anaheim-gazette 1891-01-22

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Kuchol, Charles Kuchel, Editors and Producers. THURSDAY... JANUARY 22, 1891. The semi-annual meeting of the Editorial Association in Los Angeles last week was one long to be remembered in more ways than one. Tuesday and Wednesday were given up exclusively to business, in which was included the election of new members, revising of the constitution and election of officers for the ensuing year. Thursday the members of the association accepted an invitation from the Redondo Beach Company to visit that rapidly growing resort. The run down was made in an hour, and, after registering, the members were shown through the elegantly appointed hotel. Before lunch the ladies of the party, together with their escorts, invaded the finely appointed billiard room and forever an hour they were inducted into the mysteries of the game. At noon the members marched into the dining-room, where a splendid table, extending almost entirely around the spacious room; literally groaned under its weight of good things. The table was a bed of similar and carnations, artistically arranged and forming a very pretty picture. Mayor Hazard and his charming wife were of the party, and occupied seats of honor next the President of the association. A string band discouraged sweet music from the orchestra balcony. Several toasts were responded to, and after lunch all hands repaired to the ballroom and enjoyed an impromptu hop. The dance floor of the hotel is the finest in Southern California, being inlaid wood, artistically arranged and smooth as glass. The return trip was begun at 4:20, after universal regrets that the day had been so short. In the evening the newly elected President, Colonel Craig of Redlands, banqueted the members at the Nadean. The men was most elaborate, and the wines were excellent. There was a feast of reason and a flow of soul, lasting until midnight, when the meeting of the association was declared ended. The next meeting of the association will probably be in Arizona, an invitation from the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad being under consideration to that effect. Dr. Booth set this matter right, and is deserving of thanks therefor. Now that this somewhat celebrated case is settled, at least for the present, we hope it will be allowed to rest—at least until such time as the Gabriel's trump of an appeal shall call it into life and court again. On the first page will be found an interesting letter from L. M. Helt on the necessity for the formation of the State Association of Irrigators, together with other interesting and valuable data. Whatever Mr. Helt has to say upon matters of irrigation will be found of peculiar interest and worthy of perusal. Following his article will be found a copy of the bill to amend the Wright Act. Among the amendments is one to abolish the offices of Collector, Assessor and Treasurer in districts containing 20,000 acres or less. This will consequently not affect our district, as we have 33,000 acres within our borders. Further comment upon both articles is deferred until a future time. KING KALAKAUA died in San Francisco on Tuesday, aged 54 years. He had been on a pleasure trip to California, and recently passed through Anaheim on a visit to San Diego. We have been to the editorial "ghost dance," are back, and are ourselves again. FOR OUR IRRIGATORS TAXPAYER WRITES TO SAY WHAT HE THINKS ABOUT THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT, THE A. U. W. CO. AND NEXT SATURDAY'S MEETING. EDITOR GAZETTE—As at next Saturday's meeting of the Anakeelm Union Water Company the question of its disposal to the Anakeelm Irrigation District will be considered by the stockholders, and very likely most of the time will be wasted by bombastic and flowery speech-makers, who like to hear themselves talk, a few words in your valuable paper will not be amiss. The amalgamation of the Cajon, Farmers' and Anakeelm Water Company into the Anakeelm Union Water Company was timely, as great news forward. The consolidation of the A. U. W. Co. and the Yorba system is also most timely and a prime necessity. Think no one, who has any knowledge at all of our affairs, can deny this being the case. The question thus lays before us: Can the A. U. W. Co. get control of the Yorba system? If not, it must go, and bring all waters on the north side of the river to be as concied and clear as possible, but this matter belongs of utmost importance to all residents on the north side of the river it is necessary to go into details. ROLL OF The following pupils in Schools have, for the month 9, 1891, been neither abused First Year—Ernest Beaton, Manuel Hurtas Kent Knowlton, Louis Sorenson, Frank Wetzel Second Year—Josie Bade, Minnie Schorn, Vogel, Emily Warling. Third Year—Adele Stu Julia Nemetz, Elita Hall, Annello Molins, Annelio Molins, Bertio Sorenson. Sixth Year—Alice Adela Mosemann, Ada Warling, Guisie Bennesen, Will Sorensen. HATTIE L. Seventh Year—Zalma mann, Blanche Mitchel Eighth Year—Bessie Flora Davis, Ellia Gard waite, Stella Goldthwaite Beatrice Smythe, Da Strodthoff, Hilgard Wilb B. R. Grogan, Saraihe West Anahale First Year—Emma naracheidt, Frankie Ha Second Year—Olga Matilda Schwentker, Oscar Neipp, John Schu Third Year—Polen Menzel, Eddie Marion, Neipp. Fourth Year—Belle Louisa Rinker, Emma scheitel, Bertha Benner Willie Hack, Willie Henderson, Lottie Cynthia Abbey, Guista Maggard; Harker's Harw W. R. Harker