anaheim-gazette 1890-10-23

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK. The Irrigation District's Low Tax Levy. Only Fifty Cents on the Hundred Bollers of Valuation - Report of the Proceedings of the Meeting of Tuesday - Benth of Mrs. L. Parker-Markham Will Be More Value Alarm of Fire-New Capt. French Sprays Min Orange Trees. The Board of Directors of the Anaheim Irrigation District met in regular session at their office on Tuesday morning. Present, President Kora, and Director Spencer, Growther, Yorbe and Ryan, the latter gentleman having been appointed by the Board of Supervisors to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Greeley. The Secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, which were approved. The committee consisting of the President and Secretary, who had visited Los Angeles to secure bids for doing the abstract work to be used in the condemnation suits of the district, reported that several bids had been obtained, the lowest being $250 from the Los Angeles Abstract Company. Two other bids were received, one to do the work for $500, providing that no more than 500 tracts were to be abstracted, and $250 additional for each tract above that number; the other bid offered to do the work for $645. The bid of the Los Angeles Abstract Company was accepted. This is the same company whose representative, Mr. Harpham, offered two weeks ago to do the work for $1,000, and who subsequently lowered his bid to $750. He states that when he made his first bids he was not fully conversant with the nature of the work in hand. His company will receive $350 for the work, the same to be completed in eighteen days from October 11th. The committee allowed the company a bonus of $10 per day for each day less the stipulated time in which the work was finished. The rest of the morning session was taken up in the discussion of the purchase of land for the purpose of water development. A survey will be made of the tract in question, the same to be submitted to the next regular meeting. MRS. P. 18, and the supplementary fee therein, entitled "The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an Act entitled 'The Act supplemented in an ACTS." After the various steps in the organization of mid district, the election of officers and the issuance of bonds had been held, and on about October 28th, 1898, the district applied to the Imperial Court of the county of Orange, wherein its lands are situated, to have all of the proceedings for the organization of the district, the issuance of mid bonds and all proceedings which might affect the legality or validity thereof examined, approved and confirmed by the Court under the provisions of the last above mentioned Act. [Then follows the lengthy decree and findings of the court.] RESOURCES OF THE DISTRICT. It is very difficult to determine what are the actual resources of the Anaheim Irrigation District, owing to the fact that there is such a difference in the value of the land situated therein, considered by the premises or absence of facilities for irrigation, much of which will be obviated when the system of irrigation now under consideration by the Board of Directors shall have been perfected. The real property alone is subject to assessment for the payment of these bonds. This comprises thirty-three thousand acres of land, includes within its boundaries the city of Anaheim and the flourishing village of Fullerton. We have been unable to procure from the census agent the number of inhabitants in the district, but they are estimated at upwards of three thousand. The real property was assessed upon the last assessment roll at one million six hundred thousand dollars, which was considered at time to be thirty-three per cent of its real value. About fifty per cent thereof is now improved and exclusive of the city of Anaheim and the village of Fullerton, is chiefly devoted to raising oranges, walnuts, apricots and peaches, and is valued at from one hundred and fifty to seven hundred and fifty dollars per acre. The greater portion of the unimproved will be equally susceptible of improvement upon the adoption and completion of the system of irrigation now determined upon by the Board of Directors of the district. There is at present embraced within its boundaries twenty-eight miles of main ditches and seventy-two of distributive ditches, all of which it is proposed to condemn and acquire under the provisions of said Act, by means MRS. FARKIN DRAG The closest Landry, follower and Mister from Lennard Mrs. Leonard Farkin who has months past has been uniquely fit at 10 o'clock on last Wednesday at 60 years, 11 minutes and 23 days. Side was surrounded by dimensions of nearly a mile, and everything was done to make last moments as comfortable as possible. The husband took place on Thursday, mainly being followed to this grave by large commences of sorrowful friends. By acted as director of the family Manner Wm. Koenig J. P. Zeyn Diner and L. Sahne were the public following the home were mine so containing the members of the family estate was one of the largest ever Anaheim. Mr. Parker was not a Christian, common acceptance of the term, but dependent from thinker. In compliance by her a short time before her deathligious nurseries were observed at her Mrs. M. W. 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MRS. FARKIN DRAG The second meeting will take place on Friday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The third meeting will take place on Saturday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fourth meeting will take place on Sunday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fifth meeting will take place on Monday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The sixth meeting will take place on Tuesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The seventh meeting will take place on Wednesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The eighth meeting will take place on Thursday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The ninth meeting will take place on Friday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The tenth meeting will take place on Saturday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The eleventh meeting will take place on Sunday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The twelfth meeting will take place on Monday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The thirteenth meeting will take place on Tuesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fourteenth meeting will take place on Wednesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fifteenth meeting will take place on Thursday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The sixteenth meeting will take place on Friday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The seventeenth meeting will take place on Saturday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The eightteenth meeting will take place on Monday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The nineteenth meeting will take place on Tuesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The twentieth meeting will take place on Wednesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The thirteenth meeting will take place on