anaheim-gazette 1890-08-07

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK. Irrigation District Get to Work. Condemnation Suite to be Instituited against the Yerba Immediately Hands Advertised for Sale-Appointment of a constructing Engineer at $100 per Month-Mill Approved and Paid Other Happenings The Candidate County Division Expenses Supervisors The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District met in regular session on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Present, Directors Spencer, Crowther, Greeley and Secretary Gardiner read the minutes of the meeting, which were approved. Minutes of the special meeting of July held to confer with the Board of Directors Anaheim Union Water Company, to enter the price to pay for the works of the company also read and approved. Crowther, who is a member of both and who was absent from the meeting, asked why he had not been present. He had been notified by the Secretary the meeting would be held on the 19th but afterward heard it reported that meeting had been postponed. Spencer thought it very quarrel that Crowther should take common rumor inence to an official notification as to the meeting. Crowther remarked that he had not properly notified, when Secretary stated that he had mailed Mr. Spencer the regular notice of the meeting. Spencer averred he had not received it, indicated that if he had been present at the meeting he should have voted against selling the Anaheim Water Company's works at $500,000, the amount agreed upon. He offered the works to be worth $500,000. Director Cadman submitted his report for month of June, showing the collections at $889,90. There had been no action during the month of July. Secretary Keith presented his report, which the finances of the district be based before the hand of the Anaheim dam, would reach depth by the time it reached the river to admit of a tunnel for strength below the river to presumably secure from overtowns. We believe this would develop at least 40 inches of water. A smaller ditch could be constructed at the head of the Cajon amid following the base of the hill but touching the river at all. This latter ditch or tunnel are usually teased by boring a series of wells along its proposed route. These tunnels should be immediately constructed, before the winter rains appear at times in thought to be the most practicable. Again, we are informed that the people of the other side once proposed to unite jointly construct a submerged dam in Bedrock canyon, which is no doubt a move in the right direction. Engineering and experience has now so far advanced that to construct such a dam would not be the work of a navy, but would be a certainty from the very commencement and a boon of untold wealth to the country below. These burgeoning settlements are made in the most friendly spirit and for the good of all, and we hope that they receive your most careful consideration. When Mr. Staley had completed the reading of his paper, Mr. Schorn wrote and said that the directors of the irrigation district had been slow in their work. They should have advertised for bonds weeks ago, and the invitation of the Telare Irrigation District should have been accepted. Mr. Spencer said that the invitation was only laid on the table temporarily. Both gentlemen became involved in an argument as to the advisability of advertising bonds, Mr. Spencer saying it was unnecessary to have them sold at present, as no use exists for the money. When he jocularly remarked that Mr. Schorn was manifesting considerable interest in the sale of bonds, the latter took it as a personal reflection upon himself, and remarking that Mr. Spencer would be "a fine person to attend a prayer meeting and say 'Amen,'" he picked up his hat and left the hall. His departure was regretted by all. Every one was satisfied that Mr. Spencer meant no affront. Mr. Porter said that there was considerable dissatisfaction with the slow action of the board, but all the people out his way were satisfied with the price paid for the water company's works if the district was fired in time to give them water for next season. Mr. Spencer spoke in defense of the actions of the board, saying that the directors were progressing as rapidly as possible under the circumstances. He offered the following resolution: That the board appoint two members to accompany Mr. Staley to view the reservoir places spoken of in his address and connected with our irrigation district, and report at the next meeting of the board. The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. Spencer and Crowther were appointed as such committee. At 12:30 the meeting adjourned for lunch, and reassembled an hour later, when Mr. Spencer moved "that for these and purposes of the district the Secretary be and he is hereby instructed to advertise the sale of 600 bonds of the district, to the amount of $300,000, for the space of twenty days in before the hand of the Anaheim dam, would reach depth by the time it reached the river to admit of a tunnel for strength below the river at all. This latter ditch or tunnel are usually immediately constructed, before the winter rains appear at times in thought to be the most practicable. Again, we are informed that the people of the other side once