anaheim-gazette 1890-10-30

OUR REGISTERED VOTERS. List of Them on This Side of the River. This Supervisor District contains 578 Electors, Exclusive of the St. James Vote-Satisfactory Increase over the Vote Polled Two Years Ago. Pointers for Veterans Other News: Tim Carroll's Famous Nursery - A Plainman Party—Personal Mention Below we print a complete list of voters of that portion of the Third Supervisor District lying this side of the river. There are 455 voters in the five precincts, divided as follows: Anaheim, 254; Fullerton, 144; West Anaheim, 57; Buena Park, 40; and Yerba, 41. While accurate data of the increase is not obtainable, owing to the fact that the dividing line of Orange county runs through the upper part of the district, still there is an apparent increase of 144 votes in the district. From this number should be deducted those electors at Buena Park who two years voted ago at Artasia, across the Los Angeles line. This number is small, probably not more than half a dozen. This would leave us an actual increase of 138 votes, which is very satisfactory, in view of the fact that many of the sections of this and Los Angeles county show a decided shrinkage from the vote of two years ago. There are of course new settlers in the district, not entitled to vote as yet. On the whole, we are doing quite well. The names are as follows: John Adams, Isaac V. Albertson, Jose Allerton, Wm. H. Avery, Manuel Acosta, Juan Abila, J. M. Aguilar, Charles Albrecht, Henry Albrecht, Peter Arimond. George H. Bailey, Samuel P. Bates, George Bauer, Joseph Backs, Louis Bell, Henry Burdoff, John M. Butler, Manuel Bustamente, Francisco Bustamente, Salvador Bustamente, Fernando Baca, Z. E. Bell, N. A. Bittern, Andrew Bittner, J. A. Blair, Albert N. Bittern, F. D. Brown, W. T. Brown, H. A. Boege, T. J. F. Boege, Trinidad Bracamente, Christopher Buck, J. H. Bullard, Jesus Bustamente, Ferdinaud A. Backs, J. Bennerscheidt, R. Boottacher. A. B. Cadman, Jose Maria Carrisosa, F. A. Christ, H. W. Chynoweth, Walter Sandgrass, Thomas Spanner, Leslie Sahara, John A. Schwenka, K. C. Stein, A. R. Swope. J. D. Taylor, W. W. Weaver, G. D. Wright. PULLERTON. Charles Allgayar, Alex. B. Annia, Eli Adams, Abraham Agulari, C. W. Alam, R. R. Amerige, G. H. Amerge. Frank R. Baxtter, James Baxtter, Albert Barrows, E. E. Beasley, Lionel Brownning, John S. Botaford, John H. Bandy, John D. Bandy, J. A. Bandy, Marlin Bernatz, P. Beckman, Robert A: Bachmann. George Champlain, Edwin Clark, W. R. Cox, G. W. Cox, Thomas R. Crone, W. Crowther, G. D. Carlton, G. Case, Walter Crowther, Martin Conerton. S. F. Daniela, A. H. Dellery, B. J. Dresses, Bernard Dresses. F.W.Evana, John Evans. Peter Fickam, H.A.Ford, Richard Fryer, Henry Federer, Wm.S.Pithian,Aaron Pithian John Sawyer French. R.H.Gilman,Mager Good,A.H.Gould Joe Goodwin Calvin Good,G.O.des Granges Jr., Otto des Granges J.P.des Granges John Good. Henry Hetabrink, Wm.Hetabrink,Peter Hansen Jacob HammW.L.Hale,H.Hetabrink,Martin HoltzW.A.Hunter.J.J.Hunter,A.A.HatehinsonEdwin Heirshfeld,C.E.Holecomb,T.W.Hudson.L.Z.HuntingtonJ.B.Hydell. C.E.JacksonWm.C.JenkaJ.L.Janson,A.C.JoselynChasa.F.JoselynTheo.James. Henry Kerr,Samuel Kraemer,Benj.KraemerE.M.Kraemer,D.J.Kraemer. Jasper Marlott Jesse J.MitchellJohn Morgan,A.McDermontJ.McCalloughWm.M.McFaddenJ.B.MullenWm.H.McFadden,H.A.McCanley,P.Nicholas. Robert Parker,A.A.Pendergraat,S.D.PercyAttilio PierottiJean Poyet,B.P.Porter,M.R.Pendleton,A.L.Pendleton,A.D.Porter. Geo.A.Ruddock,Hiram Ranney,A.de Los ReyesWm.Rackham,A.Rorden. Wm.Schumacher,C.E.SmithJ.W.SowlesWm.Startbuck,A.Stranb,T.SrainHenry W.SchultzWm.Schnelte,Harry B.Savage,V.Schumacher,Peter A.Schumacher,N.C.SmithW.J.SmithAlbertV.SmithJ Jerome B.CharasSawordTheo.SalleyE.HStoneNeill SorensonOtto Strobel Geo.W.Sponable,M.P.Sorenson,C.W.Strest. J.B.TombesJ.K.Tuffree,Simeon TuckerJ.A.Vail. John WagnerJ.S.WallaceConrad Wagner,Hugo Wetzel,Henry G.Wisser Ramon Wisser Jacob WinterAlex Wright Jacob YaegerWm.YunkertW.P.Zorne. BUENA PARK. C.H Archibald,Bobert D.Bacon,A.L.BentonJohn Bonnett. him by law does not impive him the right to adopt the amendment coming election. It has thinned argued an understanding of the law of tallying votes they should have in doing so.The system was exorbitant last issue.Two years ago,election board here knew nothing somewhat intricate requirement method in question,the returns tallied until midnight when the wives have been done in an hour. Tribute to the Board EDITOR GAZETTE.