anaheim-gazette 1896-08-27

HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK Municipal Tax Levy $1.15 on the Hundred Dollars. October 13th Fixed upon as the Date for Opening Bids for the Purchase of City Bonds—Latest Reports Upon Right of Way and Railroad Matters—Anaheim Has Still a Show for the Railroad Spur—Democrats and Populists Will Fuse on the County Ticket—The Man With a Bell—All the News of the Week—Local Brevities—Minor Mention. The City Trustees held a short but interesting session on Tuesday evening. In the absence of Mayor Rust, who is camping at Catalina, Trustee Helmsen occupied the chair, and there were present Trustees Groat and Conrad. Absent, the Mayor, and Trustee Lewis, who is having an outing at the Landing. The Ordinance Committee reported Ordinance No. 118, levying the property tax for the fiscal year 1896-97. The levy provides revenue for the city government during the coming year as follows: For the ordinary annual expenditures, 50 cents on the $100. For paying the annual interest on the city's indebtedness, incurred for the construction of City Hall, etc., 32 cents. For annual interest and one-fortieth of the indebtedness incurred by the erection of the city electric light plant, 10 cents. For paying the annual interest on the indebtedness incurred in the recent election for the increase in the electric light and water works, 23 cents. Total levy, $1.15 on the $100 of property valuation. Ordinance No. 117, providing for the sale of municipal bonds, went over, in the absence of the Mayor, the statutes requiring it to be signed by him. Two years ago when the ordinance providing for the electric light election had to be graced with his signature, the Mayor was camping in Strawberry Valley, and the City Clerk was dispatched post haste in quest of his signature. His race against time up the mountain side and back marveled at length in these colds. Magnolia through the week, in the interests of the coming railroad. Dr. Barter has offered $50 on condition that the road be shifted from his ranch, but if the railroad company cannot see their way to shift it then Dr. Barter accepts the inevitable, and will shift his house and barn and dig up about twenty three-year-old fruit trees. Not a bad sort of a man is Barter, his nearest neighbors being judges. Now that a flag station and siding are to be built beside the Clair postoffice and store, its proprietor, Mr. J. M. Gilbert, has had several flattering offers for his interest in the concern. Indeed, even at this early stage of the factory enterprise, strangers are casting longing eyes on some of the neighboring ranches, and some of them will doubtless change hands before long. The late Doe Garner of Santa Ana was well known in Magnolia where his eminent services as a veterinary surgeon were highly appreciated. His death is very much regretted by a large circle of friends. Mrs. Withe of Alamitos died on Sunday. Her illness was very short and her death sudden and unexpected. She was buried on the day of her death in the Alamitos cemetery. THE RIGHT OF WAY. ANAHEIM HAS STILL A CHANCE FOR THE SUGAR FACTORY ROAD, BUT IT WILL TAKE SOME MONEY TO GET IT. When Mr. John Meredith read our "Curse of Cain" editorial in our last issue, setting forth the fact that Anaheim was upon the point of losing the Southern Pacific spur to the Alamitos factory, he walked over to his neighbor, Mr. Shanley, and said that if Anaheim were to lose the railroad, it would be the direct calamity that ever happened to the locality. He forthwith announced his purpose that if it was not then too late to contribute toward purchasing the right of way, he would give $50 for that purpose. Mr. Meredith's position is precisely that of hundreds of others, who did not know we were so near being wrecked upon the rocks of parsimony. We personally never expected, when we wrote last week, to refer to this right of way matter again. At that time it appeared that the road would go to Norwalk; but to-day, with the route to the factory surveyed from Norwalk, and the right of way guaranteed by the Norwalk people, there is yet a chance for Anaheim to get this road. Mr. Boschke, the assistant chief engineer of the railroad company, said at the Southern Pacific depot on Tuesday morning that the route from Norwalk to the factory could be built for $25,000 less than from Kleinigkeiten. —The floor of the Sandwash bridge needs repairing. —The public schools open on Monday week, Sept. 7. —St. Catherine's School will reopen for the fall term Tuesday, Sept. 2d. —How much will you give to buy the right-of-way from this city to the Alamitos factory? —The Farmers' Institute meets at Fullerton to-morrow and Saturday, Aug. 28th and 29th. —Boyd and Hatfield have put in a new billiard table, and have now three fine tables for experts with the cue. —Center street is now being sprinkled from depot to depot, and the change is highly appreciated by travelers. —The Republicans of Garden Grove held a rousing meeting on Tuesday evening which was addressed by local speakers from Santa Ana and this city. —Prof. Frantz has painted the front of his establishment, and adorned the interior with a new wall paper, and his place has a new and very trim effect. —The telephone poles strung along the road north and south of town are an sightly disfigurement of the public thoroughfare. —The program for the Turners' picnic took place at Curtis' grove on Sept. 6th apiece among the new advertisements on this second page this morning. Miss Kate Champlin is acting as Secretary of the water