Thursday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fourteenth meeting will take place on Friday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fifteenth meeting will take place on Saturday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The sixteenth meeting will take place on Monday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The nineteenth meeting will take place on Tuesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The twentieth meeting will take place on Wednesday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The thirteenth meeting will take place on Thursday at 10:00 am. MRS. FARKIN DRAG The fourteenth meeting will take place on Friday at 10:0 two weeks ago to do the work for $1,000, and who subsequently lowered his bid to $750. He states that when he made his first bids he was not fully conversant with the nature of the work in hand. His company will receive $350 for the work, the same to be completed in eighteen days from October 11th. The committee allowed the company a bonus of $10 per day for each day less the stipulated time in which the work was finished. The rest of the morning session was taken up in the discussion of the purchase of land for the purpose of water development. A survey will be made of the tract in question, the same to be submitted to the next regular meeting. The date for opening bids for the sale of bends of the district was fixed upon January 6, 1891. At 12 o'clock the board adjourned for lunchson, and reassembled at 1:30 p.m. when the matter of engaging J. D. Schuyler as engineer of the district, was called up. It seems, according to Mr. Ryan's statement, that it was the intention of the old Board of Directors, of which Mr. Ryan was a member, that Mr. Schuyler should be employed as the engineer of the district, he to formulate all plans for the organization of the district and the distributing system, and Mr. Kellogg to carry out Mr. Schuyler's suggestions. Under that view of the case, and as no plan for the district has yet been formulated or presented to the board, the Directors determined to notify Engineer Schuyler to repair here post haste, and to immediately take up his duties in his capacity as engineer of the district. He will formulate a plan for the organization of the district, which will require two or three weeks time. His salary for doing this work will be $200. The following bills were called up and ordered paid: H. P. Crocker & Co., lithographing Anaheim Gazette, printing pamphlets Total $350 Under the head of new business the board put in a couple of hours in fixing the tax levy for the current fiscal year. The yearly running expenses of the district were found to be $7,800. As there is a balance of $2,800 remaining in the treasury, it will be necessary to raise $5,000 by this year's taxation. The total valuation of property in the district is $1,277,178. On this amount a tax levy of 50 cents on the $100 was deemed sufficient to run the district through the year. The levy was accordingly fixed at that figure. After fixing the levy the board investigated Engineer Kallogg's charges for work done for the district. Director Spencer said that Kallogg had been charging $8 per day for office work, which the Director considered too high. The engineer was employed in the first place at $8 per day. While in the field he furnished a wagon and two horses, accountments, etc., without additional charge to the district. At the time of his employment nothing was said as to a reduction in the charge for office work, and so Mr. Kallogg has made no distinction in his work charging $8 per day for each day's labor. Director Spencer stated that in his opinion the charge for office work should be reduced. It was customary with all surveyors, he said, to make a reduction of from 25 to 50 per cent for office work. Engineer Kallogg stated that he thought $8 per day for field work too small pay, but that $8 per day for office work made the thing about even. Director Spencer stated that $8 per day for field work was Mr. Kallogg's own figure, and that he should, in the Director's opinion, make a reduction in his charges for office work. Mr. Kallogg stated that barley and hay real value. About fifty per cent thereof is now improved art, exclusive of the city of Anaheim and the village of Fallerton, is chiefly devoted to raising oranges, walnuts, apricots and peaches, and is valued at from one hundred and fifty to seven hundred and fifty dollars per acre. The greater portion of the unimproved will be equally susceptible of improvement upon the adoption and completion of the system of irrigation now determined upon by the Board of Directors of the district. There is at present embraced within its boundaries twenty-eight miles of main ditches and seventy-two of distributive ditches, all of which it is proposed to condense and acquire under the provisions of said Act, by means of the funds derived from the sale of bonds. EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S. P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beans Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. Henry Titchenal of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday and called in to see us. Mrs. Gustave Heiman of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday and Monday. C. H. Gosch and family have arrived in town from Chihuahua, Mexico, to take up their residence here permanently. Mrs. F. Stanton Marshall, Department President, W. R. C., of the State of California, was the guest of Mrs. Hack on Monday. Editor Fullerton of the Orange News was over to see us on Saturday. He informs us that the Great Register, which is being printed in his office, is about ready for delivery. Mrs. Boyd, Miss Kraemer, Miss Roberts and Miss Higgins have been elected delegates to represent Presbyterian Sunday School of this city at the convention to be held at Orange on the 25th instant. W. A. Beckett, Secretary of the Orange County Fair Association, was in town on Friday last. He is busily engaged in winding up the business of the recent fair. EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S. P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beanes Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. Henry Titchenal of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday and called in to see us. Mrs. Gustave Heiman of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday and Monday. C. H. Gosch and family have arrived in town from Chihuahua, Mexico, to take up their residence here permanently. Mrs. F. Stanton Marshall, Department President, W. R. C., of the State of California, was the guest of Mrs. Hack on Monday. Editor Fullerton of the Orange News was over to see us on Saturday. He informs us that the Great Register, which is being printed in his office, is about ready for delivery. Mrs. Boyd, Miss Kraemer, Miss Roberts and Miss Higgins have been elected delegates to represent Presbyterian Sunday School of this city at the convention to be held at Orange on the 25th instant. EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S. P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beanes Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. Henry Titchenal of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday and called in to see us. Mrs. Gustave Heiman of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday and Monday. C. H. Gosch and family have arrived in town from Chihuahua, Mexico, to take up their residence here permanently. Mrs. F. Stanton Marshall, Department President, W. R. C., of the State of California, was the guest of Mrs. Hack on Monday. Editor Fullerton of the Orange News was over to see us on Saturday. He informs us that the Great Register, which is being printed in his office, is about ready for delivery. Mrs. Boyd, Miss Kraemer, Miss Roberts and Miss Higgins have been elected delegates to represent Presbyterian Sunday School of this city at the convention to be held at Orange on the 25th instant. EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S. P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beanes Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. Henry Titchenal of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday and called in to see us. Mrs. Gustave Heiman of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday and Monday. C. H. Gosch and family have arrived in town from Chihuahua, Mexico, to take up their residence here permanently. Mrs. F. Stanton Marshall, Department President, W. R. C., of the State of California, was the guest of Mrs. Hack on Monday. Editor Fullerton of the Orange News was over to see us on Saturday. He informs us that the Great Register, which is being printed in his office, is about ready for delivery. Mrs. Boyd, Miss Kraemer, Miss Roberts and Miss Higgins have been elected delegates to represent Presbyterian Sunday School of this city at the convention to be held at Orange on the 25th instant. EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S. P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beanes Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. Henry Titchenal of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday and called in to see us. Mrs. Gustave Heiman of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday and Monday. C. H. Gosch and family have arrived in town from Chihuahua, Mexico, to take up their residence here permanently. Mrs.F Stanton Marshall Department President W.R.C.oftheStateofCaliforniawastheguestofMrs.HackonMonday Editor FullertonoftheOrangeNewswasovertoeseeusonSaturdayHeinformssumethatisbeingprintedinhisofficeisaboutreadyfordelivery.MissBoyd,MissKraemer,MissRobertsandMissHigginshavebeenelectdedelagetestorepresentPresbyterianSundaySchoolofthiscityattheconventiontobeheldatOrangeonthe25thinstant EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S.P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beanes Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. Henry Titchenal of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday and called in to see us. Mrs.Gustave Heiman of Los Angeles visited friends and relatives in town on Sunday and Monday. C.H.GoschandfamilyhavearrivedintownfromChihuahua,Mexico,totheguestofMrs.HackonMonday EditorFullertonoftheOrangeNewswasovertoeseeusonSaturdayHeinformssumethatisbeingprintedinhisofficeisaboutreadyfordelivery.MissBoyd,MissKraemer,MissRobertsandMissHigginshavebeenelectdedelagetestorepresentPresbyterianSundaySchoolofthiscityattheconventiontobeheldatOrangeonthe25thinstant EXPORT TONNAGE OF THE DISTRICT. The following is a statement of the export tonnage from the district for the year ending October, lst, 1890: By S.P Railroad By Santa Fe Railroad Cars Brandy Grain Beanes Wine Potatoes Walnut Cattle Hay Hogs Sheep Tree Oranges Merchandise Vegetables Cabbage Total $350 The pamphlet will be sent to banking houses and bond purchasers throughout the country. It is proposed to sell the bonds at the most advantageous terms and therefore the most responsible bond purchasers will be sent a copy of the pamphlet. PERSONAL MELANGE. 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Director Spencer stated that $8 per day for field work was Mr. Kallogg's own figure, and that he should, in the Director's opinion, make a reduction in his charges for office work. Mr. Kallogg stated that barley and hay were pretty high, that his surveyor's accounts needed repair at times, and that he was put to other large expenses. He therefore stated that, if the board would pay him $10 per day for field work, he would agree to accept $6 for each day put in in office work. As this was "mix on one hand and half a dozen on the other" to Director Spencer, who had hung himself out on a raiding expedition against the big expense of the district, the matter was postponed until the next meeting, when the engineer will make the board a proposition, looking to a reduction of his salary. A question put to him as to the number of office days he had put in since his appointment as engineer, alicited the response that he did not know. Adjourned to next regular meeting. The Irrigation District Manager's Pamphlet. The pamphlet issued by the irrigation district contains a statement of facts in reference to the organization of the district and invasion of the lands thereof; also a copy of the decree and findings of the court taken in the organization of the district, and a statement of the resources and export tonage of the district. The organization of the district is described thus: The Anglican Irrigation District was organized on or about the 1st day of April, 1893, under the provisions of an Act of the Legislature of this State, entitled "An Act to provide for the organization and government of irrigation districts, and to provide for the acquisition of water and other property, and for the distribution of water thereby for irrigation purposes, approved March 7th, 1892 (Saturday), and the supplementary Act thereafter entitled "An Act annexing it and supplementary to an Act entitled 'An Act to provide for the organization and government of irrigation districts, and to provide for the acquisition of water and other property, and for the distribution of water thereby for irrigation purposes,' approved February 14th, 1893 (Saturday)." Editor Fullerton of the Orange News was over to see us on Saturday. He informs us that the Great Register, which is being printed in his office, is about ready for delivery. Mrs. Boyd, Miss Kraemer, Miss Roberts and Miss Higgins have been elected delegates to represent the Presbyterian Sunday School of this city at the convention to be held at Orange on the 25th instant. W. A. Beckett, Secretary of the Orange County Fair Association, was in town on Friday last. He is busily engaged in winding up the business of the recent fair. Next year, he says, Anaheim must have a display at the fair—which she will, and a good one too. Supervisor Armor of Orange was in town on Friday, inquiring into the methods of our irrigation district. The formation of a Wright irrigation district is being discussed at Orange, and Mr. Armor is looking up the law. It is understood he favors the formation of the district. H. B. Westerman of Pomona, candidate for the Assembly, was in town on Monday, and called at this office. He is a very pleasant gentleman, quite well varnished in public affairs, and should be elected, will double serve his district well. His ear appears among the political announcements elsewhere. Fred Burgess of Santa Ana