anaheim-gazette 1892-06-09

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Editors and Proprietors. THURSDAY... JUNE 9, 1802. So Uncle Hiram Hamilton has been nominated for Congress from this district by the People's party! This is the richest yet. But Uncle Hiram had the bee in his bonnet, and, sooner or later, it was bound to come out. Truth to tell, being aware of the presence of the little bee, we took occasion, a year or so ago, to place the nomination at his disposal. That, however, was before he had the exceeding bad taste to say, returning to Orange from a trip to Riverside, some weeks ago, that he found himself again "low down in the valley of humiliation," with scale and darkness on every hand. Uncle Hiram will have to think up some pretier thing than that to say about us, or he will never get to Congress so long as the people have a word to say about it. Our Fullerton correspondent sends us over an interesting budget of news, and will keep us regularly informed from week to week of the happenings in his lively burg. Fullerton is gradually forging ahead, as might readily be expected, surrounded as it is by rich section of country as lies outdoors. We are always glad to know that its citizens are doing well, and shall look for our correspondent's budget each week with unfeigned interest. The principal topic of discussion on the streets yesterday was the Minneapolis convention and its probable selection of a candidate. Through the courtesy of the telegraph company bulleins were posted in the Post-office during the day. At a late hour yesterday afternoon the convention adjourned until this morning. Probably a nomination will be made to day. The latest information regarding Prof. Koobele is to the effect that he is pursuing his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success in the Australian colonies. He found the climate in South Australia too dry for the successful inclusion in the last decision of the Supreme Court on the deputy question. If it is there will be a standstill in county work, as under the bill officials cannot fulfill their duties in a satisfactory manner. The Attorney General has given an opinion to the State Controller holding that clerical assistants provided by the Political Code for Assessors are not affected by the recent Supreme Court decision relating to the deputy question. "A Responsibility Shunned is an Opportunity Lost." What are your business men doing toward building the Best Sugar Factory? Will you take stock, and if you have no land will you purchase some for that purpose? Do you take a personal interest in this matter? Have you investigated the proposition pro and con, so that you can talk intelligently to the farmers about it? Are you trying your vory best to get subscribers? Have you ridden out to see them? Have you made arrangements to assist those who have small incumbrances on their laud in getting as many acres released as they wish to subscribe? Have you furnished best seed to all those who wish to experiment and are likely to take shares? Stand you ready to make a grand donation towards the enterprise? Have you raised the necessary funds to defray preliminary expenses? You are all well aware that it requires several hundred dollars to complete the organization and a great deal of time; don't let it fall on two or three; don't ride a free horse to death. You must consider that it is no light matter for small farmers to tie up their all, even though there be no risk to take. You know you share the profits from the beginning and you should spend your money freely in starting the enterprise. After its completion the corporation must and will "paddle its own canoe." If you have neglected any of the above duties, what are you doing? Are you polishing the scata of your breches in keeping down that split bottomed chair, and expecting somebody else to develop your country? Do you expect your city to grow and your business to prosper without exertion? Do you fear that your property will enhance and your taxes raised? Are you attaining your eyes for a customer not in sight? Are you growing at your wife for wanting a new bouquet once a year? Are you leaning against learn if the county is included in the last decision of the Supreme Court on the deputy question. If it is there will be a standstill in county work, as under the bill officials cannot fulfill their duties in a satisfactory manner. The Attorney General has given an opinion to the State Controller holding that clerical assistants provided by the Political Code for Assessors are not affected by the recent Supreme Court decision relating to the deputy question. "A Responsibility Shunned is an Opportunity Lost." What are your business men doing toward building the Best Sugar Factory? Will you take stock, and if you have no land will you purchase some for that purpose? Do you take a personal interest in this matter? Have you investigated the proposition pro and con, so that you can talk intelligently to the farmers about it? Are you trying your vory best to get subscribers? Have you ridden out to see them? Have you made arrangements to assist those who have small incumbrances on their laud in getting as many acres released as they wish to subscribe? Have you furnished best seed to all those who wish to experiment and are likely to take shares? Stand you ready to make a grand donation towards the enterprise? Have you raised the necessary funds to defray preliminary expenses? You are all well aware that it requires several hundred dollars to complete the organization and a great deal of time; don't let it fall on two or three; don't ride a free horse to death. You must consider that it is no light matter for small farmers to tie up their all, even though there be no risk to take. You know you share the profits from the beginning and you should spend your money freely in starting the enterprise. After its completion the corporation must and will "paddle its own canoe." If you have neglected any of the above duties, what are you doing? Are you polishing the scata of your breches in keeping down that split bottomed chair, and expecting somebody else