anaheim-gazette 1890-02-20

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK. Governor Waterman Visits Anaheim. Reception Tendered Him by the Citizens The Bellingment County Tax Taddle Baseball News - Brown-grounds' Good Shooting - Birthday Surprise - The Supervinters Governor Waterman and wife and Mrs. of San Bernardino, daughter of the Governor accompanied by Hervey Lindley, Samuel L. S. Butler and Majors A. W. Harbert and M. T. Owens arrived here on Thursday evening last, and were tendered a reward by our citizens. The distinguished man arrived by the Southern Pacific and directed to the Planters' Hotel, where the Governor was met by many of our townsmen. After dining he held a levee in the room of the hotel and until 9 o'clock had at a constant line of visitors, many of whom had met him before. Some of them known him for many years, their memoirs being back to the time when the Gov't little thought he would one day be upon to fill the chair of the Chief Executive of the commonwealth. Among the men at the Governor's levee was a representative of this journal. When the astonishing newspaper man had well-nigh gone into an attacking hands with a real live Government, the old man came to the rescue with: "I'm you're the Gazette man, are you? I hope the Gazette, but you must send it regularly." The reporter gaped for breath, and vowed that near and far, there was no such a man as Governor. Governor spoke of the State institution at some length, and said that at San Antonio the third shift in the jute factory currently been put to work, and the fact now in operation twenty-four hours a day he said the State is now manufacturer of great quantity of sacks. He hoped to enough to supply the farmers during mining harvest. Everything at San Antonio is running with smoothness and greatest benefit to the State. Governor also referred to the Folsom which, when completed, will furnish the greatest water powers in the country. The dam is worth $1,000,000 to the county. Mr. Johnson is largely interested in real estate in this neighborhood, and his business attack pines months of home are a feature of this part of the country. He is expected hardly shortly and will henceforth give his attention more largely to his property interests in this section. The National Game. The Orange and Artesia baseball clubs crossed bets at the home grounds on Saturday afternoon, and after playing six innings decided to call the game a draw. The Orange boys played without their regular pitcher and pressed Thacker and Camry of the home club into survive to fill the places of two of their players who failed to arrive. The Artesia ball teams are battles from away back and smashed the leather with a dark-brown venomage. They would undoubtedly have won the game if they hadn't gone to pieces in the first innning. At the end of the sixth innning the boys agreed to stop playing as it was necessary for them to depart for their women. Another game will probably be arranged between the mines again in the near future. The score: ORANGE R.O. ARTESIA R.O. P. Barron, c., p. 2 3 Smith, p., 2 4 Hartlin, c., a, p. 1 Bam, m., b. 1 Harter, lst b., p. 1 J. Gilliespike, l f. 2 A. Harlin 3d b. 1 Maryan, e. 2 Cuney, 2l b. 2 McClare, m., b. 2 Alaworth, l f. 2 Killott, l r., b. 2 Hopkins, a., f. 2 Rannah, n., a. 2 Thacker, r., f. 2 Ramone, r., f. 4 Moebaugh, a., s. 2 E. Gilliespike, c., f. 3 Total 17 18 Total 17 18 ACES BY INVITES. CLASS Orange 8 2 1 2 4 6-17 Artesia 7 5 3 2 6-17 Umpire, Raleigh of Santa Ana Boorer, Dewling of Artesia. NOTES. The game between the home club and the Westminsters, which was to have been played on Sunday, was postponed on account of the rain. Matt Everhardy is not an astonishing success as an umpire. So the cranks say. Next Saturday, Washington's Birthday, the home club will probably play a game with the Artesias, and on the following day the Santa Ana club is expected over. The canceling of last Sunday's game with the Westminsters has somewhat interfered with the regular schedule of games. An effort will be made to arrange a game between the home nine and the Oaklanda champions of the Stata league, who will arrive in Los Angeles in a day or two. The Oaklanda will pass three weeks in Southern California, and are desirous of meeting representative clubs before departing for the north to begin the league race. Their visit could be all of his interest he is calling of his "similarity." Mr. Johnson is largely interested in real estate in this neighborhood, and his business attack pines months of home are a feature of this part of the country. He is expected hardly shortly and will henceforth will have attended his father in Mr. Minde. My attendance has been called to the Artemis Daygift committee on all properties in the Anahuita District. My copy of Tuna has been destroyed, and I have sent a message with the water company my name when I made the request of my company Will you therefore be kind to know the amount of my money or ask the proper officer to send a memorandum of the amount, and a check for the name by return me. PERSONAL MELANY Miss Del Valle of Ventura was of the Miami Rippeans last week. Dr. Wormer of Los Angeles was on a business trip last Thursday. William Wolf came up from on Monday and returned yesterday. L. H. Ledger, likely arrived from P.A. Jewell of Newhall few days in town. P.W.Samborn, formerly of Omaha commissioned