anaheim-gazette 1894-03-29

The Weekly Gazette. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. Henry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, Editors and Propristores. TUESDAY... MARCH 29, 1894 City politics are moving along on the even tenor of their way, and so far the canvass has not yet developed any great degree of excitement. For Trustees, for the so-called long term of three years, for which three nominees are to be elected, the five contestants have been carrying a quiet buttonholing canvass, and the friends of each of them claim their favorite has the best possible chance of winning. There is good material to select from, and we look for the election of a board that will carry on the affairs of the city in a progressive yet economical manner. For the "short-term," or more properly speaking the unexpired term of ex-Trustee Pellegrin, Mr. McWilliams is the only candidate, and is of course certain of election. Mac is an enlightened, progressive and enterprising citizen, and is calculated to bring to the office that dignified bearing and aplomb which its importance demands. For Marshal we have the incumbent, Frank Steadman, and Clarence Great. We have nothing to say against Groat, and if elected he will doubtless make a very capable officer; but we think his chances against Steadman are not greatly in his favor. Steadman has been the most efficient Marshal Anaheim has ever had. His administration of the office has been fearless and faithful to the interests of the taxpayers of the community. The fact that he has not made an arrest for disturbing the peace in three months speaks out as nothing else can for the quiet that prevails on our streets and throughout the community. When one goes back a couple of years and remembers the unruly scenes on the streets here, especially on Sundays after noon, by outside chaps away from home for a spree, this extended period of quietude on the part of those who have hitherto been disposed to become unruly, is quite as surprising as it is gratifying. Then the innocent diversion of shooting street lamps out by frisky youngsters has been put a stop to, and taking it altogether our community will compare most against America. The well-known ambition of the Emperor to bring about friendly commercial relations between the European nations showed itself years ago, and in the calling of the international congress in the interest of the better protection of workmen. His many travels enable him to look upon such matters with an eye which does not halt at the borders of Germany. The movement spoken of, though still embryo, may be expected when events necessitate it. This is now held to be the idea indicated by Chaucellor von Caprivi. CHINESE REGISTRATION. March 1st the Commissioner of Internal Revenue sent a circular letter to each of the sixty-three internal revenue collectors in the United States, directing to report at once the number of Chinamon in their district who had applied to register under the act of May 5, 1893, as amended by the act of November 3, 1893, and whether there would be a general compliance with the laws. About fifty of the collectors have already replied, and with the exception of one collector, who did not answer the last question, all the reports state that the Chinese are disposed to register as the laws direct. In the submitted table the first column of figures gives the number of Chinese, according to the census of 1890 (the best data obtainable), and the several States and Territories where reports have been made, and the last column the number already registered: Alabama ... 48 California ... 48 Colorado ... 377 Connecticut ... 377 Georgia ... 189 Illinois ... 304 Indiana ... 22 Iowa ... 64 Kansas ... 61 Kentucky ... 11 Louisiana ... 267 Maryland ... 189 Massachusetts ... 267 Michigan ... 120 Minnesota ... 224 Missouri ... 106 New Hampshire ... 53 New Jersey ... 628 New Mexico ... 361 New York ... 2,958 Ohio ... 184 Pennsylvania ... 1,146 Tennessee ... 51 Texas ... 710 West Virginia ... 55 Wisconsin ... 119 REAL ESTATE SALES. For the Week Ending March 27th 1894. Furnished by the Orange County Abstract Company, 412 North Malo St., Santa Ana, Cal.: REAL ESTATE SALES. For the Week Ending March 27th 1894. Furnished by the Orange County Abstract Company, 412 North Main St., Santa Ana, Cal. A. dolph Fisher and Catharina M. Fisher to C. C. Wilson—W 115 feet lot 2, block 5, Santa Ana; $1,000. Harvey A. McKee and Jennie McKee to C. W. Miller—Lots 26, 27 and 28, block G, Hubbard tract; $3,000. Charlie M. Montgomery and Victor Montgomery to A. dolph Fisher—Lots 3 and 4, block 2, Pelletier’s add to Santa Ana; $1,000. J. C. Stoge and Christine Stege to Richard Spoerl—Lot 5, block N, Center tract, Anaheim; $1. David Nestal, dec'd estate of certified copy of decree of distribution to Catherine Vestall, Levina, M. Pauley and Ell J. Vestall, minor—R. F. Grouard to Chas. E. Grouard, Josephine M. Tedford, Hope E. Shaw, Ella F. Bristol and Charlotte I. Stafford—Und 1% interest in lot 20 feet and 2½ inches front on N side of Fount Street, Santa Ana, being part of Julian Chavis allotment; 13 also lots 2, 5 and 18 to 21 block A and lots 11 to 11 just, block B, Grouard’s add Same Anna; gift Mary L. Parker and Joel B. Parker to J. Erwin Hoy—Strip in lot 1 J. B. Parker