to develop your country? Do you expect your city to grow and your business to prosper without exertion? Do you fear that your property will enhance and your taxes raised? Are you attaining your eyes for a customer not in sight? Are you growing at your wife for wanting a new bouquet once a year? Are you leaning against learn if the county is included in the last decision of the Supreme Court on the deputy question. If it is there will be a standstill in county work, as under the bill officials cannot fulfill their duties in a satisfactory manner. The Attorney General has given an opinion to the State Controller holding that clerical assistants provided by the Political Code for Assessors are not affected by the recent Supreme Court decision relating to the deputy question. "A Responsibility Shunned is an Opportunity Lost." What are your business men doing toward building the Best Sugar Factory? Will you take stock, and if you have no land will you purchase some for that purpose? Do you take a personal interest in this matter? Have you investigated the proposition pro and con, so that you can talk intelligently to the farmers about it? Are you trying your vory best to get subscribers? Have你 ridden out to see them? Have you made arrangements to assist those who have small incumbrances on their laud in getting as many acres released as they wish to subscribe? Have你 furnished best seed to all those who wish to experiment and are likely to take shares? Stand you ready to make a grand donation towards the enterprise? Have你 raised the necessary funds to defray preliminary expenses? You are all well aware that it requires several hundred dollars to complete the organization and a great deal of time; don't let it fall on two or three; don't ride a free horse to death. You must consider that it is no light matter for small farmers to tie up their all, even though there be no risk to take. You know you share the profits from the beginning and you should spend your money freely in starting the enterprise. After its completion the corporation must and will "paddle its own canoe." If you have neglected any of the above duties, what are you doing? Are you polishing the scata of your breches in keeping down that split bottomed chair, and expecting somebody else to develop your country? Do你 expect your city to grow and your business to prosper without exertion? Do你 fear that your property will enhance and your taxes raised? Are你 attaining your eyes for a customer not in sight? Are你 growing at your wife for wanting a new bouquet once a year? Are你 leaning against learn if the county is included in the last decision of the Supreme Court on the deputy question. If it is there will be a standstill in county work, as under the bill officials cannot fulfill their duties in a satisfactory manner. The Attorney General has given an opinion to the State Controller holding that clerical assistants provided by the Political Code for Assessors are not affected by the recent Supreme Court decision relating to the deputy question. "A Responsibility Shunned is an Opportunity Lost." What are your business men doing toward building the Best Sugar Factory? Will you take stock, and if you have no land will you purchase some for that purpose? Do you take a personal interest in this matter? Have you investigated the proposition pro and con, so that you can talk intelligently to the farmers about it? Are you trying your vory best to get subscribers? Have你 ridden out to see them? Have you made arrangements to assist those who have small incumbrances on their laud in getting as many acres released as they wish to subscribe? Have你 furnished best seed to all those who wish to experiment and are likely to take shares? Stand你 ready to make a grand donation towards the enterprise? Have你 raised the necessary funds to defray preliminary expenses? You are all well aware that it requires several hundred dollars to complete the organization and a great deal of time; don't let it fall on two or three; don't ride a free horse to death. You must consider that it is no light matter for small farmers to tie up their all, even though there be no risk to take. You know you share the profits from the beginning and you should spend your money freely in starting the enterprise. After its completion the corporation must and will "paddle its own canoe." If you have neglected any of the above duties, what are you doing? Are你 polishing the scata of your breches in keeping down that split bottomed chair, and expecting somebody else to develop your country? Do你 expect your city to grow and your business to prosper without exertion? Do你 fear that your property will enhance and your taxes raised? Are你 attaining your eyes for a customer not in sight? Are你 growing at your wife for wanting a new bouquet once a year? Are你 leaning against learn if the county is included in the last decision of the Supreme Court on the deputy question. If it is there will be a standstill in county work, as under the bill officials cannot fulfill their duties in a satisfactory manner. The Attorney General has given an opinion to the State Controller holding that clerical assistants provided by the Political Code for Assessors are not affected by the recent Supreme Court decision relating to the deputy question. "A Responsibility Shunned is an Opportunity Lost." What are your business men doing toward building the Best Sugar Factory? Will you take stock, and if you have no land will you purchase some for that purpose? Do你 take a personal interest in this matter? Have你 investigated the proposition pro and con, so that you can talk intelligently to the farmers about it? Are你 trying your vory best to get subscribers? Have你 ridden out to see them? Have你 made arrangements to assist those who have small incumbrances on their laud in getting as many acres released as they wish to subscribe? Have你 furnished best seed to all those who wish to experiment and are likely to take shares? Stand你 ready to make a grand donation towardsthe enterprise? Have你 raisedthe necessary fundsto defray preliminary expenses! You are all well aware that it requires several hundred dollars to completethe organizationanda greatdealoftime;don'tletitfallontwoorthree;don'trideafreehorseto Death. You must consider that it is no light matter for small farmers to tie up their all, even though there be no risk to take. You know you sharetheprofitsfromthebeginningandyoushouldspendyourmoneyfreelyinstartingtheentreprise.Afteritscompletionthecorporationmustandwill"paddleitsowncanoe." If you have neglected any of the above duties, what are you doing? 