affected the crop last season, is almost entirely eliminated, owing to the industry of the Australian parasite, or lady bug. Florida Orange Crop Again. EDITOR GAZETTE —Dear Sir!—We are in receipt of copy of your paper, and note your editorial on the letter which we sent you, regarding of the Florida orange crop. In order to prove that our stand in the matter is correct, as soon as the statistics for the season are published we will have the same sent to you, showing you what the crop has been for the past two years, and for the present year. We are well posted on the Florida orange crop, as we have been there since last October, covering every part of the State thoroughly. We are satisfied the figures we have given you will be below the crop, rather than above it; and if so, it will be the largest one we have ever had in Florida. We however do not think that will make the price on California oranges lower, and believe they will bring a fair, and what we call "paying" price. But if buyers ask $1.50 for fruit on trees," as it is claimed they have done, they will certainly lose money on the purchase. For you must remember we have the foreign orange crop to compete with, which can be laid down at any time in Chicago for $2.25 to $2.50, and if California oranges go above a certain price, the trade will step in and buy Mesinas. We are doing everything we can to keep Mesinas oranges out of the Western marketa, and do not think the proper way to do so is to run the price up on Californias. Florida orange growers can raise oranges and make a big profit on them if they can get $1 per box on them. Among these present were Banner and family, Mr. Arthur of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs.Homer, Mr. and Mrs.Nebelwig, Mrs.R.D.Cartin, Mrs.J.Winnett Adama, Mrs.L.S.Buchanan Misses Eda and Mary Boone Adama,S.B.FedermanWill DaviaGeorge DunnMr.AnSchindler. This office acknowledges that generous quantity of wedding long since wended the way off May the happy couple's trouble but little ones. Editors Gazette —The peculiarity were just beginning to pleasure of having good roads on rain last night had the effect them up a little on the surface continues to rain (which is not will be in good condition against two and farmers will be able to their work of preparing their gourd season's crops.The ditches from the Coyote creek above which caused our little overflow ago being closed up by the Sand road,the water was held to it passed us without creating an ence. The Bauna Park Literary venued at the hall last Saturday after an intermission of a few hours count of bad weather.A fair present.Some half-dome members were admitted tothe corsers were elected forthe first new year,after which a short was carried out in good style.Owing to aloongs across the rive place and Centralia schools children of Park,some 12 o'clock herein have deprived ofthe attending schools sincethe holdthem yesterday said they would try and wade through if there were no sloughs or ponds is very trying onthe little folks wade throughthe tall vegetation morning at this seasonofthe yearto two and a half miles. Two families have recently moved Park,一共 consisting of three,twine members. We have among us a few categories of a law to enforcethe objection to the Sabbath,hwho do not hesitate fane or vulgar language whenever pen to get a little out of humor.not be well forthe God intheCoral or National Reform party,而for a law to enforcethe observance day.to also introduce a law church members to refrain fromBauna ParkJan.I3th. No Tromble In The Price Of Funny Times. Potatoes are scarce at Anaheim is reason to fear a famine,but this trouble overthe famine—them A meeting of the committee having in charge the coming masquerade ball met at the clubrooms in Armory Hall on Monday evening, and perfected the final arrangements for the event, which promises to be long remembered in the annals of our social gatherings. Lady maskers will be conveyed to the hall in carriages and admitted free. Spread prizes will be offered the best-antique lady and gentleman character. The supper will be one of the finest ever spread at a ball here, and the members of the military band promise that the music will colipse anything in that line ever heard here. Indications now are that the hall will be crowded with a representative assemblage of our citizens, both old and young, and that the people from the surrounding country will be present in large number. Malame Corona de Weiba, the Los Angeles mayor, has sent Pellegrin & Son a list of beer two hundred containers, which may be ordered at any time before the ball. Parties desiring to rent suits had better attend to it at once, as the demand