anaheim-gazette 1893-11-16

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK City Fathers Meet in Regular Session. An Ordinance Passed Providing for Cleaning the streets of Weeds—Wedding of Dr. Hullard and Miss Frances Schmidt—Orange Growers Effect an Organization—Other Items—Social Notes and Personals. The Board of City Trustees met in regular session on Tuesday evening. Present, the full board. The Marshal reported the collection of $386 75 for water and licenses. Mrs. Hack having refused to pay her hotel water rate of $6 for this month, claiming it to be too high, the Marshal was instructed to turn off the water. The Marshal reported the collection of $4,196 04 for taxes for this year. The delinquents amount to $352 10. The Treasurer reported a balance in the city treasury on November 13th of $3,490 81, from which amount a number of warrants are to be deducted. The Clerk's financial report was received and filed. The Recorder reported the collection of $30 for fines during the past month, which has been turned over to the Treasurer. All the reports not already examined by the Finance Committee were referred to that committee for examination. The Finance Committee reported the purchase of several carloads of coal for the winter supply. The Committee on Public Improvements reported that a watchful eye had been kept on all unsightly chuckholes in the city and that the same had been properly filled. Ordinance No. 96, relating to the eradication of weeds, etc., from the public streets, was passed. The same will be found in another column this morning. The city having paid $68 12 last May for an asphaltum pipe and a wooden-box approach for one of the ditches in the city, and it being ascertained lately that the water company is liable for half of the expense incurred, the Clerk was instructed to send a bill forthwith to the water board for collection. The Clerk was instructed to set aside the sum of $1,560 from the general fund for an interest and sinking fund for the payment of the annual interest on the city bonds and reducing $750 of said bonds. Bills to the amount of $760 61 were audited and ordered paid. Lawyer McKelvey of Santa Ana wrote say- no difficulty In securing the additional funds required to put up the $25,000 building and provide for all other expenses. The sentiment is growing constantly among the public of the importance of the Fair and the necessity of being properly represented. A NOTABLE WEDDING. DR. BULLARD AND MISS FRANCES SCHMIDT MARRIED IN NEW YORK IN SEPTEMBER. Last Thursday morning's mail brought a genuine surprise in the announcement of the marriage of two well known and highly respected members of our society. That their marriage had taken place in September while the groom and bride were in the East, and that nothing was known of the happy event here shows that reports concerning it were very well guarded: Mr. Theodore E. Schmidt Announces the Marriage of his Daughter, Frances Emily, to Dr. James Hovey Bullard, Wednesday, September the twenty-sixth, 1893. New York. At Home Wednesdays, after November 15th. Anahiem, California. The high contracting parties are too well known in this community to require any extended introduction at our hands. Dr. Bullard has long been a practitioner of medicine here, and counts his friends by the score on all sides. He is one of our best known and most enterprising citizens, and has taken active steps in the development of our city. In taking unto himself a wife he has the best wishes of the entire community for his future health and happiness. The bride is also well known and highly respected in this community where she has passed so many years of her life. Two years ago she went to visit her father, a wealthy merchant of New York, and was not long joined by her sisters, Misses Clommi Schmidt and Mabel Langenberger. The wedding occurred, as stated, in September, and was announced on the return of the bride and her sister, Miss Schmidt, last Thursday. The Doctor having come on ahead, Miss Langenberger having returned with a party of friends some weeks ago. Friday evening a number of the friends of the happy couple, headed by the brass band, marched to the Doctor's residence and tendered him and his bride a serenade. The couple were completely surprised. The callers marched in, filling the parlors to offer their congratulations. After selections had been discoursed by the band and congratulations extended by all, Mr. Melrose arose and in a few well chosen words offered a toast to the Doctor and his bride, and the entire assemblage took pleasure in pledging the happy couple's health. The Doctor responded, but it was evident that being thus taken so completely by surprise he was not at his best in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in felicitation phase nevertheless, and he added that his visitors were invited to come back. ANTI-WRIGHT DISTRICT ANOTHER MASS MEETING TO PROTEST AGAINST THE SAME—PEOPLE AL-MOST UNANIMOUS IN OPPOSITION. The Anti-Wright League held a meeting at Kroeger's Hall last Saturday afternoon, which was largely attended by the citizens of the town and vicinity. The meeting was called for the purpose of bearing reports of progress by the committees canvassing for signatures to the petition asking the Directors of the irrigation district to call a special election to vote upon the disorganization of the district. The largest petition was still out, but a number of smaller ones were read, and the committeemen reported that the citizens and taxpayers were a unit against the district. The committees were continued, with instructions to prosecute their labors in getting every one to sign the petitions, and to report at the next meeting. It was announced that the signatures of a majority of the taxpayers were necessary to the petition asking the board to call an election for disorganization of the district, and the disorganization would take effect on the approval of three-fifths of the voters voting at such election. Mr. Strain