-The death of Kate Parker which occurred night of the 15th instant,runs Anaheim one of its oldest and most citizens one identified with its age and with everything that has tendered progress and welfare. Her's was a peculiarly progressive dependent nature and she possessed pioneer spirit.Unattained by the ences of the past when a removal nois (her birth place being New York involved a journey of many days hardships,she had helped to make tactive home from the bare prairie brought up a family of eleven children attained the allotted three score yuan,and yet was not old Young interested in everything,she wanted for "she had so much to do." An apparent recovery from an illness gripe the winter previous left weakened physical forces which long and painful illness,bravely and plainingly borne Though wishing she did not fear death.On being in view of her condition,she still tent with her religious opinions,a in the affirmative. Her views were not those of the but rather of the Agnostic.In earnest had been a Methodist of the most sort.The Bible she had read thereto her knees three times in course,and reading later caused her to claim to divine inspiration.regare history.allegory and no more a bitorthy as to faith and practice.Some omniverous reader—a deep think finally accepted as her religion hum ideas and acts.A faithful wife,mother,a kind friend,she brightened others and enjoyed it herself.least great questions of God and immortality John Adams, Isaac V. Albertson, Joseph Allerli, Wm. H. Avery, Manuel Acosta, Juan Abila, J. M. Aguilar, Charles Albrecht, Henry Albrecht, Peter Arimond. George H. Bailey, Samuel P. Bates, George Bauer, Joseph Backs, Louis Belz, Henry Burdoff, John M. Butler, Manuel Bustamente, Francisco Bustamente, Salvador Bustamente, Fernando Baca, Z. E. Bell, N. A. Bitner, Andrew Bittner, J. A. Blair, Albert N. Bitner, F. D. Brown, W. T. Brown, H. A. Boege, T. J. F. Boege, Trinidad Bracamente, Christopher Buck, J. H. Bullard, Jesus Bustamente, Ferdinand A. Backs, J. Bennerscheidt, K. Boettacher. A. B. Cadman, Jose Maria Carrisosa, F. A. Christ, H. W. Chynoweth, Walter Cole, Feferino Covarruvas, Davis Crowe, Hippolyte Caben, Jose Corona, Carlos Corona, S. Carrisosa, G. A. Campbell, John Casting, Leon Chapelle, George E. Claytor, E. A. Clampitt, S. E. Cooke, J. S. Conn, Walter L. Crowe, Jose Chavarilla. Lionel Davis, Philip Davis, Jacob Dauser, James A. Davis, Gustav Davis, S. A. Dennis, L. A. Desmond, W. L. Dunlap, J. J. Duarte. Charles Engler, Miguel Encenas, M. W. Everhardy, Frank Erik Vicente Elisala, John J. Everharty, Jacob Everhardy, A. R. Eddis. Joel C. Floyd, Theo Flotow, James Mascherer, Frank H. Fox, Carl Fossack, John M. Fay, S. S. Federman, Francisco Feliz, Wm. Fisher, W. A. Frantz, E. Fuentes. H.C.Gale, George Garlich, Emil Gaussard, B.V.Garwood, John Goodalie,C.E.Groat, Frank S.Gates,A.Goldthwaite,C.H.Grim,B.R.Grogan,Martin Grass,Lorenzo Gunther. Wm.N.Hardin,Napoleon Hart John W.Hart John Hartung Win.W.Harker Joseph Helmson,A.E.Hendricks,Peter Herring Charles Hilmer W.M.Higgins Harry R.Hounison,G.V.Horr John Huntington Peter E.Holl John A.Hunter Augustine Hurtado John N.Hack,C.Hille,C.H.Hulmer,D.W.Horn Otto Husman,D.W.Hunk George A.Irvin Daniel Irvin. Plez James,D.B.Johnson E.A.James,H.C.Kellogg,S.E.Keiffer Charles Mosse,Herman Koster Charles F.Kowrer Henry Kroeger Jr.,Wm.Kroeger,Henry Knapke,Henry Kroeger William Konig,F.A.Korn Charles Kuchel Henry Kuchel,F.H.Keith. A.Langenberger John Landell Dominick Leib Shelldell Lattilda Charles Lorenz Oscar R.Luedke,Rudolph Luedke,H.P.Carsen,A.L.Lewis,L.F.Lowis John Limney Charles Lovingh. Fred Maurer John Marshith Robert Menzel Richard Melrose N.H.Mitchell W.F.Middleham Fred.Michle Fred.H Miller George Miller Manual Monterolo Copeto Manteodo E.W.Morgans Delores Moeno Wm.McClintoc Bernardo Mcery W.B.McGoffin Jacob Maggard Carlos Malondrez C.Melendrz Jesus Moreno H.A.McWilliams. Bernardino Navarro Max Nechlung Johan Neipp Leopold Nemitz R.Orgega Edmond Palderata John Pfeninger J.Pristk Francisco Pankuga Martin Peras E.J.Pellegrin Incente Portio Eli A.Pullen Theo Reiser Oscar Renner Frank Timpan Fred.Rimpau Adolph Rimpan Theo Rimpau John L.Rimpau David S.Riley John Roshe Henry Rogers Rodriguez E.Rodriguez Fernando Reyes Prix Ruhuman Jocob Ruff C.O.Rust Bernard Reiz F.de Los Reyes M.A.Remick C.Rodriguez Juan Ruiz. Paul C.Saalwaechter J.J.Shneider Charles Schindler Robert H.Sears Francisco Silvas Peter Skorup F.C.Smythe Christopher Stappenback Courad Stklele Thomas L.Solander Chester Spencer D.J. George H.Bailey Samuel P.Bates George Bauer Joseph Backs Louis Belz Henry Burdoff John M.Butler Manuel Bustamente Francisco Bustamente Salvador Bustamente Fernando Baca Z.E.Bell N.A.Bittner Andrew Bittner J.A.Blair Albert N.Bittner F.D.Brown W.T.Brown H.A.Boege T.J.F.Boege Trinidad Bracamente Christopher Buck J.H.Bullard Jesus Bustamente Ferdinand A.Backs J.Bennerscheidt R.Boettacher A.B.Cadman Jose Maria Carrisosa F.A.Crist H.W.chynoweth Walter Cole Feferino Covarruvas Davis Crowe Hippolyte Caben Jose Corona Carlos Corona S.Carrisoosa G.A.Campbell John Casting Leon Chapelle George E.Claytor E.A.clampitt S.E.Cooke J.S.Conn Walter L.Crowe Jose Chavarilla Lionel Davis Philip Davis Jacob Dauser James A.Davis Gustav Davis S.A.Dennis L.A.Desmond W.L.Dunlap J.J.Duarte Charles Engler Miguel Encenas M.W.Everhardy Frank Erik Vicente Elisala John J.Everharty Jacob Everhardy A.R.Eddis Joel C.Floyd Theo Flotow James Mascherer Frank H.Fox Carl Fossack John M.Fay S.S.Federman Francisco Feliz Wm.F fisher W.A.Frantz E.Fuentes H.C.Gale George Garlich Emil Gaussard B.V.Garwood John Goodalie C.E.Groat Frank S.Gates A.Goldthwaite C.H.Grim B.R.Grogan Martin Grass Loreno Gunther Wm.N.Hardin Napoleon Hart John W.Hart John Hartung Win.W.Harker Joseph Helmson,A.E.Hendricks,Peter Herring Charles Hilmer W.M.Higgins Harry R.Hounison,G.V.Horr John Huntington Peter E.Holl John A.Hunter Augustine Hurtado John N.Hack,C.Hille,C.H.Hulmer,D.W.Horn Otto Husman,D.W.Hunk