anaheim-gazette 1896-05-21

LATE NEWS OF THE WEEK. Water Board Discuss an Assessment. Will Probably be Levied at a Meeting to be Held on Saturday Next—The Baron Steinmetz Put to Scrubbing Jail Floors in the Los Angeles Bastile—The Report Yesterday Afternoon That He Escaped from the Chain Gang was an Error—Interesting Matter to be Voted upon in the Anaheim School District—Bids for the New Schoolhouse at Cypress-Zanjero's Break the Record in Delivering Water. The water board met in regular session on Saturday, Mr. Crowther in the chair, and Directors Key, Spencer, Nebelung, Browning and Amerige present. Mr. Spencer reported progress on securing the franchise from the city council for running the company's ditches through the streets of the city. Mr. Browning reported progress on viewing the pipe line near his place. A test had been made, and two breaks in the pipe discovered. These had been remedied, and another test will be had in the near future. Opinion of Attorney Melrose on right of way for the North Branch ditch, holding that the company have a perfect legal right of way. Ordered spread upon the minutes. Communication from C. E. Raemella, asking that a bridge be constructed over the ditch on Santa Ana street, at the junction of Philadelphia. Mr. Spencer made the point that the request for bridges should come from the city council officially. After discussion, the communication was laid on the table pending the securing of the ditch franchise. Under the head of reports, Supt. Shepard reported more water in the river and ditches than last month. Baron Woerms of Los Angeles appeared before the board and asked for the placing of a gate in the Southside ditch at his ranch south of town. To the Superintendent. The salaries of Zanjeros Littlefield and Stone were raised from $65 to $80 during May, their wages during the months of June, July and August being fixed by their contract at the latter figure. The raise during the present month is occasioned by the extra amount of work now being performed. The board adjourned, and subsequently having gone downstairs and been called back on account of the failure to levy an assessment, were again called to order for that purpose. TO A DUNGEON CELL. OUR OLD FRIEND STEINMETZ, THE BARON, SENTENCED TO THE CHAIN GANG BY AN UNFEELING LOS ANGELES MAGISTRATE. Our friend the Baron von Snigglefritz has fallen into evil ways. He has run across hard lines. He is in the chain gang—or was when last we heard of him. His arrest for carrying a concealed weapon, for which he was taken in, in the Angelic town last week, was in all probability the pretex for holding him on some graver charge, but so far this charge against him has not appeared. That the Baron swindled the Mitchels at Pasadena out of two hundred dollars if not more is now pretty well understood, and that he negotiated a loan of some sixty odd dollars from Mrs. Cadman, of this city, with which to bring a libel suit against this paper, is also tacitly admitted. A Los Angeles police officer was in town on Friday last interviewing the lady, and had in his possession damaging evidence against the Baron; but the lady announced that she would not prosecute the chap, preferring to let the matter go as it is. The Baron, on the occasion of his visit to Judge Ballard, the District Attorney, announced that it was his wish to have the proprietors of this paper "ground down in the dust" for the perpetration of its unseemly libel upon him; but when the Judge got through talking to him, the Baron was taken with a violent attack of cold feet. On Thursday last, when his trial was called for carrying concealed weapons, consisting of a revolver and bogues detective's star (both of which are said to be dangerous), a continuance was granted until Monday, to give the Baron von Snigglefritz a chance to get some money from San Francisco with which to pay his fine. On Saturday the money had not appeared, and another continuance was granted until Monday, when the unfeeling Judge sentenced the Baron to pay a fine of $30 or go to the chain gang for thirty days. The Baron is now reducing his avoirdupois cleaning the gutters in the Angelic town, and his friends of the Jonathan Club, whose legs he pulled in great shape on the occasion of a former visit to Los Angeles, are thinking of marching out to meet him and giving him a cheer for old acquaintance's sake. THE BARON ESCAPES! A dispatch from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon brings the starling information that the Baron Snigglefritz escaped from the chain gang, while at work in front of the Jonathan Club, and was making his way to the mountains, with fifteen police officers and forty-five members of the Jonathan Club after him. THE REPORT DENIED. As we go to press, a report reaches us from Los Angeles that the Baron's name was Kleinigkeiten. This week will probably close up the orange shipping season in Anaheim. The next musicale of the Aeolian society will be held Monday evening, May 27th, at Hotel del Campo. The ladies' euchre club meet with Mrs. Rogers of East Anaheim on Friday afternoon of next week. The junior C. E. society of the Presbyterian Church picnicked at Curtis's grove on Saturday afternoon last. The Pastime club entertained their friends at progressive euchre at the Del Campo last evening. Now that the Baron is in jail, what's the matter with talking up a glorious old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration? The notice for the sale of a franchise by the city council for the maintenance of a system of ditches in town appears in another column. The residence of N. Hart on Claudina street is vastly improved in appearance since its decoration