proposed to unite jointly construct a submerged dam in Bedrock canyon, which is no doubt a move in the right direction. Engineering and experience has now so far advanced that to construct such a dam would not be the work of a navy, but would be a certainty from the very commencement and a boon of untold wealth to the country below. These burgeoning settlements are made in the most friendly spirit and for the good of all, and we hope that they receive your most careful consideration. When Mr. Staley had completed the reading of his paper, Mr. Schorn wrote and said that the directors of the irrigation district had been slow in their work. They should have advertised for bonds weeks ago, and the invitation of the Telare Irrigation District should have been accepted. Mr. Spencer said that the invitation was only laid on the table temporarily. Both gentlemen became involved in an argument as to the advisability of advertising bonds, Mr. Spencer saying it was unnecessary to have them sold at present, as no use exists for the money. When he jocularly remarked that Mr. Schorn was manifesting considerable interest in the sale of bonds, the latter took it as a personal reflection upon himself, and remarking that Mr. Spencer would be "a fine person to attend a prayer meeting and say 'Amen,'" he picked up his hat and left the hall. His departure was regretted by all. Every one was satisfied that Mr. Spencer meant no affront. Mr. Porter said that there was considerable dissatisfaction with the slow action of the board, but all the people out his way were satisfied with the price paid for the water company's works if the district was fired in time to give them water for next season. Mr. Spencer spoke in defense of the actions of the board, saying that the directors were progressing as rapidly as possible under the circumstances. He offered the following resolution: That the board appoint two members to accompany Mr. Staley to view the reservoir places spoken of in his address and connected with our irrigation district, and report at the next meeting of the board. The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. Spencer and Crowther were appointed as such committee. 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The Commission. In another column this morning focused on announcements of news from county offices; all subjective information of the Republican County Council. G.E.K. Postmaster announce himself daily. B.Q.Wickham, County Clerk, that he will be a candidate for rename having an opponent; but there are on-the-street q.t., that one or two men harrow away look aside at thief's mallet; and contented air; which is so prefect for Clerk's office; it is bad thing for him. It creates an impression that with office. However, he has opponent yet. V.M. Whigham of Santa Ana asks himself for Coroner and Public Inspector. For Treasurer, A. Goodwin and Mansor are announced. C.S.McKelvey of Santa Ana asks himself as candidate for District A McKelvey is Major of Ninth Rue and is popular both with this outside of it. For Superintendent of Public Inspector this present incumbent, Mr. Greeseley N.Keran announces themselves. Capt. Wood announces himself and dates for County Surveyor. Supervisor Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs. Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Littlefield is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Mrs.Little field is only on duty here since Ms.Restaurant. A Treasurer, A.Goodwin and Mansor are announced. C.S.McKelvey of Santa Ana asks himself as candidate for District A McKelvey is Major of Ninth Rue and is popular both with this outside of it. For Superintendent of Public Inspector this present incumbent, Mr. Greeseley N.Keran announces themselves. Capt. Wood announces himself and dates for County Surveyor. 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and visor Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositions yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositations yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositations yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositations yet.W.B.Tedf recently removed Postmaster at Sanha has inside track for Clerk;和visior Roosa for Assessor.Both geeers have been no Depositations yet The report was not accompanied with the invitation from the Irrigation District, inviting a delegate to present from Anaheim at the irrigation convention to be held at Tulare on September 12th, a copy of which was published in these columns last week. Korn thought it was very important to represent the matter of collecting taxes a year, for instance, besides in other important matters, which should be discussed in the convention. On motion of Director Crowd was temporarily laid on the table to take up after other and more important business had been attended to. Engineer Kellogg then made a verbal report of the work accomplished in the surveys district. The survey of the upper district was half completed, but there yet remained considerable work in other parts of the district. Spencer offered the following resolution: That the civil engineer be instructed to make such borings as he may deem necessary for the purpose of locating reservoirs. Secretary said that at the last meeting of