tract, No S de S A; $5. M. Manley and Electa M. Manley to Sabra T. Carceneur Jones I, 2, 5 and 6 block G, M. Frazier’s addition Modens, and lot 21, block E. Foster and Cox add McPherson; $1. W. W. Mickle to E. M. Cole—Lots 10, 11 and 12, block B, Chilton tract add to Santa Ana; $1,000. Dory Hickox and Larry Hickox to Alley Arnett—W/of SW of NE/of SE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/of NE/of SW/ Steana Kanchos Co. to P. A. Stanton—E 25 acres of SW of NE/ of SE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ P.A. Stanton to A. H. Davie—E 25 acres of SW of NE/ of SE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ Sylvanus Weeks to R. M. Baker—Lot 22, block A. Mellette and Evans tract; $600 George E. Phelps to Hiram Phelps—13.50 acres in Abel Stearns allotment Ro S de S A (near S. P. depot, Orange); $4,000 Hiram Phils and Corrella G. Phelps to Geo.E. Helps—2-4 acres in S. Derricott Road S de S A (lying cast of North Main street, Santa Ana; $2,000 James A. McFadden, W. H. Bentley and Virgil G. Baker to W. W. Baker—Block E. Baker’s add Westminster; $2,500 Charles W. Baker, W. H. Bentley, James A. McFadden and Esther McFadden in Walker W. Baker—Blocks D F Baker’s add Westminster; $844 J.A. Pitzpatrick Jr., and Mary L. Fitzpatrick to Lester Jefferson—1% acres in NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ of NE/ of SW/ Lester Jefferson to Lottle A. Ross—3% acres in SE/ of NE/ of SE/ of SE/ of SE/ of SE/ of SE/ of SE/ of SE/ of SE/ D.M.Dorman to J.M.Crymack—Lotts 26 and 4 acres in SE corner block 5, Potts/Borden and Sidwell tract; $1,600 Hiram Hamilton to Florence M.Hamilton—SE Richland Farm lot 3; $700 C.C.Wilson and Sam Wilson to H.L.McNell—W 115 feet lot 2, block 8, Townu of Santa Ana; $5 Same to same—Lot 1, block 8, Townu of Santa Ana; $600 Fred L.Sexton and Alberttha F.Sexton to J.S.Rice—Lots 12 and 13, block A,Burgess:dd Santa Ana;$2,000 James A.Whitaker and Ella A.Whitaker to B.F.Pritchard-Tract in SE corner block 5, Bucan Park;$200 Hiram Hamilton to Florence M.Hamilton—SE Richland Farm lot 3; $700 C.C.Wilson and Sam Wilson to H.L.McNell—W 115 feet lot 2, block 8,Townu of Santa Ana;$5 Same to same—Lot 1, block 8,Townu of Santa Ana;$600 Fred L.Sexton and Alberttha F.Sexton to J.S.Rice—Lots 12 and 13, block A,Burgess:dd Santa Ana;$2,000 James A.Whitaker and Ella A.Whitaker to B.F.Pritchard-Tract in SE corner block 5, Bucan Park;$200 Hiram Hamilton to Florence M.Hamilton—SE Richland Farm lot 3; $700 C.C.Wilson and Sam Wilson to H.L.McNell—W 115 feet lot 2, block 8,Townu of Santa Ana;$5 Same to same—Lot 1, block 8,Townu of Santa Ana;$600 Fred L.Sexton and Alberttha F.Sexton to J.S.Rice—Lots 12 and 13, block A,Burgess:dd Santa Ana;$2,000 James A.Whitaker and Ella A.Whitaker to B.F.Pritchard-Tract in SE corner block 5, Bucan Park;$200 Hiram Hamilton to Florence M.Hamilton—SE Richland Farm lot 3; $700 C.C.Wilson and Sam Wilson to H.L.McNell—W 115 feet lot 2, block 8,Townu of Santa Ana;$5 Same to same—Lot 1, block 8,Townu of Santa Ana;$600 Fred L.Sexton and Alberttha F.Sexton to J.S.Rice—Lots 12 and 13, block A,Burgess:dd Santa Ana;$2,000 James A.Whitaker and Ella A.Whitaker to B.F.Pritchard-Tract in SE corner block 5, Bucan Park;$200 Hiram Hamilton to Florence M.Hamilton—SE Richland Farm lot 3; $700 C.C.Wilson and Sam Wilson to H.L.McNell—W 115 feet lot 2，block 8,Townu of Santa Ana；$5 Same to same—Lot 1，block 8,Townu.of Santa Ana；$600 Fred L.Sexton和Alberttha F.Sexton到J.S.Rice-Lots12和13-blockA,Burgess:dd Santa Ana；$2，000 James A.Whitaker和EllaA.Whitaker到B.F.Pritchard-Tract在SE角落block5， Bucan Park；$200 Hiram Hamilton到FlorenceM.Hamilton-SERichlandFarmlot3；$700 C.C.Wilson和Sam Wilson到H.L.McNell-WilsonandSamWilsontoLennswander-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSW-SE%ofSWThe Redlands report is false and maliciously misleading. The contest which has waged for years before two Northern and Southern California schools to which section could produce oranges for the best advantage has through the competition at the Midwinter Fair be settled at last.The contest was a "draw" as neither section had any advantage over the other.The eminent promologists made the awards cannot be charged with favorism,a as they were in ignorance where the specimens of fruit came from,and their report is that no person living from a town from what part of the State the different samples came from.So the contest war "draw." Those who never read the advertisement in their newspapers miss more than three presume.Jonathan Keinson of Bolan.Work Co.,Iowawho had been troubled with rheumatismin his back arms,and should read an item in his paper about how a prominent German citizen of Ft.Madison he nured.Ut he procured the same men,candeto use his own words:"It cut me right up."He also says:"A neighbor and his wife were both sick in bed rheumatism.Their boy was over to the house and said they were so bad that he do the cooking."I told him of Champlain's Pain Balm and how it had cured He got a bottle and it cured them up in week.