anaheim-gazette 1890-10-02

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK. Republican Whoop-Up and Signal Gun. Senator W. W. Bowers of San Diego, Republican nominee for Congressman from this district, and Hon. J. B. Reddick, Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, addressed the people of Anaheim last evening on the political issues of the day. A speaker at a stand had been erected on the vacant lot at the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets. A salute of forty anvils was fired, and a large and enthusiastic crowd of people from the city and the countryside were present to attend the whoop up. Messrs. Bowers and Reddick and J. R. Hebbron, Republican candidate for member of the State Board of Equalization in the Fourth District, had addressed a meeting of people at San Diego on Tuesday evening. Messrs. Reddick and Hebbron arrived at Santa Ana on yesterday morning's San Diego Express. They remained visiting friends until late in the afternoon, when they drove to Anaheim in company with E. D. Cooke and F. K. Ludlow of Santa Ana. Senator Bowers arrived on the 8 o'clock San Diego Express, and was met at the depot by a delegation of Republicans. The military band discoursed martial music and the crowd began to gather shortly after 7 o'clock. The avail firing punctuated the music with good effect, and the Markham rose blossomed out in all its fragrance. The meeting was called to order shortly after 8 o'clock by F. K. Ludlow. Supervisor Battlefield was elected Chairman of the meeting, and the following list of Vice Presidents was read: Frank Ey, Dr. Bullard, A. E. Hendricks, Thao Renner, E. J. Pallegrin and W. A. Witte of Anaheim, F. K. Ludlow and E. D. Cooke of Santa Ana, Dr. Spencer and H. A. Ford of Fullerton, J. B. McCullough of Placentia, W. G. Potter of Centralia, Dr. McCoy of Westminster, H. K. Small of Olive and Dave Nichols of Garden Grove. The platform was gayly decorated with red, white and blue hunting. In front of the platform a large streamer bore the inscription "Our Candidates—For Governor, H. H. Markham." For Lieutenant Governor, A Grand Ball. The Native Daughters are making preparations for their ball to be given on the evening of October 29th. Our young ladies are always very successful in giving entertainments, and promise that the evening ball will eclipse anything attempted here in that line for a long time past. We predict that it will be an especially "swagger" affair. To those faint-hearted young gentlemen, who have been unnecessarily frightened by the report that they would be required to appear at the ball in a dress suit apiece, the young ladies desire to say that the report is altogether unfounded. Those gentlemen who always appear in dress suits, including the Gazette's society reporter, will wear dress suits, of course, if they want to be. But all gentlemen who receive invitations to attend the ball will use their own judgment as to the character of their apparel—they may wear trousers decollete from below, or jackets decollete from above, or both. They may wear suspenders to their pants, or may roll them up at the bottom. They will be required to appear in costumes and trousers, besides the other usual paraphernalia of gent's day-time apparel. Comb your hair, boys, currycomb your teeth, take a brisk walk in the open air to steady your nerves, boys, and then go to the ball and dance with the prettiest girls in the room. But don't be frightened by the talk about dress suits, blew your little soals. If you're lucky enough to get an invitation, wear the best you've got and go in for a good time. Sixth District Fair. In another column will be found the advertisement of the eleventh annual fair of the Sixth District Agricultural Association of Los Angeles, which begins October 14th and continues to the 18th. The agricultural and horticultural exhibition will be held at the Chamber of Commerce, and a splendid speed programme is being arranged to take place at the fair grounds at Agricultural Park. Arrangements are progressing in a very satisfactory manner for the fair. The space at the Chamber of Commerce is now limited and all who purpose making an exhibit should not delay in making application to Frank Wiggins, the Superintendent of the horticultural and agricultural display. The Directors anticipate that the stock and cattle exhibit will be worth coming a long way to see this year. Secretary Benjamin is booming this department. Entries for the running and trotting events are coming in from all over California, and high-class sport will be the order of the week. Ladies intending to compete for the prize in the equaterian tournament should send in their names to the Secretary. The programmes of the week's sport will be ready for publication in the next issue of this paper. PERSONAL MEET Mr. Matt Krueshardy is and relatives in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Runge visited friends and relied on Sunday. Nicholas Bolen of Redondo in town on Tuesday, and call as this office. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cadman visited with Mr. and Mrs., during the week. G. G. Granley, who has been part of the State for several returned to Anahaim. The Amerige brothers have Fallerton, after a four month friendship and relatives in Boston. A. McDermont of Fallerton Monday from an extended trip Indiana and other Eastern States/Timothy Carroll left yesterday to attend the meeting of this Society, which convenes this day/Denon Baker of the Santa Ana drive through town on Sunday returning home from his ranch/Col. Messmore of Orange day, shaking hands with friend-born He will be a candidate Attorney before the Democrat Robert McPherson, candidate embody, subject to the decem Assembly Convention, was look political fences in town on Tuesday making a spirited fight for them. W. R. McIntosh of Santa Ana one day last week, feeling the pain of people. They say McIntosh running for office on the Democrat but he has not yet been persuaded name go before the convention. W. G. McPherson of McPherson at this office on Wednesday two weeks. He had just arrived from Tulare county, where he is sure he is picking, curing and packing He expects to return to Hanif days. H. A. Young, Republican county Assosor, was a caller at one day last week. He says in the Centra Costa method of assos if the people want it, he will in system and go to Contra Costa expense to learn the method.Ma gentleman of amiable qualities a vigorous canvas, and is altogether with the outlook. The meeting was called to order shortly after 8 o'clock by F. K. Ludlow, Supervisorattlefield was elected Chairman of the meeting, and the following list of Vice Presidents was read: Frank Ey, Dr. Bullard, A. E. Hendricks, Thom Rouser, E. J. Pellegrin and W. A. Write of Anaheim, F. K. Ludlow and E. D. Cooke of Santa Ana, Dr. Spencer and H. A. Ford of Fullerton, J. B. McCullough of Placentia, W. G. Patter of Centralia, Dr. McLoy of Westminster, H. K. Small of Olive and Dave Nichols of Garden Grove. The platform was gayly decorated with red, white and blue hunting. In front of the platform a large streamer bore the inscription "Our Candidates—For Governor, H. H. Markham, For Lieutenant-Governor, J. B. Rodlick, For Congress, Senator W. Bowers." The first speaker of the evening was Mr. Rodlick. He was followed by Senator Bowers. Mr. Hebbron spoke last. Each speech was frequently interrupted by applause. All were latened to with wrap attention. Unfortunately the lateness of the hour precludes the possibility of our giving a more extended report of the speeches. Mr. Rodlick is a pleasant-faced gentleman who hails from the far-famed county of Calaveras. As he sat in his carriage before the speaker's stand yesterday afternoon, shortly after his arrival from Santa Ana, he looked the picture of good health and contentment. Mr. Hebbron, a Monterey farmer, is distinguished looking gentleman. Both have been met by crowds of Republicans during their trip through the State, and both are making votes wherever they go. They are confident of the election of the Republican ticket in November. Messrs. Rodlick, Hebbron, Ludlow and Cooke were entertained at dinner last evening by Captain Wood. The two first named gentlemen expressed great confidence with the canvass as it had thus far progressed, and anticipated a glorious victory in November. The distinguished visitors called at this office last evening, where they were met by a number of the Republicans of the valley. They leave this morning for Visalia, where a Republican meeting will be held this evening. County Clerk Wickham and W. S. Taylor were among the Santa Ana visitors. The Assembly Convention The Seventy-eighth Assembly District Convention, which was to have met at Music Hall this morning to nominate an Assemblyman, has been postponed until next Saturday. The reason for this postponement is the inability of the Los Angeles Republican County Convention to name their set of delegates in time to attend the convention today. The Los Angeles convention met yesterday, and have not yet concluded their labors. Their delegates to the Assembly Convention will probably be named today. The nomination for Assemblyman has almost gone a-begging. Dr. Spencer would have had a walk-over for the nomination, but he was compelled by his private business interests, to withdraw from the contest. The name of F. G. Ryan was then proposed and met with favor, but he also was compelled to decline the honor, because of a non-sufficient term of residence. The law requires an Assemblyman to be a resident of his district for three years, and Mr. Ryan lacks a month, we believe, of filling that requirement. The candidates to come before the convention are Robert McPherson of McPherson and S. M. Craddick of Orange. Geo. Hayford of Santa Ana also aspires to the nomination. The Prohibits met in convention at Santa Ana on Monday and nominated the following county ticket: District Attorney, E. K. Koech of Santa Ana; Sheriff, Geo. M. Doyle or Santa Ana; Clerk, Fred. Saxton of Santa Ana; Auditor, Geo. Mack of Westminster; Recorder, C.E.Way of El Modena; Tax Collector, C.C.Collina of Santa Ana; Assessor, Wiley Harris of Orange; Surveyor, F.Olmsted of Santa Ana; Superintendent of Schools, J.A.Pope of Santa Ana; Treasurer, F.S.Hell, Santa Ana; Coroner, L.C.Thompson of Tustin; Assemblyman, Aaron-Huddleston of Santa Ana. No candidate for Superior Judge has yet been named. A County Central Committee was appointed, but by a singular coincidence Anaheim was given no representation on it whatever. We suggest that Peter Huff rise up and explain why this is thusly. Farmers' Alliance Meeting The official organizer of the National Farmers' Alliance of America, Mrs. Anna F., Smith, will speak at a