anaheim-gazette 1895-06-13

CITY COUNCIL IN SESSION. Engineer Sharpe Tenders His Resignation. Which Is Accepted, and Bids will He Called for to Fill the Position—Engineer Schneider Registers a Kick—Says Sharpe Neglected His Duties, and was up Town Evenings When He Ought to Have Been at the Power House—Editor Rugg Applies for the Job—The Southern Pacific Ask for a Franchise Through Santa Ana Street, and South from that Thoroughfare on Olive Street to the Southern City Limits. The Board of City Trustees met in regular session on Tuesday evening; present, Rust, Conrad, Lewis, Helmsen and McWilliams. Marshal Steadman reported the collection of $346 for water and licenses and for the electric lights $148 45. Treasurer Cahen reported a balance in the treasury on June 10th of $1,479 51, and an overdraft in the electric light fund of $199 25. The Clerk reported the collection of $138 01 for the month ending June 10th. The reports were accepted and filed. The Finance Committee reported the purchase of articles needed for the maintenance of the water works, and the fixing of the electric light rate for the Odd Fellows' building at 30 cents per 1000 Watts. The Committee on Public Improvements reported that Cayce & Robinson had applied for an arc light for their store, and that the brick pile on the street in rear of Mr. Schindler's property should be removed. Theo. Rimpau appeared before the board in reference to the water meter recently placed at his residence on Palm street, which has had the effect of considerably raising the rate he has been paying. He maintained that the meter was out of order and did not register correctly, as upwards of 900 gallons of water per day had been recorded, which he claimed was excessive. He asked for a reduction in the rate for the past month, which amounted to $10 65. A further test of the meter will be made by the Marabal to determine the exact amount of water used. Three bids to insure the water works and the electric light plant were received by the Clerk. Two were for 2 per cent, and one, that of the Etna company, represented by Theo. Rimpau, for 1.90 per cent. The latter was accepted. Agent Darling of the Southern Pacific presented a communication from that com- and cordially offered their services to the convention committee for any purpose it might deem best, and several of them have been selected for headquarters for State Unions. Special efforts have been made to have the music worthy of the occasion, and it is expected that the singing, under the direction of Mr. Geo. C. Stebbins and others, will be one of the inspiring features of the convention. We wish we could give the program in full, but it is rather too lengthy to insert here. However, when we see the names of Gov. Frederick T. Greenhalge, Rev. John Henry Barrows, John Willis Baer, D. L. Moody, Rev. F. E. Clark, President Palton of Princeton, and a host of other names more or less familiar, we can imagine the treat there is in store for those who will be so fortunate as to be present at the convention of '95, and we can hope that a breath of its inspiration and enthusiasm will be wafted as far west as Orange county. The C. E. Society of the Presbyterian church of Anaheim have just sent away $20 39, the accumulations of the 2 cents per week pledges for missions, and the 1 cent per week pledges toward the reduction of the heavy debt of the Home Mission Board. Of the amount, $6 50 goes to Miss Gibson, the C. E. missionary among the Indians in Alaska; $6 50 to Mrs. Hoskins, the foreign missionary supported by California Endeavors, and $7 39 to the debt of the Home Mission Board. The Presbyterian C. E. Society have been trying the experiment of uniting some of the good citizenship movement with their socials. A social was held at the residence of Mr. Boyd last Thursday evening. During the evening Miss Edna Williams sang a pretty little ballad, Miss Beaizley gave a reading, and Mr. Miller, Mr. Kieffer and Mr. Boyd each read a paper on the cities of different classes in this State and their comparative forms of government and methods of election. After the program an hour or two was spent socially and pleasantly by those present. BEETHOVEN MUSICALE. The musicale at the residence of Dr. Bullard on Monday evening was one of the most enjoyable in the series given by the Aeolian Society, and was quite largely attended and thoroughly enjoyed. The Doctor and his wife dispensed their usual charming hospitality, and the evening will be long remembered as one of the most sociable, as well as musically perhaps the best, thus far given by the society. Mr. Opid's cello playing was the feature of the evening. Next to the human voice, the cello is the most expressive, as it is also the most impressive of musical instruments. Prof. Opid's instrumentation carried away his hearers, what with the intensity of his musical feelings—now stormy passion, then imploring, sobbing love, now kneeling at the altar of eternal love, ASKED FOR A FRANCHISI The Southern Pacific Railway Build Through Santa Ana Street. The Road Will Continue on to Prairia, and Work Will Begin Within Thirty Days—The Lost Will Run South on Olive Street Join the Tustin Track at Semiphore, and the Present Train Between the Depot and the River Will Probably be Taken Up—The Road from Long Beach to Corinth through Anaheim, and a Route Projected to the Landing—Santa Ana Will Not be on the Thorough Line to San Diego. At the Trustees' meeting on Tuesday evening Agent Darling appeared and asked for franchise for the building of the Southern Pacific track through Santa Ana street from West to East street, and south on Olive street from the intersection of that thoroughfare with Santa Ana street. Mr. Muir had telegraphed down on Monday asking to date of the meeting of the board, and we expected here to present the application for the franchise, but Tuesday afternoon he telegraphed that he had been called East and would start thence early on Wednesday morning, and could not come. In his absence Agent Darling presented the railroad company's application to build their tracks up town. The application was duly filed, and as there exists no objection on part of the Trustees to granting of the franchise-on the contrary, quite the reverse—the same will be granted at the earliest possible moment, and as soon thereafter as practicable graders and track layers will be put to work on the road and the railroad will be built up town. It is the purpose of the company to extend the road first, to Placentia, and in all probabilities the railroad will be running to that rich section inside of thirty days after this beginning of operations here. From the junction of Olive and Santa Ana streets, the road will branch south to intersect the Tustin line at the semiphore, which a gang of men have for a week or two past been engaged in repairing, reballasting and fitting up with new ties. This line will be through line to San Diego, and according to officials high in the service of this company, the Southern Pacific track from in reference to the water meter recently placed at his residence on Palm street, which has had the effect of considerably raising the rate he has been paying. He maintained that the meter was out of order and did not register correctly, as upwards of 900 gallons of water per day had been recorded, which he claimed was excessive. He asked for a reduction in the rate for the past month, which amounted to $10.65. A further test of the meter will be made by the Marshal to determine the exact amount of water used. Three bids to insure the water works and the electric light plant were received by the Clerk. Two were for 2 per cent, and one, that of the Etna company, represented by Theo Rimpan, for 1.90 per cent. The latter was accepted. Agent Darling of the Southern