anaheim-gazette 1896-12-31

WOMEN COUNTERFEITERS EVERY GANG EVER ARRESTED HAD AT LEAST ONE FEMALE MEMBER. Women have a weakness for counterfeiting. The first person ever executed for that crime was a woman. She was an English woman, named Barbara Spencer, and was put to death in 1721 for making false shillings. She was strangled and burned at the stake. Curiously enough, her accomplices were acquitted. Nancy Kidd was one of the most remarkable counterfeiters ever known in this country. She belonged to a family of noted forgers. She carried on her nefarious trade for more than thirty years in Chicago, and was arrested there many times. On one of these occasions a lot of fiber paper was found on her person. The Government officials were completely at a loss to know how she had obtained this. Finally she confessed that a chemical solution had been used to wash the faces of the notes perfectly clean. Thus she was in the habit of taking $1 bills and changing them into larger denominations. The Government authorities released her in return for her valuable information and for telling them what the solution was. However, they had her shadowed by detectives, and finally caught her with $17,000 worth of counterfeit money in a box. She was found guilty on seven different indictments for counterfeiting, and was sentenced to eight years in State prison, where she finally died. One of the cleverest tricks ever played on Uncle Sam was invented by a woman who lived in Philadelphia. Her plan was to take $10 and $20 gold pieces, and with a small drill worked by steam power, to bore out insides and then refill them with some base metal, being careful that they should weigh exactly the right amount when she had finished. This she accomplished by drilling through the milled edge of the coin, and then, after filling the hole, covered it with a little of the extracted gold. In this way she made $7.50 on every eagle and $16 on every double eagle. The officials of the secret service say that this is the safest device ever invented for cheating the Treasury. Counterfeiting is very apt to run in families. This, of course, is natural, as a father brings up his son or daughter to follow his profession. Women who often would otherwise be good are often led into this crime by marrying men who carry it on as a business. But sometimes it works the other way. Women teach their husbands how to make false money. This is what happened when Ben Boyd married Mary Ackerman of Indiana. Her father was one of the most successful counterfeiters of his day, and his daughter had a thorough acquaintance with the art. Mrs. Boyd carefully taught her husband all the secrets of the trade, and he became one of the most Woman's work Is never done, and it is especially wearing and wearisome to those whose blood is impure and unfit properly to tone, sustain, and renew the wasting of nerve, muscle and tissue. 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The Spaniards fought bravely for a few moments, but the odds were too much and they fled in all directions, the Cubans pursuing them for miles. Over forty Spanish soldiers were killed or wounded and forty taken prisoners. The Cubans received a quantity of arms, ammunition and medical supplies. It is reported that the expedition landed safely and that all the cargoes were taken to Gomez's camp. In Havana much speculation has been indulged in to-day as to why Weyler changed his mind and went to the Pinar del Rio section, instead of going to Matanzas and into Santa Clara provinces, as bad been arranged. The solution is that bad news was received from the Spanish front near the troocha and that the Spanish commanders, not wishing to stand the responsibility, wired to Weyler. One of the principal reasons of the Spanish Government for insisting upon General Weyler making a decisive attempt to clear the provinces of Pinar del Rio, Havana and Matanzas within a few weeks is the urgent necessity for scoring a military success before Spain has once more to appeal to the native and foreign markets for fresh loans when she shall have exhausted the money SATISFIED WITH HEART GYPSY LOVER. STRANGE INFATUATION OF THE PRINCE CHIMAY — COMES OF EDOPING FAMILY. London, Dec. 26.—Princess de Cara Chimay, the Detroit girl who recelped from Paris with a musician, is adorned with her lover at his home in a reverence village in Hungary, Vienna dispatched yesterday and to day assert, defiantly fitted with him and her position. The sentiment seems absurdly extravagant, but in entire conformity with her course in before she eloped. Prince de Cara Chimay is of French origin. Several annotators performed splendid service in French armies. Miss Clara Ward, as well known, is the daughter of a well-known, is the daughter of a well-known Canadian, who now lives in Detroit. first met at Nice, and were married in Janos Rigo, the gypsy, was born at Pine in the district of Samoggy, Hungary. He anything but an Adonis, being a tall, awkward animal of thirty-five with strong black hair which seems pasted on his head and is sorrupulously parted in the middle. He is pitted with smallpox. Rigo wife. Their two children died. He went to Paris five years ago and joined a gypsy band of musicians. His diddling traced the attention of the benevolent Asian Prince Jablonowsky, who advanced him money to start a band of his own. Princess Chimay, who had already fully risked her reputation in other affairs happened in the restaurant where he playing last winter and conversed with In a day or two there was no secret at concealment on the part of the Princess Rigo's wife was the first to object. Viz scenes resulted and to end them Rigo this proposition to her: "Go back to your father with your father your mother your brother and live at Parks with parents. I will pay your fare and send a thousand francs a month. Then who have made a fortune through the gifts of Princess I will rejoin you and we will quietly on our income." Mrs. Rigo was easily persuaded, and turned to her native country, but no France a month being forthcoming she turned to Paris, accompanied by her band's mother. Rigo consented to rest his mother, and even introduced her to Princess, who invited her to Junobeon, with his wife he would have nothing to do A tortnight later the poor woman left brokenhearted. All this happened at the beginning of summer. The pair went to the seaside afterward traveled. They were in August at a hotel on Boulevard Capucino, where one day Rigo gave a quiet to his former colleagues. "Are you happy madam?" asked on the guests of the hostess." SPAIN HAS NO COIN OR CREDIT. A CRISIS MUST COME IN TWO MONTHS —ALL REVENUES ARE IN PAWN. New York, Dec. 27.