anaheim-gazette 1896-03-19

HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK Caucus Names Candidates for City Officers. His Honor the Mayor and Clarence Groat for City Trustees, and the Other Officials Renominated—Marshal Steadman and Constable Bitterner Have an Exciting Race For the Marshalship—The Road Between Town and Miraflores to be Straightened Out—Weekly List of Realty Sales—Local Brevities—Personal Intelligence—Minor Mention. All the city officials were renominated at the caucus on Saturday evening except Trustee McWilliams. Messrs. Rust and C. E. Groat were nominated for City Trustee, N. F. Stradman was named for Marshal, Max Nebelung for Clerk, and Mons. Cahen for Treasurer. Before the caucus was called to order there was that little button-holing of the average voter, that is inseparable from affairs of the franchise of this kind, in the hallway and down on the street, and as it had been given out that at least three if not a greater number of candidates would contest for the two vacant places on the board, the friends of each put in a word here and a nudge there, where it would do the most good, just to make the thing interesting. The council room began filling with a representative gathering of citizens shortly after 8 o'clock, and when the meeting was called to order, some time before 9, a large and intelligent caucus of voters was present. Max Nebelung arose and proceeded to call the meeting to order, and nominated Mr. Fay for Chairman. Mr. Fay declined with thanks, as did likewise several other gentlemen, among them Mr. Brown, Prof. Keran, Mr. Chynoweth, Mr. Shanley, Clarence Groat and Tim Boege. Mr. Chynoweth was finally prevailed upon, amid calls for him and applause, to come forward and take the chair. In doing so he returned thanks to the assemblage for the honor conferred upon him, and stated that the first business before the meeting would be the election of a Secretary. Mr. W. T. Brown was thereupon elected to that position. The Chair announced that nominations for two City Trustees would be in order, and after remarks as to the mode of balloting by 'Squire Witte and Recorder Pierce,' the following named gentlemen were placed in office: To Helen M. Olney—Lot 6, block 17, Santa Ana; $1,100. Thomas Hall and wife, Mary Hall, to Hannah E. Frederick—Lot 11, block A, Halliday tract; $20. Wm. B. Wilshire et al. to Hannah C. Geyer—15.60 acres near Fullerton; $5. Geo. F. Manwarring to Sarah J. Manwarring—One acre in lot 2, block B, of Oge and Bond subdivision of Ro. Santiago de Santa Ana; $1. E. E. Milliken to John S. Johnston—Block K of the West tract; $1. C. B Lewis and wife, Susan M. Lewis, to J. Eugene Copeland—5 acres in the allotment of land to Rosa Soto by decree in partition; $10. Elmer C. Lindsay and wife, Ona E. Lindsay, to Maggie M. Lindsay—Five acres of land in Sec. 24, T 5, R 10; $10. Maggie M. Lindsay to Elmer C. Lindsay—E½ of SW½ of NW½, Sec. 24, T 5, R 10; $10. Stearns Ro. Co. to W. P. Deyer—E½ of NE½ of SE½, Sec. 10, T 3, R 10, 20 acres; $900. Fred J. B. Bushard to John W. and Geo. E. Martin—NE½, Sec. 7, T 6, R 10, 160 acres; $8,000. R. Hewitt and wife, Allie A. Hewitt, to W. D. Burnham—10 acres of lot 1, block D, Gray tract; $10. THE CITY ELECTION. SOME OF THE POINTS OF THE NEW LAW AFFECTING CANDIDATES—EACH ONE MUST NAME AN AUDITING COMMITTEE. Now that the city caucus has convened and placed candidates in nomination for municipal officers, a word about the requirements of the law will be of interest. Of course the election, which occurs on Monday, April 13th, will be conducted under the Australian ballot system, which is now the law of the State. If candidates be nominated by a convention, it must be by a convention of a party which cast at least three per cent of the votes at the last election as a party. If the candidate be named by petition he must announce his political principles, and he must be endorsed by three per cent of the number of voters participating in the last election. No one name must appear upon two petitions for the same office. No one voting for a ticket or against in convention is eligible to assist in naming opposing candidates by petition. No nominations can be filed by the Clerk either by convention or petition unless those offering them file at the same time the names of five persons, with their consent in writing, to act as auditing committee to keep track of the expense incurred by the candidate. All names that may be printed upon the ballot must be in the hands of the Clerk at least twenty days before the election. After the city election the Board of Supervisors will order a new and complete registration of the voters of Orange county. The postoffice at Talega (San Juan springs) has been discontinued. The Asolian society meets at the Del Campo on the evening of March 30th. Hank Stough has disposed of his blown smith and wagon shop to William Conley. Contractor Porter has begun work Druggist Derge's residence on Broadway. The Fullerton Band gives an open concert