for them is great. Col. Everharty's line of care will be run on the night of the ball, to and from the hall. Lilies will order carriages at Miss Moseman's millinery store. Quick Time: We must put down a large credit mark to Palmer & Rey, the San Francisco type dealers. Last Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock a telegram was sent for some types required in issuing the delinquent tax list of the irrigation district, on which our officers have been at work during the past week. We expected, judging from the past service of the firm's Los Angeles agency, to receive material about to-day or to-morrow—and Amcknowledgement: The sisters of St. Catherine's Academy desire publicly to express their thanks to Capt. S. O. Wood for his kindness and liberality in surveying and laying out their driveway and garden for them. Also to Mrs. Langenberger, Mr. Carroll and others for valued assistance, gifts of shrubs, flowers, etc. With this kindly co-operation on the part of our citizen, the sisters promise us a garden and grounds which will be in a short time a credit and a source of delight to all good people of Anaheim. Would that all our property owners were inspired with a like desire to improve and to make their surroundings beautiful. Disgraced Move: A most disgrave fight among attorneys took place in Superior Judge Towner's court at Santa Ana on Monday, at the decision in Reid vs. Betta, in which Mr. Reid of San Francisco had taken steps to recover the pet session of her two children, aged 10 and 13 years, from the custody of their grandfather, Mr. Betta, who lives a short distance from Santa Ana. The row began, at which there came near being fatal results, over the Court's decision, which was that the children be allowed to use their own plumbers, and go with their mother or grandfather, as they preferred. At the conclusion of the case the court adjourned for lunch, immediately the mother and children, accompanied by the mother's attorney, Judge Young of San Francisco and C. B. McMahay of Santa Ana, started for the stairway leading to the street. Just as the mother had started down the price on California oranges lower, and believe they will bring a fair, and what we call "paying" price. But if buyers ask $1.50 for fruit on trees, as it is claimed they have done, they will certainly lose money on the purchase. For you must remember, we have the foreign orange crop to compete with, which can be laid down at any time in Chicago for $2.25 to $2.50, and if California oranges go above a certain price, the trade will step in and buy Mesinaa. We are doing everything we can to keep Mesinaa out of the Western markets, and do not think the proper way to do so is to run the price up on California oranges. Florida orange growers can raise oranges and make a big profit on them if they can get $1 per box on the trees, and there is no reason why California growers cannot raise the fruit just as low prices as the Florida growers. Yours truly, Thacker Broos Chicago, Jan. 10, 1890. No Trouble In the Face of Famine Times. Potatoes are source at Anaheim is reason to fear a famine, but this trouble over the famine—the onlyply is all right. Announcements. The Ladies' Industrial Society this afternoon at the home of Minneapolis. The Cherful Workmen will meet today at the home of Miss Wayne members are requested to be present. Those who attended Miss Batson in November may she in her singer they ever had the pleasure to see. The people may that the manager Beats & Standman is first-clean. Go to A. T. Wallop for best Java coffee. The street-car will run to and concert Friday night. Bargains in clothing at Rimpan Bros are giving special in clothing. Flora Batson Friday night. The Anaheim orchestra will play new overtances at the concert tonight. Prof. James and Miss Horn Bros render one of their most planned dances of the Baton Concert. Battis & Standman, of the C Market, do all of their killing at slaughter houses. Avvy and Bradley's Land commission is now in strung pathogenesis. Atkinson is called in the advice of A. T. Wallop. His name is shown a comprehensive line of goods. Miss Elizabeth R. Bauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer, was married to Albert G. Faldar of Los Angeles, on Sunday by Rev. John Vogel at the residence of the bride's parents. A member of friend of the family witnessed the announcement, after which the bride and grooms departed for Los Angeles, where they will reside in future. Following is a list of presents received. Mr. and Mrs. George Bauer, table linen; George Bauer, Jr., set of silverware; Miss Mary Bauer, plush hooded set; Miss Mona Bauer, glass fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ey, silver