company during the temporary absence of Mr. Blennnerhassett, who is spending the week at Catalina. —Joe Hatfield went down to Newport on Tuesday on a fishing expedition, and returned with one of the finest specimens of the juny tribe that has been seen in town many a day—a ten-pound yellowtail. —the railroad rate to Los Angeles, which was recently raised from $145 to $160, has started the people traveling by carriage, and every day or so one bears of parties being arranged for to make a trip by livery ride. —It is stated that the name Corona which South Riverside recently adopted by a voice of people has been objected to by Postmaster-General on account of its similarity to a name in the northern part of the State, and the South Riversiders will have no select another name for themselves. —a transcript of judgment in the case... For paying the annual interest on the indebtedness incurred in the recent election for the increase in the electric light and water works, 23 cents. Total levy, $1.15 on the $100 of property valuation. Ordinance No. 117, providing for the sale of municipal bonds, went over, in the absence of the Mayor, the statutes requiring it to be signed by him. Two years ago when the ordinance providing for the electric light election had to be graced with his signature, the Mayor was camping in Strawberry Valley, and the City Clerk was dispatched post haste in quest of his signature. His race against time up the mountain side and back was narrated at length in these columns at the time. The City Clerk had on that occasion for a companion none other than the well-known diplomat, Count Friedrich Ruhman, and the Duke of Schleswig-Holstein returned with the ordinance properly signed, so that the procession might move along uninterrupted. It was a race against time, and the City Clerk won, although Count Ruhman's hair turned to a perceptible curl as the stage driver galloped his horses down the hill, turning about short curves at dizzy heights on the mountain sides in the light of a waning moon in the early morning hours. This trip there is nothing to hurry about, and the pilgrimage which the City Clerk looked forward to with longing eyes, to Catalina and return, will not eventuate; and the ordinance will remain unsigned until the Mayor's return. Resolution No. 21, closing up Carlton avenue and Kraemer street, in Mr. Zeyn's vineyard, was passed, and the work of legally closing up the two thoroughfares which were never opened, was inaugurated by the full vote of the board. The Clerk reported that the water company had repaired the broken bridge on Thalia street. The committees having in charge the matter of closing the ditch in front of Fred Mickle's property on Center street, and of establishing new water rates, were not ready to report, and were granted further time. Under the head of unfinished business, a letter was read from a Pittsburgh firm offering to sell electric light carbons at $22 per M., 25 per cent off, f. o. b. in Pennsylvania. This is a cheaper rate than the city has been getting carbons for, and the Clerk was instructed to order a thousand. The board discussed the matter of advertising for bids for the municipal bonds. The City Clerk is already in receipt of a number of inquiries concerning them. October 13th was fixed upon as the day for opening the bids, although Trustee Conrad argued in favor of deferring the date until after the election. The advertisement was ordered in the Gazette, and Los Angeles Herald and Investor. Engineer Des Granges reported installing ten electric lights in Frantz's barber shop, and the board adjourned. COUNTY FUSION. DEMOCRATS AND POPULISTS WILL FUSE ON A COUNTY TICKET—PRIMARIES ON THE 5TH, AND THE CONVENTION ON THE 12TH. The Democratic County Central Committee met in Spurgeon's hall, Santa Ana on Saturday, August 22, at 3 o'clock p.m. with D. M. Baker in the chair, and in the absence of C. C. Monoghan, W. L. Metcalfe acted as secretary. After considerable discussion the date of holding the primaries was fixed for Saturday, September 5, and the convention for September 12. A committee of four, consisting of F. O. Daniel, W. M. Spurgeon, J. J. Boothy, and W. L. Metcalfe, was appointed to confer with a like committee from the Populist ticket. Mr. Meredith's position is precisely that of hundreds of others, who did not know we were so near being wrecked upon the rocks of parsimony. We personally never expected, when we wrote last week, to refer to this right of way matter again. At that time it appeared that the road would go to Norwalk; but to-day, with the route to the factory surveyed from Norwalk, and the right of way guaranteed by the Norwalk people, there is yet a chance for Anaheim to get this road. Mr. Boschke, the assistant chief engineer of the railroad company, said at the Southern Pacific depot on Tuesday morning that the route from Norwalk to the factory could be built for $25,000 less than from this point. The distance from Norwalk is about six miles and a quarter, and from here upwards of nine miles. The Norwalk people stand pledged to get the right of way. Yet there is one last lingering hope for us. The railroad people have decided—very generously we must say—to give us another show. The proposition is this: If a right of way can be secured for them from this city, they will put in the road from here, but the matter must be closed up this week. If the matter be not closed up by next Saturday evening, then good-bye to the road. It then goes to Norwalk. The committee on right of way seems to have adjourned