Pacific presented a communication from that company asking for a franchise to operate their lines upon Santa Ana street, from the S.P. depot to the eastern limits of the city, and also upon Olive street south from Santa Ana street to the southern limits. Supt. Muir having been called east upon urgent business, was unable to attend the meeting. The company urged that immediate steps be taken to secure them the franchise. Attorney Chynoweth and Chairman Lewis of the Committee on Public Improvements were instructed to meet Messas, Bicknell & Trask, the company's attorneys, in Los Angeles and draft the necessary ordinance. Electrical Engineer Sharpe tendered his resignation as engineer to take effect July 1st, he stating that inasmuch as some members of the council had criticised his actions, he preferred to resign. The resignation was accepted by the following vote: Ayes—Rust, Conrad and Lewis. Nays—Helmsen and McWilliams. Trustee McWilliams moved that a committee of three be appointed to have power to employ an engineer to conduct the water works and the electric plant, the committee to supervise the running of the works in every detail. This was not adopted, a tie vote resulting, as follows: Ayes—McWilliams and Helmsen. Nays—Conrad and Lewis. Mayor Rust voted against it. Mr. Sharpe was instructed to go over to the water works and relieve Engineer Scherder, who was said to have a grievance and wanted to appear before the board and state it. McWilliams said that he did not see why Schnieder should be sent for, but the chair politely requested Sharpe to relieve Schneder that he might appear and make known to the council the nature of his grievance—possibly he wanted to resign also. While waiting for him to arrive, the board discussed the matter of hiring an engineer and having him employ his assistant. Editor Rugg offered his services as engineer at the works for $50 per month, saying he was a licensed engineer in disguise, and as the board were upon the point of hiring him, to the exclusion of Joe des Granges, who was also understood to be after the job, Schnider's footfall was heard upon the stairs. Schnider complained that his labors at the water works were more than he could attend to and do his work properly, claiming that Engineer Sharpe neglected to do his share of the work. Schnider said he does not profess to be an electrician, and at times being alone at the plant he could not prevent accidents should anything go wrong. He said that Sharpe has been negligent in not remaining at the power house evenings instead of coming up town and leaving him to attend to all the work alone. On the other hand Mr. Sharpe claimed that he has fully performed his duties as head engineer, and should his actions be unsatisfactory he was willing to resign. He says moreover that he gave Schnider instructions as to how to shut down the plant in case of accident and to the attending of other matters connected with the running of the works, while he attended to the outside work. Against all of which Schnider interposes a mild denial. Sharpe's resignation was accordingly accepted, and the board will employ another engineer. It was ordered that bids be advertised for, calling for a competent engineer to run the water works and electric plant, the success- A BAD CHECK. A man named C. H. Finch, who has been thinning beets for B. F. Pritchard at Buena Park, came to town last Wednesday afternoon, and having a check drawn in his favor by Pritchard for $38.65, went into the place of business of one of the merchants on Los Angeles street, and asked to have it cashed. The merchant at first demurred, not knowing the man, but a young man who chanced to be in the place, whom the merchant knew, vouchsafef the information that Pritchard's check was good, and upon his recommendation the money was turned over to Finch. Next day the check was cashed at the Citizens' Bank and sent to the Southern California National Bank of Los Angeles for collection, but it was returned, marked "Payment stopped." This was made known to the merchant and he immediately set about to locate Finch and have the matter righted. Constable Bittner was detailed to work upon the case and learned from Pritchard that Finch had worked for him and that the check had been duly issued. Besides a sum of money had been paid Finch, with which he was instructed to pay off several other laborers in Pritchard's employ. Finch failed to do as instructed. Becoming aware of Finch's action, Pritchard stopped payment upon the cheek in Los Angeles, which in the meantime had been cashed here. The case is a complicated one and the merchant will probably experience some difficulty in recovering his money. SWEET GIRL GRADUATES. A galaxy of sweet young loveliness, comprising the several sweet girl graduates of the public school, passed down Center street yesterday afternoon, clad all in blue. THE GAZETTE hopes that, standing where the brook and river meet, they may all look forward to lives of usefulness in society, as well as happiness to themselves, and that they may have good fortune all their lives long, have lots of beaux to buy they candy, and always be as pretty as they were yesterday afternoon. Baling wire, barbed wire cheaper than any other place. Stern Brothers. The Celebrated Colton Cube and Ground Lime Abballard on Monday evening was one of the most enjoyable in the series given by the Aeolian Society, and was quite largely attended and thoroughly enjoyed. The Doctor and his wife dispensed their usual charming hospitality, and the evening will be long remembered as one of the most sociable, as well as musically perhaps best, thus far given by the society. Mr. Opid's collo playing was the feature of the evening. Next to human voice, the cello is the most expressive, as it is also the most impressive of musical instruments. Prof. Opid's instrument carried away his hearers, what with the intensity of his musical feelings—now stormy passion, then imploring, sobbing love, now kneeling at the altar of eternal beauty, only to be lost at end in dreamy longing. He was accompanied upon the piano forby Miss Mabel Langenberger, who played capitally. The following was the program: Paper on the life and works of L. Van Beethoven...Miss Higgins Piano Duett...Larghette from 2 Symphonies...Misses Langenberger and Kendall Soprano solo...Mignon...Mrs. Hiltscher Piano solo...Adagio from the Moonlight Sonata...Miss Kendall Soprano solo...Aria from Ridelio...Mrs. Koenig Piano duet...Andante from Fidelio...Mrs. Philomene...Miss Langenberger and Morley Bass solo...In quaesta tomba,...etc. Mr.F.R. Reiser Piano solo...Largo from The Sonate op. 10 No.7...Miss Langenberger Terrace...The Heavens Declare,...etc.Meshes Hiltscher Krueger and Mr.F.R. Reiser Piano solo...Farewell to the Piano... Refreshments were served, and the evening was enjoyed very much by all. The next evening will be at Mr.Gosch's residence, July 1st, when Mozart's life and works will be discussed. A BAD CHECK. A man named C. H. Finch, who has been thinning beets for B. F. Pritchard at Buena Park, came to town last Wednesday afternoon, and having a check drawn in his favor by Pritchard for $38.65, went into the place of business of one of the merchants on Los Angeles street, and asked to have it cashed. The merchant at first demurred, not knowing the man, but a young man who chanced to be in the place, whom the merchant knew,vouchsafefthe information that Pritchard's check was good,and upon his recommendationthe moneywasturnedovertoFinch.NextdaythecheckwascashedattheCitizens'BankandsenttotheSouthernCaliforniaNationalBankofLosAngelesforcollectionbutitwasreturned.marked"Paymentstopped."ThiswasmadeknowntothemerchantandheimmediatelysetabouttolocateFinchandhavethematterrighted.ConstableBittnerwasedetailedtoworkupwiththecaseandlearnedfromPritchardthatFinchhadworkedforhimandthatthecheckhadbeendulyissued.BesidesasumofmoneyhadbeenpaidFinch.withwhichhewasinstructedtopayoffseveralotherlaborersinPritchard'semploy.Finchfailedtodoasinstructed.BecomingawareofFinch'saction,PritchardstoppedpaymentuponthecheekinLosAngles,theinmeantimehadbe