free public meeting at Kroeger's-Hall to-morrow afternoon. All the farmers should attend, as it is desirable that Anaheim should form an alliance in order to be represented at the County Alliance Convention to be held in Los Angeles on October 4th. The Alliance now claims nearly four million members and expects to force Congress to consider the interests of agriculture more favorably in the future than it has done in the past. Buenas Park Notes Rev. Mr. Cash of Los Angeles preached for the Congregationalists last Sunday. The L.M.A.S.met at Mrs. Whitaker's last Thursday. Arrangements were made for a grand quiling party at Whitaker's Hall today. Lunch will be served at noon. Mr.Wagner has been spending the week at Garden Grove. Mr.Adamson of Los Angeles was in town Monday buying hogs. The Y.P.L.C.E.will hold a social at the home of Mrs.D.J.Young Friday evening. This society is increasing in numbers rapidly. The meetings are well attended. Last Sunday was held a consecration meeting. The roll-call was responded to very promptly by the active members. Miss Jennie Neebum is going to Los Angeles to attend school. Leora Spidell is attending the Sister's school in Anaheim. Mrs.Spangler from Oregon has been visiting her sister,Mrs.Spidell.She returned to her home last week. The Condensed Milk and Coffee Company shipped a hundred cases of milk to China last week.Everybody likes the milk and coffee,and it is meeting with great favor wherever it is introduced.The Orange County Molasses Company is doing finely,turning out lots of syrup. There is a free Methodist church all who purpose making an exhibition should not delay in making application to Frank Wiggins,the Superintendent of the horticultural and agricultural display.The Directors anticipate that the stock and cattle exhibit will be worth coming a long way to see this year.Secretary Benjamin is booming this department.Entries for the running and trotting events are coming in from all over California,and high-class sport will be the order of the week.Ladies intending to compete for the prize in the squaterian tournament should send in their names to the Secretary.The programme of the week's sport will be ready for publication in the next issue of this paper. Cold Water Pollutants The Prohibits met in convention at Santa Ana on Monday and nominated the following county ticket:District Attorney,E.K.Koech of Santa Ana;Sheriff,GEO.M.Doyle or Santa Ana;Clerk,Fred.Saxton of Santa Ana;Auditor,GEO.Mack of Westminster;Recorder,C.E.Way of El Modena;Tax Collector,C.C.Collina of Santa Ana;AssessorWiley Harris of Orange;Surveyor,F.Olmsted of Santa Ana;Superintendent of SchoolsJ.A.Pope of Santa Ana;Treasurer,F.S.Hell,Santa Ana;Coroner,L.C.Thompson of Tustin;Assemblyman,Aaron-Huddleston of Santa Ana. No candidate for Superior Judge has yet been nommed.A County Central Committee was appointed,buty a singular coincidence Anaheim was given no representation on it whatever.We suggest that Peter Huff rise up and explain why this is thusly. Farmers' Alliance Meeting The official organizer of the National Farmers' Alliance of America,Mrs.Anna F.,Smithwill speak at a free public meeting at Kroeger's-Hall to-morrow afternoon.Allthefarmersshouldattend.asitisdesirablethatAnaheimshouldformanallianceinordertobepresentatetheCountyAllianceConventiontoheldinLosAngelesonOctober4th.TheAlliancenowclaimsnearlyfourmillionmembersandexpectstoforceCongresstoconsidertheinterestsofagriculturemorefavorablyinthefuturethanithasdoneinthepast. Buenas Park Notes Rev.Mr.CashofLosAngelespreachedfortheCongregationalistslastSunday. TheL.M.A.S.metAtMrs.Witaker'slastThursdayArrangementsweremadefora GrandquilingpartiatWhitaker'SHalltoday.Lunchwillbeservedatnoon.MrWagnerhasbeenspendingtheweekatGardenGrove.MrAdamsonofLosAngeleswasintownMondaybuyinghogsg.TheY.P.L.C.E.willholdasocialatthehomeofMrs.D.J.YoungFridayavengiationthissocietyisincreasinginnumbersrapidly.Themeetingsarewellattended.LastSundaywasheldaconecrationmeeting.Theroll-callwasrespondedtotypermotbytheactivemembers.MissJennieNeebumisgoingtoLosAngelestoattendschool.leoraSpidellisattendingtheSister'sschoolinaAnaheim.Mrs.SpanglerfromOregonhasbeenvisitinghersister,Mrs.Spidell.Shereturnedtorherhomelastweek.TheCondensedMilkandCoffeeCompanyshippedahundreducedmilktoChinalastweek.Everybodylikesthemilkandcoffee,anditismeetingwithgreatfavorwhereveritisintroduced.TheOrangeCountyMolassesCompanyisdoiningfinely,turningoutlotsofsyrup. 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on Saturday. Both tickets contained the names of John Everhart, J. J. Schaeider, Chas. Schindler and F. A. Korn, the Democracy of all of whom was acceptable to both factions of the local untrified. There were five delegates to be sent, and the honor of being the fifth delegate was contested by Chas. Hilmer and Frank Steadman, each supported by the rival "butcher faction." The local Democracy rent was to the core. There were more butchers on the streets than would patch the Chicago stockyards for a mile. One factionist said the other crowd had voted about thirty Mexicans who came into town a couple of weeks ago to pack the Republican caucus. When the smoke of battle cleared away at 5 o'clock in the evening, it was seen that 98 votes had been polled, of which Hillmer and Steadman had received 49 each. As the fight resulted in a draw, Anaheim will probably be entitled to six delegates in