with a new coat of paint, and the addition of a glass-covered porch at the rear. The general postoffice has advertised for bids for the carriage of the mail between Anaheim and Clair post offices. The service will be tri-weekly and the contract is to be for two years. Blacksmith Connolly having returned to his place at the forge and anvil, Lee Scott is again at leisure, and was yesterday afternoon considering whether to accept of a lucrative position in town, or to hie himself to his old home in San Francisco—with the chance in favor of the former. Slugger McCullom of the bicycle agency informs us he knows nothing about the bicycle road race which a Santa Ana correspondent talks about. He however is considering the proposition of landing his terrible right on the Baron's right ear, in the event of our bailing him (the Baron) out. The Magnolia club is taking steps to erect a platform for dancing purposes, opposite the Clair postoffice. It will be covered with a handsome awning until the funds of the club mature sufficiently to enclose it hall fashion. The site has been granted rent free by W. H. Kennedy of Alamitos. The Santa Ana Herald appeared as a daily evening paper on Monday. The paper is a six column quarto, and announces that it has come to stay. Santa Ana has two evening papers now, and its wants in that line ought to be pretty well supplied. Charley Norman has entered the ranks of the benedicks again, and has taken to wife Miss Fay Stevens, one of the handsomest young ladies of West Anaheim. The weddiness was performed at the rei Under the head of reports, Sapt. Shepard reported more water in the river and ditches last month. Baron Worms of Los Angeles appeared before the board and asked for the placing of a gate in the Southside ditch at his ranch south of town. To the Superintendent. The salaries of Zanjeros Littlefield and Stone were raised from $65 to $80 during May, their wages during the months of June, July and August being fixed by their contract at the latter figure. The raise during the present month is occasioned by the extra amount of work now being performed. The board adjourned, and subsequently having gone downstairs and been called back on account of the failure to levy an assessment, were again called to order for that purpose. Mr. Browning raised the point that the board having adjourned, they could not come together again unless in special session, and as that required five days' notice, according to the by-laws, no legal assessment could be levied. The point was supported by Attorney Melrose, and the board adjourned until next Saturday, at which time the assessment will probably be levied. HENRY GARFIAS’ BRAVERY A FORMER ANAHEIMER WHO MADE IT INTERESTING FOR ARIZONA OUT-LAWS—HE WAS MANY TIMES SHOT AT, BUT HE ALWAYS CAME BACK WITH HIS MAN. Henry Garfias who died at Phoenix, Ariz., on the 9th inst., was an old-time Anaheimer, and is recalled by many of our residents, he having lived here in the early days. He went to Arizona, and became an officer of the law, and his record for daring in the pursuit and capture of criminals was probably never excelled. In the Phoenix Republican of the 9th appears a lengthy obituary notice of the deceased, from which we take an extract as showing the quality of his bravery: One of the famous episodes of Phoenix history was participated in by Garfias. A Mexican who has descended to history as "The Saber Slasher," rode an attack down the main street one Sunday, slashing with a great cavalry saber every American he could reach. One man died of his wounds and others were seriously injured. The man, being well mounted, escaped, but was trailed by Garfias far down into Sonora, and was found in a den of cut-throats. Garfias, nothing daunted, marched boldly in, captured his man, brought him back across the border without any such formality as extradition, and deposited him safely in the Phoenix jail, where he was later killed by Hi McDonald and a lawyer named Stevenson in an attempt to escape. Later a desperado named Oviedo was to be arrested. As he and Garfias were personal enemies, the latter was unwilling to undertake the arrest, but finally, on the refusal of of the rant of the police force to do the work, went out to do his duty. Oviedo was a carpenter at work at the school house with a loaded shotgun on his work bench. He had threatened to kill Garfias on sight, but the officer walked up toward him, his hands open and with pacific words. Oviedo, however, snatched up his gun and fired point plank at his enemy. Garfias was one of the quickest of men with a revolver and probably beat the record on this occasion, for when the load of buckshot whistled over his head he got two bulllets into the body of the carpenter, and the latter had hied away to the distant land. Several years later, while Garfias was city marshal, several Texas cowboys fresh from their native heath, mistook the character of Phoenix and started to shoot it up. They were plainly not acquainted with the reputation of the marshal. As the first joyful yell came to his ear and the sound of pistol shots opened the ball after the fashion of the Panhandle, Henry was on his horse. The tour under the head of reports, Sapt. Shepard reported more water in the river and ditches last month. Baron Worms of Los Angeles appeared before the board and asked for the placing of a gate in the Southside ditch at his ranch south of town. To the Superintendent. The salaries of Zanjeros Littlefield and Stone were raised from $65 to $80 during May, their wages during the months of June, July and August being fixed by their contract at the latter figure. The raise during the present month is occasioned