cashedhere.Thecaseisacomplicatedoneandthemerchantwillprobablyexperiencesomedifficultyinrecoveringhoney. The road on Monday evening was one ofthe most enjoyable intheseriesgivenbytheAeolianSociety,andwasquitelargelyattendedandthoroughlyenjoyed.TheDoctorandhiswifepresidentusualcharminghospitality,andtheeveningwillbelongrememberedasoneofthemostsociable.aswellasmusicallyperhapsbest,thefollowinginthefeatureofthehumanvoice,thecellosthemostexpressiveasitisalsothemostimpressiveofmusicalinstruments.Prof.Opid'sinstructioncarriedawayhishearerswhatwiththeintensityofhismusicalfeelings—nowstormypassionthenimploring,sobbinglove,nowkn膝elingatthealtarofeternalbeautyonlytobe lostatendindreamylonging.Hewasaccompanieduponthe钢琴forbyMissMabelLangenbergerwhoplayedcapitality.Thefollowingwastheprogram: PaperonthelifeandworksofL.VanBeethoven...MissHigginsPianoDuett...Larghettefrom2Symphonies...MissesLangenbergerandKendallSoprano solo...AdagiofromtheMoonlightSonata...MissKendallSoprano solo...AriafromRidelio...Mrs.KoenigPianoduet...AndantefromFidelio...Mrs.Bellpham尼onhisrecommendationthemoneywasturnedovertoFinch.NextdaythecheckwascashedattheCitizens'BankandsenttotheSouthernCaliforniaNationalBankofLosAngelesforcollectionbutitwasreturned.marked"Paymentstopped."ThiswasmadeknowntothemerchantandheimmediatelysetabouttolocateFinchandhavethematterrighted.ConstableBittnerwasedetailedtoworkupwiththecaseandlearnedfromPritchardthatFinchhadworkedforhimandthatthecheckhadbeendulyissued.BesidesasumofmoneyhadbeenpaidFinch.withwhichhewasinstructedtopayoffseveralotherlaborersinPritchard'semploy.Finchfailedtodoasinstructed.BecomingawareofFinch'saction,PritchardstoppedpaymentuponthecheekinLosAngles,theinmeantimehadbe cashedhere.Thecaseisacomplicatedoneandthemerchantwillprobablyexperiencesomedifficultyinrecoveringhoney. 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hundred of cabbage and half a hundred walnts.all latter through Eastern freight.is not go long without adequate railroad facilities.A soon as she railroad forces now engaged at Pasadena complete the work at that place,mill will probably be in a week,theyll move down to Anaheim,and dirt will soon be flying on this new line.The surveyors may be looked for in a day or two. 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He says moreover that he gave Schneider instructions as to how to shut down the plant in case of accident and to the attending of other matters connected with the running of the works, while he attended to the outside work. Against all of which Schneider interposes a mild denial. Sharpe's resignation was accordingly accepted, and the board will employ another engineer. It was ordered that bids be advertised for, calling for a competent engineer to run the water works and electric plant, the successful bidder to furnish a bond in the sum of $2,000, for the faithful performance of his duty. Trustees Lewis, McWilliams and Conrad were appointed a committee to draft the duties required of the engineer, and the same to be on file in the Clerk's office for inspection. Clerk Nebelung applied for a leave of absence for two or three weeks. He contemplates taking a trip to the San Juan hot springs in search of glame and recreation. Granted. Trustee Lewis reported that Stern Bros. agree to furnish first-class hay to the city at $6 per ton the year round. Filed. Marshal Steadman was instructed to place meters where in his opinion they are needed. Bills to the amount of $1,058 28 were audited and ordered paid. Where consumers use a large amount of water for lawns and gardens, the meter rate will probably be reduced from the present rate of 40 cents per 1,000 gallons to a lower figure. Communication of H. Kroeger, who wrote complaining of the dusty condition of Center street, between the Santa Fe depot and East street. Referred to the Superintendent of Streets, who will flood the thoroughfare and settle the dust. Adjourned. C. E. COLUMN. The provisional program for the Fourteenth International C.E. convention, to be held in Boston, July 10 to 15, has been sent out, and the Christian workers of Boston have about completed their arrangements to receive the 50,000 delegates whom they are expecting to gather there from all parts of the United States and Canada and countries across the water. Mechanics' building, the largest auditorium in Boston, has been secured for the meetings, and the city authorities have given the committee of arrangements permission to erect two huge tents on historic Boston Common, which is in the heart of the city and accessible from all points. The reception committee has arranged that a competent person be at every depot and steamboat landing to see that the incoming guests are directed or escorted to the various hotels and other places of entertainment, or to their State headquarters. The churches of Boston have very kindly SWEET GIRL GRADUATES. A galaxy of sweet young loveliness, comprising the several sweet girl graduates of the public school, passed down Center street yesterday afternoon, clad all in blue. THE GAZETTE hopes that, standing where the brook and river meet, they may all look forward to lives of usefulness in society, as well as happiness to themselves, and that they may have good fortune all their lives long, have lots of beaux to buy they candy, and always be as pretty as they were yesterday afternoon. Baling wire, barbed wire cheaper than any other place. Stern Brothers. The Celebrated Colton Cube and Ground Lime Absolutely Pure. The Cube Lime we guarantee to lay more brick or stone than any other lime in the market. The Ground Lime is ground as fine as flour, which makes it impossible for the lime to blow or pit in the wall. We also guarantee it to do more yards of plastering than any other lime in the market, and further guarantee it not to blow or pit in the wall or leave any other imperfection caused by any bad quality of the lime. We also guarantee that in case of ground lime pitting or blowing in the wall, we will remove the entire coat of mortar and replaster said work to the entire satisfaction of the purchaser of said ground lime, free of charge. Samples furnished free of charge. Charges prepaid. Send for catalogue of the celebrated California Portland Cement and Marble Dust. California Portland Cement Co., Colton, California. A. M. WILLIAMS, Agent, Anaheim, Calif. The Fourth at the Landing. The Glorious Fourth will be celebrated in time-honored fashion at the Landing. Boating, swimming, fishing and a general good time. Change of Business. We desire to make a change in our business, and in order to close out several lines of goods we will make some very low prices. It will pay you to give us a call before buying. M. J. BUNDY HARDWARE Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Rolled barley, cracked corn and all kinds of feed, at milling prices, at Stern Brothers. Sonoma Zinfandel. First quality Sonoma Zinfandel at Wisser's, 50 cents a gallon. A Rare Bargain. Twenty acres land (first class); 8 room house, windmill and tank, chicken house, 4 acres of corn, 5 acres sugar beets, 2 acres alfalfa, small vineyard, one pair horses, 2 dozen chickens, one cow. Price, $4,500; easy terms. Good for 30 days. Apply to J. B. Pierce. Trimmed Hats. New line of trimmed hats from 75 cents up at Miss Clara Mosseman's millinery store. New baled barley hay for sale at Stern Brothers. CLASS DAY. A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE OPERA-HOUSE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON—COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES TOMORROW EVENING. Quite a large crowd gathered at the Opera-house yesterday afternoon to be in attendance at the Class Day. The following graduates were present: Alfonso G. Fossek, Lottie M. Brown, Bert I. Elliott, Lonisa Rinker, Maud L. Wilmoth, Edith M. Bates, O. Leslie Heald, Rudolf A. Fossek, Pauline M. Nemetz, Edna E. Williams and Clarence White. The program was as follows: PART I. Song,"Alpine Melody"...School Essay,"Bugs"...Alfonso G. Fossek Essay,"Tracks"...Edith M. Bates Essay,"Pipes"...Clarence White Piano solo,"Quartet from I. Puritani,"Bel-Im-Thalberg...Mr. F. Reiser Essay,"Submarine scene"...Louise K. Rinker PART II. Song,"In the Glen"...School Essay,"Handles"...O. Leslie Heald Essay,"Ships"...Pauline M. Nemetz Class Poem...Maud L. Wilmoth Class Song. Commencement exercises will be had at the Opera-house to-morrow evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. The program will be as follows: PART III. Waltz,"Woman's Life and Love"...Fahrbach Anaheim Orchestra. Essay....Character sketch from Charles Dickens Ben I. Elliott. Essay....Character sketch from Sir Walter Scott Lottie M. Brown. Shepherd's Sunday song...Kreutzer Anaheim Orchestra. PART IV. Vocal solo,L'Estasi Valsr...Aditi Mrs.Rogers. Essay....Insects Rudolf A.Fossek. Essay....Character sketch from Victor Hugo Edna Williams. Song to the Evening Star...Tannhaeuser Anaheim Orchestra. (Solo for Euphonium,Mr.O.Lochman.) Presentation of Diplomas...Rev.T.Beaizley Selection...Gounod Anaheim Orchestra. Some time ago I was taken sick with a cramp in the stomach, followed by diarrhoea. I took a couple of doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was immediately relieved. I consider it the best medicine in the market for all such complaints. I have sold the remedy to others and every one who uses it speaks highly of it.J.W.Strickleer,Valley Center,Cal For sale by Derge. Our men folks must read the advertisement of the Red Front of Santa Ana to get knowledge of good clothing at low prices; their lines which they advertise in this issue are unexceptional good values in point of style, quality and fit, and the price is down to bedrock.Read the ad. Try our 75c.flour.Stern Brothers. ED FOR A FRANCHISESouthern Pacific to hold Through Santa Ana Street. Will Continue on to Placita, and Work Will Begin Thirty Days—The Line Run South on Olive Street, the Tustin Track at the aphore, and the Present Track seven the Depot and the River Probably be Taken Up—The from Long Beach to Come ough Anaheim, and a Road ected to the Landing—Santa Will Not be on the Through to San Diego. Trustees' meeting on Tuesday event Darling appeared and asked for a for the building of the Southern track through Santa Ana street at East street, and south on Olive from the intersection of that thoroughSanta Ana street. Mr. Muir had down on Monday asking the meeting of the board, and was there to present the application for rise, but Tuesday afternoon he telethat he had been called East and thence early on Wednesday morning could not come. In his absence, presented the railroad complication to build their tracks up the application was duly filed, and exists no objection on the part of the to the granting of the franchise— trary, quite the reverse—the same point at the earliest possible moas soon thereafter as practicable, and track layers will be put to work and the railroad will be built purpose of the company to extend first, to Placentia, and in all probrailroad will be running to that inside of thirty days after the of operations here. Junction of Olive and Santa Ana road will branch south to interstin line at the semiphore, which men have for a week or two engaged in repairing, reballasting up with new ties. This line will rough line to San Diego, and accordcials high in the service of the the Southern Pacific track from Kleinigkeiten. The Chamber of Commerce meets this afternoon. A new postoffice was established Tuesday at La Mirada. The sound of the locomotive reverberates in the hills! Fraternal Aid meets to-morrow evening. Election of officers. The Presbyterian Sunday school will picnic in Santiago canyon next Thursday. Judge Landell has fallen a victim to the wire-screen fail, and has had one put in his front door. A change in the Santa Fe time table will be noted in the train schedule printed on the fourth page. John Hartung contemplates moving with his family into the Clay Kellogg cottage on Broadway. The side tracks at the S. P. depot are being repaired and put in good condition preparatory to the beet shipping season. The closing exercises of the Capistrano school occur today. Miss Ethel Jenks will be the only graduating pupil. Fifteen votes were cast for School Trustee at the election on Friday, and Mr. M. L. Rogers was unanimously chosen to the position. Tim Boege advertises this morning to lease his platform at the Southern Pacific depot for dumping beets, at three cents per ton. Herman Dickel has put in a very fine combination scale at his grocery establishment, to meet the increasing demands of his business. A report is current on the streets that an agent of G. G. Green, the patent medicine man, has been in town looking for a site for the establishment of a glass factory. The Santa Fe locomotives running between Los Angeles and San Diego burn oil now instead of coal, and the firemen are relieved of shoveling coal into the furnace. The 12:29 north-bound express over the Santa Fe route Tuesday noon was delayed until 5:15 o'clock by the breaking-down of the engine at a point below Capistrano. Now that the schools have closed, quite a number of families are preparing to take up their abode for the summer at the watering places and the canyons in the mountains. Sam Hill moved his header through town yesterday on his way to the La Habra, where he will begin heading operations on several hundred acres of grain preparatory to the beginning of the threshing season. might have been excused them when they read in our last week's report of the proceedings of the board that Judge Brousseau had been instructed to prevent a petition to the Superior Court asking for the final decree abandoning the district. Of course we wrote that the learned Los Angeles attorney had been instructed to present the petition, and to push the proceedings accordingly. The intelligent composer got in his deadly work. Man proposes, but the intelligent compositor disposes. On top of the highest peak in the Puente canyon is located an exhaust pipe through which the surplus gas from the many wells is emitted. It is used for illuminating purposes and burns constantly. It is found necessary to have it consumed in this manner to obviate the danger of explosion in the wells. At night the light is seen for many miles around and serves as a land mark for belated travelers. Two scores made at Company G's range yesterday may serve to give an indication of what the boys will do at the State shoot next Saturday. Lieut. Landell scored 45, and Sergt. Hatfield 46. This is big shooting, and if the boys keep their lick up, they ought to be able to get away with many a medal and bar, as well as a chance to shoot for the diamond medal. A 'bus will leave the armory every two hours for the range. We paid a visit to Joseph Streicher's place east of town one day last week, and found the growth made by trees set out last spring to be indeed phenomenal. The place is set to apricots and peaches, between the rows of which raspberries are planted, which will yield a hundred dollars' worth of berries. The soil is especially adapted to the growth of berries and small fruits, and makes an ideal place for the maintenance of a small family. A commodious residence has been erected by Mr. Streicher, and outbuildings constructed, and in a few