a Metary Palm Governor. He will pend in harborafter. Professor Sylvestre Lombard is number of his friends in his unable manner at the Planters' Hatten last week. Nicholas Bolen of Redondo Beach visitor in town last week. Many he reminded in Anahuita, and still a friend here by the score. Supervisor Littlefield was residence several days last week prevailing malady, gripping him joying a rapid and satisfactory ceance. Gen.Lombard, R.A. Stewart, W.Cartia, T.Adams and Milt S the Cook-Langley orange-shipping stopping at the Planters'. The will ship two carloads of orange. Dr.E.M.Plammer, a well-known gift of Los Angeles, and W.E.W. the First National Bank, came Tuesday evening on a visit to Mr. Matt Everhardy is not an astonishing success as an umpire. So the cranks say. Next Saturday, Washington's Birthday, the home club will probably play a game with the Artesias, and on the following day the Santa Ana club is expected over. The canceling of last Sunday's game with the Westminsters has somewhat interfered with the regular schedule of games. An effort will be made to arrange a game between the home nine and the Oaklanda champions of the State league, who will arrive in Los Angeles in a day or two. The Oaklands will pass three weeks in Southern California, and are desirous of meeting representative clubs before departing for the north to begin the league race. Their visit to the southern country is for the purpose of practicing, and it is believed they can be induced to pay us a visit. The Oaklands are the strongest nine in the State, and on the recent visit to this Coast of the Eastern ball clubs, the Oaklands gave them the hardest contests the Easterners saw since the close of the League season. A committee of the home club will proceed to Los Angeles on Saturday to interview Colonel Robinson, the Oakland's manager, to see whether they can be induced to come here. Beside the game in which they will take part, an excellent time will be promised them if they come. Perhaps a sociable hop will be included in the festivities. George Horr's Birthday surprise. One of the most enjoyable surprises of the season was that tendered to George V. Horr, the handsome cashier of the Bank of Anaheim, on the occasion of his thirty-first birthday, at his residence on Lemon street on Tuesday evening. The party was skillfully arranged by Mrs. Horr, and was a genuine surprise to her husband. When the latter was about strolling down town after supper there came a knock at the door and two of his Los Angeles friends, Dr. Plummer and Mr. Wright, were ushered into the parlor, where they tendered their congratulations to the agreeably surprised host. Later in the evening there came other knocks at the front door, and one by one George's friends appeared, until he at last began to suspicion that something was wrong. Such was not the case, however. There was nothing wrong in Mrs. Horr inviting a lot of George's bachelor friends to visit him on his birthday. At least the bachelors thought so when George pelled down his private cigar box and passed around fragrant Havana. These were lit, and after an hour spent in social converse, card playing was indulged in until midnight, when Mrs. Horr invited all into the supper room, where a dainty repeat had been prepared. Each guest was presented with a some souvenir card, in caricature, the being appropriate in all cases and provocative of much merry badge. "This is no time for airy perilage," quoth "Ward McBallister." Impatient at the railway levelled at his head, as with his usual well-appointed appetite, he made an onslaught on the raw oysters that was beautiful to behold. It was getting along into the we ama' hours when the party of happy bachelors arose from the table, all enthusiastic in praise of Mrs. Horr's generalship in arranging such a delightful affair and carrying it out so capitally. The health of host and hostess was pledged again, and when the "bacha" wended their way to their desolate homes, more than one was heard to express himself that George had a treasure in his better half, and that they awaited but a favorable opportunity of going and doing thermals even Matt Everhardy is not an astonishing success as an umpire. So the cranks say. Next Saturday, Washington's Birthday, the home club will probably play a game with the Artesias, and on the following day the Santa Ana club is expected over. The canceling of last Sunday's game with the Westminsters has somewhat interfered with the regular schedule of games. An effort will be made to arrange a game between the home nine and the Oaklanda champions of the State league, who will arrive in Los Angeles in a day or two. The Oaklands will pass three weeks in Southern California, and are desirous of meeting representative clubs before departing for the north to begin the league race. Their visit to the southern country is for the purpose of practicing, and it is believed they can be induced to pay us a visit. The Oaklands are the strongest nine in the State, and on the recent visit to this Coast of the Eastern ball clubs, the Oaklands gave them the hardest contests the Easterners saw since the close of the League season. A committee of the home club will proceed to Los Angeles on Saturday to interview Colonel Robinson, the Oakland's manager, to see whether they can be induced to come here. Beside the game in which they will take part, an