the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions of the works of the water company in district. The committee were present, and in order to proceed to the conference, an hour was taken. Mr. Staley then read the following report: Board and Gentlemen of the Board Borough of Anaheim Water Company, Messrs. Schorn, Schoen and Porter had been appointed a committee to confer with the directors of the irrigation district in regard to the transactions ofthe works ofthewatercompanyindistrict.Thecommitteewerepresent,andinordertoproceedtocheference,auntiltheydeliveredthewatersinthevalley. This stipulated work was done under most trying circumstances. Men who were presumably provided with means refused to take $100 or lend a helping hand while they worked suffered many privations, denying them permission when they held Mr. Staley to view their reservoir places spoken of in his address and connected with our irrigation district, and report at next meeting of the board. The resolution was adopted, and Messrs. Spencer and Crowther were appointed as such committees. At 12:30themeetingadjournedforlunch,andreassembledanhourlaterwhenMr.Spencermoved"thatforkuseandpurposesofthedistricttheSecretarybeandhesherbyinstructedtoadvertisethesaleof600bondsofthedistrict,theamountof$300,000,forspaceoftwentydaysintheSanFranciscoBolletin,SacramentoRecord-UnionandLosAngelesHerald."Themotionwascarried.ItsprovidedintheWrightbillthatthesaleofbondsofirrigationdistrictsshallbeadvertisedinpaperspublishedinthethreecitiesnamed.Thedirectorshavethepoweralsotoadvertisethebondsaleinanyotherpaperinwhichtheymaysefittoplacetheadvertisement.OlfcoursethebondswereorderedtobadvertisedinTHEGAZETTE.TheBoardofDirectorsbeingmanofsoundbusinesssense,themotiontopublishtheadvertisementinthisjournalwascarriedunanimouslyItwillbefoundinanothercolumn. Director Korn stated totheboardthatCapt.H.WredeofYorbaproposedtoholdthedistrictresponsibleforthecontractofarbitrationenteredintowithhiminreferencetoarbitratinghiswaterrights.Capt.WredehadplacedthecontrastinthehandsofS.M.Whileforthepurposeofproceedingagainstthedistrict.Mr.KornthoughtthatcondemnationsuitsshouldbeinstitutedimmediatelyagainstallpeopleatYorba. Collector Cadmanwasgivenpermissiontocurcenecessarytaxreceiptblanksfortheusageofhisoffice. Mr.GreeleymovedthatacommitteeofthreebeappointedtoactinconjunctionwiththeSecretaryandEngineerindrawingupasystemofby-laws,rulesandregulationsagainstthedistrict,undertheprovisionsofSection11oftheWrightAct.Carried,Messrs.Greeley,SpencerandCrowtherwouldasmuchascommittee. Mr.SpencermovedthattheboardproceedthroughitsattorneystobeginproceedingsforcondemnationofwaterrightsclaimedbytheYorbasatetheearliestopportunity.CarriedunanimouslyItisprobablethatBranson&WilsonwillbeemployedtoconducttheproceedingsTheywereretainedasattorneysfordirect.Messrs.SpencerandGardinerwenttoLosAnglesyesterdaytow interviewthemsastoterms. Inthematterofsendinga delegatetotheTulareconvention,afteralengthydiscussion,inthenamesofMessrs.Korn,Spencer,Crowther,SelloggandSorensonwere suggested,eachoneofwhomfounditimpossibletogo,theboarddecidedtosakB.F.Portertoactasrepresentativeofthisdistrict.Mr.PorteracceptedandwillbeatTularewhentheconventionbegins. Mr.Sorelessn presenteda communicationaskingtobeappointedSuperintendentofthedistrictat$100permonth.orifengagedinany"extensiveworksofirrigation"forthedistrict,the asked$125.Afteralongdiscussionasto WHETHERMr.SorelessnshouldbeappointedSuperintendentorassistontheEngineerKellogg,或 whetherheshouldbeappointedatall—duringwhichMr.Sorelessn tookoccasiontosakewhatwasmeantbytheterm"extensiveworksofirrigation,"towhichMr.Sorelessn replieddefiningdie differenceinthesalaries,sayingthatmoreresponsibilitywoulddevolveuphimincertainclassesofworkslhaninothers-Mr.SorelessnwasabouttobeappointedSuperintendentat$100permonthwhenEngineerKellogg.doesoccasiontosakewhatwasmeantbytheterm"extensiveworksofirrigation,"towhichMr.Sorelessn replieddefiningdie differenceinthesalaries,saying 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district at $100 per month, or, if engaged in any "extensive works of irrigation" for the district, he asked $125. After a long discussion as to whether Mr. Sorenson should be appointed Superintendent or assistant to Engineer Kellogg, or whether he should be appointed at all—during which Mr. Spencer took occasion to ask what was meant by the term "extensive works of irrigation," to which Mr. Sorenson replied defining the difference in the salaries, saying that more responsibility would devolve upon him in certain classes of works than in others—Mr. Sorenson was about to be appointed Superintendent at $100 per month, when Engineer Kellogg thought the appointment of Sorenson as Superintendent would be an infringement of his (Kellogg's) authority. Mr. Sorenson said that this would be the last time the district should ever have secured his services—he would never ask the district for another job. Finally the matter was solved by the passage of a resolution empowering Engineer Kellogg to employ an assistant at $100 per month. He has already employed Mr. Sorenson in the capacity of constructing engineer at the salary named. The following bills were approved and ordered paid: O. V. Knowlton, carpenter work ... $38 40 H. C. Kellegg, surveyor ... $40 50 A. B. Calman, salary for July ... $50 09 A. L. Genberger, supplies ... $11 15 Kuchel Broa, printing ... $29 50 Iacka Broa, rent for July ... $12 00 J. S. Gardiner, as art, etc ... $50 06 J. M. Grifith & Co., number ... $42 59 Total ... $638 14 Adjourned to Tuesday next at 10 A.M. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and affectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. MARRIED. MILLER—LELAND—In the Methodist Church, Sonora, Tucumne county, Cal., July 31, 1880, Charles C. Miller of Anaheim to Miss Alice Leahand of Jamaica town, Cal., Rev. D. W. Calles, pastor, officiating. The distention of the stomach which many people feel after eating, may be due to improper mastication of the food; but, in most cases, it indicates a weakness of the digestive organs, the best remedy for which is one of Ayar's Pills, to be taken after dinner. Mr. Sorenson presented a communication asking to be appointed Superintendent of the district at $100 per month, or, if engaged in any "extensive works of irrigation" for the district, he asked $125. After a long discussion as to whether Mr. Sorenson should be appointed Superintendent or assistant to Engineer Kellogg, or whether he should be appointed at all—during which Mr. Spencer took occasion to ask what was meant by the term "extensive works of irrigation," to which Mr. Sorenson replied defining the difference in the salaries, saying that more responsibility would devolve upon him in certain classes of works than in others—Mr. Sorenson was about to be appointed Superintendent at $100 per month, when Engineer Kellogg thought the appointment of Sorenson as Superintendent would be an infringement of his (Kellogg's) authority. Mr. Sorenson said that this would be the last time the district should ever have secured his services—he would never ask the district for another job. Finally the matter was solved by the passage of a resolution empowering Engineer Kellogg to employ an assistant at $100 per month. He has already employed Mr. Sorenson in the capacity of constructing engineer at the salary named. The following bills were approved and ordered paid: O. V. Knowlton, carpenter work ... $38 40 H. C. Kellegg, surveyor ... $40 50 A. B. Calman, salary for July ... $50 09 A. L. Genberger, supplies ... $11 15 Kuchel Broa, printing ... $29 50 Iacka Broa, rent for July ... $12 00 J. S. Gardiner, as art, etc ... $50 06 J. M. Grifith & Co., number ... $42 59 Total ... $638 14 Adjourned to Tuesday next at 10 A.M. The Board of Supervisors met in session at Santa Ana on Monday. The full board. In reference to printing Great Register, two bids were submitted One by the Orange News for 8 cents name, the other from the Santa Ana Press for 15 cents per name. The bid was accepted, and Mr. Fullerton priest of the News, gave the usual bond for the faithful performance of the work. The work will be well done with saying. The Auditor was instructed to make itemized demand upon Los Angeles county for the personal property tax collected by the Assessor of Los Angeles county on personal property in Orange county on the assessment roll of 1890, the sum amounting $2,719 86. The question of fencing up the Fullerton road, submitted by Roadmaster Porter, was referred to the District Attorney to ascertain the power of the Board of Supervisors in the matter. Meers Bundy and Taylor appeared before the board to urge the necessity of an ordination to place an Orange county area at the Chicago world's fair. After discussing the matter the board appropriated sum of $83 334 per month for the fiscal beginning July 1, 1890, for the purpose maintaining a county exhibit at Chicago arrangements can be made to satisfy the board. At Tuesday's meeting the road overseeing Fullerton road district was instructed range with the Stearns Rancho Company opening of the Fullerton and White and Puente road, holding the old right way until a better one is secured. To procure a copy of the survey on route as made last year by Surveyor Stanley Sixty dollars was transferred from General road fund to the Buena Park fund. Petition of Joseph Danner et al., asking that certain streets in Fullerton be abandoned. The petition was once filed and set for hearing on Tuesday September 2. The candidate. Another column this morning will be the announcement of several candidates for county offices, all subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. R. Fetter announces himself as a candidate for the office of Recorder. As yet he is not a competitor, but it is understood that two gentlemen who are willing to attend a small pecuniary testimonial of our dear people are thinking of entering the lists against him. Sheriff, the present incumbent, R. T. Haas and George T. Isley announce themselves. Both are making a rattling noise and have friends on every side. Q. Wickham, County Clerk, announces that he will be a candidate for re-election. Wickham is fortunate enough in not an opponent, but there are whispers, strict q. t., that one or two gentlemen look askance at the Clerk's salary, and are about determined after the race for the fat office. He would think, looking at the good-Wickham, that he lives on anything like fat of the land. This self-attested contented air, which is so prevalent in Wickham's office, is a bad thing for Wickham. It