years the place will no doubt yield a very handsome revenue. The social hop given at the Orangethorpe school house by the Chestnut club last Friday evening was one of the enjoyable events of the season, and a large crowd tripped the light fantastic until a late hour. No wall flowers were permitted, and the hospitality of the young ladies, who had the affair in charge, was proverbial. A beautiful supper of ice cream and cake was done full justice to and it was late when the guests took their departure for their homes. The proceeds, amounting to over $40, will be used in purchasing a bell for the new school house. As an evidence of the rapid strides the territory contiguous to this city is making a ride through country to the east or west will convince the most skeptical. To the east of town where a few years ago the jack rabbits held full sway, new cottages are be- PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. C. A. Brown, wife of the trainer of Tucson, is visiting in Brookshurst guest of Mrs. Harrison. Mr. S. G. Ketchum, representative Santa Ana Blade, was in the city on and made us a pleasant call. Warren Cressy who has been soojed at Mount Lowe for some weeks past Tuesday for Massachusetts to reside. Mrs. Roller left on Wednesday for delphia and other eastern points, who will visit with relatives and friends for eral months. Mr. and Mrs. Seeger leave on Tuesday for Dubuque, Iowa, where they wi future reside. The best wishes of a friend go with them. District Attorney Ballard and Miss King, court stenographer, were in this one day last week in attendance upon preliminary examination of Coferino. Mr. A. H. Cargill was elected Director of Orangethorpe school district at Fife election, and was also chosen to represent district on the Fullerton high board. Judge J. B. Pierce and E. P. Fowler a trip to Del Mar yesterday. Although Judge has resided here for a score or more, this was his first trip south San Joaquin line. Mrs. Conrad's friends will be glad to that she is able to be out again after her ness consequent on running a nail infest foot. She has yet a very bad limp, but had a providential escape from what a time threatened the very worst results. Miss Fannie Higgins of this city achieved distinction at the meeting of Grand Parlor, N.D.G.W., at Grass Ville. She has been appointed a member of committee on transportation, one of these important of the session. No flies on heim. Mons. Louis Hache, the beet expert Chino refinery, was in town a day ago, going over the beet fields to applote the tonnage. Mr. Hache estit that the average yield will be trom twelve tons per acre, while on some piles ground it will be twenty, and he placed entire yard at about thirty thousand feet. Nicholas Mead and wife and two chil-arrived in Anaheim some days ago from nois, and will make this city their permit home. Mrs. Mead is a daughter of Mr Everharty, who is gradually gathering members of his family in the effete about him in the glorious climate of forny. Mr. Levy of the Red Front clothing purpose of the company to extend first, to Placentia, and in all probailroad will be running to that inside of thirty days after the operations here. junction of Olive and Santa Ana road will branch south to interstin line at the semiphore, which men have for a week or two engaged in repairing, reballasting up with new ties. This line will follow to San Diego, and accordicials high in the service of the Southern Pacific track from depot south to the river will be definitely settled that the line Long Beach will run direct towing around by Westminster Grove, and it is also reasonably at a switch will be extended to standing, a route having been sur- favorite seaside resort from No leases on the Bixby ranch given this year, and applications men and others have been uni- ed. This is the first time this line to San Diego will be ex- from Tustin, the recent appl- franchise through Santa Ana be- dy to be withdrawn. The Santa railroad people had too full to permit of this franchise, sequence, unless all signs fail, will not be on the through line south to San Diego. Nhern Pacific is aiming for theotropolis, which, on the begin- nations on the Nicaragua canal, once a boom second to none in its Valley railroad now incubat- francisco is regarded by those as being in the nature of a late issue, and even if it be not that corporation, it will no doubt cordially with it. Speckels is at the Valley road, and those who estimate business terms existing and the Santa Fe have not to the Valley road will be at all to the Santa Fe. The Southern other hand, are stretchingiego, and when work begins on ana street line through town it first work on the main line to San Placentia will be built first, will be pushed speedily on to Pomona, and in all likelihood with the La Habra into the San- yupton's recent visit here settled section raising thirty thousand and five hundred carloads of hundred of cabbage and half a walnut, all the latter through light, is not to go long without road facilities. the railroad forces now engaged complete the work at that place, probably be in a week, they will onaheim, and dirt will soon his new line.orms may be looked for in a CLASS DAY. ATTENDANCE AT THE OPERA-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON—ENCANCED EXERCISES TO NEW EVENING. The crowd gathered at the Opera-day afternoon to be in attend- Class Day. The following present: Alfonso G. Fossek, In the recent drawing of premiums given by a San Francisco newspaper, Mr. C. H. Gochof this city drew a box of gum, and A. H. Delery of Westminster came off winner between Los Angeles and San Diego oil now instead of coal, and the firemen are relieved of shoveling coal into the furnace. The 12:29 north-bound express over the Santa Fe route Tuesday noon was delayed until 5:15 o'clock by the breaking down of the engine at a point below Capistrano. Now that the schools have closed, quite a number of families are preparing to take up their abode for the summer at the watering places and the canyons in the mountain. Sam Hill moved his header through town yesterday on his way to the La Habra, where he will begin heading operations on several hundred acres of grain preparatory to the beginning of the threshing season. The young ladies of this city will go on a hay ride next Monday evening, and will give the young men, for that evening at least, the marble heart. What's the matter, you can't in it? Capt. Finley of the Santa Ana military company has been arrested on complaint of one A.M. Brunner of Orange, who charges the company with indiscriminate firing at the company's target range near his farm. George Betts was in town one evening recently with his eye bandaged up with a handkerchief. George has trouble with his eye on account of an accident sustained while at work the other day, but nothing serious is anticipated. Col. Keil suffered the loss of a fine brood mare one day last week. The animal had foaled a colt and was injured inwardly, and while everything was done to save her we unawavailing and it was impossible for her to recover. Victor Albert Browning has filed a petition in the Superior Court praying for an order of sale for certain personal property belonging to Lionel Browning, an insane person. July 5th has been set as the time for hearing the same. The committee in charge of the arrangements for shipping beets this season have made the following appointments: Miss M. Phebe Jones, bookkeeper; E. M. Wade, chemist; B. H. Hiss, superintendent; W. H. Johnson, check tareman; Thomas N. Guess, helper on platform. H. C. Gade will take charge of the warehouse at the Landing this summer and inform us that visitors to that popular resort will be regaled with clam chowder, scallops on the half shell and fish dinners as never before, done to the