sine die. They started in with a burrain and a rash, but we grieve to say they became overcome with ennail all too quickly. Better men do not live in the community, but so far as getting the right way for this road is concerned, they have not achieved conspicuous success—on the contrary, quite reverse. Tim Carroll is the one conspicuous member of the committee in whose favor exception must be made. In company with Judge L. G. Marks he has been interviewing the property owners along the line since Wednesday last, and good work has been done. On Tuesday Judge Marks had gone over nine miles of the route, extending from the factory to the curve, and had secured some fourteen deeds to right of way. Mr. Carroll has also done active personal work along the line, and great credit is due him and Judge Marks, as well as to Mr. Capitain for his active endeavors to bring the road to this city. It was announced on Tuesday that it would probably require $2500 to secure the right of way. This figure is higher than that given last week, but it is thought to be approximately more accurate than first e imates. Those who subscribe may pay 25 per cent of their subscriptions, and the balance in quarterly installments monthly, giving them three months to pay it in. Subscription lists will be out this morning, and if we can raise money enough to get the right of way by Saturday night, we get the road. If not, it goes to Norwalk. Mr. Meredith has started the ball; let him enlist his active endeavors in this righteous cause, and get his neighbors to follow his example. THE LATEST. Yesterday afternoon it was reported that the Norwalk people were working like beavers, and had the survey and right-of-way matter about closed up. Unless we get in and dig to-day our name will be everlastingly Dennis. INTERESTING RUMOR. It was reported last evening that a Santa Ana man left for San Francisco yesterday with papers guaranteeing the right-of-way to the sugar factory, and a bonus of $5,000 if the branch were built from that city. As we go to press, we are assured this report is authentic. Men and brothers of Anaheim shall we have this road, or are we to live in a one-horse Sleepy Hollow town all the days of our lives? FROM THE LANDING- The railroad rate to Los Angeles, which was recently raised from $1 45 to $1 60, has started the people traveling by carriage,and every day or so bears of parties being arranged for to make a trip by livery right. It is stated that the name Corona which South Riverside recently adopted by a voice of people has been objected to by the Postmaster-General on account of its similarity to a name in the northern part of State,and the South Riversiders will have no select another name for themselves. A transcript of judgment in the case of William D. Powell vs. B. F. Pritchaar tried in the Los Angeles Superior Court May last,and in which a decision was given in favor of plaintiff in the amount of $675.75has been filed with the County Clerk.The costs amount to $235.75. Billy Bordrow has rigged up a sunshade of sensible proportions on top of the sprinkler,and on warm days,the spreading folds thereof,and a stream of limpid loveliness projected on all sides from the spout at the rear of the sprinkle.Billy is the object of green-say enoy on this part of everybody in town. Bert Cook,the Garden Grove man who was detected while in the act of attempting to commit rape upon a little girl living with her parents in that vicinity,after she had retired for the night,some evenings ago has been bound over to answer for his crime beforethe Superior Court.If he meets same fate that overtook Baldwin for a sinar crime,a term in State prison awaits him. The Supreme Court on Tuesday after noon handed down a decision affirming that constitutionality of the County Government Act.Under this decision,the officials are every county in State,the with exeption of San Franciscowill hold their speciotic offices forthe termof four years. The man Smith who acted as Conna agent in Los Angeles,and who received skipped out from that city.being picticed of connection withthe attempt robbery ofthe First National Bank,and captured in Wadsworth,Nev.,Monday lastwas brought back to Los Angeles last nightSmith has been identified asthe man boughtthe hydraulic jackscowwhichwould useinthe tunneling underthe bank. We havethe complaintof a lady chardid living in West Anaheim who fusedgated her orchard a month ago,and whigh邻bears have not yet been instructedto that her industry in fumigating her orchardisnot set at defiance by danger from taxationfrom scale from adjoining orchardwhichhave not been fumigated. The August number ofthe Osteoptera was issuedthe early partofthe weekandmany respects surpassesin beautythe initialnumber consistsoftwopages,andthefirstpageisadorned,bestacomprehensivearticleonOsteopathyfromthependOfDr.Scheurerwithanexistent half-tone engravingoftheSanitationwhichisbylong oddsthebest picturethe buildingthathaseverappeared.Therumberalsocontainsphoto-engravingoffourofficesoftheinstitution,andtheyouladeflectedforherbeautytohave ON A COUNTY TICKET PRESENTATION ON THE 5TH, AND THE CONVENTION ON THE 12TH. The Democratic County Central Committee met in Spurgeon's hall, Santa Ana on Saturday, August 22, at 3 o'clock p.m. with D. M. Baker in the chair, and in the absence of C. C. Monoghan, W. L. Metcalfe acted as secretary. After considerable discussion the date of holding the primaries was fixed for Saturday, September 5, and the convention for September 12. A committee of four, consisting of