excellent time will be promised them if they come. Perhaps a sociable hop will be included in the festivities. George Horr's Birthday surprise. One of the most enjoyable surprises of the season was that tendered to George V. Horr, the handsome cashier of the Bank of Anaheim, on the occasion of his thirty-first birthday, at his residence on Lemon street on Tuesday evening. The party was skillfully arranged by Mrs. Horr, and was a genuine surprise to her husband. When the latter was about strolling down town after supper there came a knock at the door and two of his Los Angeles friends, Dr. Plummer and Mr. Wright, were ushered into the parlor, where they tendered their congratulations to the agreeably surprised host. Later in the evening there came other knocks at the front door, and one by one George's friends appeared, until he at last began to suspicion that something was wrong. Such was not the case, however. There was nothing wrong in Mrs. Horr inviting a lot of George's bachelor friends to visit him on his birthday. At least the bachelors thought so when George pelled down his private cigar box and passed around fragrant Havana. These were lit, and after an hour spent in social converse, card playing was indulged in until midnight, when Mrs. Horr invited all into the supper room, where a dainty repeat had been prepared. Each guest was presented with a some souvenir card, in caricature, the being appropriate in all cases and provocative of much merry badge. "This is no time for airy perilage," quoth "Ward McBallister." Impatient at the railway levelled at his head, as with his usual well-appointed appetite, he made an onslaught on the raw oysters that was beautiful to behold. It was getting along into the we ama' hours when the party of happy bachelors arose from the table, all enthusiastic in praise of Mrs. Horr's generalship in arranging such a delightful affair and carrying it out so capitally. The health of host and hostess was pledged again, and when the "bacha" wended their way to their desolate homes, more than one was heard to express himself that George had a treasure in his better half, and that they awaited but a favorable opportunity of going and doing thermals even Matt Everhardy is not an astonishing success as an umpire. So the cranks say. Next Saturday, Washington's Birthday, the home club will probably play a game with the Artesias, and on the following day the Santa Ana club is expected over. The canceling of last Sunday's game with the Westminsters has somewhat interfered with the regular schedule of games. An effort will be made to arrange a game between the home nine and the Oaklanda champions of the State league, who will arrive in Los Angeles in a day or two. The Oaklands will pass three weeks in Southern California, and are desirous of meeting representative clubs before departing for the north to begin the league race. Their visit to the southern country is for the purpose of practicing, and it is believed they can be induced to pay us a visit. The Oaklands are the strongest nine in the State, and on the recent visit to this Coast of the Eastern ball clubs, the Oaklands gave them the hardest contests the Easterners saw since the close of the League season. A committee of the home club will proceed to Los Angeles on Saturday to interview Colonel Robinson, the Oakland's manager, to see whether they can be induced to come here. Beside the game in which they will take part, an excellent time will be promised them if they come. Perhaps a sociable hop will be included in the festivities. George Horr's Birthday surprise. One of the most enjoyable surprises ofthe season was that tendered to George V. Horr,the handsome cashier ofthe Bankof Anaheim.ontheoccasionofhis thirty-firstbirthday.athisresidenceonLemonstreathontuesdayevening.ThepartymoononavitaionofthehomeclubwillproceedtoLosAngelesontsaturdaytointerviewColonelRobinson,theOakland'smanager,toseewhethertheycanbeinducedtocomethehere.besideshemaybeinconfinedtohisroomdowntowardsandwatercomeworthydansemethingswhenleaving.Aftersupperwasremainedforshortwhile,andthenthepartypispersed. The UnserfulWorkersdeservegreatcreditfortheexcellenceofthereception.Itwasoneofthemostdelightfulpartiesgivenherealongtime. The GovernorandpartdepartedforLosAngelesonFridaymorning.HevisitedSantaAnaonSaturdayevening,andwastenderedatreceptionleavingsubsequentlyforSanDiegowherehewillremainafewdaysbeforeproceedingtoSacramento. DellasquentCountyTaxes Forsome time past there has been considerable talk indulged in regardingthe illegal mannerinwhichthecount delinquent taxlistwasprinted.Theworkwas donebytheSantaAnaFreePress，whichisbeingseverelyscoredonallhandsforitseparentfailuretocompifywiththelaw.Thefollowingdispatch,senttothepressfromSantaAnawill shedsomelightuponthesubject: "TheTaxCollectorandSheriffandthosecitizensofOrangecountywhohavebeenattunateinnotpayingthetaxforthisyear,aareatpresentexercisedoverthefactthatthedaliquentlistwasnotpublished." SupervisorLittlefieldwasresidenceseveraldayslastweekprevailingmalady,grippa.Hisjoyarapidandsatisfactorycelemen. Geo.Lombard,R.A.Stewart, W.Cartia,T.DamascandMiltS TheCook-Langleyorange-shippingstoptingatthePlantars.Thewillshiptwocarloadsoforanges Dr.E.M.Plummer,awell-knowngistofLosAngeles,andW.E.WorksTheFirstNationalBank,cameTuesdayeveningonavitaionofthehomeclubwillproceedtoLosAngelesontsaturdaytointerviewColonelRobinson,theOakland'smanager,toseewhethertheycanbeinducedtocomethehere.besideshemaybeinconfinedtohisroomdowntowswardsandwatercomeworthydansemethingswhenleaving.Aftersupperwasremandedfora