was in town one day last week, taking in the night. Fred is an old-time Anaheim, and has friends over this way. He runs on the mail route between Los Angeles and Dwain, and gets over 70,000 miles of territory in a year. Fred always had a knack of getting over the largest amounts of territory in the heart space of time. The World Enriched The facilitation of the present day for the promotion of everything that will continue to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Pigna was first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect humane liquor, as it is in the only remedy which is intelligible and refreshing to taste and pungent and admirable to cleanse the question quality in the Spring time or, in fact, along time and the better it is known the more populist it becomes. Barbadus in the cheapest hunting furs. To make it so always keep a bottle of Parmentre' Hunting Liniment on hand. It prevents proud fish hinge this sage, hardy rapidly and well. W. M. Higginis Brushhill. Two cheap second-hand hungries for sale by G. Davis. M. PARKER'S BATH Lennard Pinder, who is around youth has been primarily in english on last Wednesday night and 11 hours and 25 days. Mrs. Hill is surrounded by children of the family everything was done to make her comfortable as possible and took place on Thursday, the evening followed to the grave by a very numerous of nursing friends. Frank as director of the funeral, and Wm. Kessig, J. P. Zeys, Dr. Gandolfo L. Sahena were the pull-bearers the hearse were nine carriages the members of the family. The one of the largest over men in Parker was not a Christian, in the acceptance of the term, but an innocent friend thinker. In compliance made short time before her death no reservations were observed at the funeral. W. Alex of Santa Ana, who had to an invitation to attend the was present and delivered a salute remains. She spoke as follows: We are here brought here to hear with my mystery that shrouds the world. We must there no reply. Out on the wild hills there no peep. Nightly being, she loved, she was loved, and children blessed her life. This is the longest life contains no more. This is joy. She who has here, clothing perfect piece of death, a kind and lovely good mother, a generous neighbor, and these words build a memorial over the humble grave. Although I have immense of meeting her personally, the woman who was the friend of humanity and all are one. She was not a Christian in the acceptance of the term. In the mind of those did not crave and call the purpose of man, and gler himself the solvent of the world. Humanity was her God, the Supreme Being. In the supreme Being, she believed that men are indifferent to joy to the labor, to the self-destiny and the human race, and so we planted what others planted we, in thankfulness. Attention is directed to the advertisement of M. H. Chessman's Pairview grocery store. He has been appointed sole agent for the goods of the Marysville woolen mills, the best in the State. Everything at prices that defy competition. Clouds of dust rolled down Center and Los Angeles streets yesterday and Tuesday. The street sprinkler is taking a temporary rest, as the water in the city works is short on account of a scarcity of fuel. Harry up the fuel and sprinkle the streets. The announcement of Judge J. B. Pierce for Justice of the Peace of this township appears in our columns this morning. Judge Pierce has occupied the Justition's bench for a long term of years, and has always dealt out law impartially and just. George Arbater wrote from Office. ATTENDANCE The summer coming Summer Budden will miss the big celebration of Amelia. The Ladies' Indoor Training will meet this afternoon at the house of Mrs. Chance. Rev. Msun Will will punch every Friday morning, in the Parishion Church fainter. The St. George Hotel at Palmetto has been neglected by the Antique Home, who report quite a health amount of business. The Chancerygrove Reading Circle will meet at Mrs. Rachel's office on Center about this evening at 7:20. All candidly invited. Yesterday can unsettle many, and Thursday marked one of summer. The Santa Ana mphyr and limo on the hills out of town were the same. An insistent Santa Ann wind started in to blow on Monday evening, continuing during the night and Tuesday, rendering things very disgraceful. Dr. Gandloco found a lady's gray skull on Los Angeles street, near the irrigation district office, yesterday morning. The owner have the name by applying at this office. Letters for the following persons remain announced for at the Postoffice: Wm. Fithian, J. K. Keran, J. Osburn, Summa Patrick, James Redrige, Mrs. Stanford Smith, Jan. C. Steigs. MsWilliam and Porter are engaged in putting up harms on the street south of town recently bought by a syndicate of Philadelphia capitalists. Several handsome residents will shortly graze the trust. Attention is directed to the advertisement of M. H. Chessman's Pairview grocery store. He has been appointed sole agent for the goods of the Marysville woolen mills, the best in the State. Everything at prices that defy competition. Clouds of dust rolled down Center and Los Angeles streets yesterday and Tuesday. The street sprinkler is taking a temporary rest, as the water in the city works is short on account of a scarcity of fuel. Harry up the fuel and sprinkle the streets. The announcement of Judge J. B. Pierce for Justice of the Peace of this township appears in our columns this morning. Judge Pierce has occupied the Justition's bench for a long term of years, and has always dealt out law impartially and just. GEORGIA ARBATER WRITES FROM OFFICE MARYSVILLE COMMUNITY REPORT Marysville City Council reported that on account of a minority of cedars they had ordered a quantity from the landage and mine. The Municipal Report that the following person had refused to pay Known for September and October; P. Mulhous, K. Hart, D. Vimont and Kennon Bergam, on behalf held with $8 per month; J. Humphreybilt, T. S. Grinshaw, W. Fisher and H. Dentch, delivering water; $29 per month; J. K. Fine real estate and insurance; $36 per month. The Municipal Report that the municipal police did not average $500, and demanding a rebate of $50 for overnight lodging in Luminae. The Municipal Commission recommended that the amount of $50 be relied upon if Bemesholdt will make an allowance to the effect that his sales have not arranged $500; also in future that the Marshal collect only $125 limone per month; instead of $250 as formerly, if Bemesholdt will make an allowance to the effect that his sales for each month have fallen below $600. The report of the special committee on graveling Center street from depot to depot reported that the cost would be, for grading, $689 50; for graveling, $720. The report of the Chairman of the Special Committee on the examination of the City Marshal's accounts was read. This is in moldy old chestnut which Trustees Witte and Littlefield have tilted over for many months past. The report is signed by Trustees Littlefield and Schindler. They may that in their opinion, there was no intention to defend on the part of the Marshal. Trustees Witte refused to sign the report, saying that he wished to go on record as disagreeing with it. Thus ends the whole affair. It