—A Madrid special says: Spain is bankrupt. It is useless to attempt to disguise the facts. Not only is she unprepared for war with any first class power, but it will be impossible for her to carry on campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines much longer. The cash sheet of the Bank of Spain to-day shows that not more than $19,000,000 remain of the $64,000,000 raised by the domestic war loan. This balance will all disappear within little more than two months. European banks have refused to furnish money. Capitalists throughout the world know the wealth producing machinery of Cuba has made $7,000 on every eagle and go on on every double eagle. The officials of the secret service say that this is the safest device ever invented for cheating the Treasury. Counterfeiting is very apt to run in families. This, of course, is natural, as a father brings up his son or daughter to follow his profession. Women who often would otherwise be good are often led into this crime by marrying men who carry it on as a business. But sometimes it works the other way. Women teach their husbands how to make false money. This is what happened when Ben Boyd married Mary Ackerman of Indiana. Her father was one of the most successful counterfeiters of his day, and his daughter had a thorough acquaintance with the art. Mrs. Boyd carefully taught her husband all the secrets of the trade, and he became one of the most famous forgers of the age. They carried on the business with such a high degree of skill that they were not captured for years, and, when at last secret service Hawkshaws did run them down, not a single counterfeit plate, note or coin was found in their possession. When their house was searched $8,000 in good money was found. This small amount was all the money they had accumulated during all their years of crime. Of course the officers could not touch it. Afterward sufficient evidence was secured to convict them and they were sent to prison. They both claimed to have been converted while in State prison, and after their release settled in Chicago, where they apparently lived an honest life. A case that annoyed the secret service very much was that of a woman who employed a clever dodge. She went to a large shop and selected a valuable shawl. To pay for this she handed the clerk a United States Treasury note for $1,000. He took the money and disappeared, not returning for several minutes. When he came back she asked him why he had kept her waiting, and he confessed that he had taken the bill to a bank near by to be sure that it was good. She pretended to be very angry and said that she would not buy the shawl on any account, and walked out of the shop. A little later in the day she returned, and said that she could not find any shawl that suited her as well in the other shops, she had decided to take it in spite of the insult offered her. She gave him the $1,000 bill, and getting the shawl and the change, left the shop. The owner of the shop afterward discovered that the note he finally accepted was a counterfeit. The first bill had been good, but on her return she gave him the false one, which was a wonderful imitation. The secret service was much agitated about this and several others of the thousand-dollar bills which turned up, but they have since captured the plates. Practically every gang of counterfeiters ever arrested has had women associates. In the office of the secret service in Washington there is a large frame, four feet square, filled with the photographs of women who have either made or passed false money. Men almost always employ their wives or daughters for the purpose of "shoving" their counterfeits. SPAIN HAS NO COIN OR CREDIT. A CRISIS MUST COME IN TWO MONTHS —ALL REVENUES ARE IN PAWN. New York, Dec. 27.—A Madrid special says: Spain is bankrupt. It is useless to attempt to disguise the facts. Not only is she unprepared for war with any first class power, but it will be impossible for her to carry on campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines much longer. The cash sheet of the Bank of Spain to-day shows that not more than $19,000,000 remain of the $64,000,000 raised by the domestic war loan. This balance will all disappear within little more than two months. European banks have refused to furnish money. Capitalists throughout the world know the wealth producing machinery of Cuba has made $7,000 on every eagle and go on on every double eagle. The officials of the secret service say that this is the safest device ever invented for cheating the Treasury. Counterfeiting is very apt to run in families. This, of course, is natural, as a father brings up his son or daughter to follow his profession. Women who often would otherwise be good are often led into this crime by marrying men who carry it on as a business. But sometimes it works the other way. Women teach their husbands how to make false money. This is what happened when Ben Boyd married Mary Ackerman of Indiana. Her father was one of the most successful counterfeiters of his day, and his daughter had a thorough acquaintance with the art. Mrs. Boyd carefully taught her husband all the secrets of the trade, and he became one of the most famous forgers of the age. They carried on the business with such a high degree of skill that they were not captured for years, and when at last secret service Hawkshaws did run them down, not a single counterfeit plate, note or coin was found in their possession. When their house was searched $8,000 in good money was found. This small amount was all the money they had accumulated during all their years of crime. Of course the officers could not touch it. Afterward sufficient evidence was secured to convict them and they were sent to prison. They both claimed to have been converted while in State prison, and after their release settled in Chicago, where they apparently lived an honest life. A case that annoyed the secret service very much was that of a woman who employed a clever dodge. She went to a large shop and selected a valuable shawl. To pay for this she handed the clerk a United States Treasury note for $1,000. He took the money and disappeared, not returning for several minutes. When he came back she asked him why he had kept her waiting, and he confessed that he had taken the bill to a bank near by to be sure that it was good. She pretended to be very angry and said that she would not buy the shawl on any account, and walked out of the shop. A little later in the day she returned, and said that she could not find any shawl that suited her as well in the other shops, she had decided to take it in spite of the insult offered her. She gave him the $1,000 bill, and getting the shawl and the change, left the shop. The owner of the shop afterward discovered that the note he finally accepted was a counterfeit. The first bill had been good, but on her return she gave him the false one, which was a wonderful imitation. The secret service was much agitated about this and several others of the thousand-dollar bills which turned up, but they have since captured the plates. Practically every gang of counterfeiters ever arrested has had women associates. In the office of the secret service in Washington there is a large frame, four feet square, filled with the photographs of women who have either made or passed false money. Men almost always employ their wives or daughters for the purpose of "shoving" their counterfeits. SPAIN HAS NO COIN OR CREDIT. A CRISIS MUST COME IN TWO MONTHS —ALL REVENUES ARE IN PAWN. New York, Dec. 27.