keeps thing found in a first Whips, Robes Combs, Brushes etc., and inspect his goods. Church Anne METHODIST EPISCOPAL phils street Sunday acct at 7 and 3 P.M. REV.I GERMAN METHODIST C pastor Sunday school at 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Pr evening at 7 Song s trip was begun at 4:20, after universal regret that the day had been so short. In the evening the newly elected President, Colonel Craig of Redlands, banqueted the members at the Nadeau. The men was most elaborate, and the wines were excellent. There was a feast of reason and a flow of soul, lasting until midnight, when the meeting of the association was declared ended. The next meeting of the association will probably be in Arizona, an invitation from the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad being under consideration to that effect. Dr. Booth of the Needles, who tendered the invitation on behalf of the railroad, promises a royal good time, including a visit to the abodes of the ancient cliff dwellers and a trip up the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. The Bazoo man has the floor. Do we go? Well, we should say no. It is entirely probable that, principally through the efforts of Mr. Henry Kreeger, a best sugar factory may be established in this vicinity. Mr. Krooger has for some time past been in correspondence with the agent of capitalists in France, who desire to build a factory somewhere in Southern California, and he is strongly of the belief that in a short time some person authorized to act in their behalf will be here to see what inducements our people will hold out for the establishment of a factory. What they want is, first, a donation of land for a factory site; second, cheap water power; third, a guarantee that at least 2,600 acres of beets be planted for a number of years. It seems to us that all of these conditions can be easily mot. We understand that a resolution will be offered at the meeting of the Anaheim Union Water Company on Saturday authorizing the Board of Directors to lease water power at a nominal rate to any parties who will undertake this builtling of a sugar beet factory at a point where the water can be utilized after serving its purpose at the factory. Our remarks about the impropriety of the publication in our esteemed contemporary the Santa Ana Blade of the articles written for the Orange county pamphlet, seem to have stirred up a bit of more or less hair-pulling among our contemporaries at Santa Ana. There is but one way out of it, aud, with customary interdependence, we lead the way. The pamphlet has by the action of the Blade been made a secondary affair, and our contemporary has achieved the prestige of a "scoop" over its slow-going neighbors by the exercise of what looks to us to be something in the nature of a breach of faith—gross, flagrant and inexplicable. Saying which, and meantime indulging the hope that the shameless Blade man will reform before it is too late, we "dismiss the subject" with that dignified, graceful and parapolic sweep of the hand employed so effectually by the Baron in disguise who acts as night clerk at the Nadeau when saluting the belated editors District will be considered by the stockholders, and very likely most of the time will be wasted by bombastic and flowery speech-makers, who like to hear themselves talk, a few words in your valuable paper will not be amis. The amalgamation of the Cajon, Farmers' and Anaheim Water Company into the Anaheim Union Water Company was timely, judicious and a great step forward. The consolidation of the A. U. W. Co. and the Yorba system is also most timely and a prime thinker than any other company at all of our affairs, can deny this being the case. The question thus lays before us: Can the A. U. W. Co. get control of the Yorza system? If not, it must go, and the Anaheim Irrigation District, who can do it, and bring all waters on the north side of the river under its control, take its place. Your writer tries to be as concise and clear as possible, but this matter belongs to the utmost importance to all residents on the west side of the river it is necessary to go into details. The Anaheim Irrigation District has been brought into disrepute by, so to say, bad management and wasteful expenditure of people's money. Is this due to the so-called Wright Act? In a small degree it may be. Does the Act require the employment of such expensive attorneys or counselors? Does it require that the Secretary of Justice should keep records during in the week? Does it require that the Collector should be paid by the month for the whole year? Your writer thinks if the Secretary's office would be open one day a week besides the meeting of the board it would be insufficient. If the Collector was paid a percentage on tax collections it would be better and more judicious. Only these two items would save probably six hundred or seven hundred dollars a year to the district. No taxpayer, I believe, will draw attention to this degree because but what taxpayers have a right to demand is that the district receive proper benefits for their services and the payment therefor. Your writer is positive that, with proper care and management, the district will be all right, and a benefit to every one. So much as regards the district. Now let us look to the A. U. W. Co. The formation of the company was a rand step forward, as it set at rest the governmental jurisdiction thereafter companies then existing. And this is about all the good