George A.Irvin Daniel Irvin. Plez James,D.B.Johnson E.A.James,H.C.Kellugg,S.E.Keiffer Charles Mosse,Herman Koster Charles F.Kowrer Henry Kroeger Jr.,Wm.Kroeger,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry Knapke,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,Henry KnpKe,HenryKnpKe,HenryKnpKe,HenryKnpKe,HenryKnpKe,HenryKnpKe,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPKE,hENRYKNPPE,hENRYKPNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE,hENRYKNPE:hENRYKNPE:hENRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPE:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRYKNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRyNNPe:hEnRN Pe:hEnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h EnRN Pe:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h Enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE:h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE: h enrn PE; 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Pleasant Party Miss Ida Everhardy entertained number of her friends at her home street last Friday evening. A very time was had in playing cards and social games. A bountiful supply of ments were discussed during the meeting. Among those present were Mrs Jacita Hardy, Misses Ida Rimpan, Miss Zoila Miss Frances Schmidt Miss Marie He Miss Emma Schneider Misses Dina Minnie Zeyn Miss Fannie Rowe Miss Dricks Miss Messas Miss Franklin Miss Henry Strothoff W Jay Cole Miss Julius Schneider Frank Schamburger Everhardy and others. 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Ortega, Edmund Padderatz, John Pfenninger, J. Priak, Francisco Pantaga, Martin Peras, E. J. Pellegrin, Inocente Portio, Eli A. Pullen, Theo. Roiser, Oscar Renner, Frank T. Rimpau, Fred. Rimpau, Adolph Rimpau, Theo. Rimpau, John L. Rimpau, David S. Kiley, John Roas, Henry Rogers, Jose Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, Fernando Reyes, Fritz Ruhman, Jacob Ruff, C. O. Rust, Bernard Reiz, F. de Los Reyes, M. A. Remick, C. Rodriguez, Juan Ruiz. Paul C. Saalwaechter, J. J. Schneider, Charles Schindler, Robert H. Seers, Francisco Silvas, Peter Skorup, F. C. Smythe, Christopher Stappenback, Conrad Stickle, Thomas L. Solander, Chester Spencer, D.J. Sorenson; John Sawyer, C.F. Schickling, John Schauman, Adolph Schneider, C.H. Sohaffer, R.H. Seale, John Soeger, Pasqual Silvas, Frank Smythe, S.B. Smith, H.A. Smythe, L.B. Suedaker, J.B. Spileman, Joseph Stranz, N.F. Stoadman, Godfrey Stock, Manual Tapia, Adolph Thomass. Salvador Valentinala, Jacob Vetter, Ramon Vejar, J.G.Vogel, William Venning. Ashler T.Wallop, Olaf Warling, R.F Wetzel, Henry Wehmeyer, H.L.Werder, R.A White, Charles Wille, W.A.Witte, Frank J.Wommer, S.O.Wood. Michael Zorns, John P.Zeyn, Frederick R.Oscar Zeyn. WEST ANKERIM. Joseph Adama, A.T.Abbey,S.R.Adama,C.RAdamaJean AlloeJohn Anderson. Charles Baker,S.S.Ball,H.H.Bancroft,A.W.Ball,A.M.Ball,H.W.BallDavid Bartsch,Geo.Bats,CarlH.BennersonsideDavid Bartsch Jr.,A.E.Bird. M.H.CharmanmanFrank ChamplainPeter K.CapilhW.J.Ode,Fred.Conrad,Timothy CarrollE.W.CamplainWm.CamplainMichael CrowleyJ.S Clark. J.J.Dyne,Bernard Danner,F.X.DauserJoseph DannenT.A.-Darling,A.W.Danforth,Carlie G. G.C.GreelyJ.S.GardinerMartin GeigerThomas Gonther. Robert HammannW.H.HonnasonJohn Hefer,G.H.HaldfieldJ.S.HalfaldJ.D.Hall,H.HaywardJ.H.HenryAlaxHeury. R.F.R.KelloggK.L.KelloggJacob KnogerR.H.KeithWm.KellyJ.W.CaillV.Knowlton. M.V.V.R.LewingEdwin LeonardStephen L.Lewellyn. K.D.MariamJ.C.MauerhanDelos MartenDavid Mason. Michael MasonG.H.NikersonC.A.Norman,M.Gulgen. Lennard PuncherH.L.Paty9.J.PashailH.D.PullemannR.J.PerryJ.R.PierreJ.R.Prank. Charles R.RennellaJohn RennellaJacob RinkerF.G.Rinker John C.SahlinG.W.SahlinR.J, Sec.1201 When upon a ballot found in any bailout any name has been erased and another has been substituted therefor, in any other manner than by the use of a lead pencil or common writing ink,the substituted name must be rejected;and the name erased if it can be accepted from an inspection of the ballot,must be counted,and the fact thereof must be noted upon the ballot,and such note must be signed by a majority of the election board. The above him was enacted to do away with the scratching of ballots by judges of election when votes are being counted.It was found in the last San Francisco election that wholesale scratching of the names of certain candidates was done,bY certain officers of election,aAs the names on the tickets were being read off to the tally clerk.When you scratch,c consequently,the must be substituted either another name or the words,"No vote."Otherwise the names scratched will be counted just as though no scratching had been done. Another law affecting ballots and of some importance to candidates,has been amended to read as follows: Sec.1 Section 2 of an Act entitled "An Act to prevent the circulation of begun election tickets and to prevent fraud upon voters,"approved March 7,1874.is amended so as to read as follows: Sec.2 When such vignettes and description have been adopted and proposed an impression of the same followed by the regular ticket of such party,painted so as to constitute a harmless election ballot,and sealed up in an envelope,m may be filled with the County Clerk of the