the convention, each of the two baltimore being given half a vote. Meanwhile the price of beef remains the same. A Fine Piece of Work. E. W. Champlain has completed a hand-some and very serviceable cabinet for Secretary Gardiner of the irrigation district. The work reflects credit upon its maker, and adds greatly to the appearance of the Secretary's office. The cabinet will be used for the filing of papers, documents, etc., belonging to the district and for the safekeeping of the books of the office. Some of the carpenter work lately done for the district is of such poor quality that the expenditure for it was but little better than money thrown away. If all this work were given to competent mechanics, like Mr. Champlain, the people of the district would be better satisfied, there would be no late yet. The roll-call was responded to very promptly by the active members. Miss Jennie Neebum is going to Los Angeles to attend school. Leora Spidell is attending the Sister's school in Anaheim. Mrs. Spangler from Oregon has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Spidell. She returned to her home last week. The Condensed Milk and Coffee Company shipped a hundred cases of milk to China last week. Everybody likes the milk and coffee, and it is meeting with great favor wherever it is introduced. The Orange County Molasses Company is doing finely turning out lots of syrup. There is a free Methodist camp meeting being held in Orangethorpe avenue. It is well attended and the leaders are earnestly working in the good cause. They expect to remain three weeks. Mrs. Dugass and her sons returned to Los Angeles last week. They have been guests of Mrs. Wagner. Richard Archibald has moved into his new cottage on Orangethorpe avenue. Mr. Thompson has moved into the place recently occupied by K. C. Archibald. Miss Eva Archibald returned from Los Angeles last Saturday. Whitaker and Deering are shipping lots of chickens and eggs. Carl Eytel has returned from his vacation and is again on his ranch. He has some fine sketches of the places in Southern California that he visited. BUENA. The Official Figures. A Washington dispatch says that the canals office has made public the following figures of population in Southern California: County: 1802 1806 Increase Ivy: 3,544 2,925 614 Los Angeles: 101,410 36,361 68,029 Orange (new): 13,554 San Bernardino: 26,456 7,795 17,790 San Diego: 34,074 8,016 28,000 Santa Barbara: 15,729 8,513 6,247 Ventura: 10,005 4,078 4,002 The population for the whole district in 264,075. In 1880 the population was 67,229. The increase is 137,376 or 204.12 per cent. The Consul General announces the population of cities as follows: Los Angeles 6394, increase of 39,211; San Diego 16,153, increase of 18,516; Santa Barbara 5,849, increase of 2,389. Queen Victoria has a remarkably fine head of hair, for a lady of her age; but her nose, the Prince of Wales, is quite bald. Had he used Ayer's Hair Vigor earlier in life, his head might, to-day, have been as well covered as that of his royal mother. It's not too late yet. The facilities of the present day for production of everything that will come to material welfare and comfort of young lady's seventeenth birthday. Among those present were Mr. and M.Dresser, Miss Annie Drummes, Miss B.Hofer, Miss Josie Drummes; Miss Danner, Conrad Stickle; August Back Chris Saalwechter. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for production of everything that will come to material welfare and comfort of young lady's seventeenth birthday. Among those present were Mr. and M.Dresser, Miss Annie Drummes, Miss B.Hofer, Miss Josie Drummes; Miss Danner, Conrad Stickle; August Back Chris Saalwechter. W.A.Hilmer's market is supplied fine lambs for his customers. PERSONAL MELANGE. Mrs. Matt Kewhardy in visiting friends and relatives in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rumpan of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday. Nicholas Bolen of Redondo was a visitor in town on Tuesday, and made a pleasant call at this office. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cadman of Los Angeles visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cadman during the week. G. G. Greeley, who has been in the northern part of the State for several weeks, has returned to Anaheim. The Amerige brothers have returned to Fallerton, after a four months' visit with friends and relatives in Boston. A. McDermont of Fallerton returned on Monday from an extended trip through Iowa, Indiana and other Eastern States. Timothy Carroll left yesterday for Rialto to attend the meeting of the Pomological Society, which convene this morning. Descon Baker of the Santa Ana Standard drove through town on Sunday afternoon, returning home from his ranch near Fullerton. Col. Messmore of Orange was over on Sunday, shaking hands with friends and neighbors. He will be a candidate for District Attorney before the Democratic convention. Robert McPherson, candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the assembly Convention, was looking after his political fences in town on Tuesday. He is taking spirited fight for the nomination. W. R. McIntosh of Santa Ana was in town on day last week, feeling the political-pulse of the people. They say Mc is desirous of naming office on the Democratic ticket, it he has not yet been persuaded to let his name go before the