it accomplished from your writer's views and observations. If the making of the shares transferable was an error, it should have shares, as in the Santa Ana water company, not transferable from the land. The system of delivering water to each individual shareholder's land is destructive to the interest of the company, as it requires keeping in order cost of any director's office thereby to keep clean than sale of water brings to the company, consequently the company is going backward in its financial condition from year to year. The erection of vast reservoirs, as the increased tillable acreage now requires, cannot be accomplished by the company. The fact then, as it appears to your writer, is: Last year with a pleniful water supply the Directors of the Anaheim irrigation district shall oversee the A. U. W. Co., particularly so, as Mr. Wilson assured them that it required only a telegram from him to certain parties to effect a sale of bonds of the district. Now the A. U. W. Co. has upper hand. And why should it throw its property away on the district without at least a fair compensation? Would any shareholder be willing to dispose of all rights of the company to any capitalist, even if three thousand dollars must certainly not. The shareholders are the men who have carried out burden of devek plug this garden spot of earth's paradise. The speculators in land who have already doubled their investments in bare land are only ones benefited by a depreciation of company's property. Every shareholder is a looser of from $15 to $15 per share at any rate, even at $12 valuation per share, with preset state of indebtedness; we would have no need for such far-reaching should be based upon This would make about one hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars for the A. U. W. Co. If the district obtains the franchises, ditches, etc., at that figure, which is about sixty percent of its actual value, will not fit bonds sell at a better price and more readily, when it is shown that its own residents have confidence enough to take bonds. This action would show capitalists that the bonds and interest will be paid by people as diligent as taxapers are then bondholders. In all enterprises something has to be left to chance. So is selling of the bonds, but there is already a way of whipping the devil around the stump. So it is in this case. Even if after the acquisition of the A. U. W. Co., by the district, bonds should not sell for construction of the reservoirs, there is a way to get over that. Progress is and must be watched more nor less than retregression. The formation of the district has been dear, very dear, to our taxpayers, but even more so is the A. U. W. Co. There are other points which best cannot be considered here, which almost make it imperative necessary that we must take that system which gives us best protection under laws of the State. At least gentlemen of both companies give us less lawyers' opinions and lawyers' severely alone. Your writer in this connection ask have all The pamphlet has by the action of the Blade been made a secondary affair, and our contemporary has achieved the prestige of a "soop" over its slow-going neighbors by the exercise of what looks to us to be something in the nature of a breach of faith—gross, flagrant and inexplicable. Saying which, and meantime indulging the hopethat thouhameless Blade man will reform before it is too late, we "dismiss the subject" with that dignified, graceful and parabolic sweep of the hand employed so effectually by the Baron in disguise who acts as night clerk at the Nadeau, when saluting the belated editors coming into the house at peop'o' day. JUDGE TOWNER writes to us to say that our article printed last week and headed, "Dr. Pfeninger Wine," is misleading as to the law points involved in the case. These points have been somewhat misunderstood, and we therefore feel ourselves under obligations to the Judge for the following explanation: EDITOR GAZETTE.—In May last Mrs. Pfeninger brought suit against her husband, Dr. Pfeninger, in equity, for an accounting for certain money had and used by him, which she claimed as her separate property. Soon after, they settled the matters involved in the suit by his conveying her some 54 acres of land. Upon that and other lands there was a mortgage which he had agreed to pay off and cause to be discharged. He then came into court and asked that the suit be dismissed. This she resisted, and after hearing, the court held and decreed that he must first perform his said agreement. He did so, and then came, and showing satisfaction of the mortgage asked again for the dismissal. She again objected alleging that in the mean time he had undertaken to transfer from the land deeded to her by him, the shares of water stored referred to in your article, and to place them upon his remaining land, and asked the court to hear and determine the question whether he could do so, or whether those shares did or did not pass to her with the land as an appurtenance. This the court refused to do, holding that the question was not properly triable in that proceeding. Dr. Pfeninger having had the mortgage properly satisfied, had fulfilled the condition imposed on him, her suit was dismissed, and the parties were left to seek a determination of the water right in some proper mode. The independence and general accuracy of the Gazette are commendable, and I hope this may find a place. J. W. Townner Judge Townner has been to some