county at any time prior to ten days before the opening of the polls on election day.Such ballot shall be kept by mail clerk on deposit,and from the time of mailing it shall be unaltered for any person to limitate copy or in any manner counterfeit the name.Any person violating the foreign provisions should be demanded guilty of a misdemeanor,and on conviction punished accordingly. And it shall be taken as the intent of any person or elector making a harmless such vigintate and insultation,或 such insultation,copy.or counterfeit thereof,the case shall be enforced by law,and has failed to include the complete regular ticketexcept as to name card or inserted upon said ticket If done in writings. The last line on each ballot relates to the amendment of the Constitution extending to cities of 3,500 inhabitants and number 10,000the privilege of making their own photographsnow enjoyed by citizens of the highest jurisdictiononly It was intended that the amendment so proposed should be submitted to the people at the coming election for adopting or rejection,succeeding to hear Our Waterman failed to adhere the amendment as required by law,and has failed to include the Governor to do daily enquiries upon To the Public. EDITOR GAZETTE.-After digesting all articles laid in the Santa Ana Blade of October 1008by some one calling himself a Democrat,come to the conclusion that he is mugwump or a very more-headed officerwho has been balked in the attemptsome position for which he was notHe makes an attack on Jake Ross,the cratic candidate for Assensor,and undertakes duce him in the eyes of the people who killsRees as well as the so-called Democrat does.it is well known that if he is elected Assensorbe the Assistant of Orange county,and that he will do his duty towards large and small landfavoring none but treating every one withWe guarantee to Mr.Rom the undivided andthe Democratic voters of this township,together quite a number of Republicans. JULIUS SCHEINIE JOHN EVERHART J.S.GARDINER HUGO WENTZEL Central Comm To the Public. EDITOR GAZETTE.-It has come to my car that gentlemen,namely Mr.J.Hunter and his wifeas well as some others,have deliberately chosenthe report that collected,far the monthof her,sum of $84 25,and that there is no show where the money was expended.MeanEditorif those human traduces had referredrecords in the County Clark's office it was saved them of being branded as hirs. This money was earned,and honestly soexpended on the Whittier and Amherstmiles north of the town of Fallerton.The work hereto show for itself.The work wasImage Supervisor Littlebeel,and the demandmade by myself on record.R.F.PORTERoversee of Fallerton Hand District The World Earthwind The facilities of the present day production of everything that will come tothe material welfare and comfortof kind are almost unlimited and whenof Figs was first produced the worldwillrich with only perfect laxative andin addition to cleanse the systemin the Spring time or,iin fact.at anyand afterthe latter it is known the morepureis hemmens. MED-In AmherstOctober 22ld.to the willK.Bird,dung hiter. MARRIAGE McBILL-AKDERAN AnnOctoberI.M.BilloftheKermilinMinLeRaHaymn.bath.ofSanta Ana More Kathleigh shipped on Mondaycaught out of Amherstmailsuntilthe nextdayand thenearthe SouthPaigntown Save money and buy your child'sMother's,Santa Ana by law does not deprive the people of right to adopt the amendment at the voting election. It has, therefore, been and between the Republican and Democratic State committees that the question of the amendment shall be adopted or shall be printed upon the ballot of two parties. If you favor the amendment, vote "Yes" if not, vote "No." He open at the City Hall on Los Angeles at noon on Tuesday and close at 5 p.m. The officers of election have not yet asked an understanding of the new method of voting, they should lose no time in so doing. The system was explained in last issue. Two years ago, when the board here knew nothing of the what intricate requirements of the God in question, the returns were not until midnight, when the work should be done in an hour. Tribute to the mind. ITOR GAZETTE.—The death of Mrs. Parker, which occurred during the 18th instant, removes from him one of its oldest and most respected sons, one identified with its early days with everything that has tended to its own and welfare. It's a peculiarly progressive and incidental nature and she possessed the true her spirit. Unattested by the expert of the past, when a removal from Illiher birth place being New York State) led a journey of many days and some ships, she had helped to make an attractive home from the bare prairies—had left up a family of eleven children, had used allotted three score years and yet was not old. Young in spirit, stated in everything, she wanted to live, she had so much to do." Apparent recovery from an attack of hope the winter previous, left her with ened physical forces, which led to a painful illness, bravely and uncomely borne. Though wishing to live, did not fear death. On being asked if, now of her condition, she still felt conceived her religious opinions, she replied affirmative. Views were not those of the Christian father of the Agnostic. In early life she