anaheim-gazette 1891-01-29

ANNUAL MEETING A.U.W.C. Irrigation Clans in Council and Battle Array. The Stormiest Meeting Ever Held in Annelheim—Wise Councils Prevail, and the Future Is Roseate With the Hue of Promise—New Board of Directors Elected—Mr. Hunter Fits. The annual meeting of the stockholders in the Anaheim, Union Water Company on Saturday last was at once the most important, the noisiest and the most prolific of good results probably of any meeting that has ever been held in Anaheim. The outcome of greatest significance was the agreement on the part of the stockholders in the company to accept bonds of the irrigation district for the stock of the old corporation. Hitherto the water company has demanded gold coin in exchange for their stock, the price of the same having been fixed at $160,000. As in consequence of the tightness of the money market, coupled with an apparent apathy on the part of capitalists to invest in irrigation bonds, except to a limited extent, the Board of Directors of the irrigation district had found themselves unable to negotiate the bonds of the district, it was deemed advisable to show the stockholders in the water company the absolute necessity for the transfer of their stock on a bond basis. The annual meeting was selected as a proper time for this discussion. It was known that some stockholders antagonized the scheme, while others boldly proclaimed themselves as in favor of "busting the district," and these facts served to draw out one of the largest meetings ever held in this city. On the other hand, the friends of the district, recognizing the fact that in the absence of an agreement to exchange stock for bonds there would come a total suspension of work in the district, were on hand to see that the threatened calamity might be averted. After one of the most turbulent meetings ever held in this city, Mr. Klokke's resolution, providing for the transfer of stock on a bond basis, prevailed amid great enthusiasm, and the threatened disaster was averted. The transfer will not, however, be consummated until the district shall have negotiated to outside parties to carry on the work, and these bonds would be sold to capitalists once the district acquired control of the water company. Mr. McFadden did not think there were twenty shareholders who would refuse bonds if there were enough bonds sold to carry on the development of the district. Rather than to stop progress all would vote in favor of taking bonds. But to take bonds first, and then to take chances on the organization of the district, was a proposition that he did not think any one would favor. Mr. Klokke said there was no price set upon for the amount of stock to be transferred for bonds. Mr. McFadden thought the amount should be $160,000, and moved to amend Dr. Spencer's motion by adding that figure to the resolution. Mr. Strain thought it would be better not to talk of the price at this time. So long as the stockholders favored taking bonds for stock, that would be enough for the present. The price could be agreed upon at another time. Mr. McFadden thereupon withdraw his motion. The discussion was carried on at length, participated by many, when L. Browning found himself possessed of the temerity to move to lay the question on the table. A TRIFLE PERSONAL. Mr. Strain appealed to the friends of the district, the friends of irrigation; he might say the friends of civilization; to vote against the proposition to lay on the table. Mr. Strain alluded to the opponents of the district as "weather cocks"—presumably because they now antagonized the district which they had helped to create. Mr. Ryan said the question was, is everything correct? There is no doubt of the legality of the bonds. The irrigation district guarantees water. The water company should guarantee its stock for bonds. Bonds could be negotiated in sufficient quantities to carry on the work of the district, and he thought the stockholders should take bonds for stock to help the work along. Mr. Tuffree stated, with some degree of irascibility, that he did not want to be alluded to as a weather cock. He wanted to know what the water cocks were going to do for the weather cocks, and where they were going to get water enough to irrigate 3,000 acres of land, so say nothing of the 33,000 embraced in the district. The President shortly said he thought Mr. Tuffree had discoursed long enough, when his friends called to him go on. He proceeded to argue at some length against the district, amid applause and confusion. Mr. Strain was on his feet again, saying he desired to correct the impression that might have been created by Mr. Tuffree's remarks. He did not refer to Mr. Tuffree as a weather cock. Mr. Tuffree had been a consistent opponent of irrigation since the inception of the district. Some confusion followed, and on a vote of the matter to lay on the table it was lost almost unanimously amid great applause. tacts served to draw out one of the largest meetings ever held in this city. On the other hand, the friends of the district, recognizing the fact that in the absence of an agreement to exchange stock for bonds there would come a total suspension of work in the district, were on hand to see that the threatened calamity might be averted. After one of the most turbulent meetings ever held in this city, Mr. Klokke's resolution, providing for the transfer of stock on bond basis, prevailed amid great enthusiasm, and the threatened disaster was averted. The transfer will not, however, be consummated until the district shall have negotiated a sufficient amount of bonds to carry on the district, to pay for