shortwhile,andthenthepartypispersed. TheUnserfulWorkersdeservegreatcreditfortheexcellenceofthereception.Itwasoneofthemostdelightfulpartiesgivenherealongtime. The GovernorandpartdepartedforLosAngelesonFridaymorning.HevisitedSantaAnaonSaturdayevening,andwastenderedatrepsilonleavingsubsequentlyforSanDiegowherehewillremainafewdaysbeforeproceedingtoSacramento. DellasquentCountyTaxes Forsome time past there has been considerable talk indulged in regardingthe illegal mannerinwhichthecount delinquent taxlistwasprinted.Theworkwas donebytheSantaAnaFreePress，whichisbeingseverelyscoredonallhandsforitseparentfailuretocompifywiththelaw.Thefollowingdispatch,senttothepressfromSantaAnawill shedsomelightuponthesubject: "TheTaxCollectorandSheriffandthosecitizensofOrangecountywho havebeenattunateinnotpayingthetaxforthisyear,aareatpresentexercisedoverthefactthatthedaliquentlistwasnotpublished." SupervisorLittlefieldwasresidenceseveraldayslastweekprevailingmalady,grippa.Hisjoyarapidandsatisfactorycelemen. Geo.Lombard,R.A.Stewart, W.Cartia,T.DamascandMiltS TheCook-Langleyorange-shiftingstoptingatthePlantars.Thewillshiptwocarloadsoforances A communication fromtheBoardspervisorsofLosAngeleswasreceivedtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-GeneralmayingtothequestionoftheDistrictAmei"Ihaveto saythatunderthefactbyyouIhardlythinkyourtaxinvalidated.HhoweverthismaybenohelpunlesstheLegislaturemayingtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-General mayingtothequestionoftheDistrictAmei"Ihaveto saythatunderthefactbyyouIhardlythinkyourtaxinvalidated.HhoweverthismaybenohelpunlesstheLegislaturemayingtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-General mayingtothequestionoftheDistrictAmei"Ihaveto saythatunderthefactbyyouIhardlythinkyourtaxinvalidated.HhoweverthismaybenohelpunlesstheLegislaturemayingtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-General mayingtothequestionoftheDistrictAmei"Ihaveto saythatunderthefactbyyouIhardlythinkyourtaxinvalidated.HhoweverthismaybenohelpunlesstheLegislaturemayingtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-General may ingoeringtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-General may ingoeringtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. A communication receivedfromStateAttorney-Generalinthematicallegalityofprintingthecountydailytaxlist.TheAttorney-General may ingoeringtotheexcessiveofthePartitionmission.Theentirecorrespondenc boards upon this subjectwillbebroughtourfirstpage. 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The paper having the contract for the county's printing published the list in full on Tuesday, placing upon its headlines the words "Second Edition," but the time being twenty-four hours late, it is claimed to be illegal, and many authorities ever that no action can be taken legally by the Sheriff in regard to the sale of the property enumerated in the list. Section 3764 of the Political Code is cited, and the ground taken that it will not be proper that this county shall have any less number of days intervening between the day of publication and the day of legal sale, or any less number of days for the delinquent to pay up the taxes and costs than other counties throughout the State. Whether the Sheriff under the circumstances will have the right to sell the delinquent property, amounting to something like $15,000, is one of the many parties propounded for the legal lights to answer. Should the Sheriff call such property, will the titles so conveyed be of any legal value, is also set up as another legal act to crack, and the question as to who are the parties responsible to the county will also be an interesting point in law when this little tangle comes to an issue." A Big Trade. The following item is taken from the Waco Tex.) News of February 11th: "Sanford Johnson closed a big trade yesterday. He sold Proctor Springs and the Johnson homestead to a syndicate for $67,800. Mr. Johnson has virtually closed a trade for the last bit of Waco property he owns. It is 35 acres on Park avenue, near the new Female College. The figures have not been settled yet, but it is understood that $15,000 is the price. Mr. Johnson has made the largest single sales ever made in Waco. The sale of the springs and his homestead is the largest since he sold the Driving Park. Mr. Johnson is now making his home in California, and wishing to con- Taxes In The Irrigation District. Editor Gaxertle.