seen a Methodist of the most zealous The Bible she had read through on three times in course. Thought reading later caused her to reject its divine inspiration, regarding it as allegory and no more a binding auction as to faith and practice. She was an serious reader—a deep thinker. She accepted as her religion humanitarian and acta. A faithful wife, a loving husband, a kind friend, she brightened life for and enjoyed it herself, leaving the questions of God and immortality to be judged by the authorities of Death. Ministration. - Ferry meetings have been held during the week. - Some very chosen trades of land are offered for rent by an advertiser. - Jack Landall minutes himself as a candidate for Commendable of this township. - The political pot in this "man's town" is taking upon itself a gentle little summer. - Anyone desiring to borrow money will do well to consult the advertisement in another column. - Read the change in Haller's ad. He believes in printer's ink, and gets up attractive advertisements. - Col. J. J. Tobin of San Francisco addressed a large meeting of Democrats at Kroger's Hall last night. - A. E. Hendricks has sold the tenture orchard of E. Barry, situated east of town, to I. N. Everett, lately from Ohio, for $3,000. - The name of Wilhelm Hestabrink of Fallerton has been stricken from the Great Register, on account of illegal registration. - It was reported on Tuesday that a $300 bet on Pond, made by a Democrat of Santa Ana, had been taken up by Colonel Bob Northam. Good enough for Bob! - The Republican and Democratic committee offer a reward of $200 for the arrest of any one attempting to vote illegally at Tuesday's election. - There is a species of influenza epidemic throughout this section, and during the weak several persons in town have been seriously indisposed with it. The aliment is somewhat similar to la gripe, but is of a milder type. - A term trial jury was drawn by the Superior Court on Monday. The names of twenty-nine persons were drawn, among them being Alex McDermont, Samuel Kraemer, Chas. O. Rust and Erwin Barr. - Attention is directed to the advertisement of Bentz and Steadman, which will be found in another column. Yesterday they received a bunch of fina cattle from the Chino ranch. The firm is delivering nothing but the best of meats, and pays the highest market price for live stock. - The Southern California Railroad will sell round trip tickets to the chrysanthemum fair, now being held in Los Angeles, at reduced rates, good on all regular trains during the continuance of the fair. The tickets include admission to the fair; which closes on November 7th. Personal Melange. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard of Los Angeles visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hosting during the week. J. W. Landell announces himself as a candidate for Justice of the Power for this township. See his card there here. Adaligh Riemens is in San Francisco, purchasing his firm's fall and winter stock. The grade will arrive during the week. Alan Davis, who has been visiting with his parents here for several weeks past, returned to his home in San Francisco on Tuesday. Mr. Goech and family have moved into their newly purchased residence. Many improvements will be made upon the handsome property. J. D. Sehnyker arrived from San Diego on Tuesday afternoon and went to Yorba, where he is the guest of Captain Wrede. Yesterday morning he went to the hand of Bad Rock Canyon to begin work for the irrigation district. Then Finther of Santa Ana was in town on Tuesday, and called in to see us. He is journeying over the county with A. Lanki, the San Francisco fruit canner. Mr. Lanki is married as well as gratified at the extent of the fruit interests of this valley. John Hart, who since the sale of his handsome residence property has been like "a fish out of water," is with his family temporarily the guest of Mrs. Scott. After a few months spent in Los Angeles, it is Mr. Hart's intention to erect a handsome residence on the eight acres adjoining his lately disposed home place on the north. He will then take up his residence here permanently. A BEAUTIFUL PLACE. Tim Carroll's Nursery and Orchard Seven Miles West of Town. Seven miles west of town, where Tim Carrol's sixty-score orchard and nursery sits like an emerald gem in a waste of untilled land, there can be seen evidences of what is probably the most prodigious growth ever attained by trees or vine in the State of California. If a newspaper were to say that fig trees which in June last were the size of average saparagus sprouts are to-day six and seven feet high, with such luxuriant growth that the grove resembles a miniature forest—that newspaper's reputation for veracity would be questioned; but such is nevertheless the fact. Horticulturists from different sections of Southern California who have visited the place within the past few weeks aver that never in all their experience have they seen such truly wonderful growth. George Rice, A cream of fruit est at all in la crème Report An AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN AN with her religious opinions, she replied affirmative. views were not those of the Christian, mother of the