—A Madrid special says: Spain is bankrupt. It is useless to attempt to disguise the facts. Not only is she unprepared for war with any first class power, but it will be impossible for her to carry on campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines much longer. The cash sheet of the Bank of Spain to-day shows that not more than $19,000,000 remain of the $64,000,000 raised by the domestic war loan. This balance will all disappear within little more than two months. European banks have refused to furnish money. Capitalists throughout the world know the wealth producing machinery of Cuba has made $7,000 on every eagle and go on on every double eagle. The officials of the secret service say that this is the safest device ever invented for cheating the Treasury. Counterfeiting is very apt to run in families. This, of course, is natural, as a father brings up his son or daughter to follow his profession. Women who often would otherwise be good are often led into this crime by marrying men who carry it on as a business. But even introduced her to Paris, accompanied her to Princesses, who invited her to luncheon, with his wife would have nothing to do; her friend later the poor woman left brokenhearted. All this happened at the beginning of summer. The pair went to seaside; afterward traveled. They were in Paris; August at a hotel on the Beauvallard Capucines, where one day Rigo gave a quest to his former colleagues. “Are you happy, madam!” asked on the guests of the hostess. “Not wholly,” was the answer，“been my husband has not trying to get a divorce although I have done everything I could make him do.” The gypsy wife reappeared on her side at about this time, and as she applied the police Rigo became afraid and deprived with the Princesses. They are no Hungary, tranquilly awaiting the decision court. Rigo is said to be negotiating with his wife to get her also to sue for vengeance. Young Ward, the Princess’ brother abandoned his wife and children two years ago to elope from Dinard with a man Lady Eden, the famous English beauty. VOICE OF THE PRESS WHERE IS JIM M’FADDEN? From the Santa Ana Standard. For two weeks past the familiar figure our friend Jaas McFadden, president of Newport railroad company, has been spiromous by his absence. Our business look after our old citizens and tell we missing. Now where is Jim? Some say he is out in the peat lands curing a right of way and a bonus railroad to Long Beach. Others say he before the harbor commissioners at Los Goles trying to settle vexed questioning some say he is in San Francisco trying subjugate C.P. Huntington. Again whispered that he is at Canton, Ohio; tried to control cabinet appointments of Kinley. We don’t believe any of rumors; Jim has gone; we think; too help the insurgents; or else he and Wler are putting up a job to settle the auction of any oily人. Where are you, Jim? Bicycles! Bicycles! At McCollum’s Cycloer Center at Anaheim. All kinds of wheels to sell,$10 up. All kinds of bicycle supplies,and second hand wheels for sale.Worries can rent.All kinds of repairing done. DR.SHRADY ON VENTILATION Some Venerable Theories on This Sub: That Have Been Exploded. The effect of expired air upon an atmosphere contaminated with many breaths or forces which follows confinement in an atmosphere is not known.Fore number years prior to 1888the prevailing that the discomfort and quietly NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—A Madrid special says: Spain is bankrupt. It is useless to attempt to disguise the facts. Not only is she unprepared for war with any first class power, but it will be impossible for her to carry on campaigns in Cuba and the Philippines much longer. The cash sheet of the Bank of Spain to-day shows that not more than $19,000,000 remain of the $64,000,000 raised by the domestic war loan. This balance will all disappear within little more than two months. European banks have refused to furnish money. Capitalists throughout the world know the wealth producing machinery of Cuba has been largely destroyed, and the principal source of revenue of Spain's revenue is dried up. Even were peace restored tomorrow it would be impossible to secure capital to re-establish the great Cuban plantations while the Spanish flag remains in that island as a constant and certain incentive to armed revolution. The situation appals all Spaniards who are not blinded by pride or passion. The nation's funded debt is roughly $1,200,000,000, and the annual interest on this aggregates about $64,000,000, more than one-half of the whole income of Spain. Although in recent years the annual deficit has been greatly reduced, the floating debt is now about $91,000,000. With two great colonial wars on her hands and a domestic rebellion possible in the near future, Spain's credit in the European markets is gone. It is hard to understand, on any basis of common sense, the haughty and desiant tone of the present Government. It was necessary to pawn the Spanish custom house to the extent of $12,000,000, a year to secure the much boasted domestic war loan. Taxes in Spain are already so high that it is difficult to conceive how they can be increased sufficient to avert imminent peril of unconcealable bankruptcy. Nothing remains unpawned but the tobacco monopoly, but if that should be hypothetical for war purposes, how could Spain carry on her Government at home? In a few weeks the crush must come in some form. Spain has guaranteed the cost of the Cuban war with an idea of bleeding the Cubans when she has crushed them, but the Cuban republic grows in power day by day, and already thoughtful men in Madrid begin to see that the death of Maceo is not the substantial victory they at first thought it to be. The banks and business men are groaning over the prospect. Ruin stalks through the land while the little king plays in the palace with his Austrian mother. CINOINNATI, Dec. 23 — A special from Tampa, Fla., says: One of the Cuban leaders here received news from Havana tonight confirming the report recently received of the Spanish losses sustained near Santiago and other towns near by while attempting to capture the cargo of a filibustering vessel. The Spaniards were routed and they wired Dechisine, thirty miles away, for aid. A train was made up there at once with great THE DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. T. A. Slocum, M. 