convention. W. G. McPherson of McPherson called this office on Wednesday evening of last week. He had just arrived from Hanford, close county, where he is superintending picking, curing and packing of rains. Expects to return to Hanford in a few days. M. A. Young, Republican candidate forenty Assessor, was a caller at this office day last week. He says, in reference to Centra Costa method of assessment, that he people want it, he will introduce the term and go to Contra Costa at his own sense to learn the method. Mr. Young is gentleman of amiable qualities, is making gerons canvas, and is altogether satisfied with the outlook. Kleinigiter. Art you register all registration comes on October 21st, and unless you shall have registered by that time you will not be permitted to vote at the coming election. The Great Register must be destroyed on July 16th, in compliance with law, and a new registration ordered. Unlawful you register you cannot vote. Whisper it softly! Another wedding is on the tapin. S-e-a-h! Mr. Ball advertise good postage, with plenty of artisan water, we run each month of town. The foreclosure summons in the case of Daniel Preman va. S. H. Dillenor and others is advertised this morning. We acknowledge the receipt of the premium list of the first annual expiration of the Orange County Fair Association. The bond registers for the irrigation district, two large and superb volumes, have arrived. Each is a splendid specimen of the binder's art. Fred Crist advertises that his fall and winter goods have arrived, and that he is ready to make suits in the latest styles at prices that defy competition. The Santa Ana Herald now appears as an evening Republican daily. It "pitches into" the pigwidgeon Free Press, and is making things hum generally. The Republican County Central Committee will hold an important meeting at Judge Marks' office at Santa Ana on Saturday next. A full attendance of members is requested. Gustav Davis advertises this morning that he buys and sells grain, dried fruit, fawls, etc. Call and see him if you wish to purchase or dispose of anything in his line. Read his advertisement. The first rain of the season fall on Saturday morning. The weather was showery during the day, and rain fell quite heavily during the afternoon and evening. On Sunday and Monday the clouds were overcast, rain falling at intervals. Precipitation, 17 inches. There is some talk of persuading Adolph Rimpan to consent to run for County Clark on the Democratic ticket. As yet, however, he has not given his consent, preferring to remain in the private walks of life. Dolph would run like a quarter horse, but would have a hard man to beat. Among the new political announcements to be found in our columna this morning is that of Theo. Lacy of Santa Ana who M. A. Young, Republican candidate for County Assessor, was a caller at this office day last week. He says, in reference to Centra Costa method of assessment, that the people want it, he will introduce the them and go to Centra Costa at his own house to learn the method. Mr. Young is gentleman of amiable qualities, is making generous canvass, and is altogether satisfied the outlook. A. Peabody, editor of our esteemed temporary, the Santa Ana Blade, who is also being a talented newspaper gentleman of quite a mechanical turn of mind, has granted a patent for a fence post, which merits go for anything, should bring him big pile. The invention is nothing more than a long-felt want, and needs but known to be adopted everywhere. We get a free fence for that puff, H. A. Fullerton Items. MITOR GAZETTE. The sound of the corral is heard nowadays in this vicinity, line of loaded wagons can be seen every time the depot waiting in turn to be unloaded. Several carloads of corn are shipped daily, besides a large quantity of beans cool, which keeps things looking pretty around here. Nel Browning has been putting in a pair bank's large scales on Commonwealth about fifty feet west of Spadra road. It is very convenient for the farmers, browning also had a carload of lumber last week for an addition to his blackshop, which is to be filled with a stock cultural implements. E. Cone moved this week into the subberger cottage. He has bought seventy just west of the schoolhouse and built during the last few days. Mr. Cone is building a fine house and putting on improvements very soon. McDermont arrived home Monday from up East. He enjoyed his visit, but no place like home, and was heartily get back. Mr. George and Ed. Amerige arrived on Saturday. They have spent four months in Boston and vicinity visitands and having a good time. Bulding school is to be opened in Ful-Wednesday evening, October 8, by C.comb and Edwin Clark. The probe be used in the purchase of an or the school. Porter, J. K. Tuffree and E. E. were elected delegates to the Demo-county Convention from here. Hutchinson, mother of A. L. Hutchin-ld Mrs. Gilbert, who have been visited the past year, left Monday morning homes in Illinois. Baxter, who is working for Col., had a gash about four inches long the top and side of his head on last by the falling of a large tackle shantauqua Circle met at Wm. Starat week and organized with about members. Rev. F. R. Holcomb was President, M. R. Pendleton Vice Presidents Anna Buchanan Secretary, E.reamerr, and C. E. Holcomb, Mrs. burck and Miss Grace McDermont me committee. The first meeting held