said that the district could not be disorganized if bonds were sold. Mr. Amerige replied that Mr. Montgomery was his authority for the statement about disorganization, and he thought that was pretty good authority. Mr. Sheppard said he was present at the meeting of the board at which the levy was made, and he thought that none of the Directors would go on the stand and swear that the bonds were sold. Mr. Tuffres said that he had asked if the tax could be collected, and had been informed that it could not. Judge Pierce moved that the non-resident taxpayers be corresponded with and an effort made to get their signatures to the petition calling for an election to disincorporate the district. Carried. Messaré Pierce, Spencer and Henry were appointed such committee. Mr. McFadden was called upon, and responded that his whole desire and ambition was to see the valley thoroughly irrigated. He did not care by what means it was dohe, so that the few were not taxed for the benefit of the many. The old company was now in debt $70,000, and in order to do work necessary to be done this winter assessments aggregating $21,000 would have to be levied. Were the stockholders ready for it? The last assessment was like pulling teeth, and he did not believe they were. He had favored the district all along, but if it could not go ahead he was in favor of disorganizing it. Mr. Sheppard spoke of the inefficiency of the old company, saying it lost 75 per cent of the water taken out of the river by leaky ditches and had also attempted the impossible task of running water up hill. Flumes raise furniture permanently. was passed. The same will be found in another column this morning. The city having paid $68 12 last May for an asphaltum pipe and a wooden-box approach for one of the ditches in the city, and it being ascertained lately that the water company is liable for half of the expense incurred, the Clerk was instructed to send a bill forthwith to the water board for collection. The Clerk was instructed to set aside the sum of $1,560 from the general fund for an interest and sinking fund for the payment of the annual interest on the city bonds and reducing $750 of said bonds. Bills to the amount of $760 61 were audited and ordered paid. Lawyer McKelvey of Santa Ana wrote saying that if the money due from the city, to the defunct Journal is not paid to him immediately he will sue for it. There are three claims for this money, altogether some $21, and the matter will have to be settled among the claimants as to which is the rightful owner of the money. H. W. Chynoweth complained by communication of a coespool in rear of Ludke's premises on Center street, and asked to have the same remedied. The matter was referred to the Marshal. A. Langenberger complained of the deplated stable building on Oak street in which hay is stored. The hay works out through the crevices in the building, thereby being a nuisance, and Mr. Langenberger wants the hay removed from the street as a fire might occur in the debris. Referred to the Attorney. THE ORANGE GROWERS. A meeting of the orange growers of the county was held at Orange on Monday for the purpose of adopting articles of incorporation and taking such other necessary steps as night come before the meeting. Mr. Rodgill was elected Chairman and Mr. Cargill Secretary. The articles of incorporation were read and approved, and it was voted to incorporate with six Directors. The articles were then signed and acknowledged. They provide that the name of the corporation shall be the Orange County Fruit Exchange, and that the purposes for which it is formed are to engage in a general brokerage and commission business in green and dried fruits, packing materials, fertilizers and other merchandise, to buy and sell dried and green fruits, to engage in the packing business, to purchase or lease, hold, improve and sell real estate and personal property, to erect, purchase or lease packing houses, to borrow and loan money and to engage in such other business operations as are germane or incidental to the purposes above mentioned. The principal place of business is at Orange and the term for which the corporation is to exist is fifty years. The Directors are: A. H. Cargill, Brookhurst; W. M. McFadden, Placentia; J. L. Collins, Villa Park; M. L. Rodgers, Anaheim; M. J. Bundy, Tustin, and W. S. Derby, Orange. The amount of capital stock is $1,000 divided into one thousand shares of the par value of $1 per share. Mr. Cargill was appointed a committee of one to ascertain where and how to get stencil made and to get bids on boxes and papers for shipping next year's crop. He went to Riverside on Tuesday for this purpose, and will report at the next meeting. Mr. Collins was appointed a committee of one to procure a proper office room. Adjourned. DECISION REVERSED. The Supreme Court has revered the decision of the Superior Court of this county in the case of Oscar O. Wells, who was convicted May 31, 1892, of a felonious assault on his stepson, Marion Sparks, at San Juan THE SUPERVISORS. MR. PERRY RESIGNS AS HORTICULTURAL COMMISSIONER — ABOUT THE MIDWINTER FAIR—RIVER WORK—THE BOARD GIVES THE PEOPLE A BIT OF ADVICE. The Board of Supervisors met in regular session Monday morning, with all the members present. The petition of Philip Yorba, to have Josefa Rios, aged 73 years, put on the indigent list was referred to Supervisor Schorn. Chairman Yoch reported that he had investigated the case of the Dinwiddy boy, and the board allowed J. W. Earbart $30 for his care. The communication of Anaheim Union Water Company, in reference to the pipe in the ditch across the county road, at the Mauerhan crossing. Referred to Supervisor Schorn for investigation. O. Rosenbaum asked the board to provide for a little orphan boy, 5 years old, named Trinidad Goodwin, who has no means of support. Referred to Supervisor Tedford. Application was made for Antonio Moye of Tustin, aged 69 years, to be placed on the indigent list. Referred to