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It is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the said wards and all persons interested in the said estate, appear before this Court, on Friday, the 18th day of December, 1896, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the Courtroom of this Court, in the city of Santa Ana, in said county of Orange, then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for three successive weeks before the said day of hearing in the ANAHREM WEEKLY GAZETTE, a newspaper printed and published in said county of Orange. Dated, November 18, 1890. J. W. TOWNER, Judge of said Superior Court. Storage Warehouse I take this means of notifying the farm and public generally that I will make Liberty Advances on Grain for Storage in my storage warehouse at Brookshurst Station; the S. P. For further partion are address A. H. CARGILL, P. O. Anaheim; or Brookshurst TISFIED WITH HER GYPSY LOVER. RAGE INFATUATION OF THE PRINCESS CHIMAY — COMES OF AN EMPLOYING FAMILY. JON, Dec. 26.—Princess de Caraman, the Detroit girl who recently from Paris with a musician, is actualher lover at his home in a remote in Hungary, Vienna dispatches of day and to day assert, defiantly satishim and her position. The state seems absurdly extravagant, but it is conformity with her courses in Paris she eloped. Prince de Caramanis of French origin. Several of his wors performed splendid service in the armies. Miss Clara Ward, as is now known, is the daughter of a wealthy man, who now lives in Detroit. They est at Nice, and were married in Paris. Rigo, the gypsy, was born at Parks, district of Samogy, Hungary. He is being but an Adonis, being a tall, skinny animal of thirty-five with straight ear which seems pasted on his head scrupulously parted in the middle. Pitted with smallpox. Rigo has a Their two children died. rent to Paris five years ago and joined by band of musicians. His fiddling atthe attention of the benevolent Rusince Jablonowsky, who advanced to money to start a band of his own. Chimay, who had already fearfaced her reputation in other affairs, died in the restaurant where he was last winter and conversed with him. Day or two there was no secret about stimacy and not the slightest attempt resolution on the part of the Princes. Wife was the first to object. 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G—In Center tract, block B, cash value of real estate $88. value of improvements $450, total value of all property assessed $583, tax $40 13, per cent 31 cents, cost 59 cents; total cost. Brunn, I. R.—In Spoerl tract, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 2, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 3, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 4, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 5, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 6, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 7, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 8, block 2, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 9, block 4, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 10, block 4, value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 11, block 4. Rigo was easily persuaded, and reto her native country, but no 1,000 a month being forthcoming she reto Paris, accompanied by her husmother. Rigo consented to receive other, and even introduced her to the mrs. who invited her to luncheon, but wife he would have nothing to do. Right later the poor woman left Paris hearted. This happened at the beginning of the war. The pair went to the seaside, and hard traveled. They were in Paris in at a hotel on the Boulevard des moises, where, one day, Rigo gave a banhis former colleagues. you happy, madam!" asked one of hostess. Wholly," was the answer, "because band is not trying to get a divorce, which I have done everything I could to him do so." Gypay's wife reappeared on the scene at this time, and as she applied to office Rigo became afraid and disapwith the Princess. They are now in very tranquilly awaiting the decision of Rigo is said to be negotiating a wife to get her also to sue for a diYoung Ward, the Princess' brother, nced his wife and children two years lope from Dinard with a maid of Dicken, the famous English beauty. VICE OF THE PRESS. WHERE IS JIM M'FADDEN? From the Santa Ana Standard. Two weeks past the familiar figure of Jas, McFadden, president of the railroad company, has been conby his absence. Our business is to order our old citizens and tell who is where is Jim? say he is out in the peat lands seright of way and a bonus for a to Long Beach. Others say he is the harbor commissioners at Los Anyling to settle that vexed question. say he is in San Francisco trying to ate C. P. Huntington. Again it is eed that he is at Canton, Ohio, tryinof the cabinet appointments of MoWe don't believe any of the Jim has gone, we think, to Cuba the insurgents, or else he and Weyputting up a job to settle the automthe Island. are you, Jim? Bicycles! Bicycles! Motollum's Cycleery, Center street, m. All kinds of wheels to sell, from All kinds of bicycle supplies. New wood hand wheels for sale. Wheels All kinds of repairing done. SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Exploded. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need ays Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Exploded. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and dan- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and丹- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and丹- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and丹- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or of adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a of years prior to 1868 the view that the discomfort and丹- SHRADY ON VENTILATION. Venerable Theories on This Subject That Have Been Explored. effect of expired air upon animal the subject of an interesting artiThe Medical Record by Dr. F. Shrady, its editor. "We need says Dr. Shrady, "emphasize the costs of what is usually called bad tion. It is perhaps true that disces are not to be traced to me, but it may be safely stated there is a distinct deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere of ventilated rooms. The cause of kenning sensation which comes up upon entering an atmosphere animated with many breaths or OF adual deterioration of the vital which follows confinement in such mosphere is not known. For a OF adual deterioration of crosses in those who are constantly led to the impure atmosphere OF ventilated rooms. I WANT YOU TO UNDERSTAND THAT I'LL HAVE NOTHING BUT THE GENUINE BLACKWELL'S DURHAM. You will find one coupon inside each two ounce bag and two coupons inside each four ounce bagOf Blackwell's Durham.Buy a bag off this celebrated tobacco and read the coupon—which gives a list of valuable presents and how to get them. THE Woodbridge Fertilizers ARE THE STANDARD Others say "ours are as good." Just ask such people wherein they are as good? Do yours contain as much Nitrogen, Phosphoric Acid and Potash? And from what sources are these elements derived? An analysis stating the exact amount plant food accompanies each bag Of the Woodbridge Fertilizers. Write for free circulars and bulletins.Address, Agricultural Chemical Works 901-907 MACY ST., LOS ANGELES,CAL. THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT -IN TOWN In Connection with the Boston Bakery. STEPHEN KISTLER, PROPRIETOR. The finest stock of candies in town.Also a Soda Fountain and will serve ice cream soda.Wedding cakes etc., a specialty. Wieland's Beer ON DRAUGHT...AT..... Southern California Railway.Trains leave Anshelm depot for the follow- STEPHEN KISTLER, PROPRIETOR. The finest stock of candies in town. Also a Soda Fountain and will serve ice cream soda. Wedding cakes, etc., a specialty. Wieland’s Beer ON DRAUGHT ...AT... The Club, R. CALLAHAN, PROP. Finest stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Best service in the city. Courteous Treatm en T. J. F. BOEGE. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Choice Wines, Liquors & Cigars Keeps always on hand a complete stock of the Finest Wines and Liquors. By the Keg, Oallon or Bottle. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Goods delivered free of charge. OPPOSITE S. P. DEPOT. ANAHEIM’ - CAL FRITZ RUHMANN'S Germania Halle. BACKS' NEW BUILDING LOS ANGELES STREET. KEeps CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND complete stock of fresh liquors, wines and Cigars. Cold beer always on draught The patronage of the public oleited. A. FREISE, ...KEEPS THE FINEST OF... Wines, Liquors And Cigars. Beer on draught Metz Block, Center St., opposite Postoffice. Southern California Railway. Trains leave Anaheim depot for the following points as follows: LOS ANGELES. 8:00 a.m. 11:07 a.m. *4:10 p.m. 6:09 p.m. SAN DIEGO. +9:50 a.m. 2:50 p.m. SANTA ANA. 9:50 a.m. 2:50 p.m. 5:49 p.m. SAN BERNARDINO AND RIVERSIDE, 9:50 a.m. +5:49 p.m. REDLANDS. 9:50 a.m. PASADENA, AZUSA, REDONDO AND SANTA MONICA, 8:00 a.m. 11:07 a.m. ONTARIO AND POMONA, 8:00 a.m. 11:07 a.m. ESCONIDO +2:50 p.m. SAN JACINTO, TEMECULA AND FALLBROOK, +9:50 a.m. OVERLAND EXPRESS, 8:00 a.m. 9:50 a.m. OVERLAND LIMITED (Mondays and Thursdays only, 6:09 p.m. Trains marked with a * Sunday only. Trains marked with an ÷ are daily except Sunday. All others daily except as noted on above schedule. Monday and Thursday, the California Limited, the popular fast vestibulated train, will be equipped with two Palace sleeping cars, Los Angeles to Chicago, Palace dining car Los Angeles to Chicago, Palace composite buffet car Los Angeles to Chicago, Palace sleeping car Los Angeles to St. Louis via Kansas City and Wabash Railway. This train is vestibulated throughout, makes no stops for meals, and will leave Los Angeles every Monday and Thursday. First-class passengers only. The Overland Express every day in the year carries Pullman Palace sleeping cars Los Angeles to Chicago. Pullman tourist sleeping cars Los Angeles to Chicago every day running through without hange. Pullman tourist sleeping cars Los Angeles to St. Paul and Minneapolis every Monday. Pullman tourist sleeping car Los Angeles to Chicago, with prompt connection at Chicago with corresponding car for Boston every Thursday. J. H. CLABAUGH, Agent, Anaheim, Cal. Gullek, Thom E—In Lorelei tract, block B, cash value of real estate $28. In Lorelei tract, lot 8, block B, value of real estate $28. In Lorelei tract, lot 9, block B, value of real estate $28. Total value of all property asses $84, tax 96, five per cent 5 cents, $1 50; total tax and cost... H Hart, Mrs. Jane—In Lorelei tract, block B, cash value of real estate $40, 46 cents, five per cent 2 cents, costs; total tax and cost... Hughs, Mrs. Mary—In Center tract, 28 block C, cash value of real estate $38. In Santa Fe tract, lot 23, block 2, value of real estate $38. In Santa Fe tract, lot 24, block cash value of real estate $39. Total value of all property asses $160, tax $1 84, five per cent 9 cents cost $1 50; total tax and cost... Hull, Mrs. Mary B—In Center tract, lot 30 block M, cash value of real estate $72. In Center tract, lot 31 block M, value of real estate $78. Total value of all property asses $145, tax $1 66, five per cent 8 cents cost $1; total tax and cost... K Kellogg, H. C—In Boege's subdivision of Lot 46, block O, except a strip 50 wide, in north end of lot O, cash value real estate $175, cash value of improvements $500. In Center tract, lot 25, block A, value of real estate $95, cash value improvements $600. Total value of all property asses $1370, tax $1 75, five per cent 79 cents cost $1; total tax and cost... L Langbein, C. H—In Lorelei tract, block A, cash value of real estate $45, 52 cents, five per cent 3 cents, costs; total tax and cost... Larsen, H. P—Personal property $10. In Center tract, lot 29, block M, value of real estate $72. Total value of all property asses $172, tax $1 98, five per cent 10 cents cost $50 cents; total tax and cost.. Leary, Frank—In Spoerl tract, block 4, cash value of real estate $22, 25 cents, five per cent 2 cents, costs; total tax and cost.. Leary, Chas. M—In Spoerl tract, block 4, cash value of real estate $22, 26 cents, five per cent 2 cents, costs; total tax and cost.. Lyons, Mrs. M. A—In Davis Bronsdition, lot 5, block C, cash value of real estate $88, tax 95 cents; five per cent cents; costs 50 cents; total tax and cost.. M Means, O. E—Personal property $65. South 12 acres of Vineyard Lot L, cash value of real estate $1200, value of improvements $256, value of all property assessed tax $40 42，五 per cent $2 02，cents; total tax and cost.. Miller, Jos. H—In Spoerl tract，block 5，cash value of real estate $22， 26 cents，五 per cent 2 cents，cents; total tax and cost.. DELINQUENT TAX-LIST IN AND FOR THE CITY OF ANAHEIM County of Orange, State of California, FOR THE Fiscal Year 1896-97 Amount of Tax and Cost Due. Mecher, Mrs. Louise—Personal property Northwest 5 acres of Vineyard Lot cash value of real estate $75, cash value of improvements $500, total value all property assessed $955, tax $1144, per cent 57 cents, cost 50 cents; total tax and cost...