cake hunker; Mrs. Richard Malone, elegant vase, beautiful damask; Will Hilmar, silver napkin ring; Arthur Faldar, Los Angeles, silver and receiver; N. Benjamin, Los Angeles, silver and receiver; S. Plata, Los Angeles, silver plush chair; J. Brunberger, Los Angeles, silver hutch desk; District Attorney Kelly, silver holder; S. S. Federman, silver vase and holder; Mr. and Mrs. F. Backa, glass two set; Mr. and Mrs. Chan, shindler, plush album; Mrs. George Schirra, Santa Ana, beautiful wedding cake and decorative; Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennermuth, silk mantle scarf and roquet; Mrs. Max Melobak, glass basket of cakes; Miss Rena Werdter, elegant plush and silk sofa pillow; Mrs. J. Winter, set of chinaware; Miss Eda Beeson, two cups and saucer; Miss Mary Beeson, silk handkerchief; George and Thomas Dunn, air of vane; Miss Grae Adams, silk handkerchief; Mrs. C. F. Adams, silk handkerchief; Mrs. Fonsek, plush box; George Powers, Los Angeles, silk handkerchief; C. Miller, $10 gold piece. Among these presents were Mr. George Bauer and family, Mr. Arthur Faldar, brother the bridgeroom, Mr. and Mrs. F. Backa, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Schirra of Santa Anna, Mrs. Nebridang, Mrs. Thao Dunn, Mrs. D. Carter, Mrs. J. Winter, Mrs. C. F. Adams, Mrs. L. Sebak, Miss Rena Werdter, Miss Eda and Mary Boenig, Miss Grae Adams. Baltimore Several cases of Injury are reported in town. The wife of G. Shamu of Perryton from San Antonio Guero, died on Wednesday. The Washington district has been involved in a violent attack on a hotel in Los Angeles by taking prison. The large number of people who animal Kind, Manners' housing authority are making rapid programs in tripping the light frontside. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Reynolds have moved to the same over Palomar's alma mater and will reside there in fall. The Santa Ana Muni has opened its second volume. It is a newry and wide-ranging journal one of the best with which we exchange. A very pleasant dinner was given at the residence of John Lemko in Phoenix but Saturday evening. Quite a number of people were in attendance and spent an enjoyable evening. Invitations are set for the fourth social party at the Santa Fe Spring Hotel to mourn evening. These hays are always most enjoyable affair and are largely attended by the people of the neighborhood. Company G will probably be presented at the funniest hearing the cornerstone of the State Reform School at Whittier on the 25th, the bay having received an invitation to be present. A Veterans' Association will be formed at Santa Ana on Saturday, January 6th, to be composed of G. A.R. veterans through Orange county. A call has been issued with a large number of signers. All veterans in Anaheim are invited to be present. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the Merrie Poultry Cure, which will be found in another column, and of which A. Langenberger is agent here. The ore is manufactured at Santa Ana by James Ratledge and is said to be a specific all fowl dimsum. Inviable Parlor No. 74, N.S.G.W., initiated Henry Strodthoff and William Hillmer into the parlor on Monday evening. After the initiation a very pleasant time was spent by the Native Seas who adjourned to the ante-room and partook of a beautiful supply of refreshments. The Board of Horticultural Commission met on Tuesday morning the cord holding the quarter-hour murder broke in some unaccountable way, letting down the 250 pound weight from its place in the hallway. No damage was done except to the floor, through which the weight crumbled with great force. The ball will not be heard for a few days, as it will be impossible to repair the break until the arrival of another cord from San Francisco. PERSONAL MELANGE. Among these present were Mr. George Amner and family, Mr. Arthur Faldar, brother of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. F. Beaks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seiburn of Santa Ana, Mrs. Nebelang, Mrs. Thom Dunn, Mrs. D. Cartis, Mrs. J. Winster, Mrs. C. F. Warders, Mrs. L. Schoenberg, Miss Kanna Werders, Ms. I. Schoenberg, Miss Kanna Werders, Ms. B. 8. Federman, Will Hilmer, Lionel Davis, George Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Whindler. This office acknowledges the receipt of a generous quantity of wedding cake, which since wended the way of all good cakes by the happy couple's troubles be nothing at little ones. Editors Gazette.