Supervisor Yoch. The County Auditor was authorized to appropriate 35 per cent of the several district road funds to the general road fund. Resignation of B. J. Perry, Horticultural Commissioner of Anaheim, Received and accepted, to take effect after December I, 1893. Communication from E. G. Johnson, president of the Board of Trustees of Redlands, about the Midwinter Fair. Received and read, and the Clerk instructed to notify the gentleman that the Board of Supervisors of this county does not intend to make an appropriation for the Midwinter Fair. The superintendent of the work on the Santa Ana river was instructed to protect the seat banks of the river, where needed, from the stone breakwater northeast of Orange to the Santa Fe railroad-crossing above Olive, in harmony with the general plan of confining the river. After considering the river work in general the board issued the following advice to property owners along all streams in the happy couple, headed by the brass band, marched to the Doctor's residence and tendered him and his bride a scenade. The couple were completely surprised. The callers marched in, filling the parlors to offer their congratulations. After selections had been discursed by the band and congratulations extended by all, Mr. Melrose arose and in a few well chosen words offered a tooth to the Doctor and his bride, and the entire assemblage took pleasure in pledging the happy couple's health. The Doctor responded, but it was evident that being thus taken so completely by surprise he was not at his best in speechtaking, but his remarks were clothed in feecitious phase nevertheless, and he added that his visitors were invited to come and see him often again. Songs were rendered by Mr. H. Cahen and Mr. Herman Dickel), and Mrs. Bullard favored the company with some exquisite sections on the piano. During the evening songs in chorus were rendered and good-natured merriment reigned. Miss Mabel Langenberger presided at the piano, and before the party adjourned she sang, accompanied by Messra Dickel, Cahen and Melrose," After The Ball," and in response to general request she sang as an encore "Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow Wow." At a late hour the party dispersed wishing the Doctor and his wife long life and happiness, and hoping that they may attain to many years of usefulness in the community. A welcome home to Dr. Bullard and his charming wife! THE SUPERVISORS. MR. PERRY RESIGNS AS HORTICULTURAL COMMISSIONER — ABOUT THE MIDWINTER FAIR—RIVER WORK—THE BOARD GIVES THE PEOPLE A BIT OF ADVICE. The Board of Supervisora met in regular session Monday morning, with all the members present. The petition of Philip Yorba, to have Josefa Rios, aged 73 years, put on the indigent list was referred to Supervisor Schorn. Chairman Yoch reported that he had investigated the case of the Dinwiddy boy, and the board allowed J. W. Earbart $30 for his care. The communication of Anaheim Union Water Company, in reference to the pipe in the ditch across the county road, at the Mauerhan crossing. Referred to Supervisor Schorn for investigation. O. Rosenbaum asked the board to provide for a little orphan boy, 5 years old, named Trinidad Goodwin, who has no means of support. Referred to Supervisor Tedford. Application was made for Antonio Moye of Tustin, aged 69 years, to be placed on the indigent list. Referred to Supervisor Yoch. The County Auditor was authorized to appropriate 35 per cent of the several district road funds to the general road fund. Resignation of B. J. Perry, Horticultural Commissioner of Anaheim, Received and accepted, to take effect after December I, 1893. Communication from E. G. Johnson, president of the Board of Trustees of Redlands, about the Midwinter Fair. Received and read, and the Clerk instructed to notify the gentleman that the Board of Supervisors of this county does not intend to make an appropriation for the Midwinter Fair. The superintendent of the work on the Santa Ana river was instructed to protect the seat banks of the river, where needed, from the stone breakwater northeast of Orange to the Santa Fe Railroad-crossing above Olive, in harmony with the general plan of confining the river. After considering the river work in general the board issued following advice to property owners along all streams in the happy couple, headed by the brass band, marched to the Doctor's residence and tendered him and his bride a scenade. The couple were completely surprised by surprise he was not at his best in speechtaking, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speechtaking, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, but his remarks were clothed in speech-making, Mr. Sheppard spoke ofthe inefficiency ofthe old company,saying it lost 75 per cent ofthe water taken outofthe river by leaky ditchesand had also attemptedthe impossible taskof running water up hill.Fluces had been raised repeatedly,and accountof sedimentinthe ditches,and it was almostimpossibleto run water over them.Hefavoredthe reorganizationoftheoldcompany,andmakingthewaterappurtenrenttotheland.ThethisDirectorsofthecompanyhadplededthemselvestodoattheannual electioninJanuary,但theyhad repentedoftheaction,becausesuchactionwoulddoawaywiththedistrict,andthepledgeshadneverbeencarriedout. Mr.Fowleraskedwhytheoldcompany didnotcollectenoughfromwater salestopayfortherunningexpenses.Iftheoldcompanycouldnotpayexpenseshowcouldthedistrict? Mr.Tuffree suggested puttingmenof intelligenceand integrityontheboard,andreorganizingtheoldcompany.Mesara,Crowther,Saint,Cargill,Hunterandothersgavetheview,afterwhicharesolutionpasseddenouncingthethrowingof stonesthroughMr.Kern'swindow,reregisteringtverymuchandpledgingthemeetingtodoallin theirpowertobringthemicreanttojustice. AdjournedtoSaturdaynextat2o'clock. Thecommitteeongettingnon-residentsignaturestothepetitionfordisincorpartmenthave sent outthefollowing notice: ANAHEIM,Nov.13，1893. Dear Sir: The resident taxpayersinthe Anaheim Irrigation Districtaftercontributing$30，000tothesupportofthelawyersanda fewofficeholders,nothingtoshowfortheexpenditure,theareamostunanimousin their desiretodisorganizethedistrictandstopfurther taxation.Toaccomplishthisitisnecessarytohavethreefifthsofthetaxpayerstowinga petitiontothedistrictboard,andrequestingthemtoorderan electiontoascertainthewishesofthepeople. Hopingyouwillauthorizeustosignforyoubeforethe18thinstant,theremainys respectfully, J.B.Pierce, Alex.Henry, C.Spencer, CommitteeAnti-DistrictLeague. CollectorWitte gives noticeinanothercolumnthat taxesaredueandpayable. JUDGEMcCOYEXPLAINS. 