the completion of the reservoirs and development of water, and be in a condition to deliver the same. By the carrying of this resolution what seemed to be an impending disaster to the interests of this valley was effectually passed, the result being considered as a great victory by the friends of the irrigation district. A new Board of Directors was elected to serve for the ensuing year. Its personnel is of a high order of excellence. The Board of Audit reflected severely upon the administration of Secretary Gardiner, who unfortunately was confined to his bed at home with serious illness. At the height of the exposition John Hunter fell in an epileptic fit, but was resuscitated shortly and sent home. MR. SCHORN CALLS THE MEETING TO ORDER. At 10:30 o'clock President Schorn rapped for order. The hall in the Backs block north of the office of the irrigation district was the place where the clans were gathering. They were gathering from near and from far, and in force, too, and on the floor of the hall and upon the stairway were the sounds of moving footsteps that told that some of them were late in arriving. "Come to order, gentlemen," said the President, as he rapped for order. The first business, once the assemblage became quiet enough to enable one to hear what he thought, was the calling of the roll of stockholders. In the absence of the Secretary, Amos Jennings acted in that capacity with all due grandeur and ferocity. The calling of the roll occupied an hour and a half. At its completion 5,696 shares were found to be represented. A quorum was therefore present. At 12 o'clock the President announced that an adjournment for lunch would be taken until 1:30 sharp. It was nearly 2 o'clock when the meeting again came to order. Secretary Jennings read the minutes of the annual meeting of 1889, there having been no quorum at the meeting of a year ago. The minutes were approved as read. The next business was the reading of the report of the Board of Audit. The Secretary read the report, as follows: ANAHEIM, Cal., January 21, 1891. To the Stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water Company: GENTLEMEN—On Friday, January 21, 1891, the Secretary of Company as mentioned have both issued an amendment for inspection of the Board of Audit on Monday, January 12, 1891. On that date and for the following three days the Secretary was absent from the office of the company and the safe locked up whenever a visit was made. On Friday, January 18, this company request was made for him and the books, which were refused, but promise was made to have everything in order and deliver them on the following Monday. On that date, viz.: Monday, January 19, 1891, as the Secretary was not to be found at the office of the company and the safe locked up. Mr. Melrose said he was always for the under dog in the fight. It seemed that an intention existed to blacken the character of a man who was absent. As far as he could judge from the reading of the report of the Board of Audit, and explanations of several parts of it by Mr. Wright, it seemed to him that The Secretary's shortage was due to clinical errors, and that his books, although negligently kept for some time past, gave no ground for the belief that there was a defalcation or a deficit. Apart from a few dollars one way or the other books were straight, so far as he could judge. The money reported to be in the hands of the Secretary would in all probability be traced when all the books of the office had been examined and a balance drawn. He thought the present report was incomplete. Mr. Porter said that the Secretary never took a cent intentionally. The work was neglected, but the Directors are not to blame. The Directors would have gone further if they had known of the existing state of affairs. Mr. Porter said that he was personally responsible for all moneys in the Secretary's hands. Mr. Schroe said that the Secretary was acting under bonds. Every stockholder is welcome to go to the Secretary's office and inspect the books. This they never did; however, He admitted the Secretary had neglected his duty, but the Directors having atmost confidence in him, they never thought of looking for errors. Mr. Klokke—If the present Board of Directors were re-elected, would they continue the present Secretary in his office? The President—As to that I cannot say—but sooto voce, a burned child dreads the fire. Mr. Ryan stated that he did not mean to imply that the Secretary had taken a cent. He disavowed that implication. He thought the people ought to know how the books stood. He moved that the report of the Board of Audit be received and filed and that a new committee be appointed to go over the books with the Board of Audit and bring in a further and more complete report. Mr. Wright said the report could not be done without a report of the cash in the hands of the Secretary. The Board of Audit had found the books in very bad shape, and could make no further report without a statement of the cash in the Secretary's hands. Mr. Kellogg moved to amend Mr. Ryan's motion tothe effect that a new committee,to act with the old,be appointed to bring in a further and more complete report,and to devise a new method of bookkeeping,with a system of checks,providing for a trial balance atthe end of every month. The motion prevailed, andthe President appointed Measures. Strain,Nebelung and Wright do do work. Dr. Spencer saidthe committee should askforthe restitutionofallmoneys,andthenewcommitteebequestedtoreportassoapossible. The President—The Secretary is at home sick,butthecommitteewillreportassoapossible. THE BOND DISCUSSION. As soon