$5 cent bottles for sale by Jam Reid. The President has nominated William Greento be Surveyor-General of California. This remedy is becoming as well known and so popular as we need no special mentions.All who have used Electric Bitters singles same song or praise.A purer medicine not exist and it is guaranteed to do all is claimed.Electric Bitters will cure diseases of the liver and kidneyswill move pimples,books,salt rhumband or affections caused by impure blood.Drive malaria from the system and press as well as cure all malarial fevers.From headache,custation and indigestionElectric Bitters.Enture satisfaction given or money refunded.Price $5 cent bottles for sale by Jam Reid. By the caving in at the sewer at the city of Eightenth and Grand avenue in Angeles last week,Alexander Possely Robert Dowell were barred.The sweater point is thirty feet under ground in sandy soil.BY a miraculous stance neither of the man was injured.were under ground for two hours and extricated were only a little bruised. It should be in Every House. [Image content] We make baste to correct the mistake in our report last week as to the candidacy of Messrs. Middlebrain and Lewis for City Trustee. An obvious indiscretion of the types made us say they were candidates for the short term, or the unexpired term of ex-Trustees Pellegrin, whereas as a matter of fact both have been nominated for the long term, and we might add parenthetically that they are both gentlemen in every way worthy of the confidence their friends have placed in them in tendering them the nomination, and that if elected they will fill the office with honor to themselves and with credit to their constituents. A PERIPATETIC scribbler, who has inflicted his jim-crow style of "journalism" upon various unsuspecting towns of neighboring counties of late—few of them for long and none of them worth a tinker's dang—honored Anaheim with his presence during the week, "looking over the newspaper field"—something which he is in any place an entire stranger to—with a view to filling a "long felt want," in the establishment of one of his four column Jim-crow felios, filled as his others have been with dead ads, old plates and Jim-crow reprint. After a day's hard work his subscription list netted him $20 in advertising, and something less than a dozen subscribers. Times are hard. There had been more or less rumor of his coming for some days past, but when he arrived, he found that The Gazette covered the field with a neatness and dispatch that has been the pet aversion of strolling scribblers for a time whereof the memory of the oldest inhabitant runneth not to the contrary. The people of this city and vicinity have been "taken in" by more newspaper frauds than to entail upon the court a great deal of unnecessary labor in passing upon them. Elsewhere will be found the points of the decision, in which it will be seen that an inconsequential part of Judge Towner's instructions to the jury is held to be erroneous, and therefore the case is reversed. One of the best attorneys in Southern California, speaking of this case, informs us that nine times out of ten the judge's instructions to a jury are forgotten almost entirely by the jury ten minutes after being delivered. Judge Towner's instructions covered upwards of an hour and a quarter in being delivered to the jury, and that the case should be reversed on account of the merest technicality, seems to us to be a miscarriage of justice. There is no doubt whatever that Gardiner's accounts were upwards of a thousand dollars short, and the fact that he skipped for parts unknown immediately after the shortage was discovered is in further proof of the fact. It seems that laws are made nowadays to shield the criminal. The Supreme Court has strained at a goat and swallowed a camel. We make baste to correct the mistake in our report last week as to the candidacy of Messrs. Middlebrain and Lewis for City Trustee. An obvious indiscretion of the types made us say they were candidates for the short term, or the unexpired term of ex-Trustees Pellegrin, whereas as a matter of fact both have been nominated for the long term, and we might add parenthetically that they are both gentlemen in every way worthy of the confidence their friends have placed in them in tendering them the nomination, and that if elected they will fill the office with honor to themselves and with credit to their constituents. A PERIPATETIC scribbler, who has inflicted his jim-crow style of "journalism" upon various unsuspecting towns of neighboring counties of late—few of them for long and none of them worth a tinker's dang—honored Anaheim with his presence during the week, "looking over the newspaper field"—something which he is in any place an entire stranger to—with a view to filling a "long felt want," in the establishment of one of his four column Jim-crow felios, filled as his others have been with dead ads, old plates and Jim-crow reprint. After a day's hard work his subscription list netted him $20 in advertising, and something less than a dozen subscribers. Times are hard. There had been more or less rumor of his coming for some days past, but when he arrived, he found that The Gazette covered the field with a neatness and dispatch that has been the pet aversion of strolling scribblers for a time whereof the memory of the oldest inhabitant runneth not to the contrary. The people of this city and vicinity have been "taken in" by more newspaper frauds than to entail upon the court a great deal of unnecessary labor in passing upon them. Elsewhere will be found the points of the decision, in