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He went to Riverside on Tuesday for this purpose, and will report at the next meeting. Mr. Collins was appointed a committee of one to procure a proper office room. Adjourned. DECISION REVERSED. The Supreme Court has reversed the decision of the Superior Court of this county in the case of Oscar O. Wells, who was convicted May 31, 1892, of a felonious assault on his stepson, Marion Sparks, at San Juan Capitrano, and sentenced to State Prison for two years. During the impanelment of the jury a man named Moulton was examined as to his qualifications, and having stated that he had frequently conversed about the case, and that from what he had heard had formed an opinion which would take evidence to remove, he was challenged by the defendant on the ground of actual bias. The challenge was then denied and an exception taken to the ruling of the court. The defendant exhausted his peremptory challenges and relied upon his exception to such ruling for a reversal of judgement. The chief point decided is that if it shall appear to the court that a juror, upon his declaration under oath, can and will try the case in an unbiased way, notwithstanding such an opinion, and act impartially and fair upon the matters submitted to him, he is a competent juror. The court, however, holds Moulton to be disqualified from serving, thus overruling about forty opinions heretofore reached by the Supreme Court touching the same question. The case will consequently come up for trial again. THE MIDWINTER FAIR. It is pretty well settled now that Southern California—all except Orange county—will go ahead with its exhibit at the Midwinter Fair and erect the building for which plans have been selected. While it has not been generally known that there was danger of the joint representation of Los Angeles and other counties of the south falling through, such was the case, the Los Angeles commission had decided toandon the matter in case the Supervisors used to give them the $12,000 remaining from the appropriation for the Chicago exhibit. The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors reeled the matter to District Attorney Dillon determine the legality of the proposed use of the fund in question, and Tuesday afternoon that official reported to the board that appropriation might be legally made. It is understood that the Supervisors were in favor of giving the money if they had power, and it is stated on good authority that they have conveyed the money to a commission. Members of the latter body say that with start of the county money they will have accepted, to take effect after December 1, 1893. Communication from E. G. Johnson, president of the Board of Trustees of Redlands, about the Midwinter Fair. Received and read, and the Clerk instructed to notify the gentleman that the Board of Supervisors of this county does not intend to make an appropriation for the Midwinter Fair. The superintendent of the work on the Santa Ana river was instructed to protect the est banks of the river, where needed, from the stone breakwater northeast of Orange to the Santa Fe railroad crossing above Olive, in harmony with the general plan of confining the river. After considering the river work in general the board issued the following advice to property owners along all streams in the county: "The Board of Supervisors hereby recommend and earnestly advise the property owners along the streams of Orange county to stop stripping the willows from the banks, and to ocean taking out water by means of irrigating ditches, or in any other manner weakening the banks of the streams." Adjourned to Monday, Nov. 20. THE BANK. A largely attended meeting of the creditors of the Bank of Anaheim assembled at Kroeger's Hall last Friday for the purpose of taking action in reference to the suspended bank as might appear necessary. Dr. Warner presided and Judge Pierce was Secretary. After the matter had been discussed by Judge McLachlan, representing the Bank Commissioners, who explained the legal status of the case, and others, the following resolutions were adopted: Resolved, By the creditors of the Bank of Anaheim, a corporation, in general meeting assembled. That the Bank Commissioners of the State of California be and they are hereby requested to proceed to liquidate the affairs of said corporation as specially and economically as possible, in conformity with the banking laws of the State of California, and we recommend that one person only be employed to do the same. Resolved further That we recommend that the representative of said Bank Commissioners counsel with the Advisory Committee heretofore appointed by the creditors of the Bank of Anaheim, in making such transfers of the bank's assets as they may deem advisable. BIRTH. STOCK—At Beaumont, San Bernardino county, November 10th, 1893, to the wife of Godfrey Stock, a son. Hay for Sale. Texas Red Oak Hay, Loose Alfalfa and Baled Oat Hay for sale in quantities to suit cheap, by J. B. PIERCE sep14 tf Viewing Outfit. I have just purchased a Viewing Outfit and am prepared to do first-class work. Sat infaction guaranteed. J. S. HATFIELD sep25tf [The report that Judge McCoy spent the evening previous to the trial with Judge Landell probably arose from the fact that, as he admits, he drove over to Judge Landell's place the afternoon before the trial, but did not see him, and immediately returned to his home in Westminster.]