on Monday evening, October 6,arka. There is some talk of persuading Adolph Rimpan to consent to run for County Clerk on the Democratic ticket. As yet, however, he has not given his consent, preferring to remain in the private walks of life. Dolph would run like a quarter horse, but would have a hard man to beat. Among the new political announcements to be found in our columna this morning is that of Theo. Lacy of Santa Ana, who announces himself as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention. Mr. Lacy is very highly spoken of as an estimable gentleman, and worthy of his party's recognition. The speaker's stand on the Planters' Hotel lot is a joint affair between the Democrats and Republicans. Each pays half the expense. Captain Larsen was the architect. One of our subscribers says that, if the Prohibitionists use the platform to orate from, they should be charged enough to cover the expense of putting it up. Frank Lamoree, the silly youth with a facility for passing worthless checks, who paid Anaheim a visit some months ago and swindled several of our citizens, is up to his old tricks again. At Santa Monica the other day he disposed of one of his worthless bits of paper, calling for $10 on a Santa Monica Bank. His victim has sworn out a complaint and a countable is looking for him. Engineer Kellogg informs us that he has completed all surveys necessary in the condemnation suit of the irrigation district against the water company. These will be recorded during the week, when the abstract of the property will be made. After that the friendly suit will be instituted, and the property of the water company pass into possession of the district. The Board of Supervisors met on Monday, and heard the report of their committee, consisting of Supervisors Ross, Littlefield and Armor, who were recently appointed to make an examination of the bridges of the county. The committee recommended that necessary steps be taken to protect the bridges. The matter was referred to the various Road Overseers in the districts wherein the bridges are situated. Our thanks are due Tim Carroll for a sack of the finest potatoes he ever raised. The "prathies" were grown on his ranch in West Anabeim, and are creditable alike to the soil and to Tim's horticultural wisdom. Tim has conquered the ferocious spud upon its native heath, and can grow them as well as any man this side of Erin. The funny part of the whole affair is that Tim will reap a small-sized fortune out of his crop this year. Many thanks, Tim, and call again. Theo. Rimpan celebrated his sixty-sixth birthday on Sunday last. Around the dinner table were gathered twenty-five members of the family, including seven grand-children. The day was made the occasion of a very happy reunion and Mr. Rimpan, upon whose head they set lightly, was tended many happy returns of the day. That he and his estimable wife may long continue to enjoy the good things of this earth is the syrup or gently refreshed Liver and tem effecta sachets and constipation in 50c and CALIFOIL Wilma Tweedy's Singer Liberated Wayne Wheeling, who shot and killed William Tweedy at Lancaster nearly two years ago, and who was tried and convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to a year's imprisonment in the Los Angeles county jail, was liberated last week, after serving his sentence. He returned to his home in Lancaster, but there was so much fear for his safety that his relatives armed themselves, met him at the depot, and took him home. It was feared that an attempt would be made by Tweedy's friends to kill him. Wheeling's father and brother-in-law were armed with Winchester rifles, and his mother and wife carried revolvers. When Wheeling alighted from the cars, thore was a crowd in waiting at the depot, and trouble was eminent. His well-armed and resolve relatives prevented an encounter. It is said Wheeling is well liked by the people of Lancaster, and that his killing of Tweedy was justifiable. The feeling against him springs from the Tweedy crowd, who declare they will avenge his death. Fly times are upon us. Farmers' Healing Liniment is guaranteed to keep flies away from any sore. For sale by W.M.Higgins, Druggist. Cool off at the Anaheim Pharmacy. Soda milk shake. Keep your money at home by using Olive Milling Co.'s goods. Avery & Everhardy pay the highest cash market price for eggs. Read Heller's Ad in this issue. He will save you money. Ask your butcher and grocers for Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard. STJACOBSOIL Sure CURES PERMANENTLY SPRAINS. Suffered Years In Pain. 14 Summer St., Cleveland, Ohio. Aug 11, 1923 Chautauqua Circle met at Wm. Starhat week and organized with about members. Rev. F. R. Holcomb was President, M. R. Pendleton Vice Pressident, Anna Buchanan Secretary, E. Greanurer, and C. E. Holcomb, Mrs. Barrack and Miss Grace McDermont some committee. The first meeting held on Monday evening, October 6, arka. All interested in the circle ed to attend. Chautauqua Circle. Chautauqua Reading Circle will meet by evening at 7:30, at Mrs. Bates' on Center street. The books for the "History of England" (Joy), $1; Shannon to Tennyson" (Beers), $1; English" (Hill), 60 cents; "Walks and the Geological Field" (Wanchell), ash Literature in English" (WilkinHistory of the Church in America" 40 cents; "The Chantanquan," a magazine, $2; total, $7. The books