queen's taste, besides the best of everything that the market affords. The election for Captain of Company G takes place on the evening of the 22d inst., when the regular inspection will also occur. Majors Butler and Halpin are expected down from Los Angeles. The regular semi-annual shoot at the range beyond Fullerton on Saturday next. Messrs. Hansen and Smith of Orange-thorpe are preparing to ship potatoes to the Chicago market by the carload. Numerous purchases have been made, and consignments will be forwarded shortly. The low prices prevailing here have induced shippers to look to the East for a market. Isaac Lyon after two months of merchandising in Los Angeles, became tired of the Angelic town, and moved his stock of goods to Fullerton, with the intention of opening a store in the Sansaini block. Before he opened up he sold the stock to Los Angeles parties, and will give his attention to his fine ranch at Orangethorpe. In the recent drawing of premiums given by a San Francisco newspaper, Mr. C. H. Gochof this city drew a box of gum, and A. H. Delery of Westminster came off winner between Los Angeles and San Diego oil now instead of coal, and the firemen are relieved of shoveling coal into the furnace. The 12:29 north-bound express over the Santa Fe route Tuesday noon was delayed until 5:15 o'clock by the breaking down of the engine at a point below Capistrano. Sam Hill moved his header through town yesterday on his way to the La Habra, where he will begin heading operations on several hundred acres of grain preparatory to the beginning of the threshing season. The young ladies of this city will go on a hay ride next Monday evening, and will give the young men, for that evening at least, the marble heart. What's the matter, you can't in it? Capt. Finley of the Santa Ana military company has been arrested on complaint of one A.M. Brunner of Orange, who charges the company with indiscriminate firing at the company's target range near his farm. George Betts was in town one evening recently with his eye bandaged up with a handkerchief. George has trouble with his eye on account of an accident sustained while at work the other day, but nothing serious is anticipated. Col. Keil suffered the loss of a fine brood mare one day last week. The animal had foaled a colt and was injured inwardly, and while everything was done to save her we unawavailing and it was impossible for her to recover. Victor Albert Browning has filed a petition in the Superior Court praying for an order of sale for certain personal property belonging to Lionel Browning, an insane person. July 5th has been set as the time for hearing the same. The committee in charge of the arrangements for shipping beets this season have made the following appointments: Miss M. Phebe Jones, bookkeeper; E. M. Wade, chemist; B. H. Hiss, superintendent; W. H. Johnson, check tareman; Thomas N. Guess, helper on platform. H.C.Gade will take charge of the warehouse at the Landing this summer and inform us that visitors to that popular resort will be regaled with clam chowder, scallops on the half shell and fish dinners as never before, done to queen's taste, besides the best of everything that the market affords. The election for Captain of Company G takes place on the evening of the 22d inst., when the regular inspection will also occur. Majors Butler and Halpin are expected down from Los Angeles. The regular semi-annual shoot at the range beyond Fullerton on Saturday next. Messrs. Hansen and Smith of Orange-thorpe are preparing to ship potatoes to the Chicago market by the carload. Numerous purchases have been made, and consignments will be forwarded shortly. The low prices prevailing here have induced shippers to look to the East for a market. Isaac Lyon after two months of merchandising in Los Angeles, became tired of the Angelic town, and moved his stock of goods to Fullerton, with the intention of opening a store in the Sansaini block. Before he opened up he sold the stock to Los Angeles parties, and will give his attention to his fine ranch at Orangethorpe. In the recent drawing of premiums given by a San Francisco newspaper, Mr. C. H. Gochof this city drew a box of gum, and A.H.Delery of Westminster came off winner between Los Angeles and San Diego oil now instead of coal, and the firemen are relieved of shoveling coal into the furnace. The 12:29 north-bound express over the Santa Fe route Tuesday noon was delayed until 5:15 o'clock by the breaking down of the engine at a point below Capistrano. Sam Hill moved his header through town yesterday on his way to the La Habra, where he will begin heading operations on several hundred acres of grain preparatory to the beginning of the threshing season. The young ladies of this city will go on a hay ride next Monday evening, and will give the young men, for that evening at least, the marble heart. What's the matter, you can't in it? Capt. Finley of the Santa Ana military company has been arrested on complaint of one A.M.Brunner of Orange, who charges the company with indiscriminate firing at the company's target range near his farm. George Betts was in town one evening recently with his eye bandaged up with a handkerchief. George has trouble with his eye on account of an accident sustained while at work the other day, but nothing serious is anticipated. Col. Keil suffered the loss of a fine brood mare one day last week. The animal had foaled a colt and was injured inwardly, and while everything was done to save her we unawavabling and it was impossible for her to recover. Victor Albert Browning has filed a petition in the Superior Court praying for an order of sale for certain personal property belonging to Lionel Browning, an insane person. July 5th has been set as the time for hearing the same. The committee in charge of the arrangements for shipping beets this season have made them were irrelevant and redundant. The motion was granted as to first and third specifications and denied as to second. The portion of the complaint that the court refused to strike out alleged that the flame and bridge across Sycamore street was at time of the accident,and for many years prior,a unlawful obstruction in the public highway,and in passing onthe motionthe court held suchto bethe case.Defendant's demurrer to plaintiff's complaint was taken up,and sustained onthe ground of uncertaintyasto-the mannerin which plaintiff was thrown intothe flume.Plauntitiff was given ten dayto amend. Mr.Meyer may superintends Mrs. Steley place informs us thatthe grapeswill soon be ripe,the we intend to go outandpay him a visit.He can detect no tracebight in his vineyard and is convincedthat its evil effects are a thingofthe pastforever.The vines are absolutely loaded with magnificent clusters,now turning intothe ripening stage.Mr.Meyer makes a delicious blend of light red wine that is differentfromthe average claret,andwhichfor superior bouquet and excellenceof flavor is hardto surpass.He has ripe fruit onthe ranchevery dayoftheyear,havinghadripeapricotsandpeachesforsometime past.His last year's cropupatisjust gone,andhe had ripegrapesuptoChristmas. Mr.Fay has very interesting exampleinthe scienceof hydrostaticsin operationathis thirty-acre ranch southwestof town.Hehasa ten-inchwell down110feet,and raiseswater sufficienttoirrigatetheplacewitha twelve-horse-powergasolineenginethat lifta crystal streamandplugsitintoa cement tanksatthe siteofthewellwiththeforceofa veritable cataractofLodore.Four Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery,在 Towna day oneago，going overthebestfieldtoapplmatetonage.MrLevyhas acquiredthehabitofmalehimselfathomeintheeditorialsanctionwhenthe editorisoutashehasallbeagnewabletotheadvertisingdept.Hewhasdoneconscientiousworkwhilehismaidusgoodsystemoflights,andcanordiallyrecommendhtotheperformanycommunityinwhichhemaychontcasthislot. Joe