$12 52 Bell, Mrs. A.- In Vineyard E 5, lot 60, cash value of real estate $83 In Loriel tract, lot 46, block A, cash value of real estate $28, total value of all property assessed $111, tax $128, five per cent 7 cents, cost $1; total tax and cost...$2 35 Betts, Mrs. L. G.- In Center tract, lot 31, block B, cash value of real estate $48, cash value of improvements $450, total value of property assessed $333, tax $613, five per cent 31 cents, cost 50 cents; total tax and cost...$6 94 Brunn, I. R.- In Spoerl tract, lot 1, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 2, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 3, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 4, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 5, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 6, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract lot 7, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract lot 8, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract lot 9, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract lot 10, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract lot 11, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. Mitchell, Mrs. N. H.- In Vineyard E 5, lot 3, cash value of real estate $1100, cash value of improvements $300. In Center tract, lot 5, block B, cash value of real estate $260. Total value of all property assessed $1650, tax $18 97, five per cent 95 cents, cost $1; total tax and cost...20 92 Morales, Heirs of Juan—Personal property $10. In Original City Lot No. 60 bounded north by Smith, east by Conard, south by Dobner, west by Lemon street, cash value of real estate $65, cash value of improvements $75, total value of all property assessed $150, tax $1 72, five per cent 9 cents, cost 90 cents; total tax and cost...23 1 McFarland, A.- Undivided one-half interest in west 10 acres of south 12 acres of Vineyard E 7, cash value of real estate $375, tax $4 31, five per cent 21 cents, cost 50 cents; total tax and cost...5 02 O Owsley, S. P.- In Santa Fe tract, lot 16, block 3, cash value of real estate $55. In Santa Fe tract, lot E3, block 4, cash value of real estate $15. In Santa Fe tract, lot 7, block 5, cash value of real estate $45. In Santa Fe tract, lot 8, block 5, cash value of real estate $45. In Santa Fe tract, lot 9, block 5, cash value of real estate $45. In Santa Fe tract, lot 10, block 5, cash value of real estate $45. Total value of all property assessed $280, tax $3 22, five per cent 16 cents, cost $3; total tax and cost...6 38 P Packard, W. A.- In Vineyard C 3, lot 36, block C, cash value of real estate $72. In Vineyard C 3, lot 37, block C, cash value of real estate $83. Total value of all property assessed $155, tax $178, five per cent 9 cents,cost $1; total tax and cost...287 Parkovich, J. L.- In Santa Fe tract, lot 8，block 2，cash value of real estate $27. In Santa Fe tract，lot 9，block 5，cash value of real estate $28. In Santa Fe tract，lot 10，block 2，cash value of real estate $27. In Santa Fe tract，lot 3，block 4，cash value of real estate $24. In Santa Fe tract，lot 4，block 4，cash value of real estate $45. Total value of all property assessed $155，tax $178，五 per cent 九 cents,cost $250；total tax and cost...437 R Rafial，J.- In Santa Fe tract，lot 18，block 2，cash value of real estate $37. In Santa Fe tract，lot E9，block 2，cash value of real estate $88. Total value of all property assessed $75，tax 86 cents，五 per cent 四 cents,cost $1；total tax and cost...190 Rich. B. B.- In Vineyard C 3，lot 104，block H，cash value of real estate $77. In Vineyard C 3，lot 105，block H，cash value of real estate $83. Total value of all property assessed $160，tax $184，五 per cent 九 cents,cost $1；total tax and cost...293 Richter，Mrs. A.- In Center tract，lot 28，block B，cash value of real Estate $82，tax 94 cents，五 per cent 五 cents,cost 50 cents；total tax and cost...149 Ruiz，Jose Maria- In Vineyard C 3，lot 25，block C，cash value of real Estate $65,tax 75 cents，五 per cent 四 cents,cost 50 cents；total tax and cost...199 City of Anaheim，County of Orange，State of California,and that I will continue such sale from day to day (Sundays and legal holidays excepted), according to the adjournments,and between the hours of in clock a.m.and three o'clock p.m.of each day of sale,and at the same place until the whole property hereinbefore set forth，或 so much thereof as may be necessary shall be sold;and that I will sell the smallest quantity of each piece or parcelof property liable for such taxes that will be taken by any person for the amount.In legal coin of the United States,the taxes and costs remaining due and unpaid thereon,together with the sum of fifty(50) cents provided by law for the Certificate Of Sale in duplicate in each and every case. CONDITIONS. The real property will be sold subject to redemption within twelve months from the day of the sale:but if not redeemed.conveyances absolute in form of the property sold will be executed to the purchasers thereof.as provided by law. NO PROPERTY IS EXEMPT. No property is exempt from seizure and sale for personal property taxes;even the home-stead and house utensils are subjected thereto.The law is imperative.The Collector has no discretion. The Collector described is in the City of Anaheim，County of Orange，State of California. Signed and dated at the said City of Anaheim， California this ninth day of December.1896. N.F. STEADMAN, Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim，County of Orange，State of California. CITIZENS’ BANK OF ANAHEIM. Hippolyte Cahen President W.T. Brown Vice President L. Goldwater Cashier DIRECTORS. Kaspare Cohn，W.T. Brown Richard Melrose,L. Goldwater Hippolyte Cahen STOCKHOLDERS Herman W. Hellman,T.J.F.Bocge.W.T.Brown P.Nicolus,Richard Melrose,L. Goldwater Kaspare Cohn,H.Cahen,j.A.Goldwater.J.Schlesinger. CORRESPONDENTS: In Spoerl tract, lot 5, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 6, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 7, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 8, block 2, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 9, block 4, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 10, block 4, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 11, block 4, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 20, block 4, cash value of real estate $22. In Spoerl tract, lot 21, block 4, cash value of real estate $22. In Spoerl tract, lot 24, block 6, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 26, block 6, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 11, block 6, cash value of real estate $17. In Spoerl tract, lot 12, block 6, cash value of real estate $17. Total value of all property assessed $401, tax $461, five per cent 22 cents, cost $1150; total tax and cost Butler, Mrs. J. E.