paints to bonds. This action would show capitalists that the bonds and interest will be paid by the people, as eight-tenths of the taxpayers are then bondholders. In all enterprises something has to be left to chance. So it is the荡物 but there is already a way of whipping the devil around the stump. So it is in this case. Even if after the acquisition of the A. U. W. Co. by the district, bonds should not sell for the construction of the reservoirs, there is a way to get over that. Progress is and must be the watchword. A standstill is not possible and is nothing more nor less than retrogression. The formation of the district has been dear, very deep to our taxpayers; little ever there in U. W. Co. There are other points which best cannot be considered here, which almost make it imperative necessary that we must take that system which gives us the best protection under the laws of State. At least, gentlemen, directors of both companies, give us less lawyers' opinions and costs. Go in to a business-like manner and let lawyers severally allege. Your writer would in this connection ask, here all the paper for consideration of theirerty been turned over to the district, as they should be! For four months the attorneys were always ready within eight or ten days to begin proceedings, but nothing of real action materialized. All we heard was once in a while the blame for delay was put upon the engineer or the abstract company, probably a good excuse for dilly-dallying and doing nothing at all. Both railroads have not paid their taxes. Mr. Breslin one of our attorneys, is also attorney for the Southern California Highway, defaulting in the payment of taxes. It certainly was done with his concurrence and his advice. How does this look to our people? Something for the New Year. 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Adams, Charles B., SEI of THE NW Township 4-Range real estate $300; tax 8 cents,costs 50 cents; Ackerman and Galen of Richfield, lot 18; value real estate $42; cash value 25; cash value 6; block 36; cash value 4; lot 1; block real estate $4; tax 10; 1 cent,costs $2 50; Anaheim Union Wt., In city of Anaheim, lot 18, block A, cash value $40; in Yorba commencing at the end of land owned by M running north 34 chas east along the line of migration District to said land; thence south southeast 75 chains; thence north... ROLL OF HONOR. The following pupils in the Anaheim Public Schools have, for the month ending January 9, 1891, been neither absent nor tardy: First Year—Ernest Bennerscheidt, Bennett Bates, Manuel Hurtado, Sylvain Cahen, Kent Knowlton, Louisa Paschall, Eddie Sorenson, Frank Wetzel. Second Year—Josie Bennerscheidt, Laura Gade, Minnie Schorn, Rose Schorn, Johnnie Vogel, Emily Warling. LURA JONES, Teacher. Third Year—Adele Strodthoff, Inez James, Julia Nemetz, Elli Hurtado, Sallie Chall, Annelio Molins, Emil Classen. Fourth Year—Adolph Lisaldo, Olof Warling, Welborn Wallop, John Rehm. JENNIE BURTON, Teacher. Fifth Year—Pauline Nemetz, Edith Bates, Ella Warner, Alice Warner, Eddie Bennerscheidt, Charlie Bauer, Augustine Hurtado, Bertie Sorenson. Sixth Year—Alico Bates, Stella Lewis, Adela Moasemann, Addie Wallop, Emma Warling, Guise Bennerscheidt, Frank Classen, Will Sorensen. HATTIE L. PARKER, Teacher. Seventh Year—Zelma Bailey, Fritzie Haimann, Blanche Mitchell, Eula Perry. Eighth Year—Bessie Bates, Charles Booge, Flora Davis, Ella Gardiner, Charles Goldthwaite, Stella Goldthwaite, Bessie James, Beatrice Smythe, David Smythe Hugh Strodthoff, Hilgard Witte. B. R. GROGAN, SARAH E. VORE, Teachers. West Anaheim School. First Year—Emma Bolz, Philipine Bennerscheidt, Frank Hack, Fred Conrad. Second Year—Olga Boege, Laura Conrad, Matilda Schwentker, August Bennerscheidt, Oscar Neipp, John Schumacher, Emil Borge. Third Year—Poldie Heimmann, Emil Nepp, Gustave Neipp. MINNIE PERLET, Teacher. Fourth Year—Belle Banks, Waldo Brown, Louis Rinker, Emma Boege, Josie Bennerscheidt, Bertha Bennerscheidt, Julia Abbey, Carrie Schwentker, August Schumacher, Willie Hack, Willie Henderson, Charlie Henderson, Lottie Brown, Max Boege, Cynthia Abbey, Gustave Heimann, Delano Maggard; HELEN MEAD, Teacher. Harker's Harness Shop. W. R. Harker keeps a full line of everything found in a first-class harness shop. Whips, Robes, Bankets, Curry Combs, Brushes, etc. Cell and see him and inspect his goods. CHurch Announcements. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH—On Philadelphia street. Sunday school at 10 A.M. Services at 7 and 3 P.M. REV. H. HOLCOMB. Pastor. GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH—John G. Vogel. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 A.M.; praising at 11 A.M. and 7 P.M. Praver meeting Wednesday evening at 7:50 service Friday at 7 P.M. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Amount of taxes and costs due. to place of beginning; third class land at $3 per acres; cash value real estate $21; tax $1 36; $5 per cent 7 cents; costs $1; total...2 41 Andrada, Heirs of Domingo- In Rancho Canon de Santa Ana in Yorba district; lot 20; block 29; cash value of real estate $35; 8 acres bounded north and east by M. Yorba; south by Ruiz and Hecht and Melrose; west by Estate of P. Yorba; cash value of real estate $50; cash value of improvements $30; tax 58 cents; $5 per cent 3 cents; costs $1; total...4 61 Aguilar, Trinidad- In Rancho Canon de Santa Ana in Yorza district; vineyard allotments of adobe vineyard; Nos 9 and 10; cash value real estate $30; tax 15 cents; $5 per cent 1 cent; costs 50 cents; total...6 66 B. Barker, Horace F.