through October, November and are English History, and "Our Birthday Party. friends of Miss Annie Dresses of met at her home last Sunday and had in the commemoration of the y's seventeenth birthday. A planwas had. Refreshments were served at the afternoon the party dispersed. Some present were Mr. and Mrs. R. Miss Annie Dresses, Miss Bartha Miss Josie Dancer, Ms. Ben Barrad Stickle, August Backs and wrechter. The World Enriched. Allies of the present day for the of everything that will condone social welfare and comfort of manment unlimited and when Syrap first produced the world was enchased the only perfect laxative known, only remedy which is tralyplasmizing to the taste and prompt to enhance the system gently ing tums or, in fact, at any time it is known the more popular Chilman's market is supplied with jell-O-M. Ask your butcher and grocers for Avery & Everhardy's Home-made Lard. ST JACOBS OIL Sure CURES PERMANENTLY SPRAINS. Suffered Years In Pain. 14 Sumner St., Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 11, 1895. In 1891 I sprained my arm clutching chenine; suffered years in pain and could lift my arm. It was finally cured by St. Jacobs JACOB ETTERMAN BRANCH. Testimonial Cheerfully Removed. Chronic Disease The Best Curse. St Jacobs Oil Sure Still Neck Soreness SORE THROAT Wounds Cure SWELLINGS Knee Swelling Knee Swelling Knee Swelling Judge A. V. Fox, after a lingering illness of several weeks, succumbed to the Destroyer at 2 o'clock on Monday morning, aged 66 years, 1 month and 5 days. His death resulted from a complication of disorders, which baffled all medical skill. Decased was buried on Tuesday morning, the chapines being conducted by the Maconie lodge. The remains were followed to the grave by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. Judge Fox had resided here for many years, and for a long time past was Justice of the Peace of this township. He leaves a family of ten children to return his loss. A complaint was filed in a Los Angeles court one day last week, in the name of the People of the State of California, by George A. Johnson, Attorney General, upon the relation of S. C. Heldley, against the Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles county. It reiterates that on the 7th of July of the present year a petition was presented to the board asking for the formation of an irrigation district which should be supplied with water from the San Gabriel canyon, under the provisions of an Act called the Legislature. The petition was signed by ninety-four property-holders of the district. The complaint further alleges that the board refuses to convene its native death, and can grow them as well as any man this side of Erin. The funny part of the whole affair is that Tim will reap a small-sized fortune out of his crop this year. Many thanks, Tim, and call again. Theo. Rimpan celebrated his sixty-sixth birthday on Sunday last. Around the dinner table were gathered twenty-five members of the family, including seven grand-children. The day was made the occasion of a very happy reunion and Mr. Rimpan, upon whose head they set lightly, was tended many happy returns of the day. That he and his estimable wife may long continue to enjoy the good things of this earth is the wish of all who have the happiness to know them. Word was received by Mr. Cahen on Monday of the death in the State of Washington on September 11th of Mrs. Kate Ward Chilson, whom many of our readers will remember. Decased was feeling unwell, after a hard day's washing, and a physician was sent for. It seems that he left some medicine for her, saying she would be all right in a day or two. During the night the unfortunate woman expired. The case is enveloped in some mystery. Mrs. Chilson lived in Anaheim some years ago, and her untimely taking off will bring pain to her many friends here. Judge A. V. Fox, after a lingering illness of several weeks, succumbed to the Destroyer at 2 o'clock on Monday morning, aged 66 years, 1 month and 5 days. His death resulted from a complication of disorders, which baffled all medical skill. Decased was buried on Tuesday morning, the chapines being conducted by the Maconie lodge. The remains were followed to the grave by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. Judge Fox had resided here for many years, and for a long time past was Justice of the Peace of this township. He leaves a family of ten children to return his loss. A plaster, pears, lemons AND ALL OTHER PRINTS. Theo. Pluther Packing Company SANTA AKA. G.E.CLAYTOR. PAINTING,PAPER-HANGINGAND DECORATING. Walls&Ceilings WHITENING AND TINTED MAKEUP MASKS. Just Agent for Health & Millinery's maintenance. NO TEAM: K.MARSHALGE George L.Cooper ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of harbor baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength. U.S. Government Report, August 17, 1889. 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 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. ELEVENTH FRANK EY. Regular Republican nominee for Carrier and Public Administrator. GEO. E. FOSTER, Regular Republican nominee for RECORDER. GEO. T. INSLEY, Regular Republican nominee for SHERIFF. H. A. YOUNC, Regular Republican nominee for ASSESSOR. J. P. GREELEY, Regular Republican nominee for Superintendent of Schools. C. F. MANSUR, Regular Republican nominee for TREASURER. S. O. WOOD, Regular Republican nominee for SURVEYOR. R. Q. WICKHAM, Regular Republican nominee for COUNTY CLERK. F. W. SANBORN, Regular Republican nominee for District Attorney. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SHERIFF. ELEVENTH Annual Fair OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT Agricultural ASSOCIATION BEGINS AT Los Angeles, October 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18. THE HORTICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION WILL BE HELD AT Chamber of Commerce Frank Wiggins, - Supt. Admission, 25 Cts. HORSES, CATTLE AND ALL the live stock display will be made at the Agricultural Park. Racing every day at the track. Special attractions daily. Ladies' equestrianism. Grand stock parade and other attractive features. Send for Premium List. L. LICHTENBERGER, President. BEN. BENJAMIN, Secretary. FOR SHERIFF. Theo. Lacy OF SANTA ANA Announces himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Assemblyman---78th District. S. M. Craddick OF ORANGE Is a candidate for Assemblyman for the 78th Assembly District, subject to the action of the Republican District Convention. For ASSESSOR. Jacob Ross OF BOLSA Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for the office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR TREASURER. F. H. Keith OF ANAHEIM Announces himself as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Central Restaurant, Mrs. A. T. Wallop, Proprietor. In premises lately vacated by Jee Helmsen. Table Board by the week or month Meals at all hours. Clean Cooking. The Best the Market Affords. A share of the public patronage respectfully solicited Terms Reasonable. $3 50. $4 00. B. F. CONAWAY HORSES, CATTLE AND ALL the live stock display will be made at the Agricultural Park. Racing every day at the track. Special attractions daily. Ladies' equestrianism. Grand stock parade and other attractive features. Send for Premium List. L. LICHTENBERGER, President. BEN. BENJAMIN, Secretary. No. 107 North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. No. 188. SUMMONS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ORANGE county, State of California. Daniel Freeman, plaintiff, v. S. H. Dillener, Thomas E. Wilson, John Doe and Richard Rose, defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of Orange county, State of California, and the Complaint filed in said county of Orange, in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. The people of the State of California send greeting to S. H. Dillener, Thomas E. Wilson, John Doe and Richard Rose, defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior Court of the county of Orange, State of California, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons—if serval within this county; or if served elsewhere, within thirty days—or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complainant. The mid action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court for the possession of a Mortgage described in the said Complaint, and executed by one B. Jenkins to one John Odman (and assigned November 15, 1836, by said John Odman to said plaintiff, Daniel Freeman) on the sixteenth day of August, A. D. 1836, to secure the payment of two certain promissory notes, each dated August 15, 1836, and suing $21,150 respectively and limited therefrom from said data, payable every four months, at the rate of ten per annum compounded every month; that the premium incurred by said mortgage may be paid, and the principle applied to the payment of said two promissory notes and that the demission of the bank be made pursuant to said mortgage may be guaranteed to said company pursued for and made of milk, and that the bank shall not then may be lent and支借ed all rights with lien, lien agency of purchasing and financing it and to said mortgaged premises, and for other and further motive.* Reference is had to Company's four promissors. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and receive the said Complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the said document in the said Complaint. GIVEN under my hand and the aid of the Superior Court of Orange County, the last day of June in the year of our Lord, 1836, immediately and timely, By WILLIE K. MARSHALL, George K. Codman, attorney for planning and construction. $3 50. $4 00. B. F. CONAWAY AS REDUCED CABINET PHOTOS TO $3 50 and $4. Good work and satisfaction a specialty. SANTA ANA. CAL. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. THERE WILL BE A MERTING OF THE ORANGE Republican County Central Committee at Judge Mark's office in Santa Ana on Saturday afternoon, October 9th, at 2 p.m. C. F. MANSOUR, Chairman. S. O. WOOD, Secretary. CONSTABLE'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION INQUired OUT of the Junior's Court of Amelia Terrace, County of Orange, State of California, dated the sixth day of September, 1836, in a certain motion wherein the Bank of Amelia Terrace requested payment against it. Chamber, as plaintiff, on the sixth day of August, 1836. I have heard upon the following demonstrations by Mr. Mark: The south wall of adjacent dry lot, Nathan Milton (19) in the city of Amelia Terrace, County of Orange, State of California. Nathan Milton (19) in the city of Amelia Terrace, County of Orange, State of California. Nathan Milton (19) in the city of Amelia Terrace, County of Orange, State of California.