asthe questionoftheSecretary'sbookshadbettledbytheappointmentofthecommittee,andthediscussionofthetransferofthewatercompany'sstocktotheir irrigationdistrictwasdeclaredtoinorder.Mr.Hunteraroseandsubmittedalengthyresolution,fulloffiguresandcurrumbesslooks,sоemone said,tothetransferofstockonabondbasis.Mr.Hunter tookpainstoillustratethepointsofhisresolution,但themeetingseemedanxioustovoteonitforthishow.Nobodycared The PresidentshortlysaidhethoughtMr.Tuffreehaddiscouredlongenoughwhenhisfriendcalledtohimgoon.Osteproceedtocalargateatsomelengthagainstthedistrict,andapplauseandconfusion.MrStrainwasonhisfeetagain,sayinghedesiredtocorrecttheimpressionthatmighthavebeencreatedbyMr.Tuffree'sremarks.HewidodreforMr.Tuffreeasweathercock.MrTuffreehadbeena consistentopponentofirrigationsincetheinceptionofthedistrict.Someconfusionfollowed,andona voteofthe mattertolayonthetableitwoolastlmostunanimouslyamidgreatapplause. Mr.SchumacherinovedAmdrSpencer'sresolutionsoastomakeitreadthatthebondswillbeacceptedforstockwhenthedistricthad sufficientwaterorhaddone苏fficientworktocarryonthedistrict.Mr.Iryanmovedthatattheattorneyofthewatercompanydrawupacontracttolegalandbindingonboth sides. Mr.Melrose,the attorneyofthecompany,saidthatwouldbeunnecessary，as unlessTheBoardofDirectorsapprovedofit，它wouldbewithouteffect.TheDirectorshaveitin theirpowertosellthepropertyofthecompanyforvalue,andtheresolutionunderconsideration;iftheDirectorsapprovedofit，它wouldbejustasbindingasanythatcouldbedrawn. Mr.Schumacher—CantheBoardofDirectorswellsthestockofthecompanywithoutanaffirmativevoteofthestockholders? Mr.Melrose—Yes;sir;thatis,thepropertyofthecompany. Mr.Schumacher—Arenotsharesofstockpersonalproperty? Mr.Melrose—Certainlytheyare. Mr.Schumacher—Thenhowcanamail sellmywaterstock againstmywill! Mr.Melrose—Youcanretainyourwaterstockaslongyouplease.TheBoardofDirectorscan sellthepropertyofthecompanyforvalueifdoneingoodfaithandforwhattheydeemthebestinterestsofthecorporation. Mr.Schumacherdidnotunderstanditthatway,andMr.Melresse saidthatwasmerelya differenceof opinionbetweenhem.Hegavehisopinionforwhatitisworth. Mr.MeckermontthoughtitbesttoelectthenewBoardOfDirectors,andtolaybonddiscussiononthetable temporarily. Mr.ReiseralsothoughttheelectionofthenewBoardOfDirectorsshouldbe givenpreference,andthebonddiscussionrelegatedtomefuturemeeting. Mr.Ryanthoughtforyethediscussionofthepropositionwasnow—immediatelyifnotsooner. Whileeverybodywas talkingortryingto talk,andthePresidentdwiligertapingfororder,andTimCarrollbeginswithspeechwith“What'stheuseofbuildingreservoirsifyouhavn'tanywatertoputin them”—beingcalledtoorderdirectlybysomebodywhohada tremendouspowerofnerve,Timthink—andwhilethewholematterseemedpluggedintoinextraciblechaos,Mr.Klockke,hohwedwritingoutaresolutionintheninning,caughtthespeaker'seye,andapproachedthetable.Theracketsubsided,andMr.Klockkereadfollowingresolution: Resolved ThatwewillexchangeoursharesoftomakeoftheAnahiemIrrigationDistrictshallhavenegotiatedbundlestopayforthecompletionofthereservoirsandthereservationofthedistrict,andareinclinationdeliverethismeasure. Atthistime,theexcitementbeingatthihestage,Mr.Hunter,h哪hadbeen vacantlystaringatthingsabouthim suddenlyfoll GENTLEMEN—On Friday, January 2, 1891, the Secretary of the Company was notified to have his books and annual report in readiness for the Inspection of the Board of Audit on Monday, January 12, 1891. On that date and for the following three days the Secretary was absent from the office of the company and made lockout whenever a visit was made. On Friday, January 15th, the Secretary being present in the office of the company, a request was made for his report and the books, which were refused, but promise was made to have everything in order and deliver them on the following Monday. That date is Friday, January 19, 1891, as the secretary was found at the office of the company and the safe was found locked. President Schorn and Directors Zeyn and Kroeger were notified of the facts of the case. On Tuesday, January 20, 1891, the keys of the safe and sundry books and papers were delivered to the Board of Audit, and on inspection in presence of an unidentified Director and President of the company, no work having been done on the journal and ledger since May 3, 1890, and most of the remaining books were in the same condition. The President and Directors then employed A. C. Jennings to write up the books of the company under supervision from memoranda da fare as far as we were bound to do them. Mr. Jennings' labors were not completed till Friday afternoon. From the books as completed by him we have drawn the following statement: The revenues of the company from all sources have been as follows, viz: From warehouse $3,900.36 From J.W. Shanklin $407.50 From rent of Cota tract. $100.00 From Anaheim Irrigation Dist. $1,020.05 Expenditures— Interest account $5,573.81 Ditch expenses $4,955.21 General expenses $473.07 Salaries $4,534.00 Construction account $82.50 Excess of Expenditures over receipts. $10,188.28 Which had to be provided for by new loans. The indebtedness of the company on January 1, 1891 (hills payable), was $65,400.00 Less cash in hands of the company ($537.25) Treasurer: $938.95 Due from sundry persons: $25.20 Leaving net amount of indebtedness: $65,878.80 Debt as per report Jan. 1, 1890: $2,419.07 Increase of debt: $11,459.73 Total amount assessable shares issued as non-assessable shares held by B. Kreemer: 20 Total amount of shares: 6,000 Voucher No. 87 for Warrant No. 212, December 31, 1890, of $33 is missing and cannot be found. We find a difference of $6 between the Treasurer's accounts, which is due to Warrant No. 209, Dec. 20, 