- In Anaheim city in Center tract; lot 37; block C; cash value real estate $55; lot 38; block C; cash value of real estate $55; tax 55 cents; $5 per cent 3 cents; costs $1; total...1 58 Bell, Z. E.- In Anaheim city; west 60 feet of city lot 10; cash value of real estate $125; cash value of improvement $250; north 115 feet of city lot 14; cash value of real estate $75; cash value of improvements $50; tax $2 50; $5 per cent 13 cents; costs $1; total...2 63 Bittner, Andrew- In Anaheim city; vineyard Lot D 7 and south 4 acres of C 7; cash value of real estate $130; cash value of improvements $500; tax $9; $5 per cent 45 cents; costs 50 cents; total...9 95 Boettcher, Richard- In Anaheim city in Davis Bros.' addition; lot 4; block D; cash value of real estate $60; lot 5; block D; cash value of real estate $75; tax 68 cents; $5 per cent 3 cents; costs $1; total...1 71 Brandt,Gustav- In Anaheim city in Center tract; lot 31; block L; cash value of real estate $65; lot 17; block N; cash value of real estate $100; tax 85 cents; $5 per cent 4 cents; costs $1; total...1 87 Badger, E. F.- In Anaheim city in Center tract; lot 13; block M; cash value of real estate $50; tax 25 cents; $5 per cent 1 cent; costs $50 total...76 Bolan,N.M.- In Anaheim city in Santa Fe tract; lot 1; block 5; cash value of real estate $25; lot 2 block 5; cash value of real estate $25; tax 38 cents; $5 per cent 2 cents; costs $1 50 total...90 Billings,Mrs.M.A.- In Anaheim city in Davis Bros.' addition: Vineyard Lot D 7 and south 4 acres of C 7; cash value of real estate $130; cash value of improvements $500; tax $9; $5 per cent 45 cents; costs 50 cents...total...84 D. Dockweider, J.H.- In Anaheim city in Vineyard C 3; lot 27; block C; cash value of real estate $56; tax 25 cents; $5 per cent 1 cent; costs 50 cents; total...76 Des Granges，O.N.- Of the NEI (80 acres) in Section 35 Township 3 Range 10; cash value of real estate $320; cash value improvements $300; tax $17 50; $5 per cent 88 cents; costs 50 cents；total...74 Davila,A.- In Rancho Canyon de Santa Ana in Adobo Vineyard lots a and b being two vineyard allotments at $15 each; cash value of real estate $30; tax 15 cents；$5 per cent 1 cent；costs 50 cents；total...66 E. Elsey，O.W.- In town of Fullerton，lot 36；block 30；cash value of real estate $25；税 13 cents；$5 per cent 1 cent；costs 50 cents；total...64 F. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Amount of taxes and costs due. Carson，J.K.- In town of Richfield，lot 14；block 23；cash value of real estate $4； Tax 2 cents；costs 50 cents；total...62 Cuthbert，W.L.- The W.J.of the NEI of the NEI of (20 acres) Section 8,Township4，Range10；cash value of real estate $600；Tax$3；$5 per cent 15 cents；costs 50 cents；total...61 Clement and Gay-2.12 acres，being the NWJ corner of the NJof the NWJ of the NWJ of Section 5 Township4.R.I.10；bounded north and west by county road,east by Oranggethorpe schoolhouse,south by F.R.Burnham,cash value of real estate $95；Tax48 cents；$5 per cent 2 cents；costs 50 cents；total...60 Colima,David-In Rancho Canon de Santa Ana，在Yorba district，28 acres，bounded north by Bayanna and S.C.R.R.east by Mcfaffey Estate，south by irrigation district line，west by Hecht and Melrose；cash value of real estate $400；cash value of improvement$30；Tax$12.5；$per cent11 cents；costs$50 cents；total...60 Cota,Mrs.Ynez-In Rancho Canon de Santa Ana，在adobe vineyard，lots6.7和8. being3 vineyard allotmentsat$15each,cashvalueofrealestation$45,tax23cent;spercent1cent,costs$50 cents；total...60 Clement,D.-In town of Fullerton，lot24，7 Cash，cash value of real estate$20,tax10，$per cent1 cent；costs$50 cents；total...61 Garrison,Mrs.H.E.-In Anaheim city，在Vineyard C3，lot27，blockC,cash value of real estate$56,tax25 cents；$5 per cent1 cent；costs$60 cents；total...62 Gras姆,Mrs.Julia- helm city，在Lorelle Conduit,A,cashvalueofrealestation$320,cashvalueofrealestation$300,tax$1750,$percent88 cents；costs$50 cents；total...62 Green,j.S.-The no lot1,Anahem Extensioneofrealestation$400,tax10 cents,costs$50 cents；total...62 Green,j.A.-No NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NJof the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOf the NjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOftheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFtheNjOFFheNjOFFheNjOFFheNjOFFheNjOFFheNjOFFheNjOFFheNjOFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheN j OFFheNa j OFFheNa j OFFheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa j OffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNa JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOffheNA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOff他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他NA JOFF他 NA JOFF他 NA JOFF他 NA JOFF他 NA JOFF他 NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA JFFo he NA FILLING,Mrs.M.A.-In Anaheim city,在Vineyard Lot D，税收及成本分析，总计...64 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Amount of taxes and costs due. Carson，J.K.-In town of Richfield，lot14，block23,cash value of real estate$4，Tax2 cents；costs$60 cents；total...62 Cuthbert，W.L.-The W.J.of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI of The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF The NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEI OF THE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Amount of taxes and costs due. 