creates the impression that it goes the office. However, he hasn't any interest yet. M. Whigham of Santa Ana announces for Coroner and Public Administrator A. Goodwin and C. F. Hearn are announced. McKelvey of Santa Ana announces as a candidate for District Attorney,vey is Major of the Ninth Regiment, popular both with the militia and of it. Superintendent of Public Instruction assistant incumbent, Mr. Greeley, and J. Van announce themselves. Wood announces himself as a candidate County Surveyor. Survisor Littlefield is the only county who holds over. His term does not last two years, he having been one of long-term Supervisors of Los Angeles before the Act of division. Mr. Wald is an exceedingly fortunate man. Yet there have been no Democratic candidates to announce themselves. The talk of the Santa Ana Democrats is that, as they have two or three hundred major voters in the county, none but the most popular candidates will attend on their ticket. There is a well-known opinion that W. B. Tedford, the former removed Postmaster at Santa Ana, inside track for Clerk, and Supervisor for Aassessor. Both gentlemen Flemington. — The admittance links extensively handmade in its new coat of paint. — The new platinum frame of Cahoon's store and the Bank of Anahaim are things of beauty. — W. R. Harker will remove his harness shop into the Kroger's Hall building on Center street in a couple of weeks. — The Pacific Coast Stampship Company's time schedule for the current month will be found in another column this morning. — Judges Pierce and Fox have been appointed registration clerks for this place, and Hugo Wetzel and W. Starbeck for Pallerton. — The advertisement of the irrigation district in reference to the sale of $300,000 worth of bonds will be found in another column this morning. — We welcome the Santa Ana Herald to our exchange table. Under the editorship of Messrs. McDill & son it bids fair to be a better paper than it was before. — The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District will set as a Board of Equalization on September 3 and continue in service until the district's assessment is equalized. — Rev. J. H. Harwood, D. D., principal of the Orange County Collegiate Institute, gives notice in our advertising columns this morning that the college will open on Monday, September 8th, next. — Joseph Helmsen is now established in his new Daylight Store, and is happy. Joseph was presenting his customers with imported cigars in commemoration of his moving. His new store is a "daisy." — The brigade encampment has been abandoned, owing to the bad condition of affairs in the Seventh Regiment. Permission will be granted, however, for a regimental encampment if the request should be made. — J. B. McCullough, who returned yesterday from the Grand Army Encompartment at Coronado, desires us to say that the encampment will not break up until Monday next. All those contemplating a visit should attend before that time. — At the Democratic primary held on Saturday last the following delegates were elected to go to the County Convention, which will be held at Santa Ana next Saturday: John Everharty, J. Schneider, Geo. Horr, F. A. Korn and Chas. Hilmer. PERSONAL MILANOK Sariff Harris and Major Melanoy were in town for a short time on Tuesday. Miss Jettie Arthur of Pendleton is visiting in town, the guest of Mrs. Victor Remainne. Gene D. Wright took a trip to The James last Saturday and returned home on Tuesday. L. Redlich of Orangutheps has our thanks for several large pears and apples grown on his plant. Chen Bailey of the Olinda ranch returned home last week from an extended trip into Arizona and Mexico. Richard Melrose leaves for Sacramento on Saturday morning, and will be gone from his office for about two weeks. Matt Everhardy was unfortunate enough to seriously cat the thumb of his left hand one day last week while cutting meat. Brothers Fullerton of the Orange News and Harvey of the Monrovia Messenger were callers at this office on Friday of last week. Dr. Ballard visited the Hotel del Corona-do during the week, in search of health and recreation. He returned home yesterday, but leaves for the big hotel again to-day. Col. Meansmore of Orange was over on a little business trip yesterday. The Colonial seaward politics entirely, but may have more to say on that score later in the campaign. Madame Helena Modjeska, the Countess Bozentsa, is preparing for a grand reception at her country home in the mountains of Santiago, to which the people of Anaheim and Santa Ana who have entertained her, are to be invited. Mr. Meyer of St. Antonio, Texas, a wine dealer who has purchased wines here for several years past, is in town again. He has purchased several thousand gallons of sweet wines in this vicinity, which he will ship to Texas. Curtis Cusey, once the pride of the baseball bleachers, left on the San Diego train on Tuesday, saying that he was going to Australia. Several creditors in town would be pleased to interview him for a brief period. H. Hayward of this place, who went to Iowa some weeks ago to see his son, who was rapidly failing in health, returned last week. His son expired shortly after he reached his sails. A year ago Mr. Hayward lost a daughter. He has the sympathy of his neighbors. The Gilman