next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Native Daughters have invitation out for an open meeting at their lodge room this evening. John Schauman is enclosing his residence property on Claudina street with a fence. Carpenters Dunn and Porter are architects. Leo Stephan's second trial on a charge of selling liquor without a license was held by Judge Towner and a jury on Tuesday and a verdict of guilty returned. An appeal will probably be taken. H. Harris & Co., of Santa Ana, has opened a millinery department in their store which is a credit to any town. They have pronounced their spring opening for Saturday March 21st, and invite all to take a look at their goods. Posters are out for the entertainment being given by the ladies of the Method Church at the Del Campo to morrow evening.A good program will be rendered and the proceeds devoted to the church. As we go to press Mons. Cahen calls to get us to sign his petition as a candidate for Treasurer. Clerk Nebelung has already been in.Mayor Rust, Clarence Groat and Marshal Steadman are still out. Chauncey Huggans, the well-known lion caterer, has filed articles of voluntarily insolvency, and a meeting of creditors has been called for March 23d.The liability are $1,274.68,$ assets $560,$ and $300 exempt. Returns from the carload of orange shipped by the Placentia association to Jacksonville,Fla., have been received,showing fruit sold for fancy prices,a high as $24 for fancy being obtained This is like shipping coals to Newcastle—and at good price too. Work on Kustler's new brick blocks being pushed ahead actively,and on Monday carpenters began the erection of his residence on Hermine streetwhich will be frame building 32x44 with brick foundation The brick used is of Pasadena manufacture and is of fine appearance and good quality. A handsome line of Russet Shoes has just arrived at the Red Front with the latest designs and lowest prices It will be worn your time to call and examine them before Mr. Chynoweth was finally prevailed upon, amid calls for him and applause, to come forward and take the chair. In doing so he returned thanks to the assemblage for the honor conferred upon him, and stated that the first business before the meeting would be the election of a Secretary. Mr. W. T. Brown was thereupon elected to that position. The Chair announced that nominations for two City Trustees would be in order, and after remarks as to the mode of balloting by 'Squire Witte and Recorder Pierce,' the following named gentlemen were placed in nomination: George Heffner nominated his Honor C. Otto Rust. Mr. Shanley nominated Mr. McWilliams of the Committee on Public Improvements. Hank Stough nominated Capt. E. B. Merritt. William Konig nominated Clarence E. Groat. Henry Albrecht nominated Frederick Mickle. The Chair appointed Amos Jennings and Carlos Kuchel tellers. The ballot resulted: Total vote cast: 67 Rust: 47 Great: 39 McWilliams: 22 Merritt: 14 Mickel: 12 The Chair announced that Messrs. Rust and Groat, having received the highest number of votes cast, were the regularly nominated candidates of the caucus. The announcement was received with a large amount of foot pedaling on the floor. Nominations for Clerk were next announced to be in order. Mons. Cahen nominated Max Nebelung of Schleswig-Holstein. There being no other candidates for the position, Mr. Witte moved that nominations close, and the Secretary was instructed to cast the ballot for the nominee. Nominations for City Marshal were next called tor, and one of the most exciting contests of the evening supervised. Although two candidates were placed in nomination, the uncertainty as to the result of the contest was such that it was not until the last ballot was counted that the vote was definitely determined, when it was seen that Marshal Steadman had again demonstrated his popularity by defeating Constable Bittner for the nomination, 60 to 6, as follows: Total vote cast: 66 Necessary to a choice: 34 Steadman: 60 Bittner: 6 There was more applause, at the conclusion of which the chair announced that the important matter of choosing a candidate for Treasurer was next in order. Mr. Nebelung nominated Mons. Cahen, and there being no further nominations, the Secretary was instructed to cast the ballot for him, and he was accordingly named for the office. Then the caucus adjourned. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. For the Week Ending March 16, 1896. Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. The Redlands and Alessandro Improvement company to Mrs. R. W. Brown—Lot 22, Laguna Beach, and all interest in shore line; $10. H. S. Goff by Tax Collector to L. N. Brooks—Lot 10, block 11, lot 10, block 8, and lot 5, block 5, of Arch Beach; $3 60. B. G. Balcom and wife, Elizabeth Baldom, to John Osterman—S½ of SW¹, Sec. 2, T 6, R 7; $400. A. F. Albrecht and wife, Mary Albrecht, to Gustav W. Struck—An undivided½ inch above them Mr. Brown, Prof. Keran, Mr. Chynoweth, Mr. Shanley, Clarence Groat and Tim Boege. Mr. Chynoweth was finally prevailed upon, amid calls for him and applause, to come forward and take the chair. In doing so he returned thanks to the assemblage for the honor conferred upon him, and stated that the first business before the meeting would be the election of a Secretary. Mr. W. T. Brown was thereupon elected to that position. The Chair announced that nominations for two City Trustees would be in order, and after remarks as to the mode of balloting by 'Squire Witte and Recorder Pierce,' the following named gentlemen were placed in nomination: George Heffner nominated his Honor C. Otto Rust. Mr. Shanley nominated Mr. McWilliams of the Committee on Public Improvements. Hank Stough nominated Capt. E. B. Merritt. William Konig nominated Clarence E. Groat. Henry Albrecht nominated Frederick Mickle. The Chair appointed Amos Jennings and Carlos Kuchel tellers. The ballot resulted: Total vote cast: 67 Rust: 47 Great: 39 McWilliams: 22 Merritt: 14 Mickel: 12 The Chair announced that Messrs. Rust and Groat, having received the highest number of votes cast, were the regularly nominated candidates of the caucus. The announcement was received with a large amount of foot pedaling on the floor. Nominations for Clerk were next announced to be in order. Mons. Cahen nominated Max Nebelung of Schleswig-Holstein. There being no other candidates for the position, Mr. Witte moved that nominations close, and the Secretary was instructed to cast the ballot for the nominee. Nominations for City Marshal were next called tor, and one of the most exciting contests of the evening supervised. Although two candidates were placed in nomination, the uncertainty as to the result of the contest was such that it was not until the last ballot was counted that the vote was definitely determined, when it was seen that Marshal Steadman had again demonstrated his popularity by defeating Constable Bittner for the nomination, 60 to 6, as follows: Total vote cast: 66 Necessary to a choice: 34 Steadman: 60 Bittner: 6 There was more applause, at the conclusion of which the chair announced that the important matter of choosing a candidate for Treasurer was next in order. Mr. Nebelung nominated Mons. Cahen, and there being no further nominations, the Secretary was instructed to cast the ballot for him, and he was accordingly named for the office. Then the caucus adjourned. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. For the Week Ending March 16, 1896. Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. The Redlands and Alessandro Improvement company to Mrs. R. W. Brown—Lot 22, Laguna Beach, and all interest in shore line; $10. H. S. Goff by Tax Collector to L. N. Brooks—Lot 10, block 11, lot 10, block 8, and lot 5, block 5, of Arch Beach; $3 60. B. G. Balcom and wife, Elizabeth Baldom, to John Osterman—S½ of SW¹, Sec. 2, T 6, R 7; $400. A. F. Albrecht and wife, Mary Albrecht, to Gustav W. Struck—An undivided½ inch above them Mr. Brown, Prof. Keran, Mr Chynoweth, Mr Shanley, Fl., has been received, showing fruit sold for fancy prices, as high as $20 for fancy being obtained. A handsome line of Russet Shoes just arrived at the Red Front with the latest designs and lowest prices. It will be worn your time to call and examine them before going elsewhere. Read their ad in this issue. What do the outsiders say to increase the city limits? Now that the Trustees are discussing the propriety of enlarging the electric lighting system, those who want light outside the limits may be given a chance to vote on the question of coming in. The indications are that the walnut or will be ensuing year be the heaviest years. The trees were not heavily laden season, and the year before the crop was a light but this year the groves promise yield largely. The Legion of Honor will give a great ball at the Opera-house on the evening April 10th, to be preceded by the farce "T Much of a Good Thing." Blanchard's L Angeles orchestra will furnish music at the committees will be announced next week. It is reported that a number of hands some residences will be erected by wealthy people at La Mirada. The stately residence of Col. Northam and Capt. McNally will be in a line of palatial country houses that will transform that section into a picturesque area highly improved residence site. A force of carpenters are at work on Ruhman building and were yesterday engaged in putting in the joists of the upper floor and constructing the awning. Building makes a very fine addition to this thoroughfare, and the enterprise as well foresight of its builder is to be commended. Max Nebelung began the circulation his petition yesterday for signatures certifying to his candidature, which is one of the requirements of the new ballot system. A candidates must have their certificates in place at the 23d, when the ballots will be turned over to the printer. We are informed that there are quite number of voters in town who are not on The Great Register. These must register before election on April 13th if they desire to cast their ballot