by the extra amount of work now being performed. The board adjourned, and subsequently having gone downstairs and been called back on account of the failure to levy an assessment, were again called to order for that purpose. Mr. Browning raised the point that the board having adjourned, they could not come together again unless in special session, and as that required five days' notice, according to the by-laws, no legal assessment could be levied. The point was supported by Attorney Melrose, and the board adjourned until next Saturday, at which time the assessment will probably be levied. HENRY GARFIAS’ BRAVERY A FORMER ANAHEIMER WHO MADE IT INTERESTING FOR ARIZONA OUT-LAWS—HE WAS MANY TIMES SHOT AT, BUT HE ALWAYS CAME BACK WITH HIS MAN. Henry Garfias who died at Phoenix, Ariz., on the 9th inst., was an old-time Anaheimer, and is recalled by many of our residents, he having lived here in the early days. He went to Arizona, and became an officer of the law, and his record for daring in the pursuit and capture of criminals was probably never excelled. In the Phoenix Republican of the 9th appears a lengthy obituary notice of the deceased, from which we take an extract as showing the quality of his bravery: One of the famous episodes of Phoenix history was participated in by Garfias. A Mexican who has descended to history as "The Saber Slasher," rode an attack down the main street one Sunday, slashing with a great cavalry saber every American he could reach. One man died of his wounds and others were seriously injured. The man, being well mounted, escaped, but was trailed by Garfias far down into Sonora, and was found in a den of cut-throats. Garfias, nothing daunted, marched boldly in, captured his man, brought him back across the border without any such formality as extradition, and deposited him safely in the Phoenix jail, where he was later killed by Hi McDonald and a lawyer named Stevenson in an attempt to escape. Later a desperado named Oviedo was to be arrested. As he and Garfias were personal enemies, the latter was unwilling to undertake the arrest, but finally, on the refusal of of the rant of the police force to do the work, went out to do his duty. Oviedo was a carpenter at work at the school house with a loaded shotgun on his work bench. He had threatened to kill Garfias on sight, but the officer walked up toward him, his hands open and with pacific words. Oviedo, however, snatched up his gun and fired point plank at his enemy. Garfias was one of the quickest of men with a revolver and probably beat the record on this occasion, for when the load of buckshot whistled over his head he got two bulllets into the body of the carpenter, and the latter had hied away to the distant land. Several years later, while Garfias was city marshal, several Texas cowboys fresh from their native heath, mistook the character of Phoenix and started to shoot it up. They were plainly not acquainted with the reputation of the marshal. As the first joyful yell came to his ear and the sound of pistol shots opened the ball after the fashion of the Panhandle, Henry was on his horse. The tour under the head of reports, Sapt. Shepard reported more water in the river and ditches last month. Barron Worms of Los Angeles yesterday brings us to Los Angeles that the Baron's name was used unjustifiably in the rumored escape from the chain gang. The report adds that positions on the chain gang are so crowded just now that the Baron has not been able to be accommodated, and is giving his attention to scrubbing floors inside the jail. He will probably be put on the chain gang later on. THE LATEST CONCERNING THE BARON. We stop the press to say that a dispatch from Los Angeles received last evening, at 6:45 o'clock, brings the intelligence that the Baron did a particularly neat job scrubbing the jail floor, and his success in that line is so great that he will probably be given an opportunity of doing some more of it. The Baron's haughty spirit rebelled at first scrubbing, as might have been expected, but he was brought about very nicely by a threat to put him on bread and water in and in solitary cell. The Baron will probably issue a challenge on his release from jail to scrub floors with any counterfeit Baron and adventurer this side of Carlsruhe. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. For the Week Ending May 19, 1896. Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. Emily A. Billings and husband, H.G. Billings, to Olcott S. Bulkley—S½ of NE¹¾ Sec. 23; T 5; R 10; $10. Sheldon Littlefield and wife to R. Luedke —Part of vineyard lot G 4, Anaheim; $600. Theodore Reiser and wife to Mrs. M. Luedke—Lots 1 to 5 and 26; block C, Reiser's subdivision; $270 75. Alfred Goldthwaite and wife to same—Part of vineyard lot C2, Anaheim; $400. C.E. Ramella and wife to James A. Whitaker—Lot 1; block N; Center tract Anaheim; $150. James A. Whitaker and wife to C.E. Ramella—Lots 17 and 18; block M; Center trace; $250. Jesse Davis and wife to J.E. Brown and A.R. Helme—NE¹¼ of NW¹¼ Sec. 10; T 5; R 10; $700. Same to Geo. W. Doremus—NW¹¼ of NW¹¼ Sec. 10; T 5; R 10; $650. P.A. Stanton to Ether T. Keoney—10 acres in Sec. 8; T 4; R 10; $100. A.F.Bradshaw and wife Louise H.Bradshaw, to A.R.Kelsey—Lot 6; block BGrand Avenue addition; $1.300. H.I.Heirichs to C.M.Heinrichs,his wife,-12 acres northwest of Orange; $10. Johan Jacob Mueller和 wife Joseph Young—Part lot 17; Grand Avenue addition to Santa Ana; $25. Otto Freeman和 wife Maria Freeman，to Anaheim Union Water Company—Strip of land for ditch 8 feet wide and 660 feet long,southeast of Anaheim; $1. R.S.Wilson和 wife,S.D.Wilson，to same—Strip 8 feet wide for ditch in W¹½ Sec. 14; T 4; R 10; $1. George A.Hister和 wife，Edna A.Hunter，to same—Strip of land 16 feet wide and 1.137 feet long for ditch known as Southside ditch，Anaheim; $1. John J.Weglein和 wife,Rica Weglein，to same—Strip of land for ditch in vineyard lot C 6，Anaheim，10x800；$1。 