1890, said warrant having been changed from $91 to $97 after issue, and Voucher No. 84 having been altered also. Respectfully submitted. Dr. J.P.Fenninger, A.WRIGHT, M.NEBELUNG. After the reading of the report, As soon as the question of the Secretary's books had been settled by the appointment of the committee, and the discussion of the transfer of the water company's stock to the irrigation district was declared to be in order, Mr. Hunter arrose and submitted a lengthy resolution, full of figures and cumbersome details, looking so some one said, to the transfer of stock on a bond basis. Mr. Hunter took pains to illustrate the points of his resolution, but the meeting seemed anxious to vote on it forthwith. Nobody cared to discuss it, and the President called the vote. "All in favor of Mr. Hunter's proposition will signify the same by saying aye." Before the meeting could vote, however, some wag asked that Secretary Jennings read the lengthy resolution again. That urbane official, with a gentle frown, darkening his countenance, proceeded to comply. Afterward about four persons voted "aye." "Opposed," no said the President, and a lusty shout of noes arrose, with one mighty acclaim, and Mr. Hunter's emmbrons resolution went to grass. Dr. Spencer then arrose to offer a resolution. The unseemly burst of hilarity that followed the sacreligious treatment of Mr. Hunter's proposition subsided when the tall form of the Doctor appeared before the President's table. Everybody listened. The Doctor asks has something interesting to say. His resolution read: Resolved That we delegate to the incoming Board of Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Company full power to exchange our shares of stock to the Anaheim Irrigation District, on this express condition; That the said irrigation district are able to negotiate bonds to other parties to carry on the work. The Doctor spoke earnestly in support of his resolution. He said it was unnecessary to show the necessity of a vote on it. It meant either an irrigation district or no irrigation district. The Board of Directors had done everything in their power to carry on the district and are now only blocked by a lack of funds. He wanted the water company to share some of the weight of the district. If the district could not sell bonds, and acquired the stock of the water company, the people would be a thousand times worse off than they are to-day. He had given the subject deep, earnest thought, more so than to any question that had ever presented itself to him in his life. He argued that the stockholders in the water company should accept bonds for their stock to allow the work of the district to proceed. The district had the assurance that enough bonds could be The President—The Secretary is at home sick, but the committee will report as soon as possible. THE BOND DISCUSSION. As soon as the question of the Secretary's books had been settled by the appointment of the committee, and the discussion of the transfer of the water company's stock to the irrigation district was declared to be in order, Mr. Hunter arrose and submitted a lengthy resolution, full of figures and cumbersome details, looking so some one said, to the transfer of stock on a bond basis. Mr. Hunter took pains to illustrate the points of his resolution, but the meeting seemed anxious to vote on it forthwith. Nobody cared to discuss it, and the President called the vote. "All in favor of Mr. Hunter's proposition will signify the same by saying aye." Before the meeting could vote, however, some wag asked that Secretary Jennings read the lengthy resolution again. That urbane official, with a gentle frown, darkening his countenance, proceeded to comply. Afterward about four persons voted "aye." "Opposed," no said the President, and a lusty shout of noes arrose, with one mighty acclaim, and Mr. Hunter's emmbrons resolution went to grass. Dr. Spencer then arrose to offer a resolution. The unseemly burst of hilarity that followed the sacreligious treatment of Mr. Hunter's proposition subsided when the tall form of the Doctor appeared before the President's table. Everybody listened. The Doctor asks has something interesting to say. His resolution read: Resolved That we delegate to the incoming Board of Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Company full power to exchange our shares of stock to the Anaheim Irrigation District, on this express condition; That the said irrigation district are able to negotiate bonds to other parties to carry on the work. The Doctor spoke earnestly in support of his resolution. He said it was unnecessary to show the necessity of a vote on it. It meant either an irrigation district or no irrigation district. The Board of Directors had done everything in their power to carry on the district and are now only blocked by a lack of funds. He wanted the water company to share some of the weight of the district. If the district could not sell bonds, and acquired the stock of the water company, the people would be a thousand times worse off than they are to-day. He had given the subject deep, earnest thought, more so than to any question that had ever presented itself to him in his life. He argued that the stockholders in the water company should accept bonds for their stock to allow the work of the district to proceed. The district had the assurance that enough bonds could be At 7:30 o'clock, every one tired with the lengthy day's work and many of them hungry for their suppliers;the meeting was declared adjourned.The most turbulent meeting ever held in Anaheim was at an end,and all hands filed down stairs,and into the streets and to their homes. The World Enriched. 