threat, and as The Great Regulator will be ordered cancelled immediately after all hands must register again vote at the ensuing general election in November. Arthur Porter's grocery establishment was closed on Thursday last, on account of insolvency proceedings. The assets are $122 31, and liabilities $1,817 38. Arthur friends hope that he may be able to wealth financial difficulties that beset him and come through them successfully, and be positioned soon to resume business again. The Women's Christian Temperament Union of Southern California have favored with a set of resolutions against the Fiesta which it inveighs against as pernicious or immoral. We think these good ladies are mistaken. We had the pleasure meeting Mr. Blake, the traveling agent of Fiesta in our office the other day, and didn't look pernicious and immoral at all, ``` Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. The Redlands and Alessandro Improvement company to Mrs. R. W. Brown—Lot 22, Laguna Beach, and all interest in shore line; $10. H. S. Goff by Tax Collector to L. N. Brooks—Lot 10, block 11, lot 10, block 8, and lot 5, block 5, of Arch Beach; $3 60. B. G. Balcom and wife, Elizabeth Balcom, to John Osterman—S½ of SW¼, Sec. 2, T 6, R 7; $400. A. F. Albrecht and wife, Mary Albrecht, to Guastav W. Struck—An undivided interest in north 79 feet of lot 1, block E, town of Orange; $5. T. C. Frier and wife, Della Frier, to P. Keeney—SW½ of SW¼, Sec. 1, T 4, R 11; $4,000. Henry Watson and wife, Mary Watson, to Charles F. Watson—3,113 acres one mile west of Olive Heights; $300. D. J. Watson to L. C. Watson—1½ acres West of Olive Heights; $1. Marie Annette De Vore and husband, W. G. De Vore to William G. Wells—Lots 7, 8, and 9, block 3, Lyon's addition to Santa Ana; $1. The Stearns Ro. Co to J. J Swartzbaugh—NE½ of NW½ of SW¼, Sec. 35, T 4, R 10; $1. Dwight Whiting, Trustee, to J. N. Victor, E. D. Cooke, J. W. and J. W. Gardner—All that real property described in Deed Book 12, page 12, Orange county; $1. Stearns Ro. Co to W. H. McGary—NW½ of NE½, Sec. 34, T 4, R 10, 40 acres; $10. Same to William H. McGary—S½ of SE½ SW¼, Sec. 27, T 4, R 10; $10. W. H. McGary to William J. Jones—E½ NW½ of NE½, Sec. 34, T 4, R 10; $2,000 of Albert Debicke and wife, Annie Debicke, to Philip H. Krick—Lot 5, block D, Kraemer tract; $25. E. A. Sparks and wife, Rose Sparks, to R. J. Sparks—Undivided interest in part of Sec. 23, T 4, R 11; $800. Frank S. Buchheim and wife, to Aaron Buchheim—11 acres East of Santa Ana; $1,425. E. L. Buck and wife, Daisy Buck, to J. H. Meara—19 acres in Sec. 6, T 4, R 10; $1. W. F. Botsford and wife, Monimia L. Botsford, to F. F. Ward—Lot 2 of the Clacius tract; $1,000. Harry C. Ward, E.J.Bowers and wife, L.M.Bowers, to F.F.Ward—Lot 3, block E of the Gray tract; 10 acres; $55. H.C.Ward to W.H.Ward—An undivided interest in lot D,Bush & Watson tract; $2,930. Edward Girard and wife, Minnie L.Girard, to Hannah E.Campbell—South half of Lot 6,Fletcher tract; $100. Arthur West to Henry West—W 10 acres in lot I,C Chapman tract; $2. F.H.Keith and wife,Fannie L.Keith, The bill provides that the work of the commission shall be completed within two years, at the end of which time all cases which are not settled by means of the plan stated above shall be referred to the secretary of the interior, who shall begin proceedings under the law to condemn all private holdings for public use. Mr.Bowens says that the passage of the bill will work great relief to a large number of settlers who have been shut out of their own land by the government for several years without receiving any damages or rental. Derge desires us to publish the following extract from a letter of Chas.M.Gutfeld, of Reedley,Fresno co.,Cal.,as he handles the remedy referred to and wants his customers to know what a splendid medicine it is: "It is with pleasure I tell you that by one day's use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I was relieved of a very severe cold.My head was completely stopped up and I could not sleep at night.I can recommend this remedy." A cold nearly always starts in the head and afterwards extends to the throat and lungs By using this remedy freely as soon as the cold has been contracted it will cure the cold at once and prevent it from extending to the lungs For sale by Derge mar Secretary Carlisle is a candidate for the Presidential nomination at Chicago,and a public announcement to that effect will soon be made by one of the Secretary's close friends in the Senate This announcement however will not be made until President Cleveland has formally stated his purpose not to permit his name to be used in the convention in connection with a third term It is learned on excellent authority that the President has fully decided upon this course,and it is expected that he will make known his determination within a short time.Although Secretary Olney's name has been considered with favor by the Democratic leaders,它 is known that he does not desire the nomination。