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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anaheim Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street, Anaheim, on Saturday, January 11, 1897. Two lighthouses for the easing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly be brought before the meeting. RICHARD MELROSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Company. January 21, 1891. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION NOTICE TO Stockholders In the Anaheim Street Car Company. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: THAT THE REDUCTION annual meeting of stockholders in the Anahem Street Car Company will be held at the office of the company, in Helmsen's building, Center street; Anaheim; on Saturday; January 11; 1897. Two lighthouses for this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeleted transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $125 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $300 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $300 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $300 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $300 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land to carry away to year. The Railway even at $300 undeDED transfer order about one mile from this railroad station which is located in bare land TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE ANAHEIM IRRIGATION DISTRICT, County of Orange, State of California, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1890-91 A. Amount of taxes and costs due. Alexander, Mrs. R. L—In Anaheim city, in Santa Fe tract, lot 29, block 4, cash value real estate $25, tax 13 cents, per cent 50 cents; total.... Adams, Charles B.—The NW of the SE of the NW of Section 18, Township 4, Range 10, cash value of real estate $300, tax $1 50, per cent 8 cents, costs 50 cents; total.... Ackerman and Galloway—In town of Richfield, lot 18, block 24, cash value real estate $4; lot 9, block 26, cash value real estate $4; lot 10 in block 26, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37, cash value real estate $4; lot 1, block 37. Anaheim Union Water Company—In city of Anaheim, in Center tract, lot 18, block A, cash value of real estate $40; in Yorba district, 77 acres commencing at the southeast corner of land owned by M. Yorba; thence running north 34 chains; thence south along the line of the Anaheim Irrigation District to the east line of said land; thence south 28 chains; thence southeast 7 chains; thence northwesterly 7 chains; Clark, E. B.—In Anaheim city in Lorelot tract, lot 28, block D, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, per cent 50 cents; total.... Citron, Isader—In Anaheim city, Summerfield & Oppenheimer's subdivision of Speor tract, lot 8, block 1, cash value of real estate $15, lot 9,块1，cash value of real estate $15，lot 10，block1，cash value of real estate $15，lot 10，block1，cash value of real estate $15，lot 10，block1，cash value of real estate $15，lot 10，block1，cash value of real estate $15，lot 10，block1，cash value of real estate $15，lot NEW ADVERTISEMENT Amount of taxes and costs due. state $35; lot 17, block 5, cash value of real estate $35; lot 18, block 5, cash value of real estate $35; lot 19, block 5, cash value of real estate $35; lot 20, block 5, cash value of real estate $35; lot 21, block 5, cash value of real estate $35; lot 22, block 5, cash value of real estate $40, tax $23,90, 5 per cent $1,20, costs $19; total... 44,10 Gardiner, A.J.-In Anaheim city in Summerfield and Oppenheimer subdivision of Spoerl tract, lot 35 block 3, cash value of real estate $30; lot 36 block 3, cash value of real estate $45, tax 38 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, costs $1; total... 1,40 Granas, J.F.-In Anaheim city, in Center tract, lot 23, block B, cash value of real estate $40; lot 24, block B, cash value of real estate $40; tax 40 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, costs $1; total... 1,42 Garrison, Mrs. H.E.-In Anaheim city in Lorelei tract, lot 10, block E, cash value of real estate $30; lot 11, block E, cash value of real estate $30; lot 12, block E, cash value of real estate $30; tax 45 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, costs $1,50; total... 1,97 Gilmore, Mrs. Julia A.-In Anaheim city in Lorelei tract, lot 3, block A, cash value of real estate $50; lot 4, block A, cash value of real estate $50; lot 5, block A, cash value of real estate $50; tax $1,5 per cent 5 cents, costs $2; total... 3,05 Gilbert, Fred H.-Southeast 10.71 acres of the SE₁₀ of NW₁₀ of Section 18, Township 4, Range 10, cash value of real estate $215, tax $1.08, 5 per cent 5 cents, costs $50 cents; total... 1,63 Garnsey, J.R.-20.37 acres being lots 2 and 4 in Baker and Lovering's subdivision, Section 5, Township 4, Range 10, cash value of real estate $813, tax $4.07, 5 per cent 20 cents, costs $50 cents; total... 4,57 Green, J.S.-The north 20 acres of lot 1, Anaheim Extension, cash value of real estate $400, tax $2.5 per cent 10 cents, costs $50 cents; total... 2,60 Green, J.A.-10 acres being the N₃ of the W₂ of the N₄ of the SW₄ of Section 5, Township 4, Range 10, cash value of real estate $450, tax $2.25, 5 per cent 11 cents, costs $50 cents; total... 2,86 Goodall, J.W.-In town of Fullerton, lot 18, block 22, cash value of real estate $25,$ tax 13 cents,$ per cent 1 cent,$ costs$50 cents; total... 64 Garland, W.B.-In town of Fullerton, lot 15, block 14, cash value of real estate $25,$ tax 13 cents,$ per cent 1 cent,$ costs$50 cents; total... 