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inside parties to carry on the bonds would be sold to cap district acquired of any. did not think there were debts who would refuse there enough bonds sold to development all would vote in bonds. But to take bonds take chances on the organistrict, was a proposition that any one would favor. Did there was no price set of stock to be transhought the amount should removed to amend Dr. Spenadding that figure to the night it would be better not cease at this time. So long as favored taking bonds for be enough for the present. He agreed upon at another hidden thereupon withdraw was carried on at length, many when L. Browning assessed of the temerity to question on the table. FLEE PERSONAL. called to the friends of the dues of irrigation; he might civilization; to vote against lay on the table. Mr. the opponents of the disorocks” presumably be antagonized the district helped to create. The question was, Is everywhere is no doubt of the bonds. The irrigation disaster. The water company stocks for bonds. Bonds used in sufficient quantities work of the district, and he holders should take bonds the work along. Used with some degree of did not want to be all their cock. He wanted to bitter cocks were going to do rocks, and where they were enough to irrigate 3,000 day nothing of the 33,000 district. The President brought Mr. Tuffree had enough, when his friends on. He proceeded to arraign against the district, amid insistence. Mr. Strain was on him desired to correct it might have been created remarks. He did not re-rasa a weather cock. Mr. consistent opponent of inception of the district, followed, and on a vote on the table it was lost amid great applause. PLACENTIA POINTERS ORANGES SOLD AT SATISFACTORY FIGURES—FUMIGATION OF ORCHARDSE—OTHER INTERESTING NEWS. EDITOR GAZETTE. The orange buyer has been around lately. The Placentia crop will amount to a good many carloads, and bring in a good many dollars to the growers. Dr. Tombes sold his crop to Lusk, Hughes & Co. of San Francisco for $1,125. R. H. Gilman to Thacker Bros. of Chicago for $7,700. W. M McFadden to the Earl Fruit Co. of California for $2,300. Judge French to the Earl Fruit Co. at a very satisfactory price; figures not given. There are still some small lots, amounting to several cars, not sold. The fumigation of the orchards is now claiming the attention of the growers. The fumigation of the Gilman and other orchards have demonstrated that the scale can be made to go before the deadly cyanide gas, and as spray is but a cheek, and a poor one at that, it has been decided to get up a neighborhood outfit composed of four or six tents, and buy the material in large quantities and make a raid on the bugs as soon as the fruit is picked. John Wagner, who met with the misfortune last week to get badly burnt, is slowly recovering. He was more severely burnt than was at first supposed. He will lose most of the scalp on the top of the head and his hands will have an entire new cuticle. Dr. Hunt is attending to his wounds. The grass and grain are showing signs of drought and if it don’t rain soon the crops will be a failure. The ditches and flumes are said to be in good order. Let irrigation begin while there is plenty of water and if the water that is now running to waste is spread over our farms now, a dry season will not have a great many terrors for us. Go to irrigating at once while the water is plentiful and cheap. Placentia fared well at the election of Directors of the water company on last Saturday. Strain, McFadden, Botaford and Browning are all from Placentia, and to Placentia all eyes will be turned to bring order out of chaos. It is hoped that none will have occasion to regret their choice. The new orange groves in this neck of the woods are in a most flourishing condition. There is a sort of a quiet rivalry between the foremen of the different groves as to who can keep his grove in the finest condition and force his trees to a rapid growth. Mr. Anderson, who has charge of the large grove of Messrs. Littlefield and Goldthwaite, understands his business and has a model orchard. Mr. Hall, who has charge of the Botaford grove, is perhaps the nearest worker in the valley; but as he raises no crop among his trees he has a good show. His work is shown on the growth of the trees. The Klokke grove, 41 acres, is second to beauty in beauty growth in cultivation. Kleinigkeiten. Where, oh, where is the sprinkling cart? A very pleasant party assembled at the resilience of Rev. Hill on Lemon street last Friday evening. Fred Miller has assumed the management of the Hotel del Campo. He reports business very good, and on the increase all the time. George Taylor, the enterprising Santa Ana abstract man, was in town on Tuesday looking after his business interests in this direction. Oscar Luedke has shown his enterprise by placing an illuminated clock in his store window, that is greatly appreciated by belated wayfairers passing the place. Attention is directed to the advertisement painted elsewhere, calling for a few shares of Anabeim Union water stock, which the advertiser desires to purchase. The Board of Directors of the Anabeim Union Water Company meet in special session this afternoon at 2. Business of importance will come before the meeting. A supplement filled with the delinquent taxist of the irrigation district is issued gmtuitously with this number. See that you get it from your newsdealer without extra charge. While leading a young and frolicsome colt to water a few days ago, W. J. Smith of Orangethorpe