—In your last week's edition you publish an article headed "Dejunque Taxes in the Irrigation District," and signed "K. C.," in which the writer complains (1st) of not having sufficient notice; (2d) that he wrote to a friend in Anaheim asking, "Up to what date the tax could be paid before becoming delinquent," and that instead of answering his father the friend handed it to Collector Cadman, who wrote "Your tax amounts to $69 63 and on receipt of same will forward receipt." Without any comment, but allowing the public to judge whether or not K. C. has had sufficient notice of the tax levied, or that his letter to "a friend" handed Collector Cadman for reply was not fully an- No time for airy perilage, quotation "Ward McBallister," impatient at the railway level at his head, as with his usual well-appointed appetite, he made an onalight on the raw oysters that was beautiful to behold. It was getting along into the we ama' hours when the party of happy bachelor arrows from the table, all enthusiastic in praise of Mrs. Horr's generalship in arranging such a delightful affair and carrying it out so capitally. The health of host and hostess was pledged again, and when the "bacha" wended their way to their desolate homes, more than one was heard to express himself that George had a treasure in his better half, and that they awaited but a favorable opportunity of going and doing thermalvas as he has done. Thanks Returned. Timothy Carroll, who last week took a carload of trees to South Riverside and disposed of them in short order, desires us to say that he is deeply grateful to the citizens of our neighboring town, whose kind treatment and condemnation will ever remain a green spot in his memory. A certain San Bernardino bug inspector undertook to place a boycott on trees grown at Anaheim, whether infested with scale or not. Tim went to South Riverside with his trees and succeeded in showing the bug inspectors that no trace of scale could be found upon them, as is testified to by the fact that he holds a certificate from the Orange Horticultural Commissioners stating that his trees are totally free from injurious parts of any sort. The South Riverside people demanded fair play, and frowned down the attempt to extend the San Bernardino nurseryman a monopoly of the business. After a thorough inspection Tim's trees were passed, and the ill-advised bug commissioner denounced. So Tim returns thanks to the good people as South Riverside. Good Meeting. F. D. Brown tried his hand at rifting one day last week while riding Garden Grove with Judge Elon on daena. Epping a hedger a couple dred yards away sportively playing grass. Brown aligned from the car take a shot as it, when the animal is held, into which it dashed as life depended upon getting under a jiffy. Thinking it would take on look at our friend Brown, the hedger its name above the mound that dominates when a ballet from Bewick performed its hand, and it fell, "as Jupiter." It was a line shot of Mildham. A shibim-hawk and an off fall a俯 to Beacon's pin both about about a hundred yards range. Elon aware that Bewick's markmen sounded him to "the chanty medal." The City Must Market keeps most that the market affords. Laws ordinance with them. Avvy & Everhardy's Home-made hoot in the market. Ask your browns for it. PERSONAL MELANGE. On Del Valle of Ventura was the great Minne Rimpans last week. Worms of Los Angeles was in town previous trip last Thursday. William Well came up from San Diego Sunday and returned yesterday evening. H. Ledger, hardly arrived from Illinois, R. A. Jewell of Newhall are passing a way in town. W. Simborn, formerly of Orange, has commissioned a Metary Public by the Mayor. He will paddle in Santa Ana after. Miller Sylvestre Lombard entertained father of his friends in his annual imit-ment at the Planters' Hotel one evening last week. Colonel Bolen of Redondo Beach was a town last week. Many years ago added in Anaheim, and still numbers him as here by the score. Serviervar Littlefield was confined to his once several days last week with the filing malady, gripppe. He is now ena rapid and satisfactory convaler. Lombard, R. A. Stewart, W. Test, Bartia, T. Adams and Milt Sanders, of Brook-Langley orange-shipping firm, are acting at the Plantars. The company ship two carloads of oranges this week. E. M. Plummer, a well-known drug- Los Angeles, and W. E. Wright, with first National Bank, came down on early evening on a vist to Mr. and Mrs. SHORTAGE —The human memory begins yesterday. —Memory accompanying life throughout. —There was a slight break of faint preaching running. —More than homes of the American Hotel has added a billion and per cent to its enrollment. —Penalties harder shop has been intensified by the addition of quantity of heavy school paper totally brought to the selling. —Fruit trees are in blight. In some areas outside the limits dripping in Los Angeles last week, we notice that of a party given at the midwife of Mr. and Mrs. Alhene Minnes. —Dr. Planinger informes us that he is replacing several names of his vineyard. He believes with Mr. Wehmeyer that the vine-diene has rug its james. —The nationalist meeting at Manis Hall on Tuesday evening was attended by about a hundred people, who listened to able admonies by W. C. Owen and H. G. Wilshin. —The Santa Fe pile driver was engaged in driving piles along their track in town on Tuesday and yesterday. The track has been strengthened with piles at all points where the recent washouts occurred. —H. Symonds has opened his hardware store in the Mitchell building, and already has his hands full of jobs in his line. He is an expert workman, and we hear on all sides that he is giving universal satisfaction. —A very handsome bronze earl ornaments the bar at the Fountain Saloon. The bird "was killed at the snatch, near the Landing, and has come from the taxidermist's hands as true to nature as could be imagined. —It is reported that the ejected settlers on the Bohne will again contest their claims to the property, their attorney writing from Washington that he will be able to win the suit when it finally comes up for hearing in the Supreme Court. —Work at Thacker