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A surprise party was held at Henry Park where guests with their知识被邀请到组织中并接受他们的服务。A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr. Johnson's office. A surprising event occurred when students attended an orientation meeting organized by Mr.Johnson's office. A surprising event The latest information regarding Prof. Koebele is to the effect that he is pursuing his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success in the Australian colonies. He found the climate in South Australia too dry for the successful carrying on of his investigations, and has moved the base of his operations to New South Wales, whence he goes shortly to Queensland. Reports of progress from these northern colonies are uniformly of a very favorable character. The Professor has collected specimens of parasites for the red, white and black orange scale, brown olive scale and oleander scale, together with several other pest destroyers. He has also been successful in breeding several species of parasites from the larvae. His last shipment of six thousand parasites arrived in San Francisco in good condition, and we are at a loss to know the reason for the recent unfavorable out-givings regarding them on the part of the Los Angeles papers. The parasites arrived in good condition, and there seems to us to be no reason why they should not be at once properly and speedily propagated. The Professor has found at one point in New South Wales specimens of no less than thirty scale pests. He hopes to find a parasite for each and every one of them, and will send them to us if necessary. His work in the colonies has been very successful, and it is passing strange that unfavorable reports should come of the parasites after their safe arrival here. There is something radically wrong, and the sooner we get to the bottom of it the better. Prof. Koebele discovered the white scale parasites, and we have no doubt his recent discoveries are just the thing for the destruction of the red and black scale. We can imagine no reason why they should not already have taken their places as pest exterminators, unless it be on account of improper handling after their arrival here. At the recent horticultural meeting at Redlands Prof. Pierce, the Government pathologist, who has been in Southern California for several months investigating the mysterious vine disease, gave it as his opinion that the disease had practically run its course. This will be found very satisfactory information, and, coming from Prof. Pierce, carries with it great weight. The gentleman will be stationed at Santa Ana for some time to come, and will carry on his researches into all diseases of plant life and so far as lies in his power to suggest preventives and remedies for the same. Prof. Pierce is well qualified for this important undertaking, as he has had wide experience in pathological researches, both in position and its probable selection of a candidate. Through the courtesy of the telegraph company bulletins were posted in the Post-office during the day. At a late hour yesterday afternoon the convention adjourned until this morning. Probably a nomination will be made today. The latest information regarding Prof. Koebele is to the effect that he is purging his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success in the Australian colonies. He found the climate in South Australia too dry for the successful carrying on of his investigations, and has moved the base of his operations to New South Wales, whence he goes shortly to Queensland. Reports of progress from these northern colonies are uniformly of a very favorable character. The Professor has collected specimens of parasites for the red, white and black orange scale, brown olive scale and oleander scale, together with several other pest destroyers. He has also been successful in breeding several species of parasites from the larvae. His last shipment of six thousand parasites arrived in San Francisco in good condition, and we are at a loss to know the reason for the recent unfavorable out-givings regarding them on the part of the Los Angeles papers. The parasites arrived in good condition, and there seems to us to be no reason why they should not be at once properly and speedily propagated. The Professor has found at one point in New South Wales specimens of no less than thirty scale pests. He hopes to find a parasite for each and every one of them, and will send them to us if necessary. His work in the colonies has been very successful, and it is passing strange that unfavorable reports should come of the parasites after their safe arrival here. There is something radically wrong, and the sooner we get to the bottom of it the better. Prof. Koebele discovered the white scale parasites, and we have no doubt his recent discoveries are just the thing for the destruction of the red and black scale. We can imagine no reason why they should not already have taken their places as pest exterminators, unless it be on account of improper handling after their arrival here. As the recent horticultural meeting at Redlands Prof. Pierce, the Government pathologist, who has been in Southern California for several months investigating the mysterious vine disease, gave it as his opinion that the disease had practically run its course. This will be found very satisfactory information, and, coming from Prof. Pierce, carries with it great weight. The gentleman will be stationed at Santa Ana for some time to come, and will carry on his researches into all diseases of plant life and so far as lies in his power to suggest preventives and remedies for the same. Prof. Pierce is well