64 NEW ADVERTISEMENT Amount of taxes and costs due. cash value of real estate $30; lot 39, block 20,cash value of real estate $30; lot 39,block 20,cash value of real estate $30; lot 40,block 20,cash value of real estate $30; lot 41,block 20,cash value of real estate $30; lot 13,block 23,cash value of real estate $25; lot 14,block 23,cash value of real estate $20; tax 42.3,five percent 21 cents,costs$5; total...9.44 Horton,H.G.-The east 25 acres of the NE₁₀ of Section 6,Township 4,Range line,east by B.H,and H.H. Bancroft,south by Theo,H.Kalin, west by H.E.Smith,cash value of real estate $900,tax$4.50,five percent 23 cents,costs$50 cents;total... Hinton,j.W.-In Hazard's subdivision,Lot 4，20 acres,cash value of real estate $600,cash value of improvements $350,tax$4.75,five percent 24 cents,costs$50 cents;total... How,j.E.-In Anaheim city, in Lorelei tract,Lot 27,batch A,Cash value of real estate $30;lot 29,batch A,Cash value of real estate $30,tax 45 cents,five percent 2 cents,costs$1;total... Johnson,e.B.-In Anaheim city, in Vineyard C 3,Lot 29,batch C,Cash value of real estate $50;在 town of Fullerton,Lot 10,batch 23,cash value of real estate $25,tax 38 cents,f五个 percent 2 cents,costs$1;total... Jordan,joseph-In Anaheim city, in Orange Grove tract,Lot 1,cash value of real estate $35;lot 2,cach value of real estate $35;lot 4,cach value of real estate $35;lot 6,cach value of real estate $35;lot 7,cach value of real Estate $35;lot 8,cach value of real Estate $35;lot 9,cach value of real Estate $35;lot 10,cach value of Real Estate $35;lot 11,cach value of Improvements$100;tax$2.25,f五个 percent 11 cents,costs$5;total... Jones,j.A.-In Anaheim city, in Summerfield and Oppenheimer's subdivision of Spoerl tract,Lot 17,and 18,batch 3,cach value of real Estate$ 45;lot 10,batch 5,cach value of real Estate$ 20,tax 33 cents,f五个 percent 2 cents,costs$1;total... Johnson,M.D.-In town of Richfield,Lot 20,batch 24,cach value of real Estate$ 4;lot 21,batch 24,cach value of real Estate$ Lot 21,batch 24,cach value of real Estate$ Tax-30 cents,f五个 percent 2 cents,costs$1.50;total... Larsen,Hans P.-In Anaheim city, in Center tract,Lot 16,batch 13,cach value of real Estate$ 56,cach价值of improvements$77;sotl九,batch M, cach价值of real Estate$ 40,tax$81.3,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Los Angeles Land Bureau-In Anaheim city, in Center tract,Lot 31,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 80;在 Villa tract,Lot 1,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 75,tax$98 cents,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Lee John-In Anaheim city, in Summerfield and Oppenheimer subdivision of Spoerl tract,Lot l, block A,cach价值of real Estate$ 20,tax$68,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 20,tax$68,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 20,tax$68,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 20,tax$68,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ Tax-90 cents,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Lewis James-In Anaheim city, in Villa tract,Lot l,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 80;在 Villa tract,Lot l,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ 80;在 Villa tract,Lot l,batch A,cach价值of real Estate$ Tax-90 cents,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Lehman Jacob-In Anaheim city, in Villa tract,Lot l,batch B,cach价值of real Estate$ 50;在 Villa tract,Lot l,batch B,cach价值of real Estate$ 50;在 Villa tract,Lot l,batch B,cach价值of real Estate$ Tax-90 cents,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Levy,L.B.-In Anaheim city, in Summerfield and Oppenheimer's subdivision of Spoerl tract,Lot n, block G,cach价值of real Estate$ 25,tax$10.batch G,cach价值of real Estate$ 25,tax$25 cents,f五个 percent1 cent,costs$1; total... Lenke John-In Kraemer tract, lot n，block A，20 acres,cach价值of real Estate$$80；cach价值of improvements$$250,tax$$5.25,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$$1; total... Lesson,M.A.-The N₃ Of the NE₁₀ Of Section 35,Township3,Range lt,k Cash Value$ 80,tax$8.5,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Lintolt James-In Anaheim Extension, undivided one eighth interest in lot l，cash价值of real Estate$$175， cash价值of improvements$$200,tax$$8.8,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Loveland,j.M.-In town of Fullerton,Lot l，block lt,k Cash Value$ 80,tax lt.k Cash Value$ 80,tax lt.k Cash Value$ 80,tax lt.k Cash Value$ Tax-90 cents,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Loveland,j.M.-In town of Fullerton,Lot l，block lt,k Cash Value$ 80,tax lt.k Cash Value$ 80,tax lt.k Cash Value$ Tax-90 cents,f五个 percent9 cents;costs$1; total... Loveland,j.M.-In town of Fullerton,Lot l，block lt,k Cash Value$ 80,tax lt.k Cash Value$ Tax-9 H. Henry, Alexander—The W₂ of the SW₁ of the SE₁ of Section 8, Township 4, Range 10, and cast 10 acres of the SE₁ of the SW₁ of Section 8, Township 4, Range 10, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total.... Goodall, J. W.—In town of Fullerton, lot 18, block 22, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total.... Garland, W. B.—In town of Fullerton, lot 15, block 14, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total.... Hendricks, A. E.—In Anaheim city, in Homestead tract, undivided ½ interest in lot 1, and undivided ½ interest in lot 2, cash value of real estate $350, cash value of improvements $1,000, tax $675, 5 per cent 39 cents, costs 50 cents; total.... Hounsom, Frank A.