它 is undoubtedly true that Carlisle's candidacy will have the support of Cleveland and the members of the cabinet He will go before the convention as the representative of the sound money views of the Administration.His friends.in conducting the canvass for Carlisle's nominationwill urge that it be laid upon a sound money platform,and if he be successful at Chicagowill then make his issue prominent in the campaign leading up to the November elections. For Sale Cheap. A good saddle horse with saddle and bridle.Inquire of R.Melrose. Girl Wanted. To work in small family at Santa Ana.Good home.Apply at this office.mi9 Dr.Geo.Engelke,Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist.Office with Wommer & Berdrow, was closed on Thursday last.on account insolvency proceedings.The assets are $122 31,and liabilities $1,817 38.Arrhunts friends hope that he may be able to weather the financial difficulties that beset him,and come through them successfully,and be position soon to resume business again. The Women's Christian Temperance Union of Southern California have favored it with a set of resolutions against the Fiesta which it inveighs against as pernicious and immoral We think these good old ladies are mistaken We had the pleasure meeting Mr.Blake,the traveling agent of Fiesta in our office the other day,and didn't look pernicious and immoral at all. Santa Ana citizens have raised a subscription of $200to be paidthe street company for an option on the line from this city to Orangewhich has been in disuse for several months.The purpose is to purchasethe outfit and maintain it as a steam motor between the two towns.The project is based with difficulties,nobody that of securing right of way into Orange.Previous optionthe car company had manifesteda disposition to tear up the tracks. While the wife of Gus Kreister,a woman engaged on the Kistler building.was driving in a cart with her child on Tuesday morning,near the Santa Fe depot,hers horse shied and ran the vehicle against one of the line of pepper trees near the station_over turning it and throwing the occupants to the ground.The woman sustained a bad punctureof the head by her hat pin,and was otherwise badly shaken upbut was not seriously injured.The child escaped unhurt. Miss Cora A.Knight,tacher of Englishin the Santa Ana high school,disappearedfrom the school building at 9 o'clock Fridaymorning last,and it was not until 8 o'clockthat evening that she was found in a parktially demented condition.On Fifth streetbridgeafter having wandered about aimlesslyin the willows during the entire daySearching parties had been looking for her continuously since morning and the gravesapprehension existed as to her safety.She had wandered in the willows near the riverbed all day long,and when found was wandering toward town in an exhausted conditionShe was taken home and cared forand now convalescing. At the meeting of the Supervisors Monday a petition was received from Judge Pierce and others asking that the county roadextending from Los Angeles street south to Miraflores be straightened through the landsof Joseph Fiscos and Clement Sheffieldto theroute observed previous to the change as present followed,and which now necessitatedthe turning of one or two objectionablecoordinates Kleinigkeiten. postoffice at Talega (San Juan hot has been discontinued. Aeolian society meets at the Hotel on the evening of March 30th. Bok Stough has disposed of his black-wed wagon shop to William Conley. Extractor Porter has begun work on Derge's residence on Broadway. Fullerton Band gives an open air next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Native Daughters have invitations in open meeting at their lodge rooms. Schauman is enclosing his residence on Claudina street with a neat carpenters Dunn and Porter are the owners. Stephan's second trial on a charge of liquor without a license was heard by Towner and a jury on Tuesday, indict of guilty returned. An appeal easily be taken. Harris & Co., of Santa Ana, have millinery department in their store, a credit to any town. They anheir spring opening for Saturday, list, and invite all to take a look at goods. ers are out for the entertainment to by the ladies of the Methodist Del Campo to-morrow evening. Program will be rendered and the proposed to the church. We go to press Mons. Cahen calls in to sign his petition as a candidate Mayor Rust, Clarence Groat and Steadman are still out. Nancey Huggans, the well-known Fulcher, has filed articles of voluntaryury, and a meeting of creditors has ended for March 23d. The liabilities amount to 4.68, assets $560, and $300 exempt. Orms from the carload of oranges by the Placontia association to Jack-olla, have been received, showing the for fancy prices, as high as $2 80 being obtained. This is like ship to Newcastle—and at good prices on Kistler's new brick block is hed ahead actively, and on Monday began the erection of his residency Hermine street, which will be a building 32x44 with brick foundation. Used is of Pasadena manufacture fine