Edward R.Amerige到 Karl D.Gage—Lots 41，42，43，block 15,townsite of Fullerton；$1.200。 NEWS EIGHT MONTHS OLD. EDITOR GAZETTE—Sir: I enclose a cutting from the Los Angeles Times of May 14th supplied that paper by its Santa Ana correspondent, which runs: It is proposed to have a grand reunion of the old veterans occasionally in the vicinity of the new postoffice at Claire, this county. J. M. Gilbert is the new postmaster at that place. Will you allow me to say that no such reunions have ever been suggested in this vicinity? As to the fact of J. M. Gilbert being postmaster of Clair, he has occupied that position for eight months, and at the time of his appointment due notice was given of it in THE GAZETTE, so the news in the Times is just eight months old. Should not the stupid quill driver at Santa Ana look up fresher and more truthful items for his paper? What with its mendacity and utter incapacity, the Times is getting fast played out. Yours truly, A SUBSCRIBER. Pasture. Any one wishing to find good pasture at reasonable price, please call on the undersigned. Inquire at creamery or postoffice, at Buena Park. GEORGE REIS. Johan Jacob Mueller and wife to Joseph Young—Part lot 17, Grand Avenue addition to Santa Ana; $25. Otto Freeman and wife, Maria Freeman, to Anaheim Union Water Company—Strip of land for ditch 8 feet wide and 660 feet long, southeast of Anaheim; $1. R. S. Wilson and wife, S. D. Wilson, to same—Strip 8 feet wide for ditch in W. Sec. 14, T. 4, R. 10; $1. George A. Hunter and wife, Edna A. Hunter, to same—Strip of land 16 feet wide and 1,137 feet long for ditch known as Southside ditch, Anaheim; $1. John J. Weglein and wife, Rica Weglein, to same—Strip of land for ditch in vineyard lot C 6, Anaheim, 10x800; $1. Edward R. Amerige to Earl D. Gage—Lots 41, 42, 43, block 15, townsite of Fullerton; $1,200. Lou E. Sprague to Henry H. Chapman—Lots 5 and 8 of the Jameson tract in Orange; Cal.; $1,000. John S Johnson to L. L Newref—Block K, West tract; $5,000. Estate of Adelheid Reiser, deceased, to Robert Thiele—Lot 240x300 feet on corner Santa Ana and Olive streets, Anaheim. Stearna Ranchos Company to Nils Johnson—E₁ of SE₁ of SE₁, Sec. 18, T. 3, R. 9, 20 acres; $10. Same to C. M. Lathrop—N₂ of SW₁ of SE₁ and SW₁ of SE₁ of SE₁ and SE₁ of SW₁ of SE₁, Section 23, T. 4, R. 11, 40 acres; $10. C. L. Damron to the Trustees of the Cypress school district—1 acre in SW₁ of Sec. 16, T. 4, R. 11; $75. S. W. Parker and wife, Harriett E. Parker, to Florence E. Crooks—Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13, block B, G. B. Lyons' subdivision; $10. A. J. C. C. Bull for Service. Dollys Toltec (42387), by Landseer Rioter (24947), dam Clover Bud 4th (19992). Test, 16 lbs. 14 oz butter in seven days. Terms,$2, in advance.[may21-1m] W.J.Cole. Found. Yesterday morning, May 20, north of the S.P.R.R bridge between this city and Santa Ana, a leather satchel, containing a small sum of money. Owner may have the same on application to E.C.F.Pacholke,Santa Clara avenue, opp.Geo.Yong's winery,Santa Ana. Wanted. Good Milch Cow, Jersey or Durham. If price reasonable, will purchase. Apply to W.C.Eyman, opposite city water works. Lost Tuesday afternoon, on the streets of Anaheim,a lady's breastpin.Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning same to H.A.Dickel. No more punctures for bicycle tires! I have the stuff that will make your tires punctureless.Du Sock does it For sale at my cyclery,Bicycles from $15 up.All kinds of bicycle supplies. E.W.McCullom. Later advises from Mr.Dunphy's bedside are to the effect that a slight improvement is noticeable,the patient being able to sleep better since his removal to the higher altitude.His is still very low,and while little hope is entertained for his recovery,his friends trust that he may rally and pull through all right. The horse injured in the runaway accident in Soquel canyon some eight weeks ago,bby having the tendons of its hind legs cut in a very mysterious manner.was yesterday able to walk about the stable yard,一of the tendons having healed,and Dr.Lord,the veterinary surgeon in charge.is of opinion that the other tendonswhich are now well on the way to recoverywill be entirely healed in a week or two When first hurt,the opinion was freely expressed that the horse could never recover;but the worst stage was long since passed,and the animal gives every promise of recovering entirely and being a good roadster.Dr.Lord is entitled to great credit for his cure,and has added greatly to his laurels as a veterinary surgeon. Don't ask us where we got that McKinley button.Dozens of people have asked us where we got it,and to all we have said.as we say here,the we don't know It arrived at this office in a circular letter a couple of weeks ago,and the circular was of such length we hadn't time to read it,and threw it in the waste basket.We appropriated the button,and confiscated the stamp.N.B.