—In Anaheim Extension, in subdivision of block 12 to Helen & Lynch's addition to Anaheim, lot 70 feet, bounded north by H. R. Hounsom, east by Schindler, south by W. M. Hounsom, west by Pellegrin & Son, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total.... Hounsom, Wm. M.—In Anaheim Extension, in subdivision of block 12 to Helen & Lynch's addition to Anaheim, lot 70 feet, bounded north by H. R. Hounsom, east by Schindler, south by W. M. Hounsom, west by Pellegrin & Son, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total.... Hounsom, Harry R.—In Anaheim Extension, in subdivision of block 12 to Helen & Lynch's addition to Anaheim, lot 66 feet on Broadway, bounded north by F. A. Hounsom, east by Schindler, south by W. M. Hounsom, west by Pellegrin & Son, cash value of real estate $25, tax 13 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total.... Helke, W. L.—In Anaheim city, in Santa Fe tract, lot 2 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot 3 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot 3 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot 3 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot 3 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot 3 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot 3 block 2 cash value of real estate $25; lot Hanley, Geo. T.—In Anaheim city, in Vineyard C, lot 32, block C, cash value of real estate $65, tax 33 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents, costs 50 cents; total. Houser, Julius—In Anaheim city, in Santa Fe tract, lot 36, block 2, cash value of real estate $20; lot 37, block 3, cash value of real estate $20; lot 38, block 2, cash value of real estate $40; lot 25, block 3, cash value of real estate $20; lot 26, block 3, cash value of real estate $40; tax 70 cents, 5 per cent 4 cents, costs $25; total. Hergott, Mrs. G.—In Anaheim city, in Reiser tract, lot 14, block D, cash value of real estate $20; lot 15, block D, cash value of real estate $25, tax 23 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs $1; total. Halle, S. N.—In Anaheim city, in Vineyard C, lot 39, block G, cash value of real estate $50, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs 50 cents; total. Hart, Mrs. Jane—In Anaheim city, in Zeyn tract, lot 4, block 1, cash value of real estate $15; in Lorelei tract, lot 1, block B, cash value of real estate $25, tax 20 cents, 5 per cent 1 cent, costs $1; total. Harrison, C. G.—In Anaheim Extension, east 20 acres of lot 9, cash value of real estate $800; east 12 acres of lot 5, bounded north by Reichman, east by Harrison, south by county road, west by Wright, cemetery and Barr, cash value of real estate $480; west 10 acres of lot 6, bounded north by Reichman, east by Bauer, south by county road, west by Harrison, cash value of real estate $400; cash value of improvements $1,000; tax $1340, 5 per cent 67 cents, costs $15; total. Hughes, W. G.—In Hazard's subdivision of Shanklin tract, 20 acres being lot 22, cash value of real estate $480; tax $240, 5 per cent 12 cents; costs 50 cents; total. Hazard, H. T.—In Hazard's subdivision of the Shanklin tract, 20 acres being lot 1, cash value of real estate $480; 20 acres being lot 2, cash value of real estate $480; 20 acres being lot 3, cash value of real estate $480; tax $720, 5 per cent 36 cents; costs $150; total. Haas, A. J.—20 acres being the E1 of the SW of the SW of Section 5 Township 4 Range 10 Cash value of real estate $600 in town of Fullerton lot 37 block 20 Cash value of real estate $30; lot 38 block 20, Langbein, C. H.—In Anaheim city in Zeyn tract lot 2 block 1 cash value of real estate $15; lot 5 block 1 cash value of real estate $15; in Lorelei tract lot 7 block A; cash value Kraemer, Mrs. Francisca—In Anaheim city in Center tract lot 4 block L cash value of real estate $60, tax 30 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents; costs 50 cents; total. Kraemer, B.—In Anaheim city in Summerfield and Oppenheimer's subdivision of Sporler tract lot 11 block 3 cash value of real estate $10; lot 12 block 3 cash value of real estate $10; lot 13 block 3 cash value of real estate $10; lot 14 block 3 cash value of real estate $10; lot 15 block 3 cash value of real estate $10; lot 16 block 3 cash value of real estate $10; tax 30 cents, 5 per cent 2 cents; costs $3; total. Kraemer, Samuel—In Kraemer tract lots 8 and 10 block D,6 acres,cash value of real estate $2,100;lot 1 block C,6 cash value of real estate $3,330;south 193 acres of block F,cash value of real estate $3,375;south 210 acres of block E,cash value of improvements $1,200,tax $8203,5 per cent $10,costs$210; Kraemer,Benjamin—In Kraemer tract all of block G being 121.73 acres,cash value of real estate $3.735,cash value of improvements $500,tax$218.5 per cent$10,costs$50; Kraemer,D.Jonathan—In town of Fullerton lot 1 block B，8 lot 2 block8 lot 3 block8 lot4 block8 lot5 block8 lot6 block8 cash value of improvements$600;lot42block29,cash value of real estate$2010;i现金价值of improvements$100;在Kraemer tract，128.80 acres，在Block E，cash价值of improvements$2.500；174.70 acres在Block F，cash价值ofreal Estate$4.941；lot10，blockA，20 acres，cash价值ofreal Estate$860；tax$6792，5 per cent$340,costs$5; Kraemer,R.M.—164.28 acres，being in Block H，Kraemer tract，cash价值ofreal Estate$6.570；cash价值ofimprovements$150,tax$4045，5 per cent$202,costs$50 cents;total... L. Langbein,C.H.—In Anaheim city in Zeyn tract lot2 block1 cashvalueofreal Estate$15;lot5blockl,cashvalueofreal Estate$15;在Lorelei tractlot7blockA,cashvalue