appearance and good quality. And some line of Russet Shoes has ended at the Red Front with the latest and lowest prices. It will be worth to call and examine them beforeners. The change was made from the original straight line during Supervisor Schorn's administration, and was at the time the subject of universal condemnation on the part of travelers, and Supervisor Potter has announced his purpose, following the desires of the people of the district, to have it straightened back to the old line, deeds for right of way over which are now in possession of the county. Judge Pierce's petition was filed, and Messrs. C. W. Marden, George A. Hunter and County Surveyor Kellogg were appointed viewers. A petition was received from Road Overseer Hunter asking that a county road be laid out between Fullerton and Whittier. Robert Parker, W. J. Smith and Surveyor Kellogg were appointed viewers. —Stern Bros, have a new pictorial advertisement in this morning's issue. Why is it that this firm has such a large trade, not only from town customers, but from the entire countryside as well? Because they are extensive advertisers. Their plan is commended to non-advertisers, although some of the latter would have brain fever if they advertised half as extensively. Read their ad and if in need of shoes, call on them and inspect their stock. —A slight change in the S. P. time table will be noted in the advertisement which appears on the second page this morning. The usual 8:13 morning train going north leaves now at 8:14, and returns at 10:02 instead of 9:57 as formerly. After Saturday, March 14, but one Sunset limited train will be run in each direction, leaving San Francisco on Tuesdays and New Orleans on Thursdays. The service will be entirely discontinued with the train leaving New Orleans Thursday, April 16, and San Francisco April 21. —One of the important items of the week is the reported sale of the Chino ranch to an English company. The ranch was some time ago sold to Ventura capitalists, but the transaction was not completed, and now the property will go to a strong English company. A large number of colonists are ready to come and purchase small holdings in the property. It is said at Chino that in twelve months there will be two thousand settlers, counting their families. The new owners will continue the sugar beet industry as a main source of revenue, and will develop all the agricultural possibilities of the place. The general manager, superintendent and assistants are already on the ground, and will assume control in a few days. —the reporter had detected the presence upon our streets for a week or so past of a good-looking stranger whose face seemed familiar, and whose nod emphasized the fact that somewhere he had met him before, although he was quite at a loss to recall the time and place of it. Happening to meet him again in front of the office a few mornings ago a determination to reveal his identity resulted in establishing the fact that it was none other than Harsh Morton recently returned and at 2 cents a pound, to $7,200,000. The probabilities are that the amount realized is between the two, say, $5,000,000. The cost of selling 15,000 cars of fruit would be 7 per cent on $10,500,000; for commission is paid by the grower upon the freight as well as upon the fruit, and would amount to $735,000. —Gus Schade informs us that the pipe line put in by him near Brookshurst has been completed and will be given a test this morning at half-past 9 o'clock. The pipe line is 1,015 feet in length, 24 inches in diameter and will discharge 325 inches of water at its lower end. Gus was unable for some weeks to procure comenters to do the cementing on the job, although the pipe has been laid for several weeks. It is the longest pipe line put in for the water company, and will work substantial improvement in the delivery of water in its neighborhood. —Much surprise and indignation prevails throughout the county at the action of Judge McCoy of Westminster in discharging one George Baldwin, who had been arrested for rape committed upon the person of a little girl at Bolaa on Thursday last, when the evidence is said to have been pretty strong against him. Another warrant has been issued for the fellow's arrest, and he will be tried before a Santa Ana justice. Judge McCoy has lived a long and useful life, and is an honor to the profession, but really ought to be retired on a pension. He must have been asleep at the trial. —The Los Angeles Express contained in its Santa Ana correspondence some evenings ago an unwarrantable allusion to Stern & Goodman of Fullerton, which though obviously a mistake either of its correspondent or of the printer might have led to untoward circumstances, and Editor Osborne ought not to be slow in making explanations. The correspondent wrote: The case of Charles Garton, assignee of Stern & Goodman, was again on trial nearly all day yesterday, etc. The item should have been "Charles Garton," assignee of Sprague, vs. Stern & Goodman," and so