Broe, and the Earl Company's packing house goes standily on, although their business was somewhat interrupted at the beginning of the week by the rain. Several carloads of fruit will be shipped during the week. —We have been shown a special edition SPECIAL EDITION —The human memory begins yesterday. —Memory accompanying life throughout. —There was a slight break of faint preaching running. —More than homes of the American Hotel has added a billion and per cent to its enrollment. —Penalties harder shop has been intensified by the addition of quantity of heavy school paper totally brought to the selling. —Fruit trees are in blight. In some areas outside the limits dripping in Los Angeles last week, we notice that of a party given at the midwife of Mr. and Mrs. Alhene Minnes. —Dr. Planenger informes us that he is replacing several names of his vineyard. He believes with Mr. Wehmeyer that the vine-diene has rug its james. —The nationalist meeting at Manis Hall on Tuesday evening was attended by about a hundred people, who listened to able admonies by W. C. Owen and H. G. Wilshin. —The Santa Fe pile driver was engaged in driving piles along their track in town on Tuesday and yesterday. The track has been strengthened with piles at all points where the recent washouts occurred. —H. Symonds has opened his hardware store in the Mitchell building, and already has his hands full of jobs in his line. He is an expert workman, and we hear on all sides that he is giving universal satisfaction. —A very handsome bronze earl ornaments the bar at the Fountain Saloon. The bird "was killed at the snatch, near the Landing, and has come from the taxidermist's hands as true to nature as could be imagined. —It is reported that the ejected settlers on the Bohne will again contest their claims to the property, their attorney writing from Washington that he will be able to win the suit when it finally comes up for hearing in the Supreme Court. —Work at Thacker Broe, and the Earl Company's packing house goes standily on, although their business was somewhat interrupted at the beginning of the week by the rain. Several carloads of fruit will be shipped during the week. —We have been shown a special edition J. Lombard, R. A. Stewart, W. Test, Artia, T. Adams and Milt Sanders, of Look-Langley orange-shipping firm, are engaged at the Plantain. The company ship two carloads of oranges this week. E. M. Plummer, a well-known drugLos Angeles, and W. E. Wright, with first National Bank, came down on day evening on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. and departed for their homes yesterday. Serrenson, who for some time past en engaged in superintending the condition of a large reservoir at South Rivfer the land and water company, was to spend Sunday with his family. He had to the scene of his labors Monday. Mason J. Butler, the tonsorial artist, been confined to his room during the with a severe attack of conjusion of lunga, which at one time threatened consequences. His condition yesterdays improved. The ball of the Cotillion Club in Los last Friday evening, Miss Mand, daughter of our townman, Col. Northam, was pronounced the bellevening, appearing in a beautiful mode of mapphire blues tulle, with ribbon fire, and a low sat corrugage, boarded wreath of tiny white margarites. Oetham is extremely handsome and mala, and it is easy to imagine her, atthe above bewitching costume, the fashionable cotillion. Commence of the superviseurs. Board held a one-day session at SanMonday. The report of the expepired to inspect the books of counmals was received, approved and orprinted. Communication from the Board of Struts of Los Angeles was received relative to the expenses of the Partition Community. The entire correspondence of both upon this subject will be found on this page. Communication was received from the Attorney-General in the matter of the of printing the county delinquent The Attorney-General says, replythe question of the District Attorney: to say that under the facts stated I hardly think your tax sale will be stated. However this may be, thereupon unless the Legislature may inmay be able to cure the defect." Masonor was authorized to procure summary assessment rolls as a cost not and those farmland Los Angeles counto procure the approval of the State Equalization on the form of said order to printing the name. Distribution of the Horticultural Commimaking that the board print three or hundred circular motions under the Act the horticultural interests of the was received and filed and action deferred until the meeting of March 4. Matter of the expenses of the Parcommission, it was ordered that the county board accept the proposition of Angela board to take the parcommission. It is reported that the ejected settlers on the Bohne will again contest their claims to the property, their attorney writing from Washington that he will be able to win the suit when it finally comes up for hearing in the Supreme Court. Work at Thacker Bros. and the Earl Company's packing houses goes steadily on, although their business was somewhat interrupted at the beginning of the week by the rain. Several carloads of fruit will be shipped during the week. We have been shown a special edition of the Grand Island (Neb.) Independent, containing a lengthy account of the sugar-beet factory starting there. Our citizens should not allow the best-sugar