qualified for this important undertaking, as he has had wide experience in pathological researches, both in position and its probable selection of a candidate. Through the courtesy of the telegraph company bulletins were posted in the Post-office during the day. At a late hour yesterday afternoon the convention adjourned until this morning. Probably a nomination will be made today. The latest information regarding Prof. Koebele is to the effect that he is purging his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success in the Australian colonies. He found the climate in South Australia too dry for the successful carrying on of his investigations, and has moved the base of his operations to New South Wales, whence he goes shortly to Queensland. Reports of progress from these northern colonies are uniformly of a very favorable character. The Professor has collected specimens of parasites for the red, white and black orange scale, brown olive scale and oleander scale, together with several other pest destroyers. He has also been successful in breeding several species of parasites from the larvae. His last shipment of six thousand parasites arrived in San Francisco in good condition, and we are at a loss to know the reason for the recent unfavorable out-givings regarding them on the part of the Los Angeles papers. The parasites arrived in good condition, and there seems to us to be no reason why they should not be at once properly and speedily propagated. The Professor has found at one point in New South Wales specimens of no less than thirty scale pests. He hopes to find a parasite for each and every one of them, and will send them to us if necessary. His work in the colonies has been very successful, and it is passing strange that unfavorable reports should come of the parasites after their safe arrival here. There is something radically wrong, and the sooner we get to the bottom of it the better. Prof. Koebele discovered the white scale parasites, and we have no doubt his recent discoveries are just the thing for the destruction of the red and black scale. We can imagine no reason why they should not already have taken their places as pest exterminators, unless it be on account of improper handling after their arrival here. At the recent horticultural meeting at Redlands Prof. Pierce, the Government pathologist, who has been in Southern California for several months investigating the mysterious vine disease, gave it as his opinion that the disease had practically run its course. This will be found very satisfactory information, and, coming from Prof. Pierce, carries with it great weight. The gentleman will be stationed at Santa Ana for some time to come, and will carry on his researches into all diseases of plant life and so far as lies in his power to suggest preventives and remedies for the same. Prof. Pierce is well qualified for this important undertaking, as he has had wide experience in pathological researches, both in position and its probable selection of a candidate. Through the courtesy of the telegraph company bulletins were posted in the Post-office during the day. At a late hour yesterday afternoon the convention adjourned until this morning. Probably a nomination will be made today. The latest information regarding Prof. Koebele is to the effect that he is purging his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success in the Australian colonies. He found the climate in South Australia too dry for the successful carrying on of his investigations, and has moved the base of his operations to New South Wales, whence he goes shortly to Queensland. Reports of progress from these northern colonies are uniformly of a very favorable character. The Professor has collected specimens of parasites for the red, white and black orange scale, brown olive scale and oleander scale, together with several other pest destroyers. He has also been successful in breeding several species of parasites from the larvae. His last shipment of six thousand parasites arrived in San Francisco in good condition, and we are at a loss to know the reason for the recent unfavorable out-givings regarding them on the part of the Los Angeles papers. The parasites arrived in good condition, and there seems to us to be no reason why they should not be at once properly and speedily propagated. The Professor has found at one point in New South Wales specimens of no less than thirty scale pests. He hopes to find a parasite for each and every one of them, and will send them to us if necessary. His work in the colonies has been very successful, and it is passing strange that unfavorable reports should come of the parasites after their safe arrival here. There is something radically wrong, and the sooner we get to the bottom of it the better. Prof. Koebele discovered the white scale parasites, and we have no doubt his recent discoveries are just the thing for the destruction of the red and black scale. We can imagine no reason why they should not already have taken their places as pest exterminators, unless it be on account of improper handling after their arrival here. At the recent horticultural meeting at Redlands Prof. Pierce, the Government pathologist, who has been in Southern California for several months investigating the mysterious vine disease, gave it as his opinion that the disease had practically run its course. This will be found very satisfactory information, and, coming from Prof. Pierce, carries with it great weight. The gentleman will be stationed at Santa Ana for some time to come, and will carry on his researches into all diseases of plant life and so far as lies in his power to suggest preventives and remedies for the same. Prof. Pierce is well qualified for this important undertaking, as he has had wide experience in pathological researches, both in position and its probable selection of a candidate. Through the courtesy of the telegraph company bulletins were posted in the Post-office during the day. At a late hour yesterday afternoon the convention adjourned until this morning. Probably a nomination will be made today. The latest information regarding