F. O. Daniel, W. M. Spurgeon, J. J. Boothy, and W. L. Motosalfe, was appointed to confer with a like committee from the Populist party in regard to forming a fusion ticket. Numerous speeches were made favoring the combination and predicting the success of such a ticket. A general invitation was extended to all the precincts in the county to attend a meeting to be held in Anaheim Saturday, August 29, at Music Hall for the purpose of forming a Bryan Silver League. MAGNOLIA NOTES. The weather has been on its best behavior for the past week, and it was quite a relief from the hot scorching days of the week before. The nights, too, have been simply perfect—the moonlight glittering through the trees, or lighting up the green alfalfa fields, and the calm sweet stillness, so characteristic of country nights, brooding over all the scene. It's a picture by the great painter, well worth looking at, and the rancher sitting on his porch smoking his evening pipe, enjoys it to the fullest. It is one of his compensations, these moonlit nights. The moon seems to have been made for him. What a different shadow she throws on the hard brown city pavement, from the soft lingering touches with which she strikes the alfalfa field or breaks into a thousand prisms through the dark eucalyptus grove. To see a moonlight in all its lambout beauty, its poetry and soft sweetness one must live in Magnolia. "The devil's in the moon for mischief; They who call her chaste Methinks begin too soon their nomenclature. There's not a day, the longest—Not the twenty-first of June, Sees half the mischief in an evil way, On which three single hours of moonshine smile, And yet she looks so modest all the while." It was in the moonlight lately that Dr. Barter's strawberry patch was raided. It was in the moonlight that the coyotes stole 20 of Joe Hill's chickens, and in the same light some prowling thief ran away with the milk stands along the road. John Timney and Robert McClintock returned from the hot springs on Friday. They report a crowd of 200 people on the grounds, and the days rendered intolerable with flies and the nights with mosquitoes. The number of horses staked around the springs account for the plague of flies, and the mosquitoes were there to lay up a stock of energy preparatory to their Fall work on the residents of the valley. Mr. Tim Carroll paid several visits... Reinigkeiten. Horror of the Sandwash bridge needs public schools open on Monday 7. Sherine's School will reopen for them Tuesday, Sept. 2d. Unchill will you give to buy the way from this city to the Alamitos Farmers' Institute meets at Fulhorrow and Saturday, Aug. 28th. Hatfield have put in a new building, and have now three fine tables with the cue. The street is now being sprinkled to depot, and the change is highly by travelers. Republicans of Garden Grove held meeting on Tuesday evening which used by local speakers from Santa Ana city. Frantz has painted the front of the wall paper, and his place has a very trim effect. Telephone poles strung along the road and south of town are an unfiguredment of the public thorny program for the Turners' picnic to St Curtis' grove on Sept. 6th applying the new advertisements on the same morning. Champlin is acting as Secretary for company during the temporary Mr. Blonnerhassett, who is spendek at Catalina. Catfield went down to Newport on a fishing expedition, and relied one of the finest specimens of tribe that has been seen in town in day—a ten-pound yellowtail. Railroad rate to Los Angeles, which only raised from $145 to $160, has people traveling by carriage, and so one hears of parties being forced to make a trip by livery rigated that the name Corona which persisted recently adopted by a vote people has been objected to by the Mr.-General on account of its simi-name in the northern part of the South Riversiders will have other name for themselves. lowed, the amount to be charged to the general road fund. The Bridge Committee was instructed to enter into a contract with the Los Angeles Paving Company for paving the floors of the bridge between Anaheim and Fullerton, as well as two small bridges on Fifth street, beyond the city limits of Santa Ana. A communication from J. L. Maude of the Bureau of Highways was received asking the privilege of meeting with the Board of Supervisors and other parties interested in good roads. They met with the gentleman yesterday. A new voting precinct was formed to be known as the Newport Beach precinct. There was a partial eclipse of the moon on Saturday evening beginning at half past 9 o'clock and continuing until midnight, but owing to the cloudy condition of the atmosphere observations of the phenomenon were unsatisfactory. Mr. Ball, Sr., who lives three miles west of town was taken very sick while on his way to town on Monday last, and was compelled to return to his home. He became worse and passed into a comatose condition and remained so until yesterday morning when he became partly conscious and is thought to be improving. Dr. Champion is in attendance upon the case and hopes that his patient will soon be all right again. The announcement of F. O. Daniel of Santa Ana as a candidate for Superior Judge, subject to the action of the Democratic county convention, will be found under its appropriate heading this morning. Mr. Daniel is the first Democratic aspirant to appear for this office, and is well qualified to fill the duties of the place. We know him as an upright citizen and a staunch friend, and know of no one in the ranks of the unterrified more worthy of the nomination