Oman,the efficient semiphoretenatethe crossingofthetracksbelowtown，intoseehisfriendsanightortwoago，infirmedusthatconsiderablerepairballastingandputtinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofnosmallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mr.T.J.Jonesinformsusthattheco-mitteeinhavingchargebeetatthisplacehavedeterminedtofacethesidedump,comonlyknownassocarrollsystem,the elevatorplanatfinefavoredhavingbeenfoundtoimprove cable.TheplatformwillbebuiltonbreweryspuroppositewhereTimCarrolerplatformwas erectedlast season,andwill60feetinlength,tenfeethighinlength,tenfeethighinlength,andwillhaveanapproachoffeet,anda descentof75feet.itWillbepromisedtowriteusupalletterfromspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthatconsiderablerepairballastingandputtinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofnosmallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mr.T.J.Jonesinformsusthattheco-mitteeinhavingchargebeetatthisplacehavedeterminedtofacethesidedump,comonlyknownassocarrollsystem,the elevatorplanatfinefavoredhavingbeen foundtoimprove cable.TheplatformwillbebuiltonbreweryspuroppositewhereTimCarrolerplatformwas erectedlast season,andwill60feetinlength,tenfeethighinlength,tenfeethighinlength,andwillhaveanapproachoffeet,anda descentof75feet.itWillbepromisedtowriteusupalletterfromspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthatconsiderablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofnosmallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofnosmallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginofnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceofSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttinginOfnewtiesbeengoingonbyaforceOfSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthattview,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterofno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertinChina refinery，在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusthat considerablerepairballasting和puttingInOfnewtiesbeengoingOnbyAForceOfSouthernParktracklayersonTustinbranchfromwatchtowercastandon towardMcPhersonandTustin。ItisthegeneralimpressionamongrailroadmenthatthisbranchwillmademainlinefromthiscitysouthSanDiego.The recent substantialrenewalwhichtrackhasundergonetenderthatt view,andasthetimeapproachestheSouthernParktracklayersmothereviewandmoreevidentthatAnaheimisdeathtobecomearailwaycenterOFno smallportance.MaxNebelungleavesMondayforCapitaltranholtspringsoccasionallyletusallknowhbesgettingalong. Mona.Louis Hache,the co-operative beet expertInChina refinery,在 Towna day oneago，infirmedusThat considerablerepairballastingAnd puttingInOfnewtiesBeengoingOnbyAForceOfSouthernParktracklayersOnTustinBranchFromWatchTowerCatchInOrangeThorpe.InTheRecentDrawingOfPremiumsGivenByASanFranciscoNewspaper,Mr.C.H.HocheforThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HocheforThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HocheforThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HocheforThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HochefForThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HochefForThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HochefForThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HochefForThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HochefForThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.DeleryOfWestminsterCameOffWinnerMona.HochefForThisCityDrewABoxOfGum,A.H.D ATTENDANCE AT THE OPERA-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON-INCEMENT EXERCISES TO NEW EVENING. ge crowd gathered at the Opera-day afternoon to be in attendance. Class Day. The following is present: Alfonso G. Fossek, Brown, Bert I. Elliott, Louisa L. Wilmoth, Edith M. Bates, Old, Rudolf A. Fossek, Pauline Eda N.E. Williams and Clarence was as follows: PART II. Melody... School Alfonso G. Fossek Edith M. Bates Clarence White Quarter from I. Purtani," Beling, Mr. F. Relser Prime scene"... Louisa K. Rinker PART II. Glen... School O. Leslie Heald Pauline N. Nemetz Maud L. Wilmoth Class Song. ment exercises will be had at ease to-morrow evening, beginck. The program will be as PART II. N's Life and Love"... Fahrbach Annahe Orchestra. Tector sketch from Charles Dickens Tector sketch from Sir Walter Scott Lottie M. Brown. Day song... Kreutzer Annahe Orchestra. PART II. Stasi Valzar... Aditi Mrs. Rogers... Insects Rudolf A. Fossek. Character sketch from Victor Hugo Edna Williams. Naming Star... Tannhaeuser Annahe Orchestra. Phonium, Mr. O. Lochman.) Diplomas... Rev. T. Beaizley Gounod Annahe Orchestra. ago I was taken sick with a stomach, followed by diarrhoea. of doses of Chamberlain's and Diarrhoea Remedy and truly relieved. I consider it the market for all such have sold the remedy to others who uses it speaks highly of Buckler, Valley Center, Cal. George. ke must read the advertised Front of Santa Ana to get good clothing at low prices; which they advertise in this issue of good values in point of mind fit, and the price is down ahead the ad. fleur. Stern Brothers. Numerous purchases have been made, and consignments will be forwarded shortly. The low prices prevailing here have induced shippers to look to the East for a market. Isaac Lyon after two months of merchandising in Los Angeles, became tired of the Angelic town, and moved his stock of goods to Fullerton, with the intention of opening a store in the Sansinai block. Before he opened up he sold the stock to Los Angeles parties, and will give his attention to his fine ranch at Orangethorpe. In the recent drawing of premiums given by a San Francisco newspaper, Mr. C. H. Gosch of this city drew a box of gum, and A. H. Delery of Westminster came off winner by drawing a doll-baby carriage. As Mr. Delery had no use for his prize, he gave it to the little girl of his employer. The Odd Fellows' lodge have elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing term: J. E. Dunphy, N. G.; Frank Wommer, V. G.; A.M. Williams, Secretary; J. P. Zeyn, Treasurer; E. W. Champlin, Trustee. The installation exercises will probably take place the second meeting night in July. Marriage licenses were issued by Cupid Beckett on Tuesday as follows: George Francis Mottet, aged 34 years, of Walla Walls, Wash., and Loenie Marie Vincent, aged 21 years, of Anaheim; Otto Dargartz, aged 25 years, and Amelia Peters, aged 20 years, both of Anaheim; Theodore B. Laidley, aged 21 years and over, both of Orange. Wm. Crowther informs us that the hardshell walnut crop at Placentia will be three-eighths of a crop this year, and the soft shells seventy-five per cent of a crop. The quality will be first class, and as the entire Rivera crop is estimated at a three-eighths yield, prices ought to advance a shade over those of last year. The railroads have made the growers a concession of half a cent a pound. Henry Oelkers informs us that twenty-five or thirty Turners and their families from this city will attend the Turner celebration in Los Angeles beginning on the 22d and continuing three days. The Southern Pacific will reduce the round-trip rate to $1 10, good for three days. There will be a meeting of the Turn Verein on Saturday evening, which all members are urged to attend. Ben Kraemer carries a watch that has the distinction of having been buried three years, and it keeps good time. Ben was riding a bronco a number of years ago and was bucked off, and the watch, a Swiss timepiece which he had carried for a long time, dropped out of his pocket, and became imbedded in the sand. Recently it was plowed up and cleaned, and now it is just as good as ever. We hope none of our readers who have been watching the gradual disintegration of the irrigation district suffered the shock that blend of