—Ed.] MEETING NOTICES. A large audience gathered at the Christian church at Music Hall last Sunday evening, when Mr. Ward spoke upon the theme "Are Christians over oredulence?" The second of a series of sermons now in progress occurs next Sunday evening, when his topic will be "Is the church friend of the working man?" Preparations are being made for a union Thanksgiving service to be held on the morning of Thanksgiving day in the M.E. church. The Sunday school of the Christian church is prowarning and growing rapidly in members and interest. Music Hall, 9:30 A.M. Next Sunday, the 19th inst., the new Lutheran church at Orange will be dedicated. Services commence at 10 A.M. in German in the afternoon at 3 o'clock in English. Rev. J. M. Bushler of San Francisco, and Rev. G. Runkel of Los Angeles will officiate. The Lutherans of Anaheim and vicinity are cordially invited to attend. The Los Angeles people have been tickled half to death over the scrape in which two of their prominent citizens recently found themselves. Mrs. J. R. Richards called at the office of the Galen institute to collect a little bill. She was met by Dr. Morse, the manager of the institution, who as soon as he saw her throw his arms about her. Morse released his hold upon Mrs. Richards and grabbed a surgical instrument. The struggling procedure was gone through with again, in which she lady's hand was badly cut. She told her husband of the affair, and he swore out a warrant for the gay Doctor's arrest for battery. Burg wagons, Bradley plows, light Spring wagons, and farming implements at John Schauman's apllift RIGHT DISTRICT MEETING TO PROTEST THE SAME—PEOPLE ALLOWED IN OPPOSITION. League held a meeting at Saturday afternoon, attended by the citizens of the district. The meeting was made of hearing reports of committees canvassing for election asking the Director district to call a special committee on the disorganization of largest petition was still far smaller ones were submitted to the committee reported that taxpayers were a unit. The committees were instructed to prosecute every one to sign the board at the next meeting. That the signatures of taxpayers were necessary the board to call an organization of the district, motion would take effect on three-fifths of the voters on that the district could not funds were sold. Called that Mr. Montgomery for the statement and he thought that minority. He was present at the at which the levy was that none of the District stand and swear aloud. That he had asked if the voted, and had been innoted. 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TherewillbeachoralserviceattheEpiscopalChurchthiseveningathalf-past7.BishopNicholswillofficiate.Acordialinvitationisextendedalltoattend.LettersforthefollowingpersonsremainunqualifiedforatthePostoffice:L.R.Strang,W.B.Quantrell,MissE.Crowell,Mrs.BerthaBernuski,H.Alexander. It is saidtheHusmanboysarenegotiatingforthepurchaseofProf.Fox'sbarbershop,realizing theirexpectationsaboutwhichtheyproposetomakethingshum. AlargeandwellpleasedaudienceattendedTheWorld'SFairentertainmentattheOpera-houselastWednesdayeveninggivenbyRev.SmitherofLosAngeles. Mr.CapitainhasexaminedtheconditionMusic Hallandpronouncesthebuildingabsolutelysafe,the recentreportsaboutitsunsafeconditionbeingaltogetherunfounded.Mr.Reiserhasbegananactionagress.JamesandMaburyofthesuspendedBankofAusheim,torecovermoneybelongingtotheiririgationdistrict,ont depositatthetimeofthesuspension. Theplay"AmongtheBreakers,"presentedbyTheJeffersonClubofSantaAnataftheOpera-houselastWednesday,wasaverycreditableperformanceanddeservedalargerhouse. TimCarrollreportsthathehas fourthousandacressubscribedtothispetitiontoraisebeetsfora sugarrefinery,aplentymorein sight,andwillturnintwo或three thousandacresmorebeforehewillconsenttoquit. AbrahamAguilarwas arrestedatFullertononTuesdaybyUnitedStatesDeputyMarshalGoodrich,ofLosAngeles,on a chargeofsendingobeselettersthroughtheperiorCourtto-morrow,whenJudgeBroussandemurdertothecomplaintcomesupfoadjudication.TheisreportthatJudgePope,representingtheopponentsofthedistrict,maybe detainedonbusinessinLosAngeles,andifsothedemurrerrwillbeheardprobablyonc Saturday. TheLosAnglesBusinessCollegepapercontainthefollowingveryflatteringnoticeoftwoyoungladieswellknownhere,thedaughtersofourfollowcitizenPeterHansenofPlasontia:"TheMissesMattieandAnnaHansesare among ourverybeststudentsandrepresentAnaheimwithcredit."Mr.Hansesiscorrespondinglyproudofhisdaughters. TheSanta AnaPostofficeistoberemovedfromitspresentquartersintheSpurgonblock,whereit hasbeenforyearspast.AtelegramwasreceivedonTuesdayfromFrankH.Jones,FirstAssistantPostmasterGeneral.atWashington,notifyC.E.Renchthat his propositionforthelocationofthePostofficeintheOpera-houseblockhadaccepted.ThenewofficemustbereadyforusebyJanuary1,1894. MsWilliams&Portermade theirarrangementstobegintheerectionofN.Hart'snewbrickbuildingonthecornerofCenterandHerminestreets,whentheywereconfirmedwitha brickfamineandwereforcedtoc temporally suspendoperations.Nobrickscanbe procured here,theSchindlerkilienbeing tied upwiththeKoenigattachment.NonearetobebadatSantaAnata,andthenearestareatInglewood,aboveLosAngeles.Inthisdilemmaeffortsarebeingmadetoeffectthereleaseofa sufficientnumberofbrickfromSchindler'syardtobeginoperations. HenryStrodthoffhadagenuinescoreonMonday,andfora time thoughthewas"outif" fifty dollars.Hewasatethe SouthernPacificdepottoreceivetheExpressandonhisreturnfoundthatthewaybilcalledforapackageof fifty dollars,whichhad disappearedancegivingthe messengerhis receiptonthetrain.HeletephogeneratedthemessengerAtLosAngeles,andreceivedareplythatthefiftywassafeand soundinhispossession,havingoverlookedinbeowiththroughthisstation. TheamountofsugarmadeatChinothisseasonandufined15,063,357poundsThisisdoublettheoutputoflastyear,andthelargestoutputofasinglecampaigneverknowninthiscountry.Thegovernmentbountyon sugarmadeatChinois12cent per pound,sothatthe premiumthatwill bepaidonthis季son'soutputwillreachthemagnificentsumof$263,608.75 Itisexpectedthatthis year'soutputwillbefarsuperpassedbythatofnextyear,thefactorywillnotonlymanufacturefromanincreasedacreageofsugarbeetstobeplantedbyoutside districts,但thatthe cultivationofthelandswillbe greatly extendedontheChino ranch itself。