than he. Word comes to us that the Sisters at the Academy would appreciate donations of fruit and melons from the farmers and horticulturists of the neighborhood, for the orphans now under their care, who now number upwards of a hundred. No donations of fruit have been received by the Sisters so far this season, which is hardly what they ought to expect, living as we do in this land where such quantities of fruit goes to waste annually. We hope the mere reference to this fact will result in liberal contributions of fruit and melons to the Academy before the week is over. The palatial residence of Col. Northam at La Mirada was destroyed by fire shortly after 7 o'clock last Saturday evening. The fire is supposed to have been started by mice nibbling matches in the garret, a workman repairing the electric wires some days previous being supposed to have left some PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE Miss E. T. Cox of Buena Park is visiting in Los Angeles. Will Lawrence is home again from Shorb station for a short vacation. T. S. Butler of the Santa Ana Herald spent some time in town on Tuesday morning. Percy Gifford of Newark, N.J. is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Passmore, of Olive. Col. and Mrs. Brown, Judge and Mrs. Northrup, left Tuesday for Catalina, to be gone for several days. Manual Tapia and family are sojourning at Capistrano springs, and will be away for some three weeks. Engineer Schneider of the water works is taking a lay off at the beach. Mr. Wagner of Los Angeles is taking his place. Mrs. J. H. Bulger, who has been visiting at the home of Supervisor Potter, has returned to her home in Norwalk. Judge L. I. Marshall, a prominent resident of Deming N. M., paid a short visit to the family of Dr. Bailey last week! Mrs. Hamrick returned to her home in Olive last Friday after a visit of three weeks to her sister, Mrs. Farquhar, of Los Angeles. Miss Marie Horstman returned on Sunday from a three weeks' visit with relatives and friends at San Francisco, Monterey and San Jose. Sheriff Nichols was in town on Monday on a short business trip connected with his office, and took a run over to Fullerton and back in time to catch the 3 o'clock train for home. James Rimpau and wife spent a couple of days in Anaheim last week before going to San Pedro, where Jim has a position in the telegraph office of the S.P. F.C. Gay, general freight agent of the Santa Fe, with headquarters in Los Angeles, has been transferred East, and E. Chambers, hitherto assistant general freight agent, has been appointed to that office in his stead. David Heap, secretary and business manager of the Throop polyclinio of Pasadena, was in town yesterday in the interests of that institution. Mr. Heap informs us Throop will be stronger in its departments this coming year than ever before. Mrs. M. Everharty contemplates leaving for her old home in Mattoon, Ill., shortly, to reside permanently. Her daughter, Mrs. Julius Schneider, will probably join her for John L. Amlin, father of Mrs. Mary Foster, who last week became Mrs. Pierce, was on Saturday granted a list by the Los Angeles County Clerk to Mrs. Sarah A. Chamberlain. Mr. Amelia Father Meyer of Los Angeles, President St. Vincent's College, was in town on a visit on Tuesday, accompanied by Mr.Henrya student of the college. It is ten since Father Meyer visited in this city; she improvements during that time have such that he remarked on looking up C Street that he could hardly recognize thoroughfare. Count Bozenta and Madame Modesta were the guests of Mrs. Langenbergering the week, and on Monday took departure for Los Angeles en route to Torrey, where the Madame will go to recite her shattered health. On Saturday were the guests of Mrs. Northam, a Colonel's palatal home at La Mirada returned to this city on the afternoon.A few hours after their leave-taking Northham's residence was entirely destined by fire. Prof. R. L. Bisby of the Orange City business college was in town yesterday; she interests of that rapidly advancing progressive institution of learning. Professor informs us the school will be equipped this coming term than has already a large enrollment scholars.The railroads have made duced rate of $5 for 60 trip tickets to students of this college,and the Professors a number from this part of the city.The Fall term opens Sept. 7. -Tuesday evening the Independent der Foresters gave an entertainment Forester's Hall at Buena Park.The was beautifully decorated with carvings and La France roses and palms.The gram was good.Orchestra music was under the direction of Prof. Loughboro and the Whijonwhipit quartet gave their popular selections.Mr.G.A.Elfresh,High Chief Ranger,gave t dress of the evening,cruelling them to The hall was crowded with guests. John Smythe is engaged in making interesting as possible for an attendant mosales which has kept him to his bed a week or so past.John had to leave case in our composing room on Wednesday,and our other journeyman,temple on extras,got drunk Saturday night failed to show up on Monday morningwe have since been getting along with him.In the meantime George Baxing us out,and as the Satanic man turned from The Landing,the we are The railroad rate to Los Angeles, which is highly raised from $145 to $60, has been one of the most popular travel by carriage, and so one bears parties being ordered to make a trip by livery rig. A script of judgment in the case of D. Powell vs. B. F. Pritchard, the Los Angeles Superior Court inland in which a decision was given plaintiff in the