Prof. Koebele is to the effect that he is purging his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success in the Australian colonies. He found the climate in South Australia too dry for the successful carrying on of his investigations, and has moved the base of his operations to New South Wales, whence he goes shortly to Queensland. Reports of progress from these northern colonies are uniformly of a very favorable character. The Professor has collected specimens of parasites for the red, white and black orange scale, brown olive scale and oleander scale, together with several other pest destroyers. He has also been successful in breeding several species of parasites from the larvae. His last shipment of six thousand parasites arrived in San Francisco in good condition, and we are at a loss to know the reason for the recent unfavorable out-givings regarding them on the part of the Los Angeles papers. The parasites arrived in good condition, and there seems to us to be no reason why they should not be at once properly and speedily propagated. The Professor has found at one point in New South Wales specimens of no less than thirty scale pests. He hopes to find a parasite for each and every one of them, and will send them to us if necessary. His work in the colonies has been very successful, and it is passing strange that unfavorable reports should come of the parasites after their safe arrival here. There is something radically wrong, and the sooner we get to the bottom of it the better. Prof. Koebele discovered the white scale parasites, and we have no doubt his recent discoveries are just the thing for the destruction of the red and black scale. We can imagine no reason why they should not already have taken their places as pest exterminators, unless it be on account of improper handling after their arrival here. At this recent horticultural meeting at Redlands Prof. Pierce, the Government pathologist, who has been in Southern California for several months investigating the mysterious vine disease, gave it as his opinion that the disease had practically run its course. This will be found very satisfactory information, and coming from Prof. Pierce, carries with it great weight. The gentleman will be stationed at Santa Ana for some time to come, and will carry on his researches into all diseases of plant life and so far as lies in his power to suggest preventives and remedies for the same. Prof. Pierce is well qualified for this important undertaking, as he has had wide experience in pathological researches, both in position and its probable selection of a candidate. Through the courtesy of the telegraph company bulletins were posted in the Post-office during the day. At a late hour yesterday afternoonthe convention adjourned until this morning. Probably a nomination will be made today. The latest information regarding Prof. Koebele is tothe effect that he is purging his labor in search of scale parasites with great diligence and no little amount of success inthe Australian colonies.Here you have neglected any ofthe above duties; what are you doing? Are you polishingthe seatsof your dog when they rule supreme; do you know what it means to me? How know what it means to you? Is your learning about specimensofparasitesfortheredandblackscale? Do you expectanythingtobeinspainedbyyourcamera? Do you knowwhatitmeanstoyou? Isyourknowingyourdogwhenyouseeit? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Such arethe qualitiesoffogiesanddronesandno townwillproperwheretheyrulesupreme.Do youknowwhatitmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeanstoyou? Do youknowwhatitsmeansto你? 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The price paid was $15,000 for fourteen acres, only eight and one-half acres being planted to oranges. It pays to raise oranges in Southern California. What Mr. Fowler has done can be duplicated in our celebrated frostless orange belt which undoubtedly produces the finest oranges in the world. But it takes pains to do it and untiring energy and attention to business. Slip-shod methods have gone out of date. This is why Mr. Fowler obtained such a splendid figure for his grove. There is some consternation at San Bernardino over the refusal of the County Treasurer to pay the warrants of deputies, his authority being based on the County Government Act of 1887, which declares that all county officials shall pay deputies from their salaries. This act has knocked on thirty-six deputies, as follows: Sixteen from the Assessor's office, four from the Recorder's office and five copyists, two from the County Clerk's office, two from the Sheriff's office, one from the Auditor's office, one from the Treasurer's office and one from the School Superintendent's office. The Treasurer has telegraphed to Attorney-General Hart to by the Supervisors out of the county treasuries, has caused considerable consternation in the counties affected. The decision certainly leaves county officials in a bad predicament. It makes each one personally responsible for the payment of such deputies as he may feel called upon to employ, and the result is that county work is largely at a standstill. In one office in Fresno county, where eight deputies have been kept busy for a long time past, their chief has been compelled to discharge them. The business of his office can now only be attended to by himself, and his capacity for work will be the limit of what can be done. It will be impossible to serve write in many cases, and unless relief comes in some form or other the offices might as well be closed at once. The County Government Act of 1883 provided that county officials might employ deputies subject to the condition that they should be paid out of the sum allowed the official for his own salary and the expenses of his office. In 1887, however, this law was so amended that the Supervisors were authorized, in certain counties, to grant officials such assistance as they required. The Supreme Court holds that this amendment is unconstitutional; that the Legislature has no power to bestow legislative functions upon Boards of Supervisors. Thus it is that all such