is to be hoped "majority and minority report" question will be allowed to rest in the delivery of the eulogy many wet. A son of the deceased, J. R., was so overcome with grief that he faint and physicians were called. Pinther of Santa Ana read a poem. Was interred in the family burial cemetery. Mrs. Leonard Parker arrived in 1871. At that time the scene beautiful home place, a mile east of a waste of cactus and brush, a hunting rabbits in the vicinity were astonished to run across a lumber and building material at a place cleared of brush, but, to no, so far removed from the abode that wonderment filled them at the mishit to them was very strange in this building material new forms come two-story residence of Mr. The transformation some about once has been hardly less wonder-teen years ago there nothing is and almost impenetrable brush place. Now there is a splendid oranges and other fruits. There are filled with lovely flowers, and the residence there is evidence and taste on every hand. Marker was a spiritualist. In conversation with her a year or more ago kitted that, many years since, while near front porch, she hablaed a spoon and train of cars dash around the mills toward the east, near Oliva. Travelled toward the south, and gracefully along the almonds above the valley. The cars seemed to with people, but the spirit train out of sight. That was many years here was any thought of a redhead down the Santa Ana canyon. At the Santa Fe track runs along the tread by the train in the almonds. Parker saw. Trains pans alm and are plainly seen from the porch. —Clonds of dust rolled down Center and Los Angeles streets yesterday and Tuesday. The street sprinkler is taking a temporary rest, as the water in the city works is short on account of a narrowity of fuel. Harry up the fuel and sprinkle the streets. —The announcement of Judge J. B. Pierce for Justice of the Peace of this township appears in our column this morning. Judge Pierce has occupied the Justice’s bench for a long term of years, and has always dealt out law impartially and just. —George Armbruster writes from Offenburg, Baden, that he desires The Gazette forwarded to him. He has taken up his residence permanently at Offenburg, and desires to keep posted about the doings of his old friends and neighbors in Anaheim. —We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets to the initial ball to be given by the young ladies of Palicided Parlor, N. D. G. W., which eventates on the evening of Wednesday, the 29th instant. The affair promises to be one of the events of the season. —R. Q. Wickham and Henry Neill of Santa Ana are two lucky mortals. Each wins a prize in the Examiner’s oasis competition. Wickham wins a $500 lot in Berkeley, and Neill gets a magic lantern. A red-headed man for luck. Neill is red-headed. —John Hart’s little three-year-old daughter had the misfortune on Monday evening to fall and cut the fleshy part of the left shumb on a broken enspider. Dr. Bullard dressed the wound, and the little patient is getting along as well as could be expected. —The Democrata held a meeting at Kroger’s Hall on Tuesday evening. Dr. Gardiner presided. The speakers were Mr. Westerman of Pomona and some of the Democratic county candidates. The hall was well filled with people, and there was considerable enthusiasm. —Allie Ey, the ten-year-old son of our townman Frank Ey, had the misfortune on Friday last to fall from a walnut tree where he was gathering nuts, sustaining severe injuries about the face and head. Nothing serious resulted, however, but the escape was providential. —Attention is directed to the advertisement of Chas. A. Bailey, which appears in another column this morning. Mr. Bailey is darnous of selling or leasing portions of the famous Olinda ranch. The rancher contains the best of land, and those desirous of purchasing or leasing will do well to call on him. —Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cardial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. —the total number of names upon the Great Register is 3,118, which our esteemed contemporary the Blade may utterly marry everybody who has heard adorned herself in these competitions. —Clonds of dust rolled down Center and Los Angeles streets yesterday and Tuesday. The street sprinkler is taking a temporary rest, as the water in the city works is short on account of a narrowity of fuel. Harry up the fuel and sprinkle the streets. —The announcement of Judge J. B. Pierce for Justice of the Peace of this township appears in our column this morning. Judge Pierce has occupied the Justice’s bench for a long term of years, and has always dealt out law impartially and just. —George Armbruster writes from Offenburg, Baden, that he desires THE Gazette forwarded to him. He has taken up his residence permanently at Offenburg, and desires to keep posted about the doings of his old friends and neighbors in Anaheim. —We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets to the initial ball to be given by the young ladies of Palicided Parlor, N. D. G. W., which eventates on the evening of Wednesday, the 29th instant. The affair promises to be one of the events of the season. —R. Q. Wickham and Henry Neill of Santa Ana are two lucky mortals. Each wins a prize in the Examiner’s oasis competition. Wickham wins a $500 lot in Berkeley, and Neill gets a magic lantern. A red-headed man for luck. Neill is red-headed. —John Hart’s little three-year-old daughter had the misfortune on Monday evening to fall and cut the fleshy part of the left shumb on a broken enspider. Dr. Bullard dressed the wound, and the little patient is getting along as well as could be expected. —The Democrata held a meeting at Kroger’s Hall on Tuesday evening. Dr. Gardiner presided. The speakers were Mr. Westerman of Pomona and some of the Democratic county candidates. The hall was well filled with people, and there was considerable enthusiasm. —Allie Ey, the ten-year-old son of our townman Frank Ey, had the misfortune on Friday last to fall from a walnut tree where he was gathering nuts, sustaining severe injuries about the face and head. Nothing serious resulted, however, but the escape was providential. —Attention is directed to the advertisement of Chas. A. Bailey, which appears in another column this morning. Mr. Bailey is darnous of selling or leasing portions of the famous Olinda ranch. The rancher contains the best of land, and those desirous of purchasing or leasing will do well to call on him. —Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cardial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. —the total number of names upon the Great Register is 3,118, which our esteemed contemporary the Blade may utterly marry everybody who has heard adorned herself in these competitions. —Clonds of dust rolled down Center and Los Angeles streets yesterday and Tuesday. The street sprinkler is taking a temporary rest, as the water in the city works is short on account of a narrowity of fuel. Harry up the fuel and sprinkle the streets. —The announcement of Judge J. B. Pierce for Justice of the Peace of this township appears in our column this morning. Judge Pierce has occupied the Justice’s bench for a long term of years, and has always dealt out law impartially