-We don't remember if there was a stamp to confiscate,但if there was we probably confiscated it because that is what we always do.The letter came from some point in Ohio,the believe,and if this should meet the eye of the sender of the button.or if any of our readers run across him,tell him we are much obliged and call again. John Schauman leaves this morning for the Capistrano hills.to be absent a couple of months.He has disposed of his black-smith shop to Nick Hugo who will hereafter conduct the same,and will dispose of his stock of wagons and farming implements at cost.John has been in business here Reinigkeiten. Theek will probably close up the long season in Anaheim. The musicale of the Aeolian society Monday evening, May 27th, at Napo. The euchre club meet with Mrs. At Anaheim on Friday afternoon. The C.E. society of the Preaby-picnicked at Curtis's grove on noon last. The time club entertained their progressive euchre at the Del evening. At the Baron is in jail, what's talking up a glorious old-orth of July celebration? For the sale of a franchise by council for the maintenance of a chies in town appears in another instance of N. Hart on Claudina improved in appearance since with a new coat of paint, and of a glass-covered porch at the rural postoffice has advertised for carriage of the mail between Clair post offices. The service likely and the contract is to be with Connolly having returned to the forge and anvil, Lee Scott secure, and was yesterday aftering whether to accept of a motion in town, or to hit himself in San Francisco—with the order of the former. McCullom of the bicycle agency knows nothing about the bicyclie which a Santa Ana correspondent out. He however is consideration of landing his terrible Baron's right ear, in the event him (the Baron) out. Nanolia club is taking steps to form for dancing purposes, opposing postoffice. It will be covered some owing until the funds are sufficiently to enclose it hall site has been granted rent free annuity of Alamitos. Ana Herald appeared as a paper on Monday. The paper on quarto, and announces that he stay. Santa Ana has two sites now, and its wants in that pose pretty well supplied. Norman has entered the ranks kicks again, and has taken to wife evens, one of the handsomest West Anaheim. The weddle was performed at the rai long time, and his dealings have always been characterized by honesty and fair dealing, and his many friends regret the necessity for his departure. We hope he may regain his health during his sojourn in the mountains and be able to return to resume business operations again. The Living Pictures to be given by the Native Daughters at the Opera-house tomorrow (Friday) night will be Oriental, Greek and Medieval in character, and are adapted from works of artists of world-wide renown. The Native Daughters will be ably assisted by thirty of Orange county's most charming and obliging young ladies, and by Miss Werner and Mr. O. Werner of Los Angeles, who will render the music numbers. Reserved seats are 50 cents and general admission 25 cents. The entertainment begins at 8:30 o'clock sharp, and there will be dancing until midnight, after the Pictures. The Native Daughters meet this afternoon at 2:15 for the final preliminary meeting before the show. Not much enthusiasm was manifested at the Democratic primaries throughout this section on Saturday and in town only nineteen votes were polled. The following gentlemen were elected delegates to the county convention, which meets at Santa Ana on Saturday: Nick Bittner, W. T. Brown, F. A. Korn, H. A. McWilliams, Henry Oelkers, Chas. Schindler, J. J. Schneider. At West Anaheim no votes were polled, and the precinct officers selected the following delegates: Geo. C. Hagar, A. D. Porter, E. W. Champlin and B. J. Perry. At Fullerton Frank Porter, W. M. McFadden, J. A. Vail, Jake Yaeger, Ed Beazley and Elder Johnson were chosen. Bentz & Bailey have adopted the merchants' coupon books at their market to facilitate the work of adding up accounts, and doing away with the possibility of mistakes at the end of the month. Each book is arranged in coupon form, every leaf being good for $1 25 worth of meat, separated into coupons of 5 cents each. Each purchase is reckoned by the severance of a proportionate amount in the coupon book, and at the end of the month the absent coupons show the extent of the purchase. If paid for in advance, these books go at a discount of 5 per cent, and customers of the shop are thus given an opportunity of getting their meats below the regular rates for cash. Bids for the erection of the schoolhouse at the newly formed district of Cypresse, seven miles west of this city, were opened on Saturday, and the contract awarded to French & Walker, of Santa Ana and Garden Grove, at the price of $1,670, the lowest bid. Other bidders were H. A. McWilliams of this city, who was after the job at $1,709; Hulteen & Bergatrum of Los Angeles, who have the contract for putting up the new county jail at Santa Ana, and who are said to have made but out of the Magnolia schoolhouse, which little put up last year, $1,740; George Preble of Tustin, $1,673, and long time, and his dealings have always been characterized by honesty and fair dealing, and his many friends regret the necessity for his departure. We hope he may regain his health during his sojourn in the mountains and be able to return to resume business operations again. The Living Pictures to be given by the Native Daughters at the Opera-house tomorrow (Friday) night will be Oriental, Greek and Medieval in character, and are adapted from works of artists of world-wide renown. The Native Daughters will be ably assisted by thirty of Orange county's most charming and obliging young ladies, and by Miss Werner and Mr. O. Werner of Los Angeles, who will render the music numbers. Reserved seats are 50 cents and general admission 25 cents. The entertainment begins at 8:30 o'clock sharp, and there will be dancing until midnight, after the Pictures. The Native Daughters meet this afternoon at 2:15 for the final preliminary meeting before the show. Not much enthusiasm was manifested at the Democratic primaries throughout this section on Saturday and in