它是 expectedthattheoutputforthenextcampwillreach25,000,000pointsatleast. TheirragiondistrictseemstobegoingM GovernorWhitaker,ofBuena Park，wasin town yesterdayafternoon.Mr.W.H.Bailley droveinfromhisOlinda ranchyeasterdayafternoon.Mr.Gaindolfo,aleadingmerchantofYuma，wasin town last Sunday,andwasguestofIsaoo Lyons.Mr.Dlong contemplates taking a triptoSan Diego shortly,andmaybe inducedto locateinthecityof bayaland climate. MissRose Blancoof San Diegois visitingwith friendsin town,the guestofMissesSophiaandMary Rimpau. Weare sorrylearnthatsnowbuildingsnowbeingconstructed. Mr.Charley Riceof San Diego,the popular representative of Klauber,Lewl&Co.ofthat city.isin townin.theinterestofhis firm. WesleyAlmswasinfromhisranchatPlaocontaon Tuesday.He informs us thathe will soon move into his houseand go to "batching." Mrs.Harris,ofSan Luis Obispo,sisterofMissAdolph Rimpau,是here on a visit,andwill remainwithMissRimpauforsometime. L.H.Padgham,r recentlyofSanta Anata, willopena jewelrystoreinReid's drugstore,andwillcarrya largeandwellselectedstockofgoods. Mr.andMrs.G.W.RolleandsonreturnlastweekfromavisitEast Theyspontome timewith friendsin MichiganandotherStatesandpass sometimeatTheWorld'sFair. Mr.JamesMcLaochlanof Pasadena,formerlyDistrictAttorneyof Los Angelescountywasin townfirst Fridayin attendance uponthemeetingofcreditorsofTheBankOfAusheim.atwhichhe representedTheState THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectively. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectfully. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectfully. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectfully. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectfully. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to Judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectfully. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge Lane over the fact that, he over to judge Laney. BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue, wherein you give a citation of the Goldthwaite reported that Judge Moing before the trial at New York. Now, as previous article, that is one of case which excites the as it might lead to the been in collusion with matter; and, further, that is false in every purpose Judge Landell on the day before the previous thereto, I ask he to both myself and you contradict said prospectfully. J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spentthe trial with judge lane overthefactin anotherdueandpayable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfandyoucontradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCoy.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdueandpayable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfandyoucontradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCoy.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdueandpayable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfandyoucontradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCoy.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdueandpayable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfandyoucontradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCoy.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdueandpayable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfandyoucontradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCoy.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdueandpayable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfandyoucontradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCory.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdue和payable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyselfand您contradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCory.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdue和payable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisestheasitmightleadtothebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonthedaybeforethepreviousthereto,iaskhetobothmyself和您contradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCory.JudgeMcCoyspentthetrialwithjudge laneoverthefactinanotherdue和payable BY EXPLAINS. THE GAZETTE—SIR: I issue wherein you give a citation oftheGoldthwaite reportedthatJudgeMoingbeforethetrialatNewYork.Nowaspreviousarticle,t hatisoneofcasewhichexcisesTheasitmightleadtoThebeenincollusionwithmatter;and,further,t hatisfalseineverypurposeJudgeLandellonThedayBeforeThePreviousThereto,iaskhetobothmyself和您contradictsaidexpectfully.J.McCory.JudgeMcCoyspentThetrialWith Judgely LaneOverTheFactInAnotherDueAndPayable BY EXPLAINS. 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J. McCoy. Judge McCoy spent the trial with Judge from the fact that, he over to Judge Landell before the trial, but immediately returned minister.—Ed.] NOTICES. Gathered at the Christian Hall last Sunday evening, upon the theme "Are Roussals?" The second of how in progress occurs when his topic will be friend of the working being made for a union to be held on the living day in the M.E. of the Christian church showing rapidly in memorial Hall, 9:30 A.M. The 19th inst., the new orange will be dedication at 10 A.M. in Gerber at 3 o'clock in Englehter of San Francisco, of Los Angeles will offer of Anaheim and invited to attend. People have been much over the scrape in prominent citizens reserves. Mrs. J. R. Rich-rose of the Galen institi-bill. She was met by eager of the institution, saw her threw his arms struggling some little get hold of an ink bottle basted her assailant, bottle flew to the four dipidants were covered his hold upon Mrs. a surgical instrument. Were gone through the lady's hand was her husband of the out a warrant for the or battery. Ley plows, light Spring implements at John aplltt in horticulture and kindred pursuits to attend