which it will be seen that an inconsequential part of Judge Towner's instructions to the jury is held to be erroneous, and therefore the case should be reversed on account of the merest technicality, seems to us to be a miscarriage of justice. There is no doubt whatever that Gardiner's accounts were upwards of a thousand dollars short, and the fact that he skipped for parts unknown immediately after the shortage was discovered is in further proof of the fact. It seems that laws are made nowadays to shield the criminal. The Supreme Court has strained at a goat and swallowed a camel. We make baste to correct the mistake in our report last week as to the candidacy of Messrs. Middlebrain and Lewis for City Trustee. An obvious indiscretion of the types made us say they were candidates for the short term, or the unexpired term of ex-Trustees Pellegrin, whereas as a matter of fact both have been nominated for the long term, and we might add parenthetically that they are both gentlemen in every way worthy of the confidence their friends have placed in them in tendering them the nomination, and that if elected they will fill the office with honor to themselves and with credit to their constituents. A PERIPATETIC scribbler, who has inflicted his jim-crow style of "journalism" upon various unsuspecting towns of neighboring counties of late—few of them for long and none of them worth a tinker's dang—honored Anaheim with his presence during the week, "looking over the newspaper field"—something which he is in any place an entire stranger to—with a view to filling a "long felt want," in the establishment of one of his four column Jim-crow felios, filled as his others have been with dead ads, old plates and Jim-crow reprint. After a day's hard work his subscription list netted him $20 in advertising, and something less than a dozen subscribers. Times are hard. There had been more or less rumor of his coming for some days past, but when he arrived, he found that The Gazette covered the field with a neatness and dispatch that has been the pet aversion of strolling scribblers for a time whereof the memory of the oldest inhabitant runneth not to the contrary. The people of this city and vicinity have been "taken in" by more newspaper frauds than to entail upon the court a great deal of unnecessary labor in passing upon them. Elsewhere will be found the points of the decision, in which it will be seen that an inconsequential part of Judge Towner's instructions to the jury is held to be a miscarriage of justice. There is no doubt whatever that Gardiner's accounts were upwards of a thousand dollars short, and the fact that he skipped for parts unknown immediately after the shortage was discovered is in further proof of the fact. It seems that laws are made nowadays to shield the criminal. The Supreme Court has strained at a goat and swallowed a camel. We make baste to correct the mistake in our report last week as to the candidacy of Messrs. Middlebrain and Lewis for City Trustee. An obvious indiscretion of the types made us say they were candidates for the short term, or the unexpired term of ex-Trustees Pellegrin, whereas as a matter of fact both have been nominated for the long term, and we might add parenthetically that they are both gentlemen in every way worthy of the confidence their friends have placed in them in tendering them the nomination, and that if elected they will fill the office with honor to themselves and with credit to their constituents. A PERIPATETIC scribbler, who has inflicted his jim-crow style of "journalism" upon various unsuspecting towns of neighboring counties of late—few of them for long and none of them worth a tinker's dang—honored Anaheim with his presence during the week, "looking over the newspaper field"—something which he is in any place an entire stranger to—with a view to filling a "long felt want," in the establishment of one of his four column Jim-crow felios, filled as his others have been with dead ads, old plates and Jim-crow reprint. After a day's hard work his subscription list netted him $20 in advertising, and something less than a dozen subscribers. Times are hard. There had been more or less rumor of his coming for some days past, but when he arrived, he found that The Gazette covered the field with a neatness and dispatch that has been the pet aversion of strolling scribblers for a time whereof the memory of the oldest inhabitant runneth not to the contrary. The people of this city and vicinity have been "taken in" by more newspaper frauds than to entail upon the court a great deal of unnecessary labor in passing upon them. Elsewhere will be found the points of the decision, in which it will be seen that an inconsequential part of Judge Towner's instructions to the jury is held to be a miscarriage of justice. There is no doubt whatever that Gardiner's accounts were upwards of a thousand dollars short, and the fact that he skipped for parts unknown immediately after the shortage was discovered is in further proof of the fact. It seems that laws are made nowadays to shield the criminal. The Supreme Court has strained at a goat and swallowed a camel. We make baste to correct the mistake in our report last week as to the candidacy of Messrs. Middlebrain and Lewis for City Trustee. An obvious