Walnut Corp. A cremum of all in leave-crament Report, HEI CELE S URING week we give the peop and vicinity BAR Historical newspaper page with headings and paragraphs detailing various topics such as the expansion of railroad routes, the impact of the Civil War on California, and the development of supervisors in the state. Headlines include: - "County Division Expenses" - "Report of the Committee on Partition, once to the division of Los Angeles was submitted to the Boards of Suits of Los Angeles and Orange county on Friday last." - "Thirty-four and three dollars was allowed by the county as half expenses of the town in partition, and a discussion in regard to the alleged depreciated cost of the new courthouse property." - "Commissioners' report was approved, request that the commissioners be bring in a supplementary report, Orange county its share of the imputa on the County Poor Farm." - "The city is indebted to the old in the sum 100." Body text includes: - "Matter of the expense of Los Angeles for running Orange county from January 1889 to August 1, 1889, $11,375 proposed that Los Angeles make a demand, that the Orange board take council which would govern the latter board in the matter." - "Of Disabled Tractionmen. California Southern Railroad will run from Los Angeles to San Juan on Sunday next for the benefit of tractionmen. The train will stop at Orange and Santa Ana for pass-fare from Anaheim for the round trip." - "The Seventh Infantry Band ofales will accompany the excursion who contemplate an outing on that day go on the excursion and lend their to a worthy cause. All trainmen live more or less at stake at all they are a brave and deserving set and those members of their fraternity been disabled in the service are assistance on the part of the public." - "A big delegation from Anaheim, benefit of the disabled tractionmen." Additional content includes: - "Curtis Cusey, once the pride of the baseball bleachers, left on the San Diego train on Tuesday, saying that he was going to Australia. Several creditors in town would be pleased to interview him for a brief period." - "H. Hayward of this place, who went to Iowa some weeks ago to see his son, who was rapidly failing in health, returned last week. His son expired shortly after he reached his side. A year ago Mr. Hayward lost a daughter. He has the sympathy of his neighbors." - "The Gilman Walnut Crop. The Gilman walnut crop was sold yesterday to F. H. Keith, who represented Thacker Bros. The price was agreed by the several bidders to be held in confidence, but it is understood to be about 9 cents or a little over. There were five bidders after the crop, F. H. Keith, S. Littlefield and Cook & Langley of this place, and one firm at Los Angeles and another at San Francisco. Mr. Gilman figures his crop at twenty tons, but as he is very conservative calculator, it is believed by many that the crop will go above that amount. At 9 cents Mr. Gilman will receive $3,600 for his crop. His oranges brought him upwards of $7,000, and his deciduous fruit will go to about $1,000. The income of the orchard this year will thus amount to nearly if not quite $12,000. Very good for "dull times."" - "A reporter of THE GAZETTE asked several of the bidders yesterday what the price paid was, but each declined to give the desired information. He was informed, however, that the lowest bid was $4 cents per pound. It is possible the price paid may go even higher than 10 cents." - "Look in Anaheim Pharmacy and get Hilbard's Rheumatic Syrup, a sure and reliable remedy for rheumatism." - "Barbed wire is the cheapest fencing known. To make it so, always keep a bottle of Farmers' Healing Liniment on hand. It prevents proud flesh, keeps flies away, beaks rapidly and well. W. M. Higgins, Druggist." - "First-class work at Schauman's blacksmith shop. Satisfaction guaranteed." - "Harker's Harness Shop. W. R. Harker keeps a full line of everything found in a first-class harness shop: Whips, Robes, Blankets, Saddles, Curry Combes, Brushes, etc. Call and see him and inspect his goods." - "St. Jacobs Oil Cures Promptly and Permanently Rheumatism." - "For 20 Years Pilot Knob, Mo., September 8, 1888 I suffered with chronic rheumatism in my knees and ankles for twenty years and had to use crutches. I was treated at time by several doctors, but was finally cured by St. Jacob Oil. Have had no return of pain in three years. HENRY P. TRAVERS." - "Chronic Cases 40 Years' Standing Cure." Board of Supervisors. Board of Supervisors met in regular Santa Ana on Monday. Present board. In reference to printing the register, two bids were submitted: the Orange News for 8 cents per name. The former accepted, and Mr. Fullerton, pro-News, gave the usual bond for performance of the work. That will be well done goes without editor was instructed to make an demand upon Los Angeles county personal tax collected bybor of Los Angeles county on parity in Orange county on the roll of 1890, the sum amounting toation of fencing up the Fullerton street road, submitted by Roadmaster is referred to the District Attorney on the power of the Board of Superhe master. Bundy and Taylor appeared before to urge the necessity of an appro-piece an Orange county exhibit cago world’s fair. After discuss-matter the board