amount of $675.72, ruled with the County Clerk. Bordrow has rigged up a sunshade on proportions on top of the street and on warm days, unseen under reading folds thereof, and a stream loveliness projected on all sides at the rear of the sprinkler, an object of green-eyed envy on the everybody in town. Cook, the Garden Grove man who died while in the act of attempting to rape upon a little girl living with her at night, some evenings ago, found over to answer for his crime Superior Court. If he meets that overtook Baldwin for a similar term in State prison awaits. Supreme Court on Tuesday after laid down a decision affirming the majority of the County Government under this decision, the officials of City in the State, with the excepter Francisco, will hold their reeffices for the term of four years. Man Smith who acted as Conrad's Los Angeles, and who recently out from that city, being suspected of connection with the attempted First National Bank, was in Wadsworth, Nev., Monday and right back to Los Angeles last night, has been identified as the man who had hydraulic jacksewer which was the tunneling under the bank. Have the complaint of a lady oriving in West Anaheim who fumior orchid a month age, and whose has not yet been instructed by City Horticultural Commissioners to indication of the scale infesting their though she has presented the necessitating them so do by a letter commissioners some weeks ago. This injunction upon her. The law made to operate impartially upon the county board should see to it industry in fumigating her orchid at defiance by danger from connoisseur from scale from adjoining orchards have not been fumigated. August number of the Ostepath led the early part of the week and in expects surpasses in beauty the initial number consists of twelve and the first page is adorned, besides extensive article on Ostepathy from Dr. Scheurer, with an excelent stone engraving of the Sanitarium, by long odds the best picture ofiding that has ever appeared. The also contains photo engravings of the users of the institution, and the young recipient of her beauty to have her stated recently adopted by a vote people has been objected to by the General on account of its simi-name in the northern part of the South Riversiders will have to other name for themselves. Script of judgment in the case of D. Powell vs. B. F. Pritchard, the Los Angeles Superior Court inland in which a decision was given plaintiff in the amount of $675.72, ruled with the County Clerk. Theount to $235.75. Bordrow has rigged up a sunshade on proportions on top of the street and on warm days, unseen under reading folds thereof, and a stream loveliness projected on all sides at the rear of the sprinkler, an object of green-eyed envy on the everybody in town. Cook, the Garden Grove man who died while in the act of attempting to rape upon a little girl living with her at night, some evenings ago, found over to answer for his crime Superior Court. If he meets that overtook Baldwin for a similar term in State prison awaits. Supreme Court on Tuesday after laid down a decision affirming the majority of the County Government under this decision, the officials of City in the State, with the excepter Francisco, will hold their reeffices for the term of four years. Man Smith who acted as Conrad's Los Angeles, and who recently out from that city, being suspected of connection with the attempted First National Bank, was in Wadsworth, Nev., Monday and right back to Los Angeles last night, has been identified as the man who had hydraulic jacksewer which was the tunneling under the bank. Have the complaint of a lady oriving in West Anaheim who fumior orchid a month age, and whose has not yet been instructed by City Horticultural Commissioners to indication of the scale infesting their though she has presented the necessitating them so do by a letter commissioners some weeks ago. This injunction upon her. The law made to operate impartially upon the county board should see to it industry in fumigating her orchid at defiance by danger from connoisseur from scale from adjoining orchards have not been fumigated. August number of the Ostepath led the early part of the week and in expects surpasses in beauty the initial number consists of twelve and off-the-shelf articles on Ostepathy from Dr. Scheurer, with an excelent stone engraving of the Sanitarium, by long odds the best picture ofiding that has ever appeared. The also contains photo engravings of the users of the institution, and the young recipient of her beauty to have her stated recently adopted by a vote people has been objected to by the General on account of its simi-name in the northern part of the South Riversiders will have to other name for themselves. Script of judgment in the case of D. Powell vs. B. F. Pritchard, the Los Angeles Superior Court inland in which a decision was given plaintiff in the amount of $675.72, ruled with the County Clerk. Theount to $235.75. Bordrow has rigged up a sunshade on proportions on top of the street and on warm days, unseen under reading folds thereof, and a stream loveliness projected on all sides at the rear of the sprinkler, an object of green-eyed envy on the everybody in town. Cook, the Garden Grove man who died while in the act of attempting to rape upon a little girl living with her at night, some evenings ago, found over to answer for his crime Superior Court. If he meets that overtook Baldwin for a simi-term in State prison awaits. Supreme Court on Tuesday after laid down a decision affirming the majority