Agnostic. In early life she seen a Methodist of the most zealous The Bible she had read through on three times in course. Thought reading later caused her to reject its divine inspiration, regarding it as allegory and no more a binding authority to faith and practice. She was an serious reader—a deep thinker. She accepted as her religion humanitarian and acts. A faithful wife, a loving friend, she brightened life for and enjoyed it herself, leaving the questions of God and immortality to be solved by the mystery of Death. The large family to whom she was still strength and inspiration her death is a long blow and to the husband with two years ago, she celebrated their wedding. Her funeral on Friday largely attended, showing the respect in which she was held. But one large family had preceded her. Can who have faith in immortality, doubt was the rapturous greeting, the glad note to the wonders and delights of the stage of existence? A FRIEND. Los Angeles Republican Rally. Southern Pacific Company will run a train to Los Angeles to accommodate wishing to attend the grand Republican Saturday evening, November 1st. Leave Ana at 6 P.M., and returning leave Angeles about midnight: Southern California Co. will run an train from Los Angeles at 11 P.M., above evening, to allow visitors in the return to their homes in Anaheim, Ana, Orange and the other points on one. Tickets good on all regular trains daily; one and one-third fare for round will be the final Republican rally of campaign in Los Angeles. Col Markenator Stanford, W. W. Bowers, Fitch, George Knight and others will be the meeting. Pleasant Party. Ida Everhardy entertained a large number of her friends at her home on West East Friday evening. A very pleasant was bad in playing cards and other games. A bountiful supply of refreshments discussed during the evening those present were Mrs. Jacob Everhardy Misses Ida and Annie Everhardy, Sophia Rimpau, Miss Zoila Smythe,ances Schmidt, Miss Marie Horatman, Emma Schneider, Miss Dora and Zeyn, Miss Fannie Rowe, Miss Hen-Messara, Frank Rimpau, J. Rimpau, Strothoff, W. Jay Cole, G Landell, Schneider, Frank Schamburger, Jakey Dedy and others. To the Public. Gazette. After digesting the article published the Santa Ana Blade of October 10th, signed one calling himself a Democrat, we have concluded that he is either a cop or a very score-headed office-wacker been walked in the attempt, in allusion for which he was not fitted. An attack on Jake Rose, the Democratic for Assessor, and undertakes to train in the eyes of the people, who know Mr. Well as the so-called Democrat does, and who that there is not a man in Orange county peer as an honest, upright gentleman; and known that if he is elected Assessor, he will duty towards large and small land holders, none but treating every one with equity. To Mr. Ross the undivided amount of them being Alex McDermont, Samuel Kraemer, Chas. O. Rust and Erwin Barr. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Bentz and Steadman, which will be found in another column. Yesterday they received a bunch of fine cattle from the Chino ranch. The firm is delivering nothing but the beat of meats, and pays the highest market price for live stock. The Southern California Railroad will sell round trip tickets to the chrysanthemum fair, now being held in Los Angeles, at reduced rates, good on all regular trains during the continuance of the fair. The tickets include admission to the fair, which closes on November 7th. The interior of the Anaheim Hotel is being repainted, recarpeted and refurnished throughout. Mine Host Everharty is determined to run a first-class hotel, and the handsome manner in which he is fitting things up goes to show that he has met with great success so far. The hotel will be a credit to Anaheim. Frank Smythe, who some weeks ago fell from a wagon and broke his right ankle, last week received the first installment of his weekly sick benefit from the Legion of Honor. He carries a $5,000 life-insurance policy in the order, and is entitled to receive $20 per week for ten weeks. We acknowledge the receipt of a copy of the Great Register, with the compliments of our distinguished neighbor, the Orange News. We always knew that Brother Fullerton was an experienced and competent printer, but we scarcely looked for such superb work from him as is demonstrated on the Register. It is a thing of beauty, and we congratulate him on the fine quality of his work. We acknowledge the receipt of a sample of cane molasses from the Molasses Company at Buena Park. The sale of this molasses, which is of very superior quality, is more than meeting the expectations of the company. The claim is made that this molasses is superior to the New Orleans product for cooking purposes. The company is about finishing up this year's crop, which will amount to nearly six thousand gallons. The "Political Farce" was rendered by the ladies of the Santa Ana W. R. C., at the Opera-house on Saturday evening last, to quite a large audience. The duet of the Misses Roper and Kernodle in the first part was excellent, and Prof. Packard's sole, "Silken Bands," was much admired. The various other numbers of the programme were well rendered, and the farce was