was unfortunate enough to be seriously kicked on the hand. No serious results are apprehended. There is a pressure of advertising patronage on our columns this morning that is very satisfactory to the business manager, but distressing to the editor who sees such quantities of news “unavoidably crowded out.” The barometer indicated rain yesterday. During Tuesday night the south wind blow up banks of clouds, and all day yesterday the weather threatened laast night the indications were good for a downpour. We need rain badly. Letters for the following persons remain uncalled for at the Postoffice: J. Balyhauser, O.C. Blodgett, Robert Brown, Y. Chotra, E. Controras, Mrs. Josie Crankhite, Carrie Ferazen, Olc Jensen, J. N. Long, Lagarda Morba, Charley Pierce, A.J. Thompson. Dr. Purnell, the dentist, has just returned from an extended visit to friends and relatives in the Eastern States, and will be found in its office over Langeberger’s store, corner Center and Lemon streets, Thursdays and Fridays, where he will be pleased to see his $20,000 bond, expecting to take his seat a week from Monday. The life of a Supervisor is not a happy one. The Native Daughters are preparing to give their concert on the evening of February 9th. They will be assisted by the best musical talent in Orange county. The ladies assure us full particulars for our next issue. Cook & Langley have purchased no oranges in this section this year. It is said the orange buyers’ combination ruled that the firm should keep their hands off of Anaheim oranges, leaving this field to other buyers, and giving the firm commensurate privileges elsewhere. PERSONAL MELANGE. Dr. Bailey has returned from his business visit to Phoenix, Arizona. Miss Hester of Los Angeles is visiting friends here, the guest of Mrs. Kocnig. We are sorry to be compelled to record the serious illness of Mrs. J.Schnider. The condition of Mrs. Boldt, her friends will be pained to know, remains critical, and her death may be looked for at any time. Dr. Gardiner has been confined to his bed during the week with serious illness. He was able to be out yesterday, however, and is convalescing. S.S.Federman has been quite seriously ill during the week with pneumonia. It is hoped he will soon be able to attend to his business duties again. Leon B.Vallay of Los Angeles is taking Supt.Oman’s place at the semiphore south of town. Mr.Oman’s broken arm is knitting nicely, and he will soon be able to take up his duties again. C.C.Haley representing H.S.Crooker & Co.of San Francisco, was in town on Tuesday. Mr.Haley has been traveling through Southern California for thirteen years, and thinks Anaheim is as nice a place as any he has seen. Our young friend Alex Davis of San Francisco has been in town for several days past.Alex is in the commission business with his father in San Francisco,and is endeavoring to give old gentleman the latest points in trade.Success tothe firm. Messrs.William and A.Temple and Misses Minnie and Annie Temple and Jacob Mahler.all of Chicago,have been visiting atthe residence of Mr.Witte duringthe week.The party are favorably impressed with our section,and when they left yesterdayfor northern part ofthe State,promisedto visit Anaheim again in a coupleof weeks.The party are old-time friends ofMr.,and moved to amend Dr. so as to make it read be accepted for stock and sufficient water or had to carry on the district. that the attorney of the new contract be both sides. The attorney of the company without of the stockholders? is sir; that is, the property. Are not shares of stock certainly they are. Then how can a man against my will? can retain your water please. The Board of the property of the com in good faith and for best interests of the did not understand it Melrose said that was opinion between them. for what it was worth. thought it best to elect directors, and to lay the table temporarily. thought the election of directors should be given discussion relegated to the time for the dissition was now—immense talking or trying toent was diligently rap Tim Carroll began his use of building isn't any water to put led to order directly by tremendous power of and while the whole engung into inextricable case, who had been in the din, caught and approached the table, and Mr. Klokke read exchange our shares of stock in District for bonds as soon district shall have negotiated or the completion of the resul tion of the water necessary for addition to deliver the same. grow his resolution, and imid excitement being at the who had been vacantly fell him suddenly fell The new orange groves in this neck of the words are in a most flourishing condition. There is a sort of a quiet rivalry between the foreman of the different groves as to who can keep his grove in the finest condition and force his trees to a rapid growth. T. Anderson, who has charge of the large grove of Messrs. Littlefield and Goldthwaite understands his business and has a model orchard. Mr. Hall, who has charge of the Botford grove, is perhaps the nearest workman in the valley; but as he raises no crop among his trees he has a good show. His work is shown on the growth of the trees. The Klokke grove, 41 acres, is second to none in beauty, growth, or cultivation. It is under the superintendence of Mr. Dunham, recently from Kansas, who takes hold like an old California fruit grower. John Lumbek has charge of the 30 acres of Dan McFarland, and is determined that none shall make a better showing than he. Then the many groves which are in charge of the owners are nearly as well cared for. The prospective dry season will deter some from extending their