light red wine that is different from the average claret, and which for superior bouquet and excellence of flavor is hard to surpass. He has ripe fruit on the ranch every day of the year, having had ripe apricots and peaches for some time past. His last year's crop at apples is just gone, and he had ripe grapes up to Christmas. Mr. Fay has a very interesting example in the science of hydrostatics in operation at his thirty-acre ranch southwest of town. He has a ten-inch well down 110 feet, and raises water sufficient to irrigate the place, with a twelve-horse-power gasoline engine that lifts a crystal stream and plunges it into a cement tank sunk at the site of the well with the force of a veritable cataract of Lodore. Four eight-inch pipes diverge to different points on the ranch and the water raises from the apertures with the volume of a good-sized artesian well. Thence it is conducted in ditches over the land for irrigation purposes. The pump and power house is very substantially constructed, having solid cement foundation and walls of brick, and the engine, which is a marvel of simplicity, whirls its way along without a particle of "lost motion." The expense for gasoline is about $1 10 per working day, and the volume of water raised is something difficult to determine. A solid ten-inch flow when working at high pressure is the volume thrown from the pipe, and the irrigating ditches show a swiftly running current of a good head of water. Mr. Fay left on Saturday with his daughter Edith for Denver, where he will remain until along towards winter. He will probably dispose of his interests in the Colorado city one of these days and give his entire time and attention to his rapidly growing interests here. The report circulated at Santa Ana some days ago that Conrad had sold his brewery here and would move to Los Angeles, was so entirely without foundation that it provoked nothing but smiles among those conversant with the ties of friendship as well as business that bind our enterprising West End brower to this city. But we went down to see whether it was so, all the same. We found the Burgomeister so engrossed with the preparation of a new brew, as well as directing the work of the large force of employees at his mammoth establishment, that he had hardly time to talk about, much less consider, idle reports that might be flying around about him. Of course the report was entirely untrue—nothing could possibly have been further from the fact. The business of the brewery is constantly expanding, as the excellence of its manufacture becomes known to sections far and near. Conrad's beer seems to a connoisseur like the blending of Pilsener and Bass—combining as it does the body of the one with the flavor and dolciacy of the other. There is nothing deleterious about it, and a foaming goblet of this amber nectar on a warm day steadies the nerves, quickens the intellect and causes him with a spark of red corpuscles in his veins to stand erect, slap his leg and stare at the girls in the windows. Hoch der Conrad, not to say noch eins! Mr.T.J.Jones informs us that the committee having in charge the dumping beets at this place have determined to fatha side dump, commonly known as Carroll system, the elevator plan at five favored having been found to be impractical cable. The platform will be built on brewery spur opposite to where Tim Carroll platform was erected last season, and will60 feet in length, ten feet wide, ten to eleven feet high, and will have an approach of four feet high, and a descent of 75 feet. It will enable to dump a load of beets a minute; or fast as the wagons can be weighed upon driven upon the platform. Wagon-beds can be made to conform to the dump for $12 for a two-ton load, and $15 for a five ton load. There will probably be wagons hire to haul beets into the dump; at 50 cents per ton, and where four or more loads do not can be hauled; this charge will probably be lowered. The total expense for weighing testing, bookkeeping, etc., is reckoned in ten cents per ton; but twenty cents per ton will be charged; cover the cost of this dump and scales, which will come to about $500. E.F.Kellogg informs us that the rates for a two-ton wagon bed need not exceed $80 for a five-ton bed, from $10 to $12.A information regarding the method of constructing them may be procured by calling Mr Carroll. Tim Boege made a trip to Chino on Tuesday day to inspect the progress of work on the sugar refinery. He found a force of fifty sixty men busily at work getting the factors in readiness for the coming campaign.East mechanic receives from two to four dollars per day, which makes money rather pleasant about the place, even though the sugar campaign is some weeks off yet. Tim is confident that we shall have a sugar factory here,and when we start,thewill beatthe world in sugar production,and we have times here again rivallingthe days ores prosperity duringthe timeofthe luxuriance duringthe timeofthe vines,当when our name and fame went tothe four cornersofthe earth.Beforethe vines died there were three thousand laborers employed inthe vineyardsofthis country.At a dollaranda halfa day this amountedto$4,500perdaytheyearround.Butwhentheblightcamethiswaswipedoutatbythebreathoffamine.Eighty-sixwerelastyearofthevintage.Elevenhundredthousandgallonsofgrapejuicewerepressedthatyear.TheyearTimmade28,000gallonsofthisproductofthegrapeIn'S7bemade somethinglike500gallons.Theadventoftheboom soundedtheknuckleofthevines。但wewentontheeventenouncemanyanothersettlement,passoverouthernheads,andwearestillhere.attheheadoncetheprocesswithafuturesecondtononeinCalifornia.Timisgivinghisattentiontobeetsnowinsteadofgrapes,andisoneofthemostsubstantialaswellaslevelheadmediaminethecommunity。 PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. C. A. Brown, wife of the train master Tucson, is visiting in Brookshurst, the seat of Mrs. Harrison. Mr. S. G. Ketchum, representing the Ana Blade, was in the city on Monday made us a pleasant call. Warren Cressy who has been sojourning Mount Lowe for some weeks past left on Tuesday for Massachusetts to reside. Ms. Roller left on Wednesday for Philadelphia and other eastern points, where she visit with relatives and friends for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Seeger leave on Tuesday next Dubuque, Iowa, where they will in reside. The best wishes of a host of adults go with them. District Attorney Ballard and Miss Karrie court stenographer, were in the city day last week in attendance upon the preliminary examination of Ceferino Justo. A. H. Cargill was elected Director of strangethorpe school district at Friday's election, and was also chosen to represent district on the Fullerton high school. J. B. Pierce and E. P. Fowler made to Del Mar yesterday. Although the has resided here for a score of years there, this was his first trip south of the coquimouth line. Conrad's friends will be glad to hear he is able to be out again after her ill-consequent on running a nail into her She has yet a very bad limp, but has providential escape from what at one threatened the very worst results. Fannie Higgins of this city has red distinction at the meeting of the Parlor, N. D. G. W., at Grass Valley. She has been appointed a member of the committee on transportation, one of the most important of the session. No flies on Ana- Louis Hache, the beet expert of the bretinery, was in town a day or two going over the beet fields to approximate the tonnage. Mr. Hache estimates the average yield will be from ten to tons per acre, while on some pieces of it will be twenty, and he places the yield at about thirty thousand tons. Colas Mead and wife and two children in Anaheim some days ago from Illinois will make this city their permanent home. 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