indiscretion of the types made us say they were candidates for the short term, or the unexpired term of ex-Trustees Pellegrin, whereas as a matter of fact both have been nominated for the long term, and we might add parenthetically that they are both gentlemen in every way worthy of the confidence their friends have placed in them in tendering them the nomination, and that if elected they will fill the office with honor to themselves and with credit to their constituents. A PERIPATETIC scribbler, who has inflicted his jim-crow style of "journalism" upon various unsuspecting towns of neighboring counties of late—few of them for long and none of them worth a tinker's dang—honored Anaheim with his presence during the week, "looking over the newspaper field"—something which he is in any place an entire stranger to—with a view to filling a "long felt want," in the establishment of one of his four column Jim-crow felios, filled as his others have been with dead ads, old plates and Jim-crow reprint. After a day's hard work his subscription list netted him $20 in advertising, and something less than a dozen subscribers. Times are hard. There had been more or less rumor of his coming for some days past, but when he arrived, he found that The Gazette covered the field with a neatness and dispatch that has been the pet aversion of strolling scribblers for a time whereof the memory of the oldest inhabitant runneth not to the contrary. The people of this city and vicinity have been "taken in" by more newspaper frauds than to entail uponthe court a great deal of unnecessary labor in passing upon them. Elsewhere will be found the points of the decision, in which it will be seen that an inconsequential part of Judge Towner's instructions to the jury is held to be a miscarriage of justice. There is no doubt whatever that Gardiner's accounts were upwards of a thousand dollars short, and the fact that he skipped for parts unknown immediately after the shortage was discovered is in further proof of the fact. It seems that laws are made nowadays to shield the criminal. The Supreme Court has strained at a goat and swallowed a camel. We make baste to correct the mistake in our report last week as to the candidacy of Messrs. Middlebrain and Lewis for City Trustee. An obvious indiscretion of the types made us say they were candidates for the short term, or the unexpired term of ex-Trustees Pellegrin, whereas as a matter of fact both have been nominated forthe long term, and we might add parenthetically that they are both gentlemen in every way worthyOftheirCouncilforConservationandInjectiontoThePensionCompanyatIndianCoastalLargeBottles50cand$1. WASHINGTON, March 27.-The SecuritaryoftheInteriorhasissuedaquisitiontheSecretaryofTheTreasuryfor$10000,towbeasedinquarterlypensionsonApril2. The amountwillbedistributedasagenciesfollows:Chicago,$2000;DasMoines,$19000;Milwaukee,$17000;Buffalo,$15000;Pittsburgh,$14500;Concord,N.H.,$60000;ton,$22500,andDetroit,$2000. SecretarySmithhasorderedthedmentofM.B.BelliaofIndianapolisforprofessionalconduct.Ellisconductconcernknownas"TheUnionCorporation"atIndianapolis.Eachmeetwasassessed$100fortheprosecutionalclaimsbeforethePensionBureau. AssistantSecretaryoftheInteriorholdsrendereda decisionto-daywhichgreatlyenlargedemissionofthepensionrolls.I admittopensionsalargenumberofindioticandpermanentlyhelpsmindeadofocussed Soldierswherepenicillaindersoncoatedbytheformerhadcoatedbychildrenrescuedeadofredemptionuponthedrunkhasattainedcome. PersonsaddictedtotheuseofstimuluswilldowelltocouferwithDr.Perdomoftorexception. AdispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.HehasrecognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstituteastandingmenssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.HehasrecognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstituteastandingmenssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstituteastandingmenssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunboundresourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunbound resourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunbound resourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunbound resourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmericaandAmericans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunbound resourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmerica和Americans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerofcompetitionofsucha blowasthatinflictedbytheMcKinleypolicy.HisideaisthatEurope A dispatchfromBerlinsaysthatEmperorWilliam'shigh-flyingintentionsdo notstopatthesuccess achievedbyRussoGermancommercialtrey.Hehas recognizedthatunbound resourcesofAmericaconstitutea standing menssoEuropeantradeandindustry;andalthoughhehasthegreatestsympathyforAmerica和Americans,theEmperorisalsoawaketothe dangerOfcompetitionOfSuchA BoundlessDrugIsAvailableForThePensionCompanyAtIndianCoastalLargeBottles50cand$13.000. Partiesattacheduponhimtrampandwereautonomised beyondmeanwhenhewontdownintohis pocketmoneyandducedcurrencyandcertificatesto-theannualoverdiscountoffailure. LosAngeles,March 26.-Thomartridge,a middleaged blacksmithrecently came from Arizona，where lived for fourteen years，were examining his sanity inThe Superior Courtto Partridgewas poorly dressed and unkittedout.The courtattendeduponhimtrampandwereautonomised beyondmeanwhenhewontdownintohis pocketmoneyandducedcurrencyandcertificatesto_theannualoverdiscountoffailure. Boston,March 27.