appropriated the $333 per month for the fiscal year July 1, 1890, for the purpose of being a county exhibit at Chicago, if cents can be made to the satisfaction ord. Today’s meeting the road overseer of road district was instructed to ar-tect the Stearns Rancho Company for lodging of the Fullerton and Whittier road, holding the old right of a better one is secured. Also is a copy of the survey on said made last year by Survayor Stafford. Dollars was transferred from the fund to the Buena Park road of Joseph Danner et al., asking for the vicinity of North Anaheim and big North street in the city of Ana-the Clark was directed to inform them that said petition would rederation upon the deeds of right filed. Of Fullerton Land and Trust Co. ing that certain streets in Fullerton land. The petition was ordered not appear. Both ladies were efficient teachers and very popular with their scholars. Miss Baker’s name, also, does not appear in the list of teachers for the West Anaheim school. These ladies will all be missed. —Letters for the following persons remain uncalled for at the Postoffice: Frank Corrlin, Edw. Crowe, Pat Claer, Mrs. George Dutton, F. Freeman, Jennie Gassen, Mrs. Mary Graham, O. L. Green, C. Harrison, M. A. Lindskon, Herman Kempt, Grant McCabe, A. H. Pettigrew, R. Peralta, F. Reinhardt, Dr. J. L. Rollin, Thos. F. Williams, Samuel S. Wood, Ralph E. West. Frank Ey has sold twenty acres on Placeenta avenue, opposite the Gilman orchard, to George II. Nesbet of Chicago, who has just returned from Australia, where he went on a visit with his family for the benefit of his wife’s health. Mr. Neesbet has already begun the erection of a residence en his property, and will bring his family here to reside permanently when his house is finished. Thus our valley is settling up with desirable people. Mrs. J. M. Loveland of the Bolsas has presented us with two beautiful shell-flower bouquets, for which she has our thanks. The flowers have a tint so delicate and natural that it is almost impossible to believe they were made from shells until a close inspection is made. The lady is an acknowledged artist in the line of making shell flowers. We have never seen anything so lovely as her shell bouquets. At the solicitation of a number of citizens of Anaheim, Drs. McCoy & Purnell of Santa Ana have decided to establish a branch office at Anaheim. After this date Dr. Purnell will be in Anaheim on Thursday and Fridays of each week. Office over Langenberger’s store. To those who desire their services this will be a great convenience. Their Santa Ana office is open during business hours every day. The appointment of teachers for the ensuing school year has been made by the County School Superintendent. B. R. Crogan will be principal of the Anaheim schools, the other teachers being Miss Jennie A. Burton, Miss Minnie Perlay, Miss Helen M. Maada, Miss Hattie L. Parker and Miss Laura S. Jonas. The Centralia school will be taught by Miss Clara McPherson. Edwin Clark is the only teacher so far named for the Fullerton school, his assistant being undecided upon as yet. The Orangeshorpe school will be taught by M. R. Peddleton. Mr. Billings and Miss Walker will teach at Placentia, and R. A. Morton at Yorba. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels coats, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG STRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CA GUINVILLE, NY NEW YORK, N.Y. Pilot Knob, Mo., September 8, 1898. I suffered with chronic rheumatism in my knees and ankles for twenty years and had to use crutches. I was treated at time by several doctors, but was finally cured by St. Jacob's Oil. Have had no return of pain in three years. HENRY P. TRAVERS. Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured. THE GOOD OFFICE OF: STJACO'S OIL applied frequently, will cure NEURALGIA. 126 Sackett St., Brooklyn, N.Y., Jan 31, 1890. I was taken with neurologia in side and suffered 6 months. I was given up by doctors, but was cured by St Jacob's Oil. MICHAEL McGINN. AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., BROOKLYN. RESC Cash on hand. Billis receivable. Real estate. Miscellaneous Stock Bank lot, building and Due from other banks LIAB Due depositors Due other banks Capital stock paid up Reserve Fund Undivided profits STATE OF CALIFORNIA Orange o Plez James, President of the Bank of Anaduly sworn says that thacorrect. Subscribed and sworn July, 1890. STATEMENT O BANK OF OF THE AMOUNT O GOLD Capital Paid up in Gold Reserve Fund STATE OF CALIFORNIA Piez James, President of the Bank of Anaduly sworn says that thacorrect. Subscribed and sworn July, 1890. City S Center Street (Opnent) A NA A.L.L. ProprietTHE STARLES ANd most commensal ention will be guild hieThe charte in all comment ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of turmeric baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength. U.S. Government Report, August 17, 1889. HELLER'S GRAND CELEBRATION SALE! DURING THE COMING week we have determined to give the people of Orange county and vicinity the benefit of grand bargains. Sale of Bonds. Anahaim, Irrigation District, Orange County, Cal. NOTICE IN MEMORY OF THE MISSING OF ALL IN LEAVENING STRength. U.S. Government Report, August 17, 1889. 13TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. In this year, at 2 o'clock a.m., of mid-day, and on the highest point of the United States, the highest point of the American continent, the highest point of the continental shelf, the highest point of the ocean floor, the highest point of the atmosphere, the highest point of the earth's crust, the highest point of the moon's orbit, the highest point of the sun's rays, the highest point of the moon's orbit, the highest point of the sun's rays, the highest point of the moon's orbit, the highest point of the sun's rays, the highest point of the moon's orbit, the highest point of the sun's rays, the highest point of the moon's orbit, the highest point of the sun's rays, the highest point of the moon's orbit, the highest point of the sun's rays, M. J. BUNDY, 419 North Main Street. Santa Ana, - Cal. 1 quart Fruit Cans at 50 cents per dozen. 2 quart Fruit Cans at 70 cents per dozen. Wax Strings at 5 cts. per dozen. Spring hinges for screen doors at 15 cents per pair. Green Wire Cloth per bolt at 2 cents per square foot. Green Wire Cloth CUT at 2¼ cents per square foot. Iron Turbine Windmills, 8 feet, at $45. Iron Turbine Windmills, 10 feet, at $55. Iron Turbine Windmills, 12 feet, at $75. Good Grass Seythes at 60 Cents. Seythe Snaths at...50 ... BARGAINS IN Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Etc., Etc., Etc. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend this Grand Celebration of our Bargain Sale. D. HELLER, 116 Fourth Street. Santa Ana, Cal. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF ANAHEIM AT THE OPENING OF BUSINESS ON TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1890. RESOURCES. Cash on hand ... $0,059 24 Bills receivable ... $0,023 36 Real estate ... $19,109 72 Miscellaneous Stock ... 4,019 15 Bank lot, building and fixtures ... 0,300 60 Due from other banks ... 2,150 89 LIABILITIES. Dues depositors ... $50,458 22 Dues other banks ... 2,716 23 Capital stock paid up ... 20,000 60 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION! Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim will meet as a Board of Equalization on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 11th, 12th and 13th day of August, 1890, at the City Hall, in the City of Anaheim, at 3 o'clock p.m., on each of said days, for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll of the City of Anaheim for the current year. By order of the Board of Trustees. MAX NEBELUNG. City Clerk. Anaheim, July 23, 1890. HOME INDUSTRY. ANAHEIM LAGER BEER. By the Schooner Load. 121 Men Wanted To Unload Schooners at the Fountain Saloon Anaheim Bottled Beer! BY THE BOTTLE OR DOZEN. BANK OF ANAHEIM AT THE OPENING OF BUSINESS ON TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1890. RESOURCES. Cash on hand ... $6,059 24 Bills receivable ... 90,023 36 Real estate ... 19,109 72 Miscellaneous Stock ... 4,619 15 Bank lot, building and fixtures ... 6,300 60 Due from other banks ... 2,150 89 LIABILITIES. Due depositors ... $90,458 22 Due other banks ... 2,716 23 Capital stock paid up ... 20,000 00 Reserve Fund ... 16,000 00 Undivided profits ... 1,688 61 STATE OF CALIFORNIA Orange county. Plez James, President, GEO. V. HORR, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this last day of July, 1890. RICHARD MELROSE, Notary Public. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF ANAHEIM OF THE AMOUNT OF CAPITAL PAID UP IN GOLD COIN. Capital Paid up in Gold Coin ... $20,000 09 Reserve Fund ... 10,000 00 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Orange. Plez James, President, GEO. V. HORR, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this last day of July, 1890. RICHARD MELROSE, Notary Public. City Stables, Center Street (Opposite Kronger's Block) ANAHEIM. A. L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THREE STABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED AND most accommodations in the town, and special at stations will be paid by Boarding and Grounding barges. The charge in all cases will be reasonable. Single and Double Teams Parished on short notice, and so refusal drivers, familiar with the summary, supplied when required. The motions of the public respectfully solicited. 121 Men Wanted To Unload Schooners at the Fountain Saloon Anaheim Bottled Beer! BY THE BOTTLE OR DOZEN. For Sale by N. HART At Fountain Saloon, Anaheim. I will pay 25 cents per dozen for bottles returned. Notice to Creditors. STATE OF AGNES M. McGUFFIE, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Agnes M. McGuuffie, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the office of Richard Melrose, attorney-at-law, Center street, Anaheim, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the county of Orange. AMY J. SMITH, Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Agnes M. Mcguuffie, deceased. Dated at Anaheim, July 18, 1890. Richard Melrose attorney for estate. ANAHEIM Pharmacy DR. D. W. HUNT, PROPRIETOR. General Dealer in Drugs and Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Bruises, Hair Oil, Shoulder Brasses, Trusses. Prescriptions accurately compounded day or night. Full line of Paints and Oils constantly on hand. Sole agent for Morris Poultry Cure. Also constantly on hand a full line of Havana Cigars and Tobacco.