—In Center tract, lot 3, block M, cash value of real estate $32. In Center tract, lot 22, block C, cash value of real estate $88, total value of all property assessed $170, tax $95, five per cent 10 cents, cost $1; total tax and cost Burton, G. W.—N half of S half of origiCity Lot No. 9, cash value of real estate 10, total value of all property assessed 10, tax $127, five per cent 7 cents, cost cents; total tax and cost D Davidson, S. J. H.—In Vineyard C, 3, lot cash value of real estate $79, tax $53 cents, five per cent 4 cents, cost $50 cents; total tax and cost Derricott, Mrs. Mary—In Vineyard E, 5, 18, cash value of real estate $500, tax $05 five per cent 20 cents, cost $50 cents; total tax and cost Des Granges, Adah—In Strobe Home-oad Tract, lot 12, cash value of real estate $72, tax $83 cents，五成四分4 cents，at50 cents；total tax and cost Dockweiler, L. B.—In Vineyard C, 3 lot block C，cash value of real estate $65，76 cents，五成四分4 cents，cost50 cents；total tax and cost Duarte Mariana—Original City Lot No. cash value of real estate $75，税$16，e成半分16，cost50 cents；total tax and cost F Friday, Mary—In Villa Tract，lot 26，block C，cash value of real estate $82，tax cents，五成五分5 cents，cost50 cents；total tax and cost G Jomber，Mrs. Annie—In Center tract，23，block A，cash value of real estate A，in Center tract，lot 24，block A，cash value of real estate A，总成价值92%，总成价值all property assessed175，税$21，五成四分10 cents，cost$1；total tax and cost Julik，Thom E.—In Lorelei tract，lot 7，block B，cash value of real estate $28。 In Lorelei tract，lot 8，block B，cash value of real estate $28。 In Lorelei tract，lot 9，block B，cash value of real estate $28。 Total value of all property assessed $44，税$96，五成五分5 cents，cost$150；total tax and cost H Hart，Mrs. Jane—In Lorelei tract，lot 1，block B，cash value of real Estate A，tax cents，五成五分5 cents，cost50 cents；total tax and cost Hughs，Mrs. Mary—In Center tract，lot block C，cash value of real Estate A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，block A，cash value of real Estate A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，block A，cash value of real Estate A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，block A，cash value of real Estate A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，block A，cash value of real Estate A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，block A，cash value of real Estate A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，块A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，块A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，块A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，块A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，块A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract，lot 24，块A，总成价值83。in Santa Fe tract， Raffal، J.—In Santa Fe tract，lot 18，block 2,cash value of real Estate $77。 In Santa Fe tract，lot 19，block 2,cash value of real Estate $88。 Total value of all property assessed$75,tax$86 cents,五成四分4 cents,cost$1;total tax and cost Rich، B. R.—In Vineyard C，3，lot 104,h Block H,cash value of real Estate$77。 In Vineyard C，3，lot 105,h Block H,cash value of real Estate$83。 Total value of all property assessed$160,tax$184,five per cent9 cents,cost$1;total tax and cost Richter، Mrs.A.—In Center tract，lot 28,h Block B,cash value of real Estate$92,tax$94 cents,five per cent5 cents,cost$50 cents;total tax and cost Rulz، Jose Maria—In Vineyard C，3，lot 25,h Block C,cash value of real Estate$65,tax$75 cents,five per cent4 cents,cost$50 cents;total tax and cost S Schuter، Fred—In Spoerl tract，lot 23,h Block C,cash value of real Estate$17。 In Spoerl tract，lot 24,h Block C,cash value of real Estate$18。 In Spoerl tract，lot 31,h Block C,cash value of real Estate$22。 In Spoerl tract，lot 32,h Block C,cash value of real Estate$23。 Total value of all property assessed$80,tax$92 cents,five per cent5 cents,cost$2;total tax and cost Schulz، Mrs.Johanna—In Hotel del Campo tract，lot 49,h Block E,cash value of real Estate$77。 In Hotel del Campo tract，lot 50,h Block E,cash值ofreal Estate$28。 Totalvalueofallpropertyassessed$65,tax64cent,s Fivepercent3cent,cost$1;total taxandcost Silvas، Juan-Personal property$15。 In Strobe Homestead tract，lot 13,cashvalueofrealEstates$100,总valueofallpropertyassessed$198,tax$28,fivepercentIIcent,cost$50cent;sotaltaxandcost Stoffle، Nick—In Santa Fe tract，lot 1,block4,cashvalueofrealEstates$55。 In Santa Fe tract，lot 2,block4,cashvalueofrealEstates$39。 Totalvalueofallpropertyassessed$64,tax$108,fivepercent5cent,cost$1;totaltaxandcost Sullivan، Mrs.B.—In Vineyard C，一leacboundnorthbySycamore street,eastbyAdams,southandwestbyChynowh,cashvalueofrealEstates$98,tax86cent,s Fivepercent4cent,cost50cent;sotaltaxandcost Steiner، J.-In Spoerl tract，lot 1,block4,cashvalueofrealEstates$17。 In Spoerl tract，lot 2,bLOCK4,cashvalueofrealEstates$18。 In Spoerl tract，lot 3,bLOCK4,cashvalueofrealEstates$17。 In Spoerl tract，lot 4,bLOCK4,cachvalueofrealEstates$18。 In Spoerl tract，lot 5,bLOCK4,cachvalueofrealEstates$17。 In Spoerl tract，lot6,bLOCK4,cachvalueofrealEstates$18。 Totalvalueofallpropertyassessed$108,tax$121,fivepercent6 cents,cost$3;totaltaxandcost T Thompson,G.K.—In Center tract,Lot5,blockC,cashvalueofrealEstates$140,tax$162,fivepercent6 cents,cost75cent;sotaltaxandcost UNKNOWN OWNERS, In Vineyard F，五位2,BLOCKC,CASHVALUEOFREALESTATE$55。 In Vineyard F，五位3,BLOCKC,CASHVALUE OFREALESTATE$53。 In Vineyard F，五位4,BLOCKC,CASHVALUE OFREALESTATE$51。 In Vineyard F，五位5,BLOCKC,CASHVALUE OFREALESTATE$50。 Totalvalueofallpropertyassessed$193,tax$244,fivepercent12 cents,cost$2;totaltaxandcost W Wesselman,Agnes—In Reiser tract,Lot1,BLOCKD,CASHVALUEOFREALESTATE$77。 In Reiser tract,Lot2,BLOCKD,CASHVALUEOFREALESTATE$83。 In Reiser tract,Lot3,BLOCKD,CASHVALUEOFREALESTATE$77。 In Reiser tract,Lot4,BLOCKD,CASHVALUEOFREALESTATE$83。 