anaheim-gazette 1898-10-20

CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY VOLUME XXVIII. G. S. EDDY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE—First door East of Boston Bakery. Residence—The Witte residence on Center St., opposite Catholic Church. CALLS ANSWERED AT ALL HOURS. ANAHEIM - CAL. A.W. Bickford, M.D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Office Opposite Postoffice. Residence near Christian Church. ANAHEIM, - CAL. HERBERT JOHNSTON, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and Residence: FEDERMAN BUILDING, - - (Up Stairs) Open Day and Night. Entrance: Next door to Postoffice. je30 S. G. WILSON, M. D. Office and Residence: Over H. A. Dickel's Store. CENTER ST., - - ANAHEIM. I. L. Menges, DENTIST. Metz Building, - Anaheim. feb24 DR. F. H. HOUCK DENTIST. OFFICE NEXT DOOR to P. O. (Federman Block, up stairs.) HOURS 9 to 5 R. H. SEALE DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions First-Class Stock of Goods My Prices Defy Competition. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. Koll Building, Los Angeles St., - R. H. SEALE, Proprietor. Anaheim Bakery, PETER SYRE, PROPRIETOR. FRESH BREAD, CAKES & PIECES CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Los Angeles and Cypress S ANAHEIM BREWERY Pure Lager Beer I. L. Menges, DENTIST. Metz Building, Anaheim. feb 24 DR. F. H. HOUCK DENTIST. OFFICE NEXT DOOR to P. O. (Federman Block, up stairs.) HOURS 9 to 5 ANAHEIM CAL. jy15tt DR. GARRISON. CANCER, TUMOR & RUPTURE SPECIALIST. Knife Not Used 108 E. Fourth St., Los Angeles. Opp. Westminster Hotel. aug4-6m Paul A. Derge. Graduate in Pharmacy. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Perfumes and Toilet Articles. BEST 5-CENT CIGAR IN TOWN MEDICAL HALL, KOLL BLOCK. PUBLIC TELEPHONE OFFICE. J.M.Griffith Company A CORPORATION LUMBER DEALERS Neer Railroad Depot, Anaheim, keep constantly on hand Doors, Blinds, Windows, Mouldings, Posts, Shakes, Shingles, Lath, Hair Plaster of Paris. Anaheim Grist Mills operating on Wednesdays and Saturdays of each week. Grain, feed, meal etc., of all varieties. Cornshellled and shipped. N. HART'S PLACE. SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE BEER ON DRAUGHT. DEALER IN.... FINE LIQUORS! AND... Choice Wines FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Fine Domestic and Imported Cigars. Headquarters for the famous Schlitz, Milwaukee, beer. Hart's Building, Center St., - Anaheim PALACE MEAT MARKET F. W. Feischmann, PROPRIETOR. Best Meats the Market Affords CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Los Angeles and Cypress S ANAHEIM BREWERY Pure Lager Beer Made from Pure Malt, For Sale by the Bottle or by the Keg. PURE CRYSTAL ICE DELIVERED TO ANY PA OF THE CITY AT ONE CENT PER POUND. The Patronage of the Public is Solicite F. CONRAD, - Proprietor CITIZENS' BANK OF ANAHEIM Hippolyte Cahen President W. T. Brown Vice President J. Hartung Cashier DIRECTORS: Kaspare Cohn, W. T. Brown. Richard Melrose, J. Hartung. Hippolyte Cahen. STOCKHOLDERS: Kaspare Cohen, H. W. Hellman, W. T. Brown, R. Melrose, John Hartung, R. Courges, M. A. Newmark & Co., Pierre Nicolas, H. Cahen, T. J. F. Boege. CORRESPONDENTS: Farmers and Merchants' Bank of Los Angeles; London, Paris and American Bank, San Francisco; Importers and Traders' National Bank, New York City, N.Y. Exchange Bank, Santa Ana. Exchanges for sale on all the principal cities in the United States The Weekly Gazette Established 1878 SUBSCRIPTION - $1 50 Per Month Six months....Three months....Payable invariably in advance. Transient advertising rates, $1 per month. The GAZETTE is issued every Thursday. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice on-class matter. Items of news and correspondence live subjects are solicited by the editor. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill corns, and all skin eruptions, and tively cures piles, or no pay req It is guaranteed to give perfect faction or money refunded. Pr per box. For sale by P. A. RAILWAY TIME TABLE Time of Arrival and Departure Trains. SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Trains on the Southern Pacific pass heim as follows: To Los Angeles. Daily.....7:54 am Daily....4:25 pm Daily....4:25 pm Daily trains connect at Mirador train for Tustin, and at Studebaker Whittler trains. In effect May 30th, 1897. Street ca nect with all trains. Los Alamitos Trains; Leave for 6:00 pm. Arrive from -7:52 am, 4:25 p SANTA FE ROUTE. Trains on the Santa Fe route leave heim for points named: Los Angeles -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am, 10:25 am; Pasadena -7:55 am PALACE MEAT MARKET F. W. Feischmann, PROPRIETOR. Best Meats the Market Affords Always on Hand. Also keeps on hand Sausages, Bacon, Ham, Lard, Etc. Meats delivered to all parts of the city free of charge. Shop on East Center St. L. NEMETZ. Carriage Painting & Trimming New Buggies for Sale. Shop on Center St., near Opera-house, Anaheim. E. B. Merritt & Co. FURNITURE Dealers. CENTER STREET. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE ONLY FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT! IN TOWNIn Connection with Boston Bakery. S. KISTLER, PROPRIETOR. RICHARDMELROSE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW And Notary Public. Special attention given to Probate Matters. —Center Street, Anaheim— L. GUNTHER. PIONEER BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. Corner Adele and Los Angeles Sts. JOSEPH BACKS, DEALER IN FURNITURE Repairing Done. Funeral Director. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim, Cal H. A. STOUGH. GENERAL BLACKSMITHING! All work done in first-class manner, and at prices as low as the lowest. Horse-Shoeing Neatly and Promptly Done. — Shop in Har Block, Center St., Anaheim. RAILWAY TIME TABLE Time of Arrival and Departure Trains. SOUTHERN PACIFIC HAILROAD Trains on the Southern Pacific pass heim as follows: To Los Angeles. Daily...7:54 am Daily... Daily...4:25 pm Daily... Daily trains connect at Miramar train for Tustin, and at Studebaker Whittier trains. In effect May 30th, 1897. Street cannect with all trains. Los Alamitos Trains; Leave for—6:00 pm. Arrive from—7:52 am, 4:25 pm. SANTA FE ROUTE. Trains on the Santa Fe route leave heim for points named: Los Angeles—7:55 am, 10:25 am, 5:10 Pasadena, Azusa, Redondo, San Diego—7:55 am, 10:25 am San Diego—9:36 am, *2:50 pm* Santa Ana—9:36 am, *2:50 pm*, 5:55 San Bernardino and Riverside—5:55 pm. Redlands—9:36 am. Trains marked with a • are daily Sunday. All others daily. How to Prevent Croup. We have two children who object to attacks of croup. When attack is coming on my wife give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy always prevents the attack. household necessity in this country no matter what else we run out would not do to be without Chlain's Cough Remedy. More sold here than all other cough dies combined.-J. M. NICKLE Nickle Bros., merchants, Nick Pa. For sale by P. A. Derge. Remember the "Bain!" No wagon equals it in quality price. Popular vehicles at Hamilton's, Los Angeles, Cal. Money to Loan. In sums to suit. Apply to Chynoweth, Secretary Buildi Loan Association, Anaheim Ca. Thousands are Trying It In order to prove the great Ely's Cream Balm, the most effec for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we paired a generous trial size for Get it of your druggist or send 10 ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. I suffered from catarrh of the wver since a boy, and I never cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seen even that. Many acquaintances se it with excellent results.