discussion to die out with the little that has already been done. Some of the ballplayers were out at practice yesterday. Thacker, Cusey, Cummings, Koerner and Charley Wommer were on the grounds and are all confident of getting away with the Artesia boys. Practice makes perfect, and the more of it done the better. The new brick block of P. Nicholas at Fullerton, situated near the depot, is rapidly approaching completion, and adds greatly to the business like appearance of the town. It is said she building will be used as a boarding and lodging house. The rains of Sunday afternoon caused such a sudden rise of water in the gutters that for a time Fedarman's store seemed in peril of sustaining a small-sized flooding. Prompt work on part of a shovel brigade kept the interior of the building dry. The case of Riley vs. Cheeseman, transferred to Westminster from Justice Pierce's court last week, was re-transferred to Santa Ana by request of the District Attorney, and the defendant was found guilty by a jury. The case will be appealed to the Superior Court. F. G. Bryan last week sold his Brooks-hurst orange crop to Strong of Riverside. J. W. Hart also disposed of his crop to the Earl Company. Both crops are of unnatural excellence this year. The former sold in bulk, and the latter by the box. Prices were satisfactory, but the amount is not stated. "Reader," who writes from San Francisco, is informed that the Anaheim Baseball Club play on the home grounds, on Center street, next to the Opera-house, and that there is no league in which our club plays at present. There is talk of forming an Orange county league soon, to which the house club will undoubtedly be admitted. Dr. Gardiner found the architect's drawing of a granite monument, with the inscription "Smith" upon its use, at the crossing of the Southern Pacific track and the extension of Center street, west of town, on Tuesday morning. The drawing is incarned in a heavy Manilla paper cover. The owner may have the same by applying at this office. Judge Pierce received a telegram on Tuesday from George Anatee of Denver, who recently purchased ten acres of land here, stating that he desired thirty acres more for parties in Denver who contemplate removing here shortly. Mr. Anatee will Annet Governor Wachmann's visit and reception, and the commission excited among the school children at the prospect of being able to shake that great man's hand, there is a story about Master Horr James, whose quaint sayings have been more than once noted in three columns. On the day of the Governor's visit, Horr had been guilty of some youthful indictment, which seemed to his father to call for an application of the rod. Proceeding that implantment but maternal duty, however, James pre-, lectured the young man, who showed so much penitence that the father felt constrained to give him an opinion on punishment—take a whipping and go to the reception or dispense with the whipping and forego the honor of a presentation to his excellency. To which Herr promptly replied, as smiles succeeded sobe, "I'll stay at home; I saw the old Governor at Whittier yesterday, anyhow." The Arrignation Announcement. The total amount of coin paid into the Collector's office in the irrigation district aggregated $12,594 79 on Monday last. Forty-three dalinequent taxpayers had paid their assessment since the publication of the delinquent taxlist, 5 per cent penalty amounting to about $176, showing that since the taxes became delinquent something like $3-500 have been paid into the district. The total ammunition roll foots up $15,683 81, and less than $3,080 of it will remain unapaid. The sale of delinquent stock takes place on Monday next, the 24th instant. Mymemal. KEITH—SIMPSON—In this city Wednesday evening, February 19th, James W. Keith, aged 43 years, and Mrs. Lucy Simpson, aged 46. The happy event chronicled above took place at the residence of Col. F. H. Keith on North street last evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Geo. A. Irvin and was witnessed by a law relatives and friends of the contracting parties. There were present Colonel and Mrs. F. H. Keith, W. R. Harker and wife, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Reddock, Mr. Simpson, the Minnesoshider J. J. Schneider and others. We extend congratulations. Gene Where the Woodbine Twimeth. G. D. Field, who came to Anaheim to show people how to run a newspaper, has silently taken his departure, so they may, nobody seems to know where. His newspaper is now experiencing the deadwants-of being dead, so to speak. He was seen last week lugging his baggage through a back street, presumably making for the depot. Good bye, old man. Stay long, etc. Ammemale. "Lowanda's Double Show," Carnival of Novelties and Gift Festival" will give performances at the Opera-house on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The entertainment consists of a varied programme, and many presents are advertised to be distributed among the audience. Prof. Lowanda introduces exhibitions of "Oriental occultism and the mysterious cabinet." He is a necromancer of repute. See bills for particulars. MARRIAGE. NICHOLSEN—WENZEL—In San Francisco, February 5th, William Nicholson le Mise Olga Wenzel, nieces of Mrs. Schrilling. For Sale. Good fresh cow for sale by R. H. Gilman. Two second-hand spring wagons for sale cheap. Apply to J. Schaanman. Jan $11-1m