assistants as were employed in accordance with the provisions of the amendment to the County Government Act must now be discharged or paid out of the pockets of those who appointed them. The effect of the decision is more serious in those counties which have been making the most rapid progress during the past few years, as they have needed more officials to keep pace with the duties created by their advancement. There is considerable cause for alarm over the decision, as a new registration of the entire State is to be made this year. In Fresno county alone it is estimated that the cost of the registration will be from $8,000 to $9,000, while in Alameda county it will probably cost $12,000. In Tulare county the Clerk has openly declared that he cannot undertake to make the registry under the circumstances, and the situation in Contra Costa county is quite as serious. This is a matter affecting the whole State, and a speedy remedy is necessary. The only remedy that has been suggested by county officials is an extra session of the Legislature for the purpose of amending the County Government Act so as to cover this emergency. It is understood that steps are being taken in several counties to formulate an appeal to the Governor to call an extra session. When informally approached Isaac Lyons has arranged his complete stock of Hardware upon and he requests the public to call and inspect stock and prices. His line is the largest and finest in the Buyers should see him before proceeding. Poultry raisers complain of their and turkeys dying of swelled head Farmers' Healing Liniment is guaranteed this. For sale by W.M. druggist, Anaheim, Cal. Buy your fancy and staple Grocery Isaac Lyons. A choice assortment of ice cream refrigerators and ice chests on sale. Go to Lyons' store for refrigerators, ice cream freezers and balloons. For chafing, itching, poison oak, scalds, burns, etc., use Farmers' Liniment. For sale by W.M. druggist, Anaheim, Cal. For the finest grade of teas and be sure and purchase at Lyon's store. Pasture. 200 acres of fine pasture for horse Moss Ranch, Westminster. Lyons' is the place to buy your hardware and stoves. A fresh and complete stock of paper and window glass just received at M26. Isaac Lyons has been receiving high of Hardware during the week. Call expect stock and prices. The winery on the celebrated Thomas Lake Harris, the widest mystic, who has a colony of subjects three miles from Santa Rosa, was dug by fire last Thursday night, causing $200,000. Immense quantities of wine brandy were stored in the winery, with the largest in the State. The winery Birthday Party at Buena Park. One of the most enjoyable affairs ever held Buena Park was the birthday party tendred John Dickson Murray by a number of friends at the palatial residence of Mr. Mrs. W. Liemon on Canadian avenue Friday evening. The grounds were illuminated with Japanese lands and the parlors were beautifully decoded with flowers and overgreens. The crowd enjoyed dancing until a late During the evening a bountiful support of refreshments were served and at a late the guests took their departure, all their Murray many happy reases of the pleasant event. Among the present were Mr. and Mrs. W. Man, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Speidel; Miss Belle and Edytho Young; Miss Hannah Thrush, Miss Solma Roller, Miss Daisy Landell, Miss Lenore Speidel, Miss Laura Roller, Oradell Douglass, Miss Eva Archibald, Jessie Hepburn, Miss Stella Lewis, Jeanie Archibald; Messrs. Dick Murray, Hepburn, Tom Merrill, Geo. Whitaker, M. Pippy, Dick Merrill, Gib Landell, S. Schumacher, John Schauman, Arch Anne, John Merrill, Harry Sloane, Alvin Nichol, Will Schumacher, B. Hepburn, Tom Ring, Fred D. Smith, Frank Purdy, Joe Nick Liemen, E. Dilley, Walter Soul and others. Surprise Party. A surprise party was tendered Mr. and Isaac Lyon at their palatial residence Drangethope avenue last Saturday evenning. The host and hostess were never so plenty surprised, but they succeeded in entertaining their guests with their usual wellknown hospitality. Dancing was the order as evening, and a bountiful supply of rememories were served. At a late hour the dispersed, every one voting Mr. and Mrs. Lyon to be the boat of enterers. Among those present were Mr. and Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stone, Mrs. Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Boottacher, Mrs. Dr. Scherer, Miss Bruna Ribera, Miss Eva Lyons, Nettio Leonard, Miss Hannah and Ma Smith, Misses Edythe and Myrtle Bringing, Miss Aques Sprague, Miss Cora Bringing, Miss Bockington, the Misses Porteio, Sopena; Messrs. J. Lyons, W. Cox, Gering, F. D. Holman, Clarence and Will Charlie Fleming, Ben Dresser, L. Ler, H. Baneroft, E. Bentz, L. Bailey, W. Officin, Doc Reid, Mr. Sopena, Senior Porand others. New Advertisements. ANAHEIM Pharmacy J. REID, PROPRIETOR. A full line of Pure Drugs constantly on hand. Also Toilet Articles, Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Stationery, Paints, Oils, Etc. Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully compounded day or night. Mrs. Julia Bruegger (Lately from Los Angeles) LADIES' Tailoring & Dressmaking. Rooms in C. Hilmer's cottage, Center St. Dresses Made According to the Latest Styles. French and American journals on hand. CUTTING: AND: FITTING: DONE. All Work Guaranteed. Pasturage. ...FOR... Good Pasture! Go to SAMUEL KRAEMER'S place, three miles northeast of Anaheim. NOTICE OF STREET WORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the twentieth day of May, 1892, adopted a resolution of its intention to order the following street work, to wit: That Hermine street in the City of Anaheim from the north line of Center street to the south line of char- tres street, be graded to the official grade, and gravel- ed with good gravel, the gravel to be four inches Another Angliomanine. "I am rather in favor of the English spelling." "Yes." "Yes, indeed. Take 'parlor' for instance, having u'n it makes all the difference in the world." The business portion of Jimtown, the Colo-mining town known as Creede, was de-ced by fire last Sunday morning. The area were started by an explosion of coal oil. Short time the fire burned through rows ofame buildings for a distance of a mile. Housewere blown up by giant powder attempt to stop the fire, but to no ef-The entire area between the school on and Upper Creede is a mass of underling ruins. The loss is fully $1,000, and there is not over $15,000 insurance sold. It should Be in Every House. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpburg, says he will not be without Dr. King's Discovery for Consumption, Coughe and that it cured his wife who was threat- with Pneumonia after an attack of "La-nee," when various other remedies and medical physicians had done her no good. Bart Barber, of Cookport, Pa., claims Dr. New Discovery has done him more than anything he ever used for Lung Bubble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Bottles at W. M. Higgins' drug store. In bottles, 50 cents and $1. Marble Work. Jerry Jessen of the Santa Ana marble will be engaged in doing ornamental tin coping and placing monuments at the cemetery during the week. Those wishing class of work done may leave orders for same with Fred Backs, or apply to the designated at the cemetery. HARRY JESSEN. Church Announcements. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Anaheim, Cal., Dr. Hiram Hill pastor, Sunday school, 9:45 am; Christian Endeavor, m.; prayer meeting, Wednesday afternoon, 2:00 pm; GOLICAL ASSOCIATION, on center street, cherrying every Sunday afternoon at 2:00 pm. School at 1:20. C. BERNNER, pastor. RICHIAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. REV. GEORGE ROSEN-PASTOR. DISTRICT EPISCOPAL CHURCH—On Philadelph street. Services held every Sunday at 2:00 p.m. REV. R. S. BARNER, Pastor. ONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH—Services Sunday, morning and evening, REV P. TETTERS. Lyons has arranged his large and large stock of Hardware upon his shelves to request the public to call at his store aspect stock and prices. His hardware should see him before purchasing nearly everybody has known people who has heard of people who has seen ghosts." —Good News. A Paradise for Thermometer Flenda. The coldest region in the United States lies along the northern border of Minnesota, between the southern point of the Lake of the Woods and the Dakota border. The temperature along that line often falls as low as 50 degrees below zero. In 1873 the instruments at Pimbina registered from 56 to 60 below—St. Louis Republic. Wanted. Second-hand tent 12x20. Apply to F. Sohlange, Pamperl's old place. ju2-1t Sohlange will serve free in cream on Saturday afternoon between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock. Everybody invited. ju2-1t Buy and recommend Farmers' Healing Liniment because it is a genuine healing remedy. For sale by W. M. Hggins, drugi-giat, Anaheim, Cal. For choice teas and coffees go to Lyons' store. m19:2t Louis Bolz has rented the Anselm Landing premises and takes this means of inviting all his friends to call upon him at the seaside and have a good time. It Fresh Ranch Butter onice at Lyons' store. mal19tf Lyons leads them all; splodid goods for little money. m19:2t Go to Lyons' for wool and gain sacks. Thacker Bros. are now shipping new potatoes and shippers desirous of marketing their crops will please cal at their packing house at Anselm. Southern Pacific Route. SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY TABLE: Trains pass Anaheim follows: FROM ARRIVAL AT ANSELM. Tustin, 7:25 AM. Santa Ana to Los Angeles, 7:33 AM. Los Angeles to Santa Ana, 10:00 AM. Santa Ana to Los Angeles, 3:13 PM. Los Angeles to Santa Ana, 5:50 PM. Anselm to Tustin, 6:05 PM. * Except Sundays. Street cars connect with all trains. T.A.DARING, Agent. Santa Fe Route. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY COMPANY TIME TABLE—In effect Feb 14th. Trains pass Anaheim as follows: NORTH BOOTD. Los Angeles Accom., daily, 8:00 AM. Belt Line mail (daily), 9:29 AM. Atlantic Express, daily, 12:27 PM. Belt Line Express, daily, 4:29 PM. Los Angeles Express, daily, 6:24 PM. SOUTH BOOTD. San Diego Express, daily, 9:09 AM. Belt Line mail, daily, 11:56 AM. Pacific Express, daily, 3:54 PM. Santa Ana Accom., daily, 5:35 PM. Belt Line Express, daily, 5:50 PM. D.S.H.L. Agent. Santa Ana Railroad Time Table. (Dally except Sunday.) In effect November 23, 1891. Leave Santa Ana—9:30 AM. Leave Newport—4 P.M. (On station there will be an extra train learning Santa Ana at 6 P.M.) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOSEPH BACKS, DEALER IN FOR... GO TO SAMUEL KRAEMER'S place, three miles northeast of Anselm. NOTICE OF STREET WORK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF Trustees of the City of Anselm on the twenty-fifth day of May, 1892, adopted a resolution of its intention to order the following street work, to wit: That Hermine street in the City of Anselm from the north line of Center street to the south line of Charte-street, be graded to the official grade, and gravel with good gravel, the gravel to four inches deep. That a redwood curb be constructed along each line of the roadway of said Hermine street from the north line of said Center street to the south line of Charte-street; be graded to the official grade, and gravel with good gravel two inches deep. For further particulars of said work reference is hereby made to said resolution on file. Superintendent of Streets of the City of Anselm. Dated May 26th, 1892. NOTICE! Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will be in the office of Judge Landell, Center street, Anselm, on Saturday, between the hours of 9 A.M. and 4 P.M., for the purpose of taking the assessment of this district. JULIUS SCHINDLER, Deputy Assessor. DANCING SCHOOL. THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A DANCING Class in Kroeger Hall, beginning Friday evening, May 27, at 8 o'clock. Also at Fullerton on Saturday evening, May 28. Terms $50 cents per lesson.W.B. MAGOFFIN. To Whom it May Concern. FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF THE SUM OF ten dollars ($10) to us in hand paid we agree to rent to Mr. Louis Bolz for the term of one year, beginning from date, ten acres of land on the Alamitos Mall and designated by known by us as the warehouse tract; painting what is known Anselm Landing on said rail here above named.