-A dispatchhathavama fromthe captainof.thestateOrientaltoday,saytheU.S.S.KearnhasbeenblownupburnedbynearThePreviousto-thedestructionofthevessnaNashAndes Islandhadriffuseddeckoffeverymovablemovable. 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NEW ADVERTISING. Peculiar In Combination, Proportion and Process of preparation, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known remedies of the vegetable kingdom. Pecular in strength and economy—Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, "100 doses one dollar." Other medicines require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Pecular in its medicinal merit, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown, and has won the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever discovered." Pecular in its "good name at home"—there is more of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where it is made, than of all other blood purifiers. Pecular in its phenomenal record of sales abroad, no other preparation has attained such popularity in so short a time. Is Pecular to Itself. Pecular in the originality and effectiveness of its advertising, its methods are continually being copied by competitors. Pecular in the way it wins the people's confidence, one bottle always sells another. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. 31; six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar Ordinance No. 97. An Ordinance calling a General Municipal Election in the City of Anaheim, establishing a Polling Place, appointing a Board of Election and providing that notice of such Election be given. The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as follows: Section 1. That a general election be held in the said city of Anaheim, on Monday, the ninth day of April, 1894, for the purpose of electing three members of the Board of Trustees for the term of four years, and one member of the Board of Trustees to serve for the remainder of the unexpired term of E. J. Pellegrin; one City Clerk, who shall be ex-officio Assessor; one City Treasurer; one City Marshal; one City Manager; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; one City Planner; one City Architect; one City Engineer; one City Inspector; one City Auditor; one City Surveyor; oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:oneCityInspector:oneCityAuditor:oneCitySurvisor:oneCityPlanner:oneCityArchitect:oneCityEngineer:onecityInspector:oneCityAuditor:onecitySurvisor:onecityPlanner:onecityArchitect:onecityEngineer:onecityInspector:onecityAuditor:onecitySurvisor:onecityPlanner:onecityArchitect:onecityEngineer:onecityInspector:onecityAuditor:onecitySurvisor:onecityPlanner:onecityArchitect:onecityEngineer:onecityInspector:onecityAuditor:onecitySurvisor:onecityPlanner:onecityArchitect:onecityEngineer:onecityInspector:onecityAuditor:onecitySurvisor:onecityPlanner:onecityArchitect:onecityEngineer:onecityInspector:neighborhoods At the City Hall on Center Street, in said City of Anaheim. Section 3. That the compensation of this members of the Board of Election and the following qualified electors of the City of Anaheim are hereby appointed a Board of Election to act respectively as Inspectors, Judges, Clerks and Ballots Clerks; that is to say: Inspectors—F. A. Korn and W. F. Robison. Judges—F. C. Smythe and Gail Hill. Clerks—I. Jeo, Rimpaun and O. V. Knowlton. Krieger's block (Center street) yeah, the same place for the transaction of the notice. A. GOL TODAY — GRAND DRY Clothing, Furnishing Good Center Street, Anaheim: WR. R. HARKER. FRED. C. SMYTHE. HARKER & SMYTHE. Real Estate Agent Kroeger's Block, Center Street, Anaheim Money Loaned, Taxes Paid, Collections Made, Insurance Effected Good and Reliable companies. Correspondence Solicited. Call and See Us for Bargains in Real Estate. Notice to Creditors. Estate of Charlotte M. Hickox deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Charlotte M. Hickox, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the office of Richard McLeese, attorney at law. Krieger's block (Center street) yeah, the same place for the transaction of the notice. Notice is hereby given that at a later Directors' meeting held on the 16th day by an assessment of three dollars was levied upon the capital stock of the company on or before April 18, 1892. March 24. The dispatches sent from Redlands to the effect of Exchange in this city was deposited fruit under the brand of Reallands" has caused great interest in this city, where the facts to the date so well known. The story is connoised there is old truth in the whole story. Been sold from Redlands as well oversee and other points this seattle store under general brand. The collection of all the towna have sold the inside buyers and these have labeled the fruit is all carefully selected entire satisfaction, as the increased testifies. The Redlands report and malicious misleading. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. 