of the County Government under this decision, the officials of City in the State, with the excepter Francisco, will hold their reeffices for the term of four years. Man Smith who acted as Conrad's Los Angeles, and who recently out from that city, being suspected of connection with the attempted First National Bank, was in Wadsworth, Nev., Monday and right back to Los Angeles last night, has been identified as the man who had hydraulic jacksewer which was the tunneling under the bank. Have the complaint of a lady oriving in West Anaheim who fumior orchid a month age, and whose has not yet been instructed by City Horticultural Commissioners to indication of the scale infesting their though she has presented the necessitating them so do by a letter commissioners some weeks ago. This injunction upon her. The law made to operate impartially upon the county board should see to it industry in fumigating her orchid at defiance by danger from connoisseur from scale from adjoining orchards have not been fumigated. August number of the Ostepath led the early part of the week and in expects surpasses in beauty the initial number consists of twelve and off-the-shelf articles on Ostepathy from Dr. Scheurer, with an excelent stone engraving of the Sanitarium, by long odds the best picture ofiding that has ever appeared. The also contains photo engravings of the users of the institution, and the young recipient of her beauty to have her stated recently adopted by a vote people has been objected to by the General on account of its simi-name in the northern part of the South Riversiders will have to other name for themselves. Script of judgment in the case of D. Powell vs. B. F. Pritchard, the Los Angeles Superior Court inland in which a decision was given plaintiff in the amount of $675.72, ruled with the County Clerk. Theount to $235.75. Bordrow has rigged up a sunshade on proportions on top of the street and on warm days, unseen under reading folds thereof, and a stream loveliness projected on all sides at the rear of the sprinkler, an object of green-eyed envy on the everybody in town. Cook, the Garden Grove man who died while in the act of attempting to rape upon a little girl living with her at night, some evenings ago, found over to answer for his crime Superior Court. If he meets that overtook Baldwin for a simi-term in State prison awaits. Supreme Court on Tuesday after laid down a decision affirming the majority of the County Government under this decision, the officials of City in the State, with the excepter Francisco, will hold their reeffices for the term of four years. Man Smith who acted as Conrad's Los Angeles, and who recently out from that city, being suspected of connection with the attempted First National Bank, was in Wadsworth, Nev., Monday and right back to Los Angeles last night, has been identified as the man who had hydraulic jacksewer which wasthe tunneling underthe bank. Havethe complaintofa ladyorivinginWestAnashimwhomfumiorchidamonthage,andwhosehasnotyetbeinstructedbycityHorticulturalCommissionerotindicationofthescaleinfestingthethoughshehaspresentedthenecessituringthemsodobyabettercommissionerssomeweeksago.Athisinjusticeuponher.Thelawmadetooperateimpartiallyuponthecountyboardshouldseeoitindustryinfumigatingherorchidatdefiancebydangerfromconnoisseurfromscalefromadjoiningorchardshavenotbeenfumigated. August number ofthe Ostepathledtheearlypartoftheweekandinexpectsurpassesinbeautytheinitialnumberconsistsoftwelveandoff-the-shelfarticlesonostepathfromDr.ScheurerwithanexcelentstoneengravingoftheSanitarium,belyongoddsthebestpictureofidingthathaseverappeared.Thealsocontainsphotoengravingsoftheusersoftheinstitution,andtheyoungrecipientofherbeautytohaveherstatedreallyapresentedbya votepeoplehasbeenobjectedtobytheGeneralonaccountofitssimi-nameinthenorthernpartoftheSouthRiversiderswillhavetoothernamefortheeverybodyintown. F.C.gay,generalfreightagentoftheSantaFe,vithheadquartersinLosAngeles,hasbe transferredEast,andE-Chambers,hithertoassistantgeneralfreightagent,hasbe appointedtothatofficeinhisstead.MrM.EverhartcontemplatesleavingforheroldhomeinMattoon，Ill.,shortly,tosresper permanently.Herdaughter,MrsJuliusSchneider Willprobablyjoinherfora shortvisitinthespringwhen.asMrEverhart informsme,theremainshadherdeceasedhusbandwillbeexhumededandtransmittedEastforburial. JudgeVictorMontgomery'sannouncementasanaspirantfortheDemocraticnominationforSuperiorJudge,s subjecttothedecisionofcomingcountyconventionishandedinjustaswegoetpress.JudgeMontgomeryisofthemostwidelyknownandablejuristsinSouthernCalifornia,andifhere receivesthenominationwillundoubtedlymakeaverystrongrun. —TheRepublicansandDemocratawillholdtheirprimaries throughoutthecountyonthe sameday—Saturday，September5th.TheRepublicancounty conventionwillmeetatSantaAnaontheTuesdayfollowing,the8th,andtheDemocraticconventionwillmeetat12th.TheplaceoftheDemocraticconventionhasnotyetbe determined,anditis amongthepossibilitiesthatitmayassembleinAnaheim—soaDemocratwho oughttoknowinformsus. CharleyLandell celebratedhis twenty-fourth birthdayathishomeonMondayevening,andinviteda numberofhis friendsunitewithhimincommemoratingthatevent.JapaneselanternswerestrungbeenthreetreesandoutdoorgamesservedtowhileawtherighthoursRefreshmentswereservedprominentamongthebeinga54-poundwatermelonwhichCharlesraisedontheranch.Iwaslatewhenthe guestsdeparted.allwishingthehostmanyhappyreturnsoftheday. GeorgeBetzwasin Townone daylastweek,havingcomeinafterpayingforhisbeestseedoutoftheproceedsofhisfirstmonthlypaymentforbeets.MrBetzisoneofourmostsuccessfulbeateraisers,astrongprotectionist,hirecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb vividitytothetimeofBuohanan'selection,thepoliciesof protectionism,therecollectiongoingb 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The also contains photo engravings of the persons of the institution, and the young recipient for her beauty to have her graph appear, proves to be Miss Zolma than whom a more beautiful young woman not exist any where. The articles timely, and the number should be our residents, and couples mailed. Wayne County (Illinois) Press, Z. B. West's old home paper, in its Aug. 20 contains a very flattering report of him, from which we take the extract: notice by the Orange county, Calipers that Z. B. West, one of our townsmen and a member of the county bar, is announced as a candidate for Judge of the Superior Court. The Press joins with all who knewishing him success. We have many through the columns of our paper had to speak of the worthiness of Mr. He is a selfmade man, who has his way through life without assist-except his own indomitable energy. West is a native of this county, was the eastern part of the county along for 1851, and is now about 45 years His parents are honest, sturdy citizen like many others have been too enable them to assist their son in the delishment of his ambitious efforts. Mr. West was young the family to Edwards county where they re-until he reached his majority. West is a true type of manhood—conscientious, untiring, faithful to promises, firm in his convictions, and such a man as one is proud to call and one in whom the utmost can be placed, with every assurance has not been misplaced. We wish him success, and if successful such for his good conduct, honest administration and faithfulness to duty." Supervisors met at Santa Ana on May with all members present. Mrs. Stero's name upon recommendation of chairman of the board, was removed from adjunct list. The allowance of the children was also discontinued and Berstein was allowed $20 per month two months. The name of Fred Chandge ricken from the list. Command from the Los Angeles Paving company for $2145 for paving the floors of live and McPherson bridges was al- Highest of all in Leavening Power. — Latest U.S. Gov't Report Royal Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE A WORD ABOUT CORSETS Trashy Corsets are a "delusion and a snare." Our reliable corset patronage has been built up by the best corset for the least money. We want you to try our "KID FITTING" Corsets. We carry them at all prices—from 50c to $4, and antee them all. It's your patronage we want, and when we it we are going to use every just effort to keep it. There is set like the "Kid Fitting" H. Harris & Co. 116 WEST FOURTH ST., SANTA ANA. EVERYBODY Has to wear clothing; you can't be different from the rest. Do you buy in the right place? If you have not been in yet, better call around. We ain't much out of your way. See our goods; get our prices. We will astonish you; save you money; dress you better and more stylish than any store in Orange county. You Will Wonder How We Do It. MEN'S SUITS (Dark and Medium Grays and Tans) $5 MEN'S SUITS Pure wool cheviots and cassimeres, $6.50 to $9.25 MEN'S SUITS Black English clay worsteds $10 MEN'S SUITS Silk-wool mixtures and French diagonals $10.00 to $13.50 Underwear and Overshirts. The Biggest Stock in the County. WE ARE THE GREAT UNDERSELLERS OF LOW PRICES. The Red Front Progressive Cothiers and Shoers, and Pioneers of Low Prices. 304-306 West Fourth Street. Santa Ana, Cal. STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. NO MISREPRESENTATION OF GOODS. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. BRANCH SAN BERNARDINO. BRANCH SAN FRANCISCO. Progressive Cothiers and Shoers, and Pioneers of Low Prices. 304-306 West Fourth Street. Santa Ana, Cal. STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL. NO MISREPRESENTATION OF GOODS. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. BRANCH SAN BERNARDINO. 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, Woodbury Business College. 225 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal. The leading Commercial School. In session the entire year. Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy and English Courses. Send for Catalogue. Aug 20-Sm A D. PORTER Contractor and Builder. Estimates Furnished. Shop and Office—Corner of North and Lemon streets. City Stables, JOSEPH HELMSEN, WOODBURY Business College 226 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal. The leading Commercial School. In session the entire year. Commercial, Shorthand, Telegraphy and English Courses. Send for Catalogue. F. CRIST Merchant Tailor LATEST STOCK OF SUMMER SUITS Reduced in prices this Month. Suits, $18 up. Pants, $5 up. Goods of Latest Styles. Call and see my stock Center Street, near Opera-house. JOHN LOWE. Blacksmithing AND General Jobbing! Wood and Iron Work. Shop West of Cheeseman's Store. All Kinds of Repairing promptly done. Live and Let Live. august 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. A D. PORTER Contractor and Builder. Estimates Furnished. Shop and Office—Corner of North and Lemon streets. 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. 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 Chartres Sta. Abstract & Title GUARANTEE CO. (INCORPORATED.) Complete Property System. Abstracts and Certificates of Title to all lands in Orange County. Experienced Searchers. Reasonable Prices 124 E. Fourth St., SANTA ANA, CAL. Telephone, red 124. P. O. Box 446. ap128t