Totalvalueofallpropertyassessed$193,tax$244,fivepercent12 cents,cost$2;totaltaxandcost Kaspare Cohn، W.T.Brown. Richard Melrose، L.Goldwater Hippolyte Cahn. STOCKHOLDERS: Herman W.Hellman,T.J.F.Bocue,R.W.T.Brown,P.N.Nicolus,Richard Melrose,L.Goldwater,Cohn,H.Cahn,j.A.Goldwater.J.Schlesinger. CORRESPONDENTS: Farmers and Merchants' Bank of Los Angeles; London,Paris and American Bank,San Francisco; Importers and Traders' National Bank,新 York City,N.Y.;First National Bank,Santa Ana. Exchanges for sale on all the principal cities of the United States and foreign countries. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. (Pacific System) Commencing... SEPTEMBER 25,1896, Trains will leave Anaheim as follows: A.M.M.(DAILY)LOCAL PASSENGER train for Buena Park,Norwalk,Downey,Florence,Los Angeles,and way stations.Connects at Florence for San Pedro and Long Beach;at Clement Junction for Santa Monica and Port Los Angeles;at Clement Junction for San Diego and Riverside and Redlands.Also with "Los Angeles Express"for San Francisco,Sacramento,and First Class for the East via Ogden. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange and Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange and Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange and Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange and Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange and Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange and Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MirafloresOrange和Santa Ana. 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P.M.DAILLYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MiraflorescOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILLYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MiraflorescOrange和Santa Ana. P.M.DAILLYEXCEPTSUNDAY)LOCAL Passenger train for MiraflorescOrange和Santa Ana. Steamers leaveREDONDO AT 11 a.m. and PORT LOS ANGELES Gulick, Thom E—In Lorelei tract, lot 7, block B, cash value of real estate $28. In Lorelei tract, lot 8, block B, cash value of real estate $28. In Lorelei tract, lot 9, block B, cash value of real estate $28. Total value of all property assessed $84, tax 96, five per cent 5 cents, cost $1 50; total tax and cost... 2 51 H Hart, Mrs. Jane—In Lorelei tract, lot 1, block B, cash value of real estate $40, tax cents, five per cent 2 cents, cost 50 cents; total tax and cost... 98 Hughs, Mrs. Mary—In Center tract, lot block C, cash value of real estate $83. In Santa Fe tract, lot 23, block 2, cash value of real estate $83. In Santa Fe tract, lot 24, block 2, cash value of real estate $83. Total value of all property assessed $160, tax $1 84, five per cent 9 cents, cost $1 50; total tax and cost... 3 43 Hull, Mrs. Mary B.—In Center tract, 30, block M, cash value of real estate In Center tract, lot 31, block M, cash value of real estate $73. Total value of all property assessed $145, tax $1 66, five per cent 8 cents, cost $1; total tax and cost... 2 74 K Kellogg, H. C.—In Boege's subdivision Lot 46, block O, except a strip 50 feet deep in north end of lot O, cash value of real estate $175, cash value of improvements $500 In Center tract, lot 25, block A, cash value of real estate $95, cash value of improvements $600. Total value of all property assessed $1370, tax $15 75, five per cent 79 cents, cost $1; total tax and cost... 17 54 L Langbein, C. H.—In Lorelei tract, lot 7, block A, cash value of real estate $45, tax cents, five per cent 3 cents, cost 50 cents; total tax and cost... 1 05 Parsen, H. P.—Personal property $100. In Center tract, lot 29, block M, cash value of real estate $72. Total value of all property assessed $172, tax $1 98, five per cent 10 cents, cost 50 cents; total tax and cost... 2 58 Cary, Frank—In Spoerl tract, lot 29, 块4, cash value of real estate $22, tax cents,五 per cent 2 cents,cost 50 cents; total tax and cost... 77 Cary, Chas. M.—In Spoerl tract, lot 30, 块4, cash value of real estate $22,tax cents,五 per cent 2 cents,cost 50 cents; total tax and costs... 78 Cyons, Mrs. M. A.—In Davis Bros,'adon, lot 5, block C,Cash value of real estate $83,tax $95,cust five per cent 5 cents,costs 50 cents; total tax and cost... 1 50 M Means, O. E.—Personal property $65. South 12 acres of Vineyard Lot B 3, cash value of real estate $1200,cash value of improvements $2250,总值 of all property assessed $3515, tax $40 42,five per cent $2 02,cust costs 50 cents; total tax and cost... 42 94 Millier, Jos. H.—In Spoerl tract,Lot 11, 块5,Cash value of real estate $22,tax cents,five per cent 2 cents,cust costs 50 cents; total tax and cost... 77 W Wesselman,Agnes—In Reiser tract,Lot 1,block D,Cash value of real estate $27. In Reiser tract,Lot 2,block D,Cash value of real estate $28. In Reiser tract,Lot 3,block D,Cash value of real estate $27. In Reiser tract,Lot 4,block D,Cash value of real estate $28. In Reiser tract,Lot 5,block D,Cash value of real estate $27. In Reiser tract,Lot 6,block D,Cash value of real estate $28. In Reiser tract,Lot 7,block D,Cash value of real estate $27. In Reiser tract,Lot 10,block D,Cash value of real estate $23. Total value of all property assessed $215,tax $247,five per cent 13 cents, cost $4;total tax and cost...6 60 Wight,Mrs. L.—In Lorelei tract,Lot 2, block B,Cash value of real estate $30_total value of all property assessed $30,tax $35 cents,five per cent 2 cents,cust costs 50 cents; total tax and cost...87 Y Yaeger,jac.—In Vineyard F ,5,Lot 12, block C,Cash value of real estate $66. In Vineyard F ,5,Lot 13,block C,Cash value of real estate $66. In Vineyard F ,5,Lot 14,block C,Cash value of real estate $62. Total value of all property assessed $214,tax $246,five per cent 12 cents, cost $1 50;total tax and cost...4 08 NOTICE OF TAX SALE! STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Orange, City of Anaheim. Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in the payment of taxes due the City of Anaheim,the fiscal year18:697 upon the property herein mentioned. I,N.F. STEADMAN.as Tax Collector.in and for the said City of Anaheim by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law.unless the taxes delinquent,together with the costs and percentages due thereon,aare paid will on MONDAY,THE 4TH,DAY OF JANUARY,A.D.1897, At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day,commence to sell the real estate upon which said taxes are a lien at PUBLIC AUC-TION for and on account of such delinquent taxes thereon.in front of the City Hall in the FRED MAURER DEALER IN... Fine Wines,Liquors and Cigars Call In and See Me. Opp.S.P.dept....Anaheim; White-wine Vinegar FOR SALE. Butterick's Patterns. Lady a desiring Butterick's Patterns,please leave orders at Miss Moseman's millinery store.pov12tf