forth. A year ago Sprague went into insolvency, and his stock was purchased by Stern & Goodman, and the transaction has every appearance of having been characterized by straightforward business methods. Creditors of Sprague subsequently appeared to contest the transfer, and the matter is now in the Superior Court. The error of the Express was a serious one, and many a less stable house might have been hampered by telegraphic notice of attachment suit thereby. Happily the standing of the firm is such that no harm could result from the error, but the Express ought to, and doubtless will, promptly explain matters and make amends. —Baron Harden-Hickey, otherwise known as James I, reigning monarch of the island of Trinidad, has possessed himself of another principality, the title to which Great Britain or any foreign nations cannot disputes. The baron has purchased of R.B.Taylor the Atkinson family. PERSONAL MENTION Mrs. Northam of La Mirada visits friends in town one day last week; shethe guest of Mrs.Cahen. Joe Oman left for Fresno on Tuesday response to a telegram bringing thengence of his wife's death. George Croner has moved with herto Los Angeles; where he will take permanent residence. Dr. Gardiner has ill willed trouble and rheumatism for some weath but was yesterday able to be aboutW.J.Cole was in from his ranch; sorrabble yesterday and reports ther busy putting in crops after the recou A.D.Risdon, an old-time newspaperbut now in the accident insurance isin town on a business trip and wi during the rest of the week. Mr. Duckworth of Liverpool,a friend of Gus Langenberger who school with him in Switzerland; is visit to him and will remain some t Sheriff Nichols was in town of Finsolency business. He has had acases over this way lately,and report quiet at the county seat. Mr.Crowther informs us that therion trip of the water board up therWednesday last showed th diec fluoresce to be in good condition and therofwater coming down. Mr.Rogers informs us that orderhand for about all the local crop offand that ther entire crop will be closedat satisfactory prices.The latter season is proving to be best ofthe market recovered quickly from afrozen fruit shipped by therconsmen,and has been improving until attime it is regarded as being gilt c Major McKelvey,attorney for Leo S has prepared papers in a suit whihpoises to bring againstthe Supervisorhopeof compelling them to issue Stliquor license.The Superlor Courtasked to order that a writ of mandamaused for inquiry in the complaint,theSupervisors issue his client slie liquor,或to show cause whyshould not be issued. Elmer Ross,the three-year-old sonCounty Assessor Jake Rosswas kathhe head by a horse at the ranch nearminister on Monday,从the effectsofthe little fellow died next day.Abovehe wandered into stable,his fathaway at Santa Ana,having been subas a juror in the Leo Stephan case,anda short time thereafter,the family,his disappearance，instituted seasimhim,the found him lying unconsciousthe feet of a horse in the barn.At The report has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatial resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some days past to the effect that Mr. Botsford contemplates the erection of a palatal resi- Much interest has attached to the report that has been current in town for some 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The stately residences northam and Capt. McNally will be at Pascadena manufacture and fine appearance and fine quality. A large line of Russet Shoes have stood at Red Front with latest lowest prices. It will be worth calling and examine them before anywhere. Read their ad in this issue. Do do outsiders say to increasing permits? Now that they Trustees are on top, propriety of enlarging their lighting system, those who want lights on limits may be given a chance to question of coming in. Dalton of Honor will give a grand Opera-house on the evening of April 24, too good-looking system, those who want lights on limits may be given a chance to question of coming in. Reported is that number of hand-lit windows are not heavily laden last year before the crop was also this year the groves promise so rely. Region of Honor will give a grand Opera-house on the evening of April 24, too good-looking system, those who want lights on limits may be given a chance to question of coming in. 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VERY RESPECTFULLY, H. Harris & Co. 116 WEST FOURTH ST., SANTA ANA. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Northam of La Mirada visited with friends in town one day last week, and was the guest of Mrs. Cahen. Joe Oman left for Fresno on Tuesday in response to a telegram bringing the intelligence of his wife's death. George Croner has moved with his family Los Angeles, where he will take up his permanent residence. Dr. Gardiner has been ill with heart trouble and rheumatism for some weeks past, but was yesterday able to be about again. W. J. Cole was in from his ranch at Hardtabble yesterday and reports the farmers by putting in crops after the recent rain. A. D. Risdon, an old-time newspaper man now in the accident insurance business, is here on a trip to him and will remain some time. Sheriff Nichols was in town of Friday onolvency business. He has had a couple of days over this way lately, and reports matters set at the county seat. Mr. Crowther informs us that the inspector trip of the water board up the river on Wednesday last showed the ditches and trees to be in good condition and thousands water coming down. Mr. Rogers informs us that orders are in for about all the local crop of oranges, that the entire crop will be cleaned up satisfactory prices. The latter end of the season is proving to be the best of the year. Market recovered quickly from the glut frozen fruit shipped by the consignment and has been improving until at the present it is regarded as being gilt edged. Major McKelvey, attorney for Leo Stephan, prepared papers in a suit which he proposes to bring against the Supervisors in the case of compelling them to issue Stephan a license. The Superior Court will be ordered that a writ of mandate be issued as prayed for in the complaint, and that Supervisors issue his client a license to liquor, or to show cause why the same would not be issued. Mer Ross, the three-year-old son of ex-entity Assessor Jake Ross, was kicked in head by a horse at the ranch near West-Master on Monday, from the effects of which little fellow died next day. About noon landed into the stable, his father being at Santa Ana, having been subpoenaed juror in the Leo Stephan case, and when short time thereafter the family, noticing disappearance, instituted a search for they found him lying unconscious under feet of a horse in the barn. At his side THEY'RE COMING! The Biggest, Handsomest Latest, Finest And Cheapest Stock of Spring 1896 Styles of Men's and Boys' CLOTHING, LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S SHOES, Men's and Boys' Furnishings, Hats, Etc. Ever Seen in Orange County They will be here in a few days. The Red Front Progressive Cothiers and Shoers, and Pioneers of Low Prices. SANTA ANA, CAL. BRANCH SAN BERNARDINO. BRANCH SAN FRANCISCO. Clearance Sale Progressive Cothiers and Shoers, and Pioneers of Low Prices. SANTA ANA, CAL. BRANCH SAN BERNARDINO. Clearance Sale For 30 Days! AT GREATLY :- REDUCED PRICES. FOR CASH RIMPAU BROS. FRANTZ Shaving Parlor Pool and Billiard Room, Cigars & Tobacco. Hot and Cold Baths. Office of Santa Ana Steam Laundry. Clothes called for Mondays. Delivered on Fridays. Four Doors east of Postoffice. W. FRANTZ, Prop. GO TO THE Oak Barber Shop FOR A FIRST-CLASS SHAVE OR HAIR CUT. TWO DOORS WEST OF BANK. HUSMANN BROS. JOSEPH BACKS, DEALER IN FURNITURE Repairing Done. LA FIESTA DE LOS ANGELES. The Famous Annual Celebration of Southern California and the Southwest. UNIQUE, CHARACTERISTIC. BEAUTIFUL. Program of Events: APRIL 21.-Preliminary ceremonies. AFTERNOON-Arrival of the Heralds and Advance Guard of the Queen. Street Procession. EVENING-Appearance of the Queen at the Pavilion. Opening ceremonial of La Fiesta. APRIL 22.-AFTERNOON-Street parade in honor of the Queen. Floats indicate of progress and prosperity; Spanish Riders, Military, Chinese, Indians, etc. EVENING-Grand Concert at the Pavilion. APRIL 23.-AFTERNOON-Athletic performance at Athletic Park; Indian Races and Games. Tournament. EVENING-Illuminated Street Pageant. Topic: The Lights of the Sun. APRIL 24.-AFTERNOON-Entertainment, Music and Parade of Children's Floats. Raising of Flag on the Liberty Pole. EVENING-Ball Masque at the Pavilion. APRIL 25.-AFTERNOON-The Great Flower Parade of Decorated Equipages. EVENING-Parade and Carnival of the Maskers; Revelry of CommuMusic at the Parks by noted Concert Bands every morning during Fiesta period. Reduced railway rates. Resonable hotel charges. A book containing a list of hotels and lodging-houses can be secured free at the Chamber of Commerce. Everybody is welcome Come and have a good time. J.M.Griffith Company A CORPORATION LUMBER DEALERS FIRST-CLASS SHAVE OR HAIR CUT. TWO DOORS WEST OF BANK. HUSMANN BROS. JOSEPH BACKS, DEALER IN FURNITURE Repairing Done. Funeral Director. Store in Backs Building (next to irrigation district office), Los Angeles street. CALL ON E. BROWNING AGENT DE KALB FENCE CO And see the Latest Improved WIRE FENCING for Poultry, Hogs, Garden and Ornamental mar5-1m J.M. Griffith Company A CORPORATION LUMBER DEALERS Near Railroad Depot ANAHEIM. Keep constantly on hand Doors, Blinds, Windows, MOULDINGS. Posts, Shakes, Shingles, LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS ANAHEIM GRIST MILLS OPERATING ON Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week: Grain, Feed, Meal, Etc., of all varieties. Corn shelled and ship ed. W.T. BROWN, Agent. $156,000 in Presents! To be Awarded to “Examiner” subscribers. A Free Gift to each Yearly Subscriber for the Season of 1895-96. Do Not Miss This Chance But Subscribe Immediately. Price $1.50 Per Annum! JOSEPH HELMSEN, Examiner Agent