—The people of this viability were just beginning to rejoice in the measure of having good roads again, when the rain last night had the effect of softening them up a little on the surface. Unless it attained to rain (which is not likely), they will be in good condition again in a day or two and farmers will be able to proceed with their work of preparing their grounds for the season's crops. The ditches leading out from the Coyote creek above the town, which caused our little overflow two years ago, being closed up by the Santa Fe Railroad, the water was held to its channel and we did not create any inconvenience. The Beauna Park Literary Society convened at the hall last Saturday evening, for an intermission of a few weeks on account of bad weather. A fair audience was sent. Some half-dome or more new members were admitted to the society. Officers elected for the first term of the year, after which a short programme carried out in good style. Next Saturday we have a promise of an excellent promenade but as I have not had an opportunity to interview the executive committee I do not give the order of exercises. Swinging along a narrow road between place and Centralia schoolhouse near the front of the Park, some 12 or 15 in numbness have been deprived of the privilege of reading schools since the holidays. Some seem yesterday said they thought they did try and wade through this morning here were no aloughas or ponds to cross. It is trying on the little folks to have to through the tall vegetation on a wet spring at this season of the year from one two and a half miles. Our families have recently moved into the one consisting of three, the other of members. We have among us a few malone advocates of a law to enforce the observance of sabbatical who do not hesitate to use proper vulgar language whenever they happen to get a little out of humor. Would it be well for the God in the Constitutionational Reform party, while clamoring law to enforce the observance of Sanctuary also introduce a law to compel members to refrain from swearing? Braille In the Face of Manger. Penna Times. Salons are scarce at Anahaim, and there too fear a famine, but there is no over the famine—the cabbage maple. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the Martie Poultry Cure, which will be found in another column, and of which A. Langenberger in agent here. The cure is manufactured at Santa Ana by James Matlidge and is mid to be a specific in all fowl dishes. Invincible Parlor No. 74, N. S. G. W., initiated Henry Sarodthoff and William Hillier into the parlor on Monday evening. After the initiation a very pleasant time was spent by the Native Son, who adjourned to the ante-room and partook of a beautiful supply of refreshments. The Board of Horticultural Commissioners met in regular session at Santa Ana last Saturday and disbanded the new destroyer of the red scale, now at work at Tannin. The board adjourned to next Saturday, when a visit to Tannin will be made for the purpose of inspecting the insecticide. Philip Franck of Milwaukee, who came here several weeks ago for his health, died on Wednesday evening of last week. The remains are enshaled and sent East for interment. The father of deceased, who came here with his son, intends making Anahaim home for some time. Two brothers, Tom and Frank Cook, living at Westminster, had quite a lively shooting scrape last Friday morning. Each emptied his revolver at the other, twelve shots being exchanged. Neither was hurtEach was in turn arrested and placed under $500 bonds to preserve the peace. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend the ceremonies of laying the corner-stone of the State Reform School at Whitier on Wednesday, January 29.A grand barbecue will be one of the features, and the ceremonies will be attended by Governor and staff and militia.Fifty carloads of people are expected from Los Angeles. The way new subscribers are coming in is particularly gratifying. We have orders from all parts of the East for sample copies and subscriptions.Within the week we have received orders for subscriptions from New Jersey, Indiana and Arizona.Advertisements will please take notice. The Order of Chosen Friends met at their lodgeroom last Wednesday evening and installed officers for the ensuing year.After the installation the assemblage repaired to an adjoining room, where a pump-tuned mapper was in waiting.Full justice was done the comestibles, and a merry evening was spent when the members departed for their homes. The wizard Zamlock gave one of his performances at the Opera-course on Saturday evening last to a small audience.The inclementity of the weather prevented a performance on Friday evening.The entertainment was enjoyed by those present,specially that part of it that related to the giving out of presents.