the convention and participate in its deliberations. -In the article last week referring to the resolutions passed by the Presbyterian church in memory of the death of A. B. Swope, the name of the Assistant Superintendent of the Sunday School should have been S. E. Kieffer, instead of that given. The proof was not read "by copy," as is usual ordinarily with us, and consequently the mistake crept in. -A few nights ago, as a Santa Fe section hand was going home at Santa Ana at a rather late hour, an attempt was made by a lone highwayman to hold him up, but he refused to hold up his hands. Instead he drove a knife and commenced cutting at the robber, with such good effect that the latter broke and ran. Had the robber succeeded in holding up his man he would have got $180 in gold coin which the section hand was foolish enough to be carrying around with him. The next day the section hand put his money in the bank. -The Orange County Chamber of Commerce is taking some interest in the building of the cooperative sugar factory, and it is reported that the Santa Ana banks will take quite a considerable amount of bonds to be floated locally. Mr. E. P. Fowler and Judge Marks addressed a meeting of the chamber at Santa Ana last week, and proposed that city aid the company by buying bonds in the amount of fifty thousand dollars. If that could be done work on the factory, would begin immediately. The chamber referred the matter to a committee. -The Editorial Association of Southern California is considering the proposition of holding a business meeting in Los Angeles at the time required by the constitution—in January—to elect officers and members, and transact other necessary business, and then hold a special meeting at the Midwinter Fair in February or March. The idea seems to us to be a good one, as the editors will all want to visit the Fair, anyway, and it will insure a good attendance to hold a meeting there. Let the special session be called for the Midwinter Fair. -Dr. J. G. Bailey of Santa Ana is the only one on Pacific Coast whose name appears in the recently issued "Book of Creation of the Nobility of Great Britain and Ireland," published by the British Government. His crest is registered in the following heraldic language: "Bailey, J. G., Esquire, M. S., M. D., Santa Ana, Orange county, California (eldest son of the late Sir James Bailey); a cubit arm erect, vested bency, of six axe, and an., the cuff arg., holding in the hand ppr. a crosier surmounted by an catoleil, both or.-moto-De duce." -The preliminary fight against the irrigation district comes up for hearing in the Su- The Superior Court. A great deal of feeling exists at El Medena over the case. The older Brown had been a prominent member of the Quaker church there, but has lately been expelled. The accused had previous to the assault borne an unblemished reputation. -On September 17th last the Turn-Bezirk of Southern California, composed of the local turner societies of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, San Diego and Anaheim, held a turner-fest at San Juan Capistrano, at which four gold and silver medals were offered for the best all-round turner in each society. An exhibition of tumbling and athletic exercises was given by the Anaheim contest, antis, but as they had no apparatus with them, the contest was postponed to some future day at the Turner's Hall in this city. Sunday afternoon the judges of the contest. Peter Sens, W. J. Bliesnar and L. Breer of Los Angeles, came very close between Joe Backs and Alphonse Fossek, but after a long and interesting exhibition by the two young men, the judges finally decided in favor of Fossek, and he was awarded first prize. The second prize, a fine medal to be furnished by the head society in St. Louis, will be awarded to Backs. In the evening a social hop was given to the members of the society and invited friends, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The Turners propose giving an old-fashioned dance and Christmas tree, either on Christmas or New Year's, for the enjoyment of the members' families and invited guests. -The effect of the ordinance which went into force in Los Angeles the 1st of present month, providing for the closing of saloons on Sundays and after midnights, and for the removal of back and side entrances and private rooms, is not apparent to the general observer. Some of the saloons may be a little more circumspect, but the change is not such as to arouse any comment. For two years now Los Angeles has been attempting to control the liquor traffic. Los Angeles, from being the most distinctively Californian of the cities of the Golden State, has become since the boom, to all intents and purpose, an Eastern community. The new element moved in direction of liquor-traffic regulation, and the Council called for a vote of the people on the question of Sunday and midnight closing. The result was quite a large vote in favor of it. The ordinance was passed, but the saloons were by no means closed. A few which had little Sunday trade, shut their doors, but in a majority those who "know the ropes" had no difficulty in securing liquid refreshments, either through side, back or front entrances. In the latter case the liquor is generally, though not always, dispensed with "refreshments." MARRIED. COLE—BECK—In Aurora, Oregon Wednesday, November 1, 1895, Mr. Nat. Cole and Miss Frances Beck, niece of Mrs. M. Nebelung. Royal Baking Powder Pure A cream of tartar baking powder Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest U. S. Govern-ment Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Company. 