orchards. There will not be so much tree planting as last year. A nursery is to be started on J. P. Greeley's farm here. A house from Carlton, "the greatest city of the age," is being moved to Greeley's ranch by Messrs. McCullough and Perotti. Wesley Alms has ornamented his beautiful place on the avenue with an elegant cottage. It looks quite lonely without being occupied. Wonder if a bird is to be caught for the cage? [It looks a little that way, etc.]] Mr. Robinson, formerly of Anaheim, has bought ten acres from Peter Hausen and has built a cosy cottage, where he now lives with his family. Chas. Wagner, formerly of Los Angeles, has built a good house and barn opposite Dr. Tombes place and has moved here. H. Schaller, formerly lived here and moved to Los Angeles for a year or more, has returned to his farm. The country is fast filling up. More anon. BOREA HE SHOT AT BIRDS. REV. ABILGAARD THOUGHT MR. ANDERSON WAS SHOOTING AT HIM, BUT THE LATTER GENTLEMAN SAYS HE WAS ONLY SHOOTING AT BIRDS, Rev. Wilhelm Abilgaard, the Scandinavian minister who preaches at Fullerton and Placentia, yesterday swore out a warrant for the arrest of Andreas Anderson of Placentia, whom he charged with assaulting him and threatening to do him great bodily harm. It seems that the reverend gentleman met Anderson at the house of a friend on Sanday a week ago. The minister asked Anderson why he had not attended divine worship, when Anderson informed him that he had been to a ball the evening before and felt too tired to attend church. The minister grabbed Anderson by the coat collar and vehemently informed him that he was straightway on his way to hell or some other seaport town. Anderson promptly threw the minister out of the house. The reverend gentleman states that Anderson then grabbed a shotgun and threatened to take a shot at him. It appeared to Justice Landell yesterday that Anderson precured the gun for the purpose of shooting some birds that just at that time saw kit to fly into the neighborhood, and the defendant was discharged. The Killing of Valenea. Our young friend Alex Davis of San Francisco has been in town for several days past. Alex is in the commission business with his father in San Francisco, and is endeavoring to give the old gentleman the latest points in traille. Success to the firm. Messrs. William and A. Temple and Misses Minnie and Annie Temple and Jacob Mahler, all of Chicago, have been visiting at the residence of Mr. Witte during the week. The party are favorably impressed with our section, and when they left yesterday for the northern part of the State, promised to visit Anaheim again in a couple of weeks. The party are old-time friends of Mr. and Mrs. Witte, who entertained them royally during their brief sojourn. P. P. Barnum, Riverside; J. Heim, New York; D. S. Cook, Riverside; T. Shirc, San Francisco; Geo. E. Purnell, Orange; J.C. Spescer, C. Mooney, Los Angeles; Ira Ballard, Lancaster; J.W. Orr, San Francisco; W.S. Morrow, Illinois; A.F.Morris, W.H. Howard, Healdsburg; C.W.Damoral, Chicago; W.D.E Stafford, Oakland; C.F.Sympson, M.J.Denison, Los Angeles; Jacob F.Mahler, J Christ, San Francisco, and W.H.Joey of Santa Barbara were guests at the Commercial Hotel during the week. Poindexter Dunn, W.H.McGowan, A.D.Rich, J.LeDuc, of Los Angeles; R.T.Sparks, Coronado; E.P.Fowler, San Diego; J.B.Freed, San Francisco; E.D.Waffle, Charles Moye, Santa Ana; Williamson Dunn, Los Angeles; Arthur A.McClougher; H.H.Yerington, R.D DeWailey, Riverside; Gorton's Colored Minstrels; F.M Arnold, Portland, Or.; M.B.Fassett, Ontario; P.VanValin, Chicago; Wm.Godfrey, Riverside; Robert Eiffel, Santa Cruz; Nelson Smith, Sierra Madre; Mrs.S.D.B.Schultz, M.J.Marper and Mrs.Hanna Weinzierl of Whitewater, Wis.; were guests at the Hotel Del Campo during the week. City Fathers. The Board of City Trustees met yesterday afternoon and among other things instructed the Ordinance Committee to draft an ordinance to be submitted at the next meeting of the Trustees, calling for a special election to take the sense of the people in voting $10,000 bonds for the improvement of our streets and water works. Our usual lengthy report of the board's deliberations is unavoidably crowded out. The Masquerade To Morrow Night. The indications are that the masquerade hall to be given by the baseball boys at Reiser's Hall to-morrow night will be a largely attended and most enjoyable affair. The boys play a match game of ball with the Santa Ana club to-morrow afternoon at 2,the feature of the game to be wearing of Mother Hubbards by the players. A parade through the principal streets will be given previous to the game, the boys attired in their Mother Hubbard costumes. Madame Corona de Wethe of Los Angeles will be at the Del Campo with costumes tomorrow. Those contemplating renting a costume for the ball should not fail to see her. Grand march begins at 8:30 o'clock.At midnight a supper will be spread at the Del Campo dining room: A general good time is anticipated. Give the boys a rousing send off. They are deserving of it.The ball games always exchange our shares of stock in District for bonds as soon district shall have negotiated the completion of the reservation of the water necessary for condition to deliver the same, grow his resolution, and motion was carried, amid excitement being at the who had been vacantly but him, suddenly fell those near him sprang he was revived and new Board. New Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nominated John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condone and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nominated