uproariously funny. Neil Bailey is the first one in town to "register a kick" against the McKinley tariff bill. He has been in the habit of purchasing his shoe blackening at Pamperl's, where he has been subjected to a tax of only 6 cents per box for it. Last week, however, while purchasing another box of blacking, Neil was informed that, in view of the passage of the McKinley tariff bill, the price of blacking had "rizi" a cent a box, and that in future he would be compelled to pay 7 cents for it. So he is out a cent a box on the bill, and now favors putting blacking on the free list. W. R. Harker's harness store on Center street is one of the business places in town. Resides having the best harness stores in them can an emerald gem in a waste of untilled land, there can be seen evidences of what is probably the most prodigious growth ever attained by tree or vine in the State of California. If a newspaper were to say that fig trees which in June last were the size of average saparagus sprouts are to-day six and seven feet high, with such luxuriant growth that the grove resembles a miniature forest—that newspaper's reputation for veracity would be questioned; but such is nevertheless the fact. Horticulturists from different sections of Southern California who have visited the place within the past few weeks aver that never in all their experience have they seen such truly wonderful growth. George Rice, the viticultural officer who visited the nursery a couple of weeks ago, declares he never saw anything like it. On Saturday last, in company with the proprietor and W. J. O'Connor of Pomona, a representative of this paper paid a visit to the nursery. Mr. O'Connor owns what is claimed to be the finest orange orchard at Pomona, and fully the equal of any orchard at Riverside. He will have 4,000 boxes of seedlings this year, and has refused $1 75 per box for them on the trees. To say that Mr. O'Connor was astonished at the sight of Mr. Carroll's young orange orchard and nursery is to express it rather mildly. Sufficient is to say that he came away settled in the conviction that he would not rest until he owned an orchard in the vicinity before many months had past. When a reporter for this journal visited the nursery in June last, the orange trees had been set in orchard scarcely two months. They were then making thrifty growth, which has been kept up uninterruptedly in the mean time until at present they are as fine as can be found among any of the young orchards of the State. The White Adriatic and Smyrna fig trees, which in June were perhaps two or three inches out of the ground, are a sight wonderful to behold. Close together, full of foliage and rising clearly a foot over one's head, they are a striking illustration of the adaptability of the soil to their culture. There are enough fig trees in the nursery to supply the demand of the entire State this coming season. The apple trees in the nursery have made a growth almost as vigorous as the figs,and stand four and five feet high. There are also plum, walnut and ornamental trees galore; all patting out a profusion of foliage,and altogether as pretty as a picture. The orange trees in orchard although less than a year old are some of them well laden with small oranges.The leaves are bright green and beautiful as any ever put in the ground.Between the orange trees which are twenty-four feet apart,Tim has a second crop of potatoes maturing which for prolific growth and vigorous appearance would astonish many a potato grower of the "ould sod."In last July the first crop on this ground produced 375 sacks per acre,and the proprietor is looking for his present crop to be quite as large.Tim will clean up about $4,000 from both crops. One of the features of the ranch is a splendid artisan well, 300 feet deep,with a three-inch flow.Water may be conducted to any part of the land.The stream is so large that the well is capped a good part of the time.Near by is a large excavation for a lake which will be used for boating and bathing purposes.The ranch has a large barn and stable and a comfortable dwelling house. Much of the credit for the ranch's appearance is due to the work of E.J. Arnett,the foremanwho is a "principal horticulturist who knows his business,"as Tim Arnett To the Public. GAZETTR. — After digesting the article published in the Santa Ana Blade of October 10th, signed one calling himself a Democrat, we have concluded that he is either a up or a very core-headed office-seeker been balked in the attempt to fill position for which he was not fitted. An attack on Jake Rose, the Democrat for Assessor, and undertakes training in the eyes of the people, who know Mr. Rose as the so-called Democrat does, and who that there is not a man in Orange county peer as an honest, upright gentleman; and known that if he is elected Assessor, he will sensor of Orange county, and that he (Rose) duty towards large and small land holders, none, but treating every one with equity. To Mr. Rose the undivided support of cratic voters of this township, together with number of Republicans. JULIUS SCHNEIDER, JOHN EVERHARTY, J. S. GARDINER, HUGO WETZEL, Central Committee. To the Public. Gazettr. — It has come to my car that