“Owing to light business” presents were few and far between. Frank Lamorese, the cranky youth who introduced himself as one of the principal stockholders of the Farmers and Marshants' Bank of Los Angeles,and who succeeded in taking in several of our citizens,a couple of weeks ago,was arrested in Los Angeles for passing worthless checks and on Saturday last was sentenced to six months in the County Jail.Sentence was however suspended during the good behavior of the crazy kid. Mr. Haghes of Los Angeles, an experienced tomoral artist has accepted a position in Wm.Franck's harbor shop. G.W.Board of Santa Ana was in town yesterday.He reports several cases of grips at Santa Ana,但 no serious consequences are feared. Alex Wright, who some five weeks ago fall from a ladder at his residence north of Anahaim and broke two ribs, is able to be out again,and is rapidly recovering. George Lombardi representing The Cook & Langley's orange-buying firm,was in town a few days last week.Lombard always makes it lively when he comes down to see his friends. D.Felix,the Los Angeles real estate broker,was in town last week to pay his taxes.Mr Felix is quite a large property owner here,and will in time realize handsomely on his investments. E.K.Collina,r resident agent of Earl Fruit Company,began orange-picking operations on Monday.ISeveral small orchards are being picked and the oranges will be cared before shipment.Packing will begin in a few days. Richard Krebs left on Monday for San Franciscowhere he will reside in the future.The wreck of the wine industry by the grape disease is responsible for Richard's departure.For many years he has been foreman of the large Dreyfus' winery,and as operations have come there for the present season,hes gone north to engage in other business.He leaves a large number of friends behindwho hope some day to see him back again. Mr. and Mrs.John Cadman,accompanied by their daughter,Mrs.A.C.Jennings and her two children,Lefthardy morning for Los Angeles;where they will reside in future.Mr.Cadman's possessions in the city renders it imperative that he reside there in order to give his businessthe attentionit requires.Hewas a memberofthe BoardofCity Tradersand is highly respected throughoutthe community.Is hoped that his businesswill so shape itself that he may again take up his residence here in the near future. Deputy Sheriff Tom Hull was over from Santa Ana last week.He brings the latest news regardingthe "Little Match"—the somewhat impersonations "Colonel."When Tom enteredthe county jail early one morninglast weekto see if anyofthe prisoners had frozento death duringthe nighthe copiedthe "Colonel" shiivering like an agreed patient, wrapped in a coupleof blanks,mattedin the cornerofhis cellona small box.The "Colonel"inquiredwhat time breakfast wouldbe served,and whatTom would taketo "setthe drinksup"forthe crowd.But Tom never said"Little Match!" have among us a few malous advocation of a law to enforce the observance of abath, who do not hesitate to use propor valgar language whenever they hapto get a little out of humor. Would it be well for the God in the Constitution national Reform party, while clamoring law to enforce the observance of Sention also introduce a law to compel members to refrain from swearing? Anna Park, Jan. 13th. Announcements. Ladies' Industrial Society will meet afternoon at the home of Miss Krammer. Cheerful Workers will meet on Satat the home of Miss Wayman. All are requested to be present. who attended Miss Botan's concert in November may she is the greatest they ever had the pleasure to listen to. people say that the manage made by St. Standman is first-class. A. T. Wallop for best Mocha and coffee. street-car will run to and from the Friday night. Jamaica in clothing at Rimpan Bros. 27 Jamaica Bros. are giving special bargains ing. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house. Baton Friday night. Annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow Jamaica and Miss Nora Stone will one of their most planning visions of the Baton concert. A. Standman, of the City Mack, do all of their killing at their new house。 Baton Friday night. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ladies' Industrial Society will meet afternoon at the home of Miss Krammer. Cheerful Workers will meet on Satat the home of Miss Wayman. All are requested to be present. who attended Miss Botan's concert in November may she is the greatest they ever had the pleasure to listen to. people say that the manage made by St. Standman is first-class. A. T. Wallop for best Mocha and coffee. street-car will run to and from the Friday night. jamaica in clothing at Rimpan Bros. 27 jamaica Bros. are giving special bargains ing. baten friday night. annabein orchestra will play several arrivals at the concert to marrow jamaica and miss nera stone will one of their most planning visions of the baten concert. a st standman, of the city mack, do all of their killing at theren new house. brachley's land course in philip buy no land, representable in ome, in changed pachagua. agilisd. mine is called in the advertisement s.t. wallop. his store is stocked with exclusive line of goods. The clerk of the Superior Court of Santa Ana has drawn the following names: vulture to act as a term trial jury: J. H. Fredwick, C. K Green, K.B.Fetts, Samuel Krammer, H.D.Halhems, L.W.Kirby, Themere Harris, Samuel Wilson, James Fletcher, R.J.Blan, W.G.Potter, G.W.Moore, Charn-Warner, J.S.Fex, J.J.Hough, S.T.Fannick, Clarence Monham, Matthias Klmann, A.N.Aldeman, O.J.Bank, J.G.Walker, Frank Upham, E.S.Nooki, Geo.A.Windock, S.K.Hemphill. They are requested to be in attendance at court on January 21st at 10 o'clock A.M. Chasley Davis informs us that high water of December 23rd last nearly emptied away his house at the Landing. The water on the 23rd was 7 feet above this high-water mark;the highest known in years but on the 23rd winter,serving to the rough water-water was more dangerous and apparently higher than day before.Although high water on the 23rd was so high there was no harm there but one time danger was found in nearby at the Landing but by hand work on part of several man ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry Rheumatism IT IS THE BEST. Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6, 1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Mr.James McKay. R.K.MYAK. Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr John Hill,Michigan.was affiliated with shrimp by Mr.Peirce,his own personnel by Mr.Peirce,based by Mr.James McKay. Ar Sturney Anne Burton. Mr James Hill,Michigan.was affiliated with shrimp by Mr.Peirce,his own personnel by Mr.Peirce,based by Mr.James McKay. Ar Sturney Anne Burton. 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Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. 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ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST. Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Ms John Hill,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Ms John Hill,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Ms John Hill,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Ms John Hill,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Ms John Hill,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound by Ms John Hill,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895. Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6,1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS。 ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 persons-cured.. Mr Kew St.October 6，1895). Tollem with显微镜 45 years ago cut Cinnamon Milk into your lage; sound由 Ms John Hills,N.Y.C.,MASSACHUSETTS. ST JACOBS Oil Firearm Industry RELIEVING IT IS THE BEST." Sutlerned 85 REMEDING REDUCTIONS IN CLOTHING AT RIMPAU BROS. Our entire stock of Winter Clothing must be sold in order to make room for our Spring Importations, for which we have already sent in orders. Come early and convince yourselves of the good bargains we have for you. ESPECIALLY IN Boys' and Children's Clothing. RESPECTFULLY, Rimpau Bros. 1890 1890 A Happy New Year to All! Joseph Helmsen. The New Dry Goods Store. WE ARE SELLING A FULL LINE OF Dress Goods, Domestics, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods & Hosiery, NOTIONS, and other Articles too Numerous to Mention at Prices Lower than Ever Known Before in ANAHEIM! Bring your money to us if you want extra value. TORREY & TOWN. Kroeger's Block, Anaheim, Cal. REISER'S OPERA-HOUSE ANAHEIM. Under the Management of PELLEGRIN & LANDELL FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 24TH. Return Engagement Kroeger's Block, Anaheim, Cal. REISER'S OPERA-HOUSE ANAHEIM. Under the Management of PELLEGRIN & LANDELL FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 24TH. Return Engagement OF FLORA BATSON! The Colored Jenny Lind. Admission 50 and 25 cents. Reserved Seats without extra charge. 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 district. SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE. BEAR A. P. MIROT. LOUIS BOLZ, PROP. MILLINERY PARLORS. MR8. REUTER, MANAGER Mitchell Block, Center Street. A large stock of first-class millinery has just been received, and the attention of the public is called to the same. MR8. REUTER,...MANAGER. LANDS FOR RENT. Parties desirous of renting lands for year 1889-90 see H. D. POIHEMUS, at Miranda, Cal.