and just. —George Armbruster writes from Offenburg, Baden, that he desires THE Gazette forwarded to him. He has taken up his residence permanently at Offenburg, and desires to keep posted about the doings of his old friends and neighbors in Anaheim. —We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets to the initial ball to be given by the young ladies of Palicided Parlor, N. D. G. W., which eventates on the evening of Wednesday, the 29th instant. The affair promises to be one of the events of the season. —R. Q. Wickham and Henry Neill of Santa Ana are two lucky mortals. Each wins a prize in the Examiner’s oasis competition.Wickham wins a $500 lot in Berkeley,and Neill gets a magic lantern.A red-headed man for luck.Neill is red-headed. —John Hart’s little three-year-old daughter had the misfortune on Monday evening to fall and cut the fleshy part of the left shumb on a broken enspider.Dr.Bullard dressed the wound,and the little patient is getting along as well as could be expected. —The Democrata held a meeting at Kroger’s Hall on Tuesday evening.Dr.Gardiner presided.The speakers were Mr.WestermanofPomonaandsomeoftheDemocraticcountycandidates.Thehallwaswellfilledwithpeople,andtherewasconsiderableenthusiasm. —Allie Ey,theten-year-oldsonofourtownmanFrankEy,hadthemisfortuneonFridaylasttofallfromawalnttreewherehegatheringnuts,sustainingsevereinjuriesaboutthefaceandhead.Notthingmoresultimatedhowever,buttheescapewereprovidential. —AttentionisdirectedtotheadvertisementofChas.A.Bailleywhichappearsinanothercolumnthismorning.Mr.BailleyisdarnousofsellingorleasingportionsoftheamousOlinda ranch.Theranchercontainsthebestofland,andthosedesirousofpurchasingorleasingwilldowelltocallonhim. —MissClaimsMommannourpopularmillinerreturnedlastweekfromSanFranciscowhereshepurchasedoneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acardialinvitationisextendedtoalltheladiestobepresentandinspectherstock. —thetotalnumberofnamesupontheGreatRegisteris3118whichourselennamedocumentarytheBlademayutterlymarryeverybodywhohasheardadornedfinallyandwaspresentedbyPeachesAppliedtotheChairmanoftheSpecialCommitteeontheexaminationoftheCityMarshal'saccountswasreadThisisthemoldychastantwhichTrusteesWittlesLittlefieldhavetiltedoverformanymoontepst.Thereportis signedbyTrusteesLittlefieldandSchindler.Theymaythatin,theiropiniontherewasnointentiontodefraudonthepartoftheMarshal.TrusteesWittlesrefusedtosignthereport,maythathewishedtogooncordascrespondingwitihitThusendswholeaffairItIstobehoped"majorityandminorityreport"questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.Herr Carl Crapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaimstobeabletolightthelampsinEnglish.Soordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhisshareofthehill.Herwearedthatbepromisedtopayforthe electiontickets,andLandellputthetwothouldbackintohis pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpboughtdepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaimstobeabletolightthelampsinEnglish.Soordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhisshareofthehill.Herwearedthatbepromisedtopayforthe electiontickets,andLandellputthetwothouldbackintohis pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpbuggleddepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaims.tobeabletolightthelampsinEnglish.Soordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhis shareofthehill.Herwearedthatbepromisedtopayforthe electiontickets,andLandellputthetwothouldbackintohis pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpbuggleddepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaims.tobeabletolightthelampsinEnglish.Soordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhis shareofthehill.Herwearedthatbepromisedtopayforthe electiontickets,andLandellputthetwothouldbackintohis pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpbuggleddepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaims.tobeabletolightthelampsinEnglish.Soordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhis shareofthehill.Herwearedthatbepromisedtopayforthe electiontickets,andLandellputthetwothouldbackintohis pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpbuggleddepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaims.tobeabletolightthelampsinEnglisSsoordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did 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pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpbuggleddepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaims.tobeabletolightthelampsinEnglisSsoordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhis shareofthehill.Herwearedthatbepromisedtopayforthe electiontickets,andLandellputthetwothouldbackintohis pocketWhenLandellputhismoneyinhispocketBennerscheidtpbuggleddepotrewardreport”questionwillbeallowedtorestinpeace.HerrCarlCrapkewasappointedlamplightsterat$15permonth.HesaidtounabletospokenawordofEnglishbutclaims.tobeabletolightthelampsinEnglisSsoordered.TrusteesBennerscheidtobbledapersonallywithhistownpoll-taxreceipt,anddemandtalowtdrawdown"onthedocument.Her saidmanycitizenshadnotpaidtheirtownpoll tax,andhe did notthinkitwererightbehindtopayhis 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wenttothestreetbybuildingaavenueon50candle和$1bcalifornianparksmaintainedscientificmemories beforethey wenttothestreetbybuildingaaven Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. The total number of names upon the Great Register in 3,118, which, our oceanside contemporary the Blade may, utterly surprise everybody who had handed it on the probable number. No one had estimated over 2,000, and a majority of grammers were considerably under that figure. Fallagria Brue, yesterday shipped a load of twelve and one-half tons of galvan ore from their mines at Silwando to Denver, where it will be placed on sale. Denver pays better prices for this elm of one than San Francisco, and it is expected the outload will not quite a handmade price. The prime realism will be known in a couple of weeks. The drying-house of John Huntley, situated a couple of miles east of here, was initially destroyed by fire last Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. The building was one alley frame. A group of Illinois mills drying peanuts along with clove fruit, and it is thought the entire fire magnified to day the population in the area. The dealer and customer were a total line, and none valued at about $500. The election proclamation will be hand printed on the annual page this morning. The manner of counting ballots under the new law is explained on the first page. Judges and officials of the election should abide by instructions of this new constitution when the counting begins on the second day. It might mean hardly anything, but in a great hurry throughout the day way of counting ballots. Political Farce of 1900 Given by the W. B. C. of Santa Ana, at Music Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 25. Prof. Pendard, Director. PART FIRST. Madley ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing with the lengthish business on the United States Bureau, established June 26. Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. The total number of names upon the Great Register in 3,118, which, our oceanside contemporary the Blade may, utterly surprise everybody who had handed it on the probable number. No one had estimated over 2,000, and a majority of grammers were considerably under that figure. Fallagria Brue, yesterday shipped a load of twelve and one-half tons of galvan ore from their mines at Silwando to Denver, where it will be placed on sale. Denver pays better prices for this elm of one than San Francisco, and it is expected the outload will not quite a handmade price. The prime realism will be known in a couple of weeks. The drying-house of John Huntley, situated a couple of miles east of here, was initially destroyed by fire last Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. The building was one alley frame. A group of Illinois mills drying peanuts along with clove fruit, and it is thought the entire fire magnified to day the population in the area. The dealer and customer were a total line, and none valued at about $500. The election proclamation will be hand printed on the annual page this morning. The manner of counting ballots under the new law is explained on the first page. Judges and officials of the election should abide by instructions of this new constitution when the counting begins on the second day. It might mean hardly anything, but in a great hurry throughout the day way of counting ballots. Political Farce of 1900 Given by the W. B. C. of Santa Ana, at Music Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 25. Prof. Pendard, Director. PART FIRST. Madley ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing with the lengthish business on the United States Bureau, established June 26. Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. The total number of names upon the Great Register in 3,118, which, our oceanside contemporary the Blade may, utterly surprise everybody who had handed it on the probable number. No one had estimated over 2,000, and a majority of grammers were considerably under that figure. Fallagria Brue, yesterday shipped a load of twelve and one-half tons of galvan ore from their mines at Silwando to Denver, where it will be placed on sale. Denver pays better prices for this elm of one than San Francisco, and it is expected the outload will not quite a handmade price. The prime realism will be known in a couple of weeks. The drying-house of John Huntley, situated a couple of miles east of here, was initially destroyed by fire last Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. The building was one alley frame. A group of Illinois mills drying peanuts along with clove fruit, and it is thought the entire fire magnified to day the population in the area. The dealer and customer were a total line, and none valued at about $500. The election proclamation will be hand printed on the annual page this morning. The manner of counting ballots under the new law is explained on the first page. Judges and officials of the election should abide by instructions of this new constitution when the counting begins on the second day. It might mean hardly anything, but in a great hurry throughout the day way of counting ballots. Political Farce of 1900 Given by the W. B. C. of Santa Ana, at Music Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 25. Prof. Pendard, Director. PART FIRST. Madley ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing with the lengthish business on the United States Bureau, established June 26. Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. The total number of names upon the Great Register in 3,118, which, our oceanside contemporary the Blade may, utterly surprise everybody who had handed it on the probable number. No one had estimated over 2,000, and a majority of grammers were considerably under that figure. Fallagria Brue, yesterday shipped a load of twelve and one-half tons of galvan ore from their mines at Silwando to Denver, where it will be placed on sale. Denver pays better prices for this elm of one than San Francisco, and it is expected the outload will not quite a handmade price. The prime realism will be known in a couple of weeks. The drying-house of John Huntley, situated a couple of miles east of here, was initially destroyed by fire last Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. The building was one alley frame. A group of Illinois mills drying peanuts along with clove fruit, and it is thought the entire fire magnified to day the population in the area. The dealer and customer were a total line, and none valued at about $500. The election proclamation will be hand printed on the annual page this morning. The manner of counting ballots under the new law is explained on the first page. Judges and officials of the election should abide by instructions of this new constitution when the counting begins on the second day. It might mean hardly anything, but in a great hurry throughout the day way of counting ballots. Political Farce of 1900 Given by the W. B. C. of Santa Ana, at Music Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 25. Prof. Pendard, Director. PART FIRST. Madley ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing with the lengthish business on the United States Bureau, established June 26. Miss Clara Mommmann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. The total number of names upon the Great Register in 3,118, which, our oceanside contemporary the Blade may, utterly surprise everybody who had handed it on the probable number. No one had estimated over 2,000, and a majority of grammers were considerably under that figure. Fallagria Brue, yesterday shipped a load of twelve and one-half tons of galvan ore from their mines at Silwando to Denver, where it will be placed on sale. Denver pays better prices for this elm of one than San Francisco, and it is expected the outload will not quite a handmade price. The prime realism will be known in a couple of weeks. The drying-house of John Huntley, situated a couple of miles east of here, was initially destroyed by fire last Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. The building was one alley frame. A group of Illinois mills drying peanuts along with clove fruit, and it is thought the entire fire magnified to day the population in the area. The dealer and customer were a total line, and none valued at about $500. The election proclamation will be hand printed on the annual page this morning. The manner of counting ballots under the new law is explained on the first page. Judges and officials of the election should abide by instructions of this new constitution when the counting begins on the second day. It might mean hardly anything, but in a great hurry throughout the day way of counting ballots. Political Farce of 1900 Given by the W. B. C. of Santa Ana, at Music Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 25. Prof. Pendard, Director. PART FIRST. Madley ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W. A. Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing with the lengthish business on the United States Bureau, established June 26. Miss Clara Mommann, our popular milliner, returned last week from San Francisco, where she purchased one of the finest stocks of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening days are set for tomorrow and Saturday. A cordial invitation is extended to all the ladies to be present and inspect her stock. The total number of names upon the Great Register in 3,118, which, our oceanside contemporary the Blade may, utterly surprise everybody who had handed it on the probable number. No one had estimated over 2,000, and a majority of grammers were considerably under that figure. Fallagria Brue, yesterday shipped a load of twelve and one-half tons of galvan ore from their mines at Silwando to Denver, where it will be placed on sale. Denver pays better prices for this elm of one than San Francisco, and it is expected the outload will not quite a handmade price. The prime realism will be known in a couple of weeks. The drying-house of John Huntley, situated a couple of miles east of here, was initially destroyed by fire last Saturday morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. The building was one alley frame. A group of Illinois mills drying peanuts along with clove fruit, and it is thought the entire fire magnified to day the population in the area. The dealer and customer were a total line, and none valued at about $500. The election proclamation will be hand printed on the annual page this morning. The manner of counting ballots under the new law is explained on the first page. Judges and officials of the election should abide by instructions of this new constitution when the counting begins on the second day. It might mean hardly anything, but in a great hurry throughout the day way of counting ballots. Political Farce of 1900 Given by the W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing with the lengthish business on the United States Bureau，established June 26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchased oneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBureau，establishedJune26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchased oneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBureau，establishedJune26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchased oneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust ... "Mike Huntley's History" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBureau，establishedJune26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchased oneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley ... "Mike Huntley's History" Dana ... "Mike Huntley's Memoirs" Institution ... "The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel ... "W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust …"Mike Huntley'S History" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBureau，establishedJune26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchasingoneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely …"W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley …"Mike Huntley'S History" Dana …"Mike Huntley'S Memoirs" Institution …"The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel …"W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust …"Mike Huntley'S History" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBureau，establishedJune26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchasingoneofthefineststocksofmillineryeverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely …"W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntley …"Mike Huntler'S History" Dana …"Mike Huntler'S Memoirs" Institution …"The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel …"W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust …"Mike Huntler'S History" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBury，establishedJune26. Miss Clara Mommann，our popular milliner，returned last week from San Francisco，where she purchasingoneofthefineststocksofmillineryverbroughttothiscity.HeropeningdaysaresetfortomorrowandSaturday.Acordialinvitiationisextendedtoallladiestobemaintainedwithherbankorotherinstitution.orgetanewballot.adjourned. Political Farce Of 1900 Given by W.B.C.of Santa Ana at Music Hall Saturday evening Oct., 25. Prof.Pendard Director, PART FIRST. Madely …"W.A.Pendard Residency" Mike Huntler …"Mikethuner'sHistory" Dana …"Mikethuner'sMemoirs" Institution …"The Lily Institution" Bale Vondel …"W.A.Pendard Residency" Total Dust …"Mikethuner'sHistory" Closing withthelengthishbusinessontheUnitedStatesBury，establishedJune26." H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. H.C.W. 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Rally Round the Flag! Republican Speakers will attend the people on the home of the day in Baltimore. Sanita Ama, Oct. 16, 18, 21 and Nov. 2. ANAHEIM, Oct. 24 and Nov. 3. Villa Park October 25. Newport 26. Westminster 27. Tustin 28. San Juan 29. Olive Schoolhouse 30. Names of speakers for each meeting will be announced later by postmaster or otherwise. Turn Out REPUBLICANS And Make Rome Howl! Victory is in the Air! By order of the Republican County Central Committee. Peaches, Apples and Cherries. 90 ACRES OF BEARING Vines, of which 73 acres are Muscat Raisin Grapes, and 17 acres are Malvoisie Wine Grapes. Said orchard and vineyard are situated on the OLINDA RANCH. 2½ miles from Yorba station on the Santa Fe overland route, 6 miles from Fullerton and 8 miles from Anaheim. Water system and rights perfect. The above orchard and vineyard will be sold or rented on reasonable terms. For particulars and terms call on or address C. A. BAILEY, Manager. Postoffice address—ANAHEIM, Orange county, Cal. 0022-3m 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 co.ds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For sale in 50¢ and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. QUIRVILLE, KT. NEW YORK, N.Y. ANNOUNCEMENTS. J. B. PIERCE Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for And Make Rome Howl! Victory is in the Air! By order of the Republican County Central Committee. POLITICAL CARDS. Walter B. Tedford, Democratic nominee for County Clerk. HENRY M. ADAMS Of Tustla, Democratic nominee for Tax Collector. J. H. ADAMS. (Present Deputy.) Democratic nominee for RECORDER. JACOBROSS, Regular Democratic nominee for ASSESSOR. THEO. LACY, Regular Democratic nominee for SHERIFF. F. H. KEITH, Regular Democratic nominee for TREASURER. FRANK EY, Regular Republican nominee for Coroner and Public Administrator GEO. E. FOSTER, Regular Republican nominee for RECORDER. GEO. T. INSLEY, Regular Republican nominee for SHERIFF. ANNOUNCEMENTS. J. B. PIERCE Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Anahiet Township. E. A. PULLEN Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for CONSTABLE, Anahiet Township. ROBERT PARKER OF FULLESTON Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for Road Overseer, Fulletton Road District. B. F. PORTER OF FULLESTON (Incumbent) Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for Road Overseer, Fulletton Road District. "Let the President have all his Product." Survetch your Ticket and Vote H. G. WILSHIRE OR FULLESTON National Republican Congress H. B. Westorman OF FULLESTON ASSUMEDLY MAN, CERONER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR GEO. E. FOSTER, Regular Republican nominee for RECORDER. GEO. T. INSLEY, Regular Republican nominee for SHERIFF. H. A. YOUNG, 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. A. CITY SMITH Regular Republican nominee for ASSUMEDLY MAN,