100 Wall St. N.Y ONAL MELANGE. Whitaker, of Buena Park, was tuesday afternoon. Bailey drove in from his Olinda day afternoon. Hard Egan, of Capistrano, was short time on Tuesday. Hall returned home last week ended Eastern trip. and family of Brookhurst rooms at the Del Campo. has started to learn the barat Prof. Frantz's tensorial esuhr and wife of Los Angeles on Friday last visiting with dolfo, a leading merchant of town last Sunday, and was the Lyons. contemplates taking a trip shortly, and may be induced the city of bay and climate. Blanco of San Diego is visiting in town, the guest of Misses fary Rimpau. try to learn that Dr. Bailey has to his residence this week attack of illness. servis came up from the Peatunday to see how affairs in the ting along. paon, who was with us during left Chino last week for his England. williams will leave shortly for he will be engaged plastering ings now being constructed. Rice of San Diego, the poputive of Klauber, Levi & Co. of town in the interest of his was in from his ranch at Tuesday. He informs us that move into his house and go to of San Luis Obispo, sister of Rimpau, is here on a visit, and with Mrs. Rimpau for some gham, recently of Santa Ana, jewelry store in Reid's drug carry a large and well selected mrs. G. W. Rolfe and son reeek from a visit East. They time with friends in Michigan ties and passed some time at Fair. McLaohlan of Pasadena, formAttorney of Los Angeles counwn last Friday in attendance ing of creditors of the Bank of which he represented the State NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ISAAC LYONS, ...DEALER IN... General :: Merchandise. I wish to respectfully inform the Public that I am daily receiving New Supplies of Fresh Groceries and Provisions. My Stock Is Fully Assorted and Well Selected, consisting of DRY GOODS: Fancy Goods, Clothing, LADIES' & GENTS' FURNISHING: GOODS! GENT'S AND BOYS' Hats, Boots and Shoes. Hardware, Woodenware! Queensware, Willow-ware TINWARE, STOVES. Cartridges, Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. The continuous increase of my trade is sufficient guarantee that the public is fully convinced of my Fair and Honest Dealings. Goods are delivered at depot and all parts of the town Free of Charge. Canned Goods Of all kinds, Dried and Preserved Fruits and Jellies, Soaps, Confectionery, Etc. Cartridges, Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors. The continuous increase of my trade is sufficient guarantee that the public is fully convinced of my Fair and Honest Dealings. Goods are delivered at depot and all parts of the town Free of Charge. Canned Goods Of all kinds, Dried and Preserved Fruits and Jellies, Soaps, Confectionery, Etc. ISAAC LYONS. Metz Block, corner Center and Los Angeles Sts., Opp. Postoffice, Anaheim. FOR BARGAINS ...IN... D-R-Y --- G-O-O-D-S! CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes Furnishing :: Goods GO TO... RIMPAU BROS.' DRY GOODS PALACE. Notice of Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, made on the 10th day of October, 1899, in the matter of the estate and guardianship of Benancio Rios, Bella Zalde Rios and Requella Rios, minors, the undersigned, the guardian of said minors, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court on or after November 14th, 1893, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Benancio Rios, Bella Zalde Rios and Requella Rios, minors, in and to that certain lot, place or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Orange, State of California, and described as follows: to-wit: An undivided one-half interest in and to that certain real property situated in Orange County, California, and described as follows; to-wit: Commencing at a point on the northerly line of Lot 17 in Block 2, San Juan Capilla, as per map recorded in Book 3; pages 125 and 126 of Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles county, California, said point being the southwest corner of Lot 16 in Block 2; the course south 678 degrees east along north-eastern line of said Lot 17, 683.3 feet, a little more Royal Baking Powder Company of all in leavening—Latest U. 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Notice is hereby given that by order of the Board of Directors of Anaheim Co-operative Beet Sugar Company, you have consented and adopted a specification of the stockholders of said corporation, which has been called for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to increase the capital stock, and the creation of a bonded indebtedness of said corporation; said meeting will be held on Tuesday, the 2d day of January, 1894, at no clock p.m., at Kroger's Hall, in the town of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, and all stockholders and subscribers to the capital stock of said corporation are requested to be present. The object of said meeting is to increase the capital stock of said corporation to seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($750,000) and to create a bonded indebtedness of said corporation, and the amount of such bonded indebtedness, which it is proposed to create, is the sum of ($660,000) four hundred thousand dollars, designated as follows: ($380,-$600) three thousand dollars to be of first mortgage bonds, and ($190,000) one hundred thousand dollars of second mortgage bonds. Dated Anaheim, Oct. 19th, 1833. By order of the Board of Directors, J. G. Maxx, Secretary. $1 a Two-Horse Load. Enquire of A. W. DANFORTH. One-half mile southwest of MIRAFLORES STATION. nov2ml DOMINICK LIEB. DEALER IN... GROCERIES Provisions, Lowest Prices. Goods delivered to all part of the City. Everything First-class. Center street. Opp. Commercial Hotel. R. BOETCHER, Wagonmaking and Blacksmithing HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Give me a call. FUMICATION. The undergirded are prepared to do Fumigating at lowest rates. Small or large trees. Anyone desiring our services may call on us or address. B. J. PERRY. J. J. SCHNEIDER. H. A. STOUGH. BLACKSMITHING. Horse-Shoeing A Specialty. First-Class Workmanship. Satisfaction Guaranteed IN EVERY CASE Shop on Lemon Street, Rear of Langenberger' Store. Osborne Mowers and Steel Hay Rakes kept on hand. Millinery Goods. Always on hand a full supply of the latest styles of millinery at the lowest prices. Ladies are cordially invited to call and admire stock and prices. Clara Meissmann.