(Signed) SENTOUS BROS. Bated Los Angeles, California, May 25, 1892. "Olinda Richmond." Will stand for a limited number of mares during April and May, 1892 at Olinda Ranch. Terms $16 to insure, including one month pasturage of mare. Due care will be taken to prevent accident, but no risk assumed. Olinda Richmond is a beautiful Mahogany Bay Horse old and showed a tail of 2:30 at 3:3 years old. 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Owing to THE GREATE DEMAND FOR PASTURAGE age present pasturage rates fifty (50) per cent. OLINDA RANCH COMPANY ESTING NOTICE! Owing to THE GREATE DEMAND FOR PASTURAGE age present pasturage rates fifty (50) per cent. OLINDA RANCH COMPANY NEW ADVERTISMENTS. JOSEPH BACKS, DEALER IN FURNITURE Repairing Done. Funeral Director. Store in Backs Building (next to irrigation district office), Los Angeles street. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Los Angeles. Capital Stock $200,000 Reserve $203,000 United States Depository. OFFICERS: E. F. SPENCE, President J. D. BICKNELL, Vice-President J. M. ELLIOTT, Cashler G. B. SHAFFER, Asst. Cashler DIRECTOR: E. F. SPENCE, William Latt J. D. BICKNELL, J. M. ELLIOTT, H. MASCUY, NOTICE! OWING TO THE GREAT DEMAND FOR PASTURAGE, we will after the 1st of April advance our present pasturage rates fifty (50) per cent. OLINDA RANCH COMPANY. ESTRAY NOTICE. Taken up estray by Frank Stephens on the 23rd day of April, 1892, at the Steele ranch, west of Anaheim, one iron-gray horse, about 4 years old. Shoes on blind feet; no brand. Owner can have the same by proving property and paying the accrued costs to J. W. LANDELL. Justice of the Peace of Anaheim Township. TO THE PUBLIC. HAVING PURCHASED THE DRUG STORE AND drug business later carried out by Dr. D. W. Hunt, I take this means of informing patrons and the public generally that I shall continue the business at the present location. Solliciting a share of the public patronage, I am, Respectfully, JAMES REID. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF JOHN ADAMS, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Executors of the last Will and Testament of John Adams, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Executors at the office of Richard Melrose, Attorney-at-Law, Kroeger's Building, Center Street, Anaheim, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in the County of Orange. Dated this 21st day of April, A.D. 1892. TIMM J. F. BOEGE, TIMOTHY CARROLL, Executors of the last Will and Testament of John Adams, deceased. Richard Melrose, Attorney for Executors. PLUMBING, Pumps, Pipes and Fittings. KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY A FULL STOCK of pumps, pipes and fittings. Plumbing. Pipe fitting and pumps repaired on shortest notice. J. P. DES GRANGES. Corner Broadway and Lemon street.. Anaheim. FOR SALE CHEAP. LADY'S DRIVING HORSE AND BUGGY. Apply to MISS MINNIE PERLEY NEW ADVERTISMENTS. Fresh Creamery Butter Always on Hand. Hot weather is here. Every family should have a patent Butter Cooler. NO ICE REQUIRED To keep butter nice and hard. For sale by H. A. DICKEL, Successor to A. Langentger. -:- Fruit Jars. Fresh Roasted Coffee Always on Hand. Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Stationery, Paints, Oils, Etc. H. CAHEN. DEALER IN... DRY GOODS, : FANCY GOODS Gents' Furnishing Goods. Fancy and Family Groceries. DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS Gents' Furnishing Goods. Fancy and Family Groceries. HARDWARE, TINWARE And Everything kept in a General Merchandise Establishment. Highest Market Price paid for Produce Goods Delivered to all Parts of the City. Highest Price Paid for CORN the Whole Year Round. H. CAHEN. SW corner Center and Los Angeles streets. COFFEES AND TEAS. Specially Selected. When You want to Buy the Best in the Market Get CHEESEMAN'S' BLENDED COFFEE. One Time Will Convince. ALSO TRY THE TEAS. Carefully Put Up for Him in Japan. They have a Delightful Flavor. Like the Coffee. TRY BOTH, AND SHOUT FOR COFFEES AND TEAS. LET US GO TO Cheeseman's. STORE ON BROADWAY. West of S. P. depot. Near Public Schoolhouse. COFFEES AND TEAS. LET US GO TO Cheeseman's. STORE ON BROADWAY. West of S. P. depot. Near Public Schoolhouse. Willamette Steam Mills, Lumbering and Manufacturing Company. Whose wholesale yard is at Redondo Beach, Los Angeles office 201 South Spring St., are prepared to furnish lumber in carload lots at Anaheim, Norwalk and Downey, at following prices: REDWOOD. Ro. Merch. Boards No. 1, sart. 8 to 16 in... $20 Ro. Dim. to 10 in. wide incl. and up to 6x8... 19 All other rough Merch. 12 inches and wider and up to 6x8... 19 Merch. surfaced one side (common surfaced) separated widths... 20 1x4 C.B. and 1x4 T & Gld. 12 and 14 feet... 23 " " " " " " under 12... 23 Half-inch surfaced one side... 24 Surfaced, clear and rough, clear 4, 5 and 6 inches wide, 12 to 20 feet... 28 Surfaced, clear and rough, clear 8 to 16 inches wide, 20 to 20 feet... 29 Surfaced, clear and rough, clear, 18 inches and up... 33 Rustic, Number 1, 1x10... 28 " Number 1, 1x8, V... 28 " Number 2, 11 to 20 feet long... 26 Shingles, No. 1 (four bundles to M). $2 Fancy... $3 Shakes, split... $11 sawed... $12 1x12 and specified widths, redwood bds.. $1 additional. PINE. Rough Merch. to 40 feet, including (1x6 to 12x12). $19 1x12 surfaced one side... 20 Rough, 1x3 and 1x4... 20 1x4 T & G flooring, first quality... 30 1x4 and T & G flooring... 31 1x6 T & G flooring, first quality... 30 " second quality... 30 Surfaced stepping... 35 second quality... 28 Redwood tree stakes, per 1,000 feet... 21 Selected (1 xjl) Redwood fluming... 25 Laths, 4 feet per M, J inches... $50 5 feet per M, J inches... $50 Apply to or address WILLAMETTE LUMBER Co., Redondo, or 204 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal. Chas. Wier, Agent. Bentz & Steadman, Wholesale and Retail Butchers. Anaheim, Cal: Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausages and Lard Of Our Own Make. Highest Market price Paid for Live Stock