John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nominated John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nominated John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nominated John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nominated Louis Age nominated W. M. Man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W. Howman nominated L. Papuan nominated Henry Poke nomenerated Louis Age nominated W.M.Man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently, in fact, at any time down the more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5,696 shares voted. Active system of voting, share of stock being number of Directors to vote resulted: Strain; 3; McFadden; 5,893; Browning; 5; Zeyu; 3,375. The receiving received the high-were declared elected. One tired with the many of them hunched at the meeting was deceived most turbulent meet-heim was at an end, down stairs, and into the homes. Enriched. The present day for the thing that will condicate and comfort of man-mitted and when Syrup exceeded the world was en-erfect laxative known, which is truly pleasurable. The taste and prompt use the system gently，in fact，at any time downthe more popular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote. It was after 7 o'clock of the ballot was 5，696 shares voted.Active systemof voting，shareofstockbeingnumberofDirectorstovoteresulted:Strain；3；McFadden；5，893；Browning；5；Zeyu；3，375.Thereceivingreceivedthehighweredeclaredelected.ThefeatureofthegametobethewearingofMotherHubbardbearntowarm.Thecontemplatingrentacountfortheballshouldnotfailseeher.GrandmarchbeginsatS:30o'clock.Amidnighta supplierwillspreadattheDelCampo diningroom.Ageneralgoodtimeisanticipated.Givetheboysrousingsendoff Theyaredeservingofit.Theballgamesalways bringcrowdsofpeopletothetown.Theywantnewsuits,andshouldthehem.BuyAbucketevenifyoudon'tgototheball.ButtrytobethereTheyaregoingtohavegreattime. new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board of seven District President appointed Mr. Staley nominated W.M.man nominated Thomas Nomited John P. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointed Mr.StaleynomittedW.M.mannomittedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.StaleynomittedW.M.mannomittedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.StaleynomittedW.M.mannomittedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomittedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in the casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in this casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in this casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in this casting vote.当these were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in this casting vote.当These were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven District President appointedMr.S TaleynomittedW.M.mannomisedThomasNomitedJohnP. consumed in this casting vote.当These were declared elected.The one tired with manyof them hunched atthe meetingwasdeceivedmost turbulentmeet-heimwasatanendownstairsmetingwhichistrulypleasable.Thetasteandpromptusethesystemgentlyinfact,intactatanytimedownthemorepopular new Board Of seven 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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. CLEARANCE SALE. In order to make room for our Spring Importations, which will arrive in due season, we will offer and sell to our customers and public generally at. Greatly Reduced Prices! For the Next 60 Days for Cash. No Trouble to Show Goods. Come in and examine goods, whether you purchase or not. RIMPAU BROS. XXXXXX MAS AND New Years' Goods OF ALL KINDS. We shall discontinue keeping Jewelry, Silverware, Art Goods and Artists' Materials, and will close out these lines at any price. We shall keep a larger stock of WATCHES, : CLOCKS — AND — MUSICAL GOODS NEW YEARS GOODS OF ALL KINDS. We shall discontinue keeping Jewelry, Silverware, Art Goods and Artists' Materials, and will close out these lines at any price. We shall keep a larger stock of WATCHES, : CLOCKS — AND — MUSICAL GOODS Than ever, at City Prices. Call early to select your HOLIDAY PRESENTS. P. Pellegrin & Son. Postoffice Block, Anaheim. A NICE GIFT Given with every $25 Worth of Goods Bought at my Store. I will give the Nicest and Most Complete — ATLAS — PUBLISHED To every purchaser of $25 worth of Goods, consisting of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS' UNDERWEAR, ETC. Fancy and Family Groceries always on hand H. CAHEN. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. ALL THE LATEST STYLES OUT! Books, Fancy Goods, Notions, Novelties. Christmas and New Year's Cards. Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Albums. All kinds of Plush and Rubber Goods. PRESENTS. ALL THE LATEST STYLES OUT! Books, Fancy Goods, Notions, Novelties. Christmas and New Year's Cards. Work Boxes, Dressing Cases. Shaving Sets, Albums. All kinds of Plush and Rubber Goods. Candies and Candles for Christmas Trees. Everything New to Match My NEW DAYLIGHT STORE AND CHEAPER THAN EVER. Joseph Helmsen. Bentz & Steadman, Wholesale and Retail Butchers. Anaheim, Cal. Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages and Lard of our own make. Having purchased both markets, we propose to furnish them with the best meats obtainable. Highest Market price Paid for Live Stock. W.S. BARTLETT, President. N. VANDERLIP, Treasurer. FREANK A. GIBSON, Secretary M.M. CROOKSHANK, Vice President. PREDK STEPHENS, Asst Secretary Orange County Abstract Co. Office, 316 Main Street, Commercial Bank Building, Santa Ana, Cal. Capital Stock. $100,000. Prompt and Accurate Work at Reasonable Prices.