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So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part of the State the different name from. So the contest was a "draw," section had any advantage over. The eminent promologiats who awards cannot be charged with as they were in ignorance as to specimens of fruit game from, and that no person living could what part ofthe Statethe different namefrom.Sothecontestwasa“draw,”sectionhadanyadvantageover Who never read advertisements newspapers miss more than their Jonathan Keuison of Bolan, Worth who had been troubled with him in his back, arms and shoulders in his paper about how a promoter citizen of Ft. Madison had. He procured same mediated use his own words: “It cured up.” He also says: “A neighbor wife were both sick in bed with them. Their boy was over to my said they were so bad that he had cooked.” I told him of Chamberbain Balm and how it had cured me bottle and it cured them up in a 30 cent bottles for sale by James apl resident has nominated William S. Be Surveyor-General of California. Comedy is becoming so well known popular as to need no special mention have used Electric Bitters singeing of praise. A purer medicine does it is guaranteed to do all that died. Electric Bitters will cure all of the liver and kidneys, will replein boils, salt rheum and other causes by impure blood. Will diaria from the system and prevent cure all malarial fevers. For cure chorea, constipation and indigestion try Bitters. Entire satisfaction guarantee money refunded. Price 50 cts. or better bottle at W. M. Higgins' Drug 5 caving in of the sewer at the corner seamth and Grand avenue in Los last week, Alexander Posay and Dowell were barred. The sewer at is thirty foot underground and soil. By a miraculous circumferentofthe man was injured. They under ground for two hours and when did we only a little bruised? Buy one of those durable buggies at John Sohauman's Cheap for osah spl13ti A BRAVE WOMAN. How She Rescued Her Husband From the Vengeance of a Puma. Jaboz English, a sheep herder of this neighborhood, was engaged in building a cabin home, his former one having been destroyed by fire a week or two ago, and was busily at work on its roof when he saw an animal steal out of the woods hard by and fling itself upon the pall containing his dinner of cold boiled bacon and bread. He recognized this animal as a puma, or mountain lion, but thinking he might frighten it away threw his plane at it.The tool struck the animal on the head, cutting it badly and rendering the creature furious It rushed at the structure on the peak of which she herd sat and tried to leap up to him But this was not to be done, and after several attempts she lion abandoned it and proceeded to patrol the spot, growling furiously and showing its teeth. The man, having no weapon and being out of reach of any one to whom he might call, could only sit still and wait for the puma to become tired of the watch or for deliverance.Night at last came on,and still he did not dare venture to quit his perch, though it was so cold that he feared that he would freeze before morn- A BRAVE WOMAN. How She Rescued Her Husband From the Vengeance of a Puma. Jaboz English,a sheep herderofthis neighborhood,hasengledinbuildinga cabinhome,hisformeronehavingbeendestroyedbyfireaweekortwoago,andwasbusilyatworkonitsroofthewhenhe sawan动物stealoutofthewoodshardbyandflingitsuponthepallcontaininghisdinnerofcoldboiledbaconandbread. Herecognizedthisanimalasapumaormountlion,bethinkinghemightfrightenitawaythrewhisplaneatit.Thetoolstrucktheanimalontheshead,cuttingitbadlyandrenderingthecreaturefuriousItrushedatthestructureonthepeakofwhichsheherdsatandtriedtoleapuptothemButthiswasnottobedone,andafterseveraltimesthathelionabandoneditandproceededtocpatrolthespot,growlingfuriouslyandshowingits牙齿. Theman,havingnoweaponandbeingoutofreachofanyonetowhomhimightcall,couldonly坐 stillandwaitforthepumatobecome tiredofthewatchorfordeliverance.Nightatlastcameon,andstillhedidnotdareventurotthefearedthathewouldfreezebeforemorn- HOGS! HOOGS! What Pays Better? Improve your herd by introducing a pair of Berkshire Pigs.I it is best that pays,andthethoroughbred Dish-Faced Berkshires Are best.Young stock for sale. A.E.W.WARNER, TustinOrangeCo.,Cal. Mar22-4t Notice---Zanjeros. 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For parties and bails furnished on short notice. Wedding cakes and cakes for parties a specialty. Fresh Bread Delivered to all parts of Anaheim and vicinity. Go and see the fine display of Hardware in Isaac Lyons' display window. For chafing, itching, poison oak, sunburn scalds, burns, etc., use Farmers' Healing Liniment. For sale by W. M. Higgins, druggist, Anaheim, Cal. Buy your hardware, stoves and kitchen goods at Isaac Lyons' store. ANAHEIM LODGE, NO. 207, F. & A. H. hold regular meetings on the Monday of or preceding the full moon in each month. Sojourn brethren in good standing are cordially invited to attend. H. W. CHYNOWETH, W. M. J. HELMSEN, Secretary. ORDER CHOSEN FRIENDS MEETS THE FIRST AND third Wednesday evenings in each month at 5 o'clock. ADOLPH RIMPAU, Councillor. A. L. Lewis, Secretary. EVERGREEN COUNCIL, AMERICAN LEGION OF Honor. Meets second land Wednesday of each month at P.M. W. M. CROWTHER, Commander. MALVERN HILL POST, NO. 131, G. A. R. meets every fourth Saturday in Chadbourn's Hall, Fullerton. All comrades and visitors are welcome. M. H. DUNN, Commander. J. B. McCOLLOUGH, Adjutant. INVIGIBLE PARLOR, NO. 74, NATIVE SONS of the Golden West, meets the first and third Saturdays of each month. Visiting brothers always welcome. H. W. DYER, President. FELICIDAD PARLOR, NO. 52, NATIVE DAUGHTERS of the Golden West, meets the first and third Saturdays of each month at 3 o'clock. MISS LOUSA WEIHEYER, President. MISS MAKEART HISOINS, Secy. ANAHEIM LODGE, NO. 199, I. O. O. F. regular meetings every Tuesday evening. Visiting brothers always welcome. A. D. PORTER, N. G. A. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary. ANAHEIM TENT, NO. 9, KNIGHTS OF THE Macabess of the World, meets the second and fourth Saturdays of every month. Singing brethren in good standing are invited to attend. E. S. WARN, Record Keeper. Notice---Zanjeros. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Company that bids will be received by the company up to the first Saturday of April, 1894, for the position of Zanjeros for the company. One for Anahim. One for North Anaheim. Subject to the rules and salary adopted by the board. Secretary of the Board of Directors. Anaheim, March 17, 1894. Some Timber Strength Tests. It would be difficult to convince the average man, especially the Missouri pioneer, that fir is a stronger wood than oak, but such has been proved by actual tests that were made by a fair and impartial committee appointed for the purpose. The timbers used were each 2 by 4 inches and 4 feet long, both ends solidly braced and the weight applied in the middle of the span. Yellow fir stood a strain of 3,062 pounds, common Oregon oak 2,922 pounds. Fine grained yellow fir from near the butt stood a strain of 3,635 pounds, and best Michigan oak snapped with a strain of only 2,438 pounds. These tests were made by the Northern Pacific Railroad company at Tacoma—St. Louis Republic. Complete lines of boots and shoes at Isaac Lyons' store. Fresh rauch butter at Isaac Lyons' store. The season for shooting quail in Orange county expired last Thursday. NEW TO DAY. GOLDSTEIN. GRAND OPENING—TODAY DRY GOODS— Fishing Goods Fancy Goods, Hats, Etc. ect, Anaheim. Two Doors East of Postoffice. SMYTHE. Agents. Anaheim, Cal. Made, Insurance Effected in all Correspondence Solicited. Real Estate. Jan25f1 Notice of Assessment. Theo. Staley's Nursery. Fine Home-Grown Stock! ORANGES: Washington Navels, Thompson's, Navel, Mediterranean Sweet Valencia Late, St Michael Homosassa, Rubv Blood, Joppa Etc. Lemons---Villa Franca, Lisbon, Eureka Soft Shell Walnuts and OLIVES. THEO, STALEY, PLACENTIA. Placentia Nursery Notice of Assessment. Theim Street Car Company—Location of principal place of business, Anaheim, Orange County, California. OFFICE is hereby given that at a meeting of Directors, held on the 19th day of March, an assessment of three dollars ($3) per share levied upon the capital stock of the corporation payable on or before April 14, 1891, to Rich-Melrose, Secretary of said corporation, at his in Kroger's block, Center street, Anaheim, California. My stock upon which this assessment shall be paid on the 14th day of April, 1894, will delinquent and advertised for sale at publication, and, unless payment is made before he is sold on the 5th day of May, 1894, to pay delinquent assessment, together with costs advertising and expenses of sale. RICHARD MELHOSE, Secretary Anaheim Street Car Co. office in Kroger's Block, Center Street, Anaheim, California. Notice of Public Work. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, on the thirteenth of March, 1894, adopted a Resolution (Num. 5) of its intention to order the following public work to wit: To close up Carrolline street, between Broadway street and Cen-street; all of Regina street, between Broadway street and Center street; all of First street, between Citron street and Palm street; all of Second South street, between Citron street and Palm street; all of Third South street, between Citron street and Palm street, as delineated on a map recorded in Book I, of Miscellanee Records, pages 531 and 532, records of Los Angeles county, State of California; and also to locate dedicated to the public by August Langeberger, December 20th, 1892, as illustrated on a man recorded in Book I, of Miscellaneous Records, pages 531 and 532, records of Los Angeles county, State of California; said being at the junction of Center street and Palm street. Charles Schindler, Perpetualist of Streets of the City of Anaheim marl5-51 MRS. VINSON is disposing of her Fall and Winter Goods Regardless of Cost Preparatory to opening up a full and complete stock of Millinery Goods in the Spring. Those wishing anything in her one will find it to their interest to call. Roman Wisser. Finest of Wines, Liquors & Cigars Pool & Billiard Tables Schindler's Building, Center Street. Blacksmithing. The undersigned having purchased the blacksmithing formerly conducted by R. Doctuscher on Center street, would inform his friends and the public generally that he is ready... H. A. DICKEL'S HARDWARE. Stationery Y Weekly Examiner Of San Francisco... Your Choice---One of the Four Magnificent Pictures. The time is getting short... Do not delay. And don't forget that the Examiner is again making its subscribers handsome presents of all descriptions. Price, per year; $1.50. JOSEPH HELMSEN NEW ORANGE GRADER. Sole Agency for California and Mexico. E. B. Merritt, Agent, Anaheim, Cal.