town only nineteen votes were polled. The following gentlemen were elected delegates: Geo. C. Hagar, A. D. Porter, E. W. Champlin and B. J. Perry. At West Anaheim no votes were polled, and the precinct officers selected the following delegates: Geo. C. Hagar, A. D. Porter, E. W. Champlin and B. J. Perry. At Fullerton Frank Porter, W. M. McFadden, J. A. Vail, Jake Yaeger, Ed Beazley and Elder Johnson were chosen. Bentz & Bailey have adopted the merchants' coupon books at their market to facilitate the work of adding up accounts,and doing away with the possibility of mistakes at the end of the month. Each book is arranged in coupon form, every leaf being good for $1 25 worth of meat, separated into coupons of 5 cents each. Each purchase is reckoned by the severance of a proportionate amount in the coupon book, and at the end of the month the absent coupons show the extent of the purchase. If paid for in advance,these books go at a discount of 5 per cent,and customers of the shop are thus given an opportunity of getting their meats below the regular rates for cash. Bids for the erection of the schoolhouse at the newly formed district of Cypresse,s seven miles west of this city were opened on Saturday,and the contract awarded to French & Walker,of Santa Ana and Garden Grove.at the price of $1,670,the lowest bid.Other bidders were H.A.McWilliams.ofthiscitywhowasafterthejobat$1，709;Hulteen&BergatrumofLosAngeleswhohavecontractforputtingupthenewcountyjailatSantaAnandwheresaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdealing,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdeling,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdeling,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdeling,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.WewhohesaidtohavemadebutoutoftheMagnoliaschoolhousewhichlittleputuplastyear,$1，740;GeorgePrebleofTustin,$1，673,andlongtime,andhisdealingshavemasterizedbyhonestyandfairdeling,andhismanyfriendsregretthenecessityforhisdeparture.Wewhohesaidto 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the handsome men of West Anaheim. The wedding was performed at the residence for Lord at Fullerton on Sunday the happy couple are now at West Anaheim. Visitors on Monday authorized Brook to begin registration of new Great Register. We unknow appropriation will be made outside of the County Clerk's office all voters who desire to apply in person to that official will begin on Wednesday next, until August 10. Stilker has moved his Boston new establishment on Center City Hall, and has de- building with mammoth signs, entertaining the luxuries to be observed. Stephan will have a finer pies and cakes on hand than it is saying a great deal, for pies and cakes were never out of one of Kistler's pies off one's lifetime, and one of its makes a fellow feel like he's adding. Sunday being Memorial Sabbath, services will be held in the Church, and Rev. J. M. Stone memorial sermon in the morning at Hill Post, G.A.R., will attaches in a body. We will begin a series of meetings evening to continue through with the exception of Saturday of water by the water company, the delivery in being $745 19 worth up to the 15th, and in Anahein the same time, a total of $1,049 59 dollars. The sales for the month amounted to $1,706 09. Being delivered and there is the ditches than ever. Visitors on Monday let the conducting the delinquent tax-list to Blade, at 18 cents per square inch, and to include the furious copies of the paper to the Tax only one other bid was received, Herald, at 29 cents per square inch; the outside papers caring to put in a bid so long getting of the two rival papers may seat insured that the work with the least expense to the friendly friends of J. E. Dunphy will learn that he is lying at the north at East Riverside, having thither from his home at the hills some days ago. Mr. Dunphy her treatment for an affection of a long time, and latterly his merged into drops. He are legion hereabout, will hope for, and trust that he may be many years of usefulness in the postoffice. It will be covered here awning until the funds are sufficiently enclose it hall been granted rent free annuity of Alamitos. Ana Ana Herald appeared as a paper on Monday. The paper on quarto, and announces that to stay, Santa Ana has two now, and its wants in that too pretty well supplied. Norman has entered the ranks again, and has taken to wife favors, one of the handsome men of West Anaheim. The wed- day was performed at the resi- fectory at Fullerton on Sunday the happy couple are now at West Anaheim. Visitors on Monday authorized Brook to begin registration of new Great Register. We unknow appropriation will be made outside of the County Clerk's office all voters who desire to apply in person to that official will begin on Wednesday next, until August 10. Stilker has moved his Boston new establishment on Center City Hall, and has de- building with mammoth signs, entertaining the luxuries to be ob- jected. Stephan will have a finer pies and cakes on hand than it is saying a great deal, for pies and cakes were never out of one of Kistler's pies off one's lifetime, and one of its makes a fellow feel like he'sadding. Sunday being Memorial Sabbath, services will be held in the Church, and Rev. J. M. Stone memorial sermon in the morning at Hill Post, G.A.R., will attaches in a body. We will begin a series of meetings evening to continue through with the exception of Saturday of water by the water company, the delivery in being $745 19 worth up to the 15th, and in Anahein the same time, a total of $1,049 59 dollars. The sales for the month amounted to $1,706 09. Being delivered and there is the ditches