certain named Mr. J. Hunter and his son Jack, some others, have deliberately circulated that I collected, for the month of September of $84 25, and that there is nothing to see the money was expended. Now, Mr. those human traducers had referred to the County Clark's office it would have no being branded as Haras. They was earned, and honestly so, and was on the Whittier and Amelia road, one of the town of Fallerton. The work is now for itself. The work was dismantled by Littlehell, and the demand and report myself are on record. R. F. PORTER, Governor of Fullerton Road District. The World Kernish. A collection of the present day for the son of everything that will conduce material welfare and comfort of man-almost unlimited and when Syrup was produced the world was enlightened the only perfect laxative known, only remedy which is truly pleasurable to the taste and prompt to cleanse the system gently going time or, in fact, at any matter it is known the more popular. BARTH. Amelia, October 22d, to the wife of A., dring hiter. MARRIAGE AKDENKON — As Santa Ana, October 27th, bill of the Hermit to Mim Le Roy Amelia and Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. 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Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Ana. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasant weather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasantweather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasantweather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasantweather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasantweather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasantweather, then Santa Anna. Making obliged on Monday the day of this season's unpleasantweather, then Santa Anna. J. P. Small. Secretary of the Olive Mill Company was in town yesterday and informed that the company have just been announced to furnish furniture for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Saints Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Sants Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor and mansl to Sants Mission and had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Mission和had also received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansl to Sants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansltoSants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansltoSants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansltoSants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansltoSants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansltoSants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnishing floor和mansltoSants Missionandhadalso received manual contract for furnISHING FLOOR AND MANSION FOR THE TOWN OF THIS STREET IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK CANALFORMIA SAN FRANCISCO 'OUISVILLE,' KY. 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A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in levelling strength. U.S. Government Report, August 17, 1883. ANNOUNCEMENTS LOUIS SCHORN OF ANAHEIM Regular Democratic nominee for SUPERVISOR. Third Supervisor District. JOHN LANDELL Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for CONSTABLE. Anahiem Township. J. W. LANDELL Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Anahiem Township. J. B. PIERCE Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Walter B. Tedford, County Clerk. HENRY M. ADAMS Of Tenn., Democratic nominee for Tax Collector. J. H. ADAMS. (Present Deputy.) Democratic nominee for RECORDER. JACOB ROSS, 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, J. W. LANDELL Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Anaheim Township. J. B. PIERCE Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Anaheim Township. E. A. PULLEN Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for CONSTABLE, Anaheim Township. ROBERT PARKER OF FULLERTON Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for Road Overseer, Fullerton Road District. B. F. PORTER OF FULLERTON (Incumbent) Respectfully announces himself as a candidate for Road Overseer, Fullerton Road District. 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 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO, CAL. 'OUISVILLE, KY.' NEW YORK, N.Y. 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. 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. GUY SMITH OF TUBIN Regular Republican nominee for ASSEMBLYMAN, Seventy-Eighth Assembly District. H. B. Westerman OF POMONA Regular Democratic nominee for ASSEMBLYMAN, Seventy-Eighth District. 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. OUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y. OF TUSTIN Regular Republican nominee for ASSEMBLYMAN, Seventy-Eighth Assembly District. H. B. Westerman OF POMONA Regular Democratic nominee for ASSEMBLYMAN, Seventy-Eighth District. CHEESEMAN'S Fairview Store. SOLE AGENTS FOR CLOTHING, BLANKETS, Eto., made by the Marysville Milling Co. THE BEST IN THE STATE! Also a full line of Everything usually found in a FIRST-CLASS -- GROCERY -- STORE. EVERYTHING SOLD AT RATES Cheaper than the Cheapest! Give us a call and be convinced. M. H. CHEESEMAN'S Fairview Store.