Dr. Gardiner found the architect's drawing of a granite monument, with the inscription "Smith" upon its base, as the crossing of the Southern Pacific track and the extension of Center street, west of town, on Tuesday morning. The drawing is incased in a heavy Manilla paper cover. The owner may have the same by applying at this office. Judge Pierce received a telegram on Tuesday from George Anatee of Denver, who recently purchased ten acres of land here, stating that he desired thirty acres more for parties in Denver who contemplate removing here shortly. Mr. Anatee will prove to be a valuable citizen, judging by the way he is starting out to bring settlers here. The need potatoes advertized by Mr. Seaman of Garden Grove, and for which there has been quite an inquiry since the advertisement appeared in these columns, were late in arriving, and only reached here on Saturday last. Parties desiring to make a purchase can do so at any time by applying to Mr. Seaman, or at the store of A. Langenberger. We are informed that Mr. Redlick, of Centralia, is making arrangements to engage in the commission business. Redlink Bron, now in the shoe business at Fort Wayne, Ind., are expected to join him here shortly, and the business will be conducted on a large scale. They will handle nuts, fruits and all California products, which they will ship direct to the Eastern markets. At the meeting of the County Board of Horticultural Commissioners at Santa Ana last Saturday, an ordinance was passed making it the duty of all deciduous fruit growers in Orange county to spray their trees with the Winter wach, prescribed by the State Board of Horticulture, as follows: Lime, 25 pounds; sulphur, 20 pounds; salt, 15 pounds; water, 60 gallons. Boil until thoroughly mixed and use when warm. The board also discussed quarantine rules, but the subject was referred to the State commission, which meets in Los Angeles on March 11th. A San Francisco dramatic paper has the following: "Manager T. Henry French has a distinct appreciation of dramatic tints in California and will organize a company which he will manage in property prosecute for the purpose of producing 'Master and Man' and 'My Jack' for a few weeks' engagement in San Francisco during the month of April." Mr. French will pay a visit while in California, to his orange orchard in Florida, which J. S. French, the Superintendent, informs we has likely been exempt clear of all Sweeping 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. Joseph Helmsen, DEALER IN Groceries and Confectionery, Notions and Cutlery. Stationery and School Supplies. TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Agent for all Papers and Periodicals! Notions and Cutlery. Stationery and School Supplies. TOBACCOS AND CIGARS. Agent for all Papers and Periodicals! You can save Time, Trouble and Risk by subscribing through my Agency. CHOICE EASTERN SEED POTATOES FOR SALE. Of the Following Varieties: Early Rose, Early Ohio and Beauty of Hebron! By A. LANGENBERGER, Anaheim, and JOHN SEAMAN, Blacksmith, at Garden Grove, at $2 25 Per 100 Pounds Selling Out to Retire 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 dec5tf SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE MEAR S. P. DEPOT. LOUIS BOLZ, PROP. First-class stock of choice Wines and Liquors always on hand. Fresh lager beer on draught. For Sale! ONE YEAR OLD SOFT SIHELL Walnut Trees from 2 J. S. WEBER. Center street, Anaheim, dealer in STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Pumps, Pipes and Brass Goods Plumbing done according to the San Francisco Santary Plumbing Law, to keep your house healthy and free from snail. Agent for Quick-Meal Gasoline Stove. Also agent for the HALIDAY WINDMILL. $100 Per Acre FOR LAND Adjoining FullertonApply to Richard Melrose, Anaheim. ICE CREAM. AND BOARDING HOUSE. MEAR R. P. DEPOT. LOUIS BOLZ, PROP. First-class stock of choice Wines and Liquors always on hand. Fresh lager beer on draught. For Sale! ONE YEAR OLD SOFT SHELL Walnut Trees from 2 to 4 feet in height at Geo. D. Carleton's Nurseries, one mile east of Fullerton. Opposite Lionel Browning's residence: GEORGE D. CARLETON, proprietor. Residence—Amerige street, Fullerton, Cal. j2-1m JOHN EVERHARTY, PROPRIETOR FASHION LIVERY, FEED AND BOARDING STABLES. FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED! WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS. Horses Bought and Sold. FOX & BUTLER, City Barber Shop. FOR A FIRST-CLASS SHAVE! NOT AND COLD BATHS. LIEB'S BEER HALL. CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. Ice-Cold Beer Always on Draught. Home Building, Center Street. FOR LAND Adjoining FullertonApply to Richard Melrose, Anaheim. ICE CREAM. BOSTON BAKERY. J. KREISS, PROP. Fresh Bread Delivered to all parts of Anaheim and vicinity. Los Angeles St., 1960 NOTICE. To Stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company in Krogerer's Hall, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 28, 1860, at 2 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of scheduling a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business which may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street, Car Co. R. LUEDKE, Watch Maker and Jeweler Center Street, Anaheim. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, CLOCK and Jewelry must be required and warranted. A fulliment of Elgin and Waltham Watches.