than ever. Visitors on Monday let the con- ning the delinquent tax-list to Blade, at 18 cents per square inch, and to include the furious copies of the paper to the Tax only one other bid was received, Herald, at 29 cents per square inch; the outside papers caring to put in a bid so long getting of the two rival papers may seat insured that the work with the least expense to the friendly friends of J. E. Dunphy will learn that he is lying at the north at East Riverside, having thither from his home at the hills some days ago. Mr. Dunphy her treatment for an affection of a long time, and latterly his merged into drops. He are legion hereabout, will hope for, and trust that he may be many years of usefulness in the postoffice. It will be covered here awning until the funds are sufficiently enclose it hall been granted rent free annuity of Alamitos. Ana Ana Herald appeared as a paper on Monday. The paper on quarto, and announces that to stay, Santa Ana has two now, and its wants in that too pretty well supplied. Norman has entered the ranks again, and has taken to wife favors, one of the handsome men of West Anaheim. The wed- day was performed at the resi- fectory at Fullerton on Sunday the happy couple are now at West Anaheim. Visitors on Monday authorized Brook to begin registration of new Great Register. We unknow appropriation will be made outside of the County Clerk's office all voters who desire to apply in person to that official will begin on Wednesday next, until August 10. Stilker has moved his Boston new establishment on Center City Hall, and has de- building with mammoth signs, entertaining the luxuries to be ob- jected. Stephan will have a finer pies and cakes on hand than it is saying a great deal, for pies and cakes were never out of one of Kistler's pies off one's lifetime, and one of its makes a fellow feel like he'sadding. Sunday being Memorial Sabbath, services will be held in the Church, and Rev. J. M. Stone memorial sermon in the morning at Hill Post, G.A.R., will attaches in a body. We will begin a series of meetings evening to continue through with the exception of Saturday of water by the water company, the delivery in being $745 19 worth up to the 15th, and in Anahein the same time, a total of $1,049 59 dollars. The sales for the month amounted to $1,706 09. Being delivered and there is the ditches than ever. Visitors on Monday let the con- ning the delinquent tax-list to Blade, at 18 cents per square inch, and to include the furious copies of the paper to the Tax only one other bid was received, Herald, at 29 cents per square inch; the outside papers caring to put in a bid so long getting of the two rival papers may seat insured that the work with the least expense to the friendly friends of J. E. Dunphy will learn that he is lying at the north at East Riverside, having thither from his home at the hills some days ago. Mr. Dunphy her treatment for an affection of a long time, and latterly his merged into drops. He are legion hereabout, will hope for, and trust that he may be many years of usefulness in the postoffice. It will be covered here awning until the funds are sufficiently enclose it hall been granted rent free annuity of Alamitos. Ana Ana Herald appeared as a paper on Monday. The paper on quarto, and announces that to stay, Santa Ana has two now, and its wants in that too pretty well supplied. Norman has entered the ranks again, and has taken to wife favors, one of the handsome men of West Anaheim. The wed- day was performed at the resi- fectory at Fullerton on Sunday the happy couple are now at West Anaheim. Visitors on Monday authorized Brook to begin registration of new Great Register. We unknow appropriation will be made outside of the County Clerk's office all voters who desire to apply in person to that official will begin on Wednesday next, until August 10. Stilker has moved his Boston new establishment on Center City Hall, and has de- building with mammoth signs, entertaining the luxuries to be ob- jected. Stephan will have a finer pies and cakes on hand than it is saying a great deal, for pies and cakes were never out of one of Kistler's pies off one's lifetime, and one of its makes a fellow feel like he'sadding. Sunday being Memorial Sabbath, services will be held in the Church, and Rev. J. M. Stone memorial sermon in the morning at Hill Post, G.A.R., will attaches in a body. We will begin a series of meetings evening to continue through with the exception of Saturday of water by the water company, the delivery in being $745 19 worth up to the 15th, and in Anahein the same time, a total of $1,049 59 dollars. The sales for the month amounted to $1,706 09. Being delivered and there is the ditches than ever. Visitors on Monday let the con- ning the delinquent tax-list to Blade, at 18 cents per square inch, and to include the furious copies of the paper to the Tax only one other bid was received, Herald, at 29 cents per square inch; the outside papers caring to put in a bid so long getting of the two rival papers may seat insured that the work with the least expense to the friendly friends of J. E. Dunphy will learn that he is lying at the north at East Riverside, having thither from his home at the hills some days ago. Mr. Dunphy her treatment for an affection of a long time, and latterly his merged into drops. He are legion hereabout, will hope for, and trust that he may be many years of usefulness in the postoffice. It will be covered here awning until the funds are sufficiently enclose it hall been granted rent free annuity of Alamitos. Ana Ana Herald appeared as a paper on Monday. The paper on quarto, and announces that to stay, Santa Ana has two now, and its wants in that too pretty well supplied. Norman has entered the ranks again, and has taken to wife favors, one of the handsome men of West Anaheim. The wed- day was performed at the resi- fectory at Fullerton on Sundaythe happy couple are now at West Anaheim. Visitors on Monday authorized Brook to begin registration of new Great Register. We unknow appropriation will be made outside of the County Clerk's office all voters who desire to apply in person to that official will begin on Wednesday next, until August 10. Stilker has moved his Boston new establishment on Center City Hall, and has de- building with mammoth signs, entertaining the luxuries to be ob- jected. Stephan will have a finer pies and cakes on hand than it is saying a great deal, for pies and cakes were never out of one of Kistler's pies off one's lifetime, and one of its makes a fellow feel like he'sadding. Sunday being Memorial Sabbath，services will be held inthe Church，and Rev.J.M.State memorial sermon inthe morningat HillPost,G.A.R.,willattachesinabody. We will begin a series of meetings eveningtocontinuethroughwiththeexceptionofSaturdayofwaterbythewatercompany,thedeliveryinbeing$74519worthuptothe15th,andinanaheinthesametime,atotalof$1 ,04959dollars.Thesalesforthemonthamountedto$1 ,70609.beingdeliveredandthereistheditchesthantever. Visitors on Monday letthecon- ningthedelinquenttax-listtoBlade，at18centsperquareinch,andtoincludethefuriouscopiesofthepapertotheTaxonlyoneotherbidwasreceived,Herald，at29centsperquareinch;theoutsidepaperscarryingtoputinabidso长期gettingofthetworivailpapersmayseinsuredthattheworkwiththeleastexpensetotheyfriendsofJ.E.DunphywilllearnthatheislyingatthehillatEastRiverside,havingthitherfromhishomeatthehillssomedaysago.Mr.Dunphyhertreatmentforanaffectionofalongtime,andlatterlyhismergedintospecifywiththeeasymoneyinthechurch HavememberimprovingatJsonBros.atSantaAna.Heyareallofharness,carriagesandbuggieshavebeencompelledtoaddto theirMr.W.O.ClaptonformerwithW.harnessestablishment,beningnowwithGoodworkandlowpowerswill surelybearreward.Goandseethem. 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The unusually cold Springs finds us OVERSTOCKED Our immense stock of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS and SHOES must be reduced. For the next 30 days we will sell every article in our store at a price that will show our earnest desire to close out. Our Surplus Stock in a hurry. CLOTHING. Suits worth $5 reduced to $3 50 “ $7 50 “ to $5 50 “ 10 00 “ to 7 75 “ 12 50 “ to 10 00 “ 15 00 “ to 12 00 “ 17 00 “ to 14 75 COME EARLY. H. Harris & Co. 116 WEST FOURTH ST., SANTA ANA. The Red Front Progressive Cothiers and Shoers, and Pioneers of Low Prices. 304-306 West Fourth Street. Santa Ana, Cal. STRICTLY ONE PRICE NO MISREPRESENTATION TO ALL. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. BRANCH SAN BERNARDINO. BRANCH SAN FRANCISCO. Clearance Sale Clearance Sale AT GREATLY - REDUCED PRICES. FOR CASH RIMPAU BROS. Silence Isn't Golden---Not in Business! And therefore I call your attention to the fact that I want to sell you Confectionery, Notions or Fine Cutlery, Stationery, Books or Magazines, CIGARS, TOBACCO OR PIPES And as I am agent for ALL papers and magazines, you can save Time, Trouble and Risk by subscribing through my agency. JOSEPH HELMSEN, F. BACKS, UNDERTAKER And Dealer in FURNITURE. Wall Paper, Cornices, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Upholstery Goods, Paints, Oils and Glass, Sewing Machine Supplies. Etc NEW BUGGIES. L NEMETZ, the Painter, has just received a number of New Buggies, which he is painting and preparing for the trade. The vehicles are of the best workmanship and are warranted to be first-class. Call at shop, on Center street, near Opera-house, and inspect same and prices, which defy competition. L NEMETZ, The Painter. City Stables, A. L. LEWIS & CO., - - PROPS Center St, opp. Kroeger Block F. BACKS, UNDERTAKER And Dealer in FURNITURE. Wall Paper, Cornices, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Upholstery Goods, Paints, Oils and Glass. Sewing Machine Supplies, Etc Corner Los Angeles and Charities Sts F. CRIST Merchant Tailor LATEST STOCK OF Spring & Summer Goods Just Arrived. Suits, $18 up. Pants, $5 up. Goods of Latest Styles. Call and see my stock Center Street, near Opera-house. WHEN IN LOS ANGELES CALL ON NICOLL The Tailor, FOR— FINE TAILORING. 134 S. SPRING ST. Business Suits in fine fabrics from twenty dollars, made up in the latest styles. NEW BUGGIES. L. NEMETZ, the Painter, has just received a number of New Buggies, which he is painting and preparing for the trade. The vehicles are of the best workmanship and are warranted to be first-class. Call at shop, on Center street, near Opera-house, and inspect same and prices, which defy competition. feb 20-1m L. NEMETZ, The Painter. City Stables, A. L. LEWIS & CO., - PROPS Center St, opp. Kroeger Block BICYCLES FOR SALE OR RENT. Single and Double Teams. Furnished at short notice, and careful drivers familiar with the country, supplied when required. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Abstract & Title GUARANTEE CO. (INCORPORATED.) Complete Property System. Abstracts and Certificates of Title to all lands in Orange County. Experienced Searchers. Reasonable Prices. 134 E. Fourth St., SANTA ANA, CAL. Telephone, red 124. P. O. Box 446. Shaving Parlor (Formerly conducted by Wm. Frantz.) C. B. HUGGANS, Prop. TWO FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS EMPLOYED. Pool and Billiard Room, Cigars & Tobacco. Hot and Cold Baths. Four Doors east of Postoffice. A D. PORTER Contractor and Builder. Estimates Furnished. Shop and Office-Corner of North and Lampit streets.