-Oscar 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, Ill. Ely's Cream Balm is the schure cure for catarrh and contains n mercury nor any injurious drug 60 coals. At druggists or by ma ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1898. ALE Provisions! k of Goods! mpetition. respectfully solicited. H SEALE, Proprietor. Bakery, RIETOR. KES & PIES RY, ETC. Los Angeles and Cypress Sts. BREWERY Beer NICHOLS' GREAT RECORD. Of 47 Convicts Sent to State Prison from This County, He Arrested 23. Over $5600 in Stolen Property Recovered and Returned to Owners By Him—Theodore Lacy, Nichols' Predecessor, Arrested Two Convicts in Four Years—A Comparison of the Records of Both Officers—This is Lacy's Fourth Campaign for the Office. Since the organization of Orange county in 1889, 47 convicts have been arrested and transported to State's prison from this county. Of these, Sheriff Nichols and his deputies have arrested no less than 30, Nichols himself having arrested 23. Theodore Lacy, who was Nichols' predecessor in office, during his two terms of two years each, arrested two. Nichols is now serving his first term of four years, having been a less term in office than his predecessor, yet the public records of Orange county show the records of these officials in this important matter to be as follows: Nichols, 23 arrests of convicts deported to State prison. Lacy, two. This is Joseph Nichols' second campaign for the office of Sheriff of Orange county. Theodore Lacy has been an aspirant for the office no less than four times. Lacy served two terms as Sheriff, defeating George Insley in 1890, and Fred Smythe in 1892. He was defeated in 1894 by Sheriff Nichols by 522 majority. Thus it will be seen that, this campaign included, Lacy has been four times up for the office, so the statement sent out broadcast by our Democratic friends to the effect that their candidates are of the common people and free from the bane of the office-seeking habit, would not seem to hold good in this instance. The total value of stolen property recovered by Nichols and returned to November 25, 1896—Returned to I. T. Alken of Santa Ana, barness, valued at $10. January 14, 1897—Returned to W. H. Spurgeon of Santa Ana, one waterproof coat, valued at $5. July 22, 1898—Returned to Adair Scott of Anaheim, clothing, valued at $25. August 5, 1898—Returned to Herbert Crooks of Santa Ana, jewelry, valued at $15. August 5, 1898—Returned to Henry Leck of Tustin, jewelry and diamonds, valued at $775. September 2, 1898—Returned to A. Barrows of Fullerton, one shotgun, valued at $25. August 28, 1898—Returned to the United States government, by delivering to the postmaster at Newport Beach, $128.90 cash, stolen by the noted Eastern crook Hogan, who broke open the postoffice safe at Newport Beach, and was captured by Nichols and convicted August 28, 1898, and sentenced to San Quentin for ten years. After Hogan was sentenced he admitted that he and his partner robbed the postoffice at Perris, Corma, Chino, Tustin, Fallbrook and Newport Beach. February, 1895—Recovered for Mr. Stamm of Ontario by Nichols and Goodman, cash and property, valued at $2800, stolen from Ontario by Barnes, who was sent to San Quentin for a term of years. LIST OF CRIMINALS CAPTURED BY SHERIFF NICHOLS ON DESCRIPTION FROM OFFICERS OUT-SIDE ORANGE COUNTY: NAME OF CONVICT: B Salas... T J Harber... Frank Ralnes... R T Mentell... Lois Neilbler... John Depew... Frank Johnson... Manuel Reyes... Thomas Hateman... George Williams... John Moore... Jud Arniez... Bd Arniez... John Batring on... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... Burgliary... Gorgery... Grand larceny... Embezzlement... RECORD OF CRIMINALS ARRESTED IN ORANGE COUNTY. NAME OF CONVICT. When arrested Charge preferred. By whom arrested Sentence Modesta Abila October 9, 1889. November 2, 1889. December 9, 1889. July 4, 1890. September 25, 1890. January 19, 1891. September 1, 1892. March 8, 1892. March 15, 1892. J.F.Robinson October 7, 1892. October 25, 1892. October 25, 1892. August 30, 1892. November 1, 1893. November 12, 1898. April 15, 1894. May 25, 1894. September 1, 1894. October 23, 1894. November 26, 1894. December 26, 1894. December 22, 1894. February 6, 1895. February 19, 1895. February 19, 1895. March 23, 1895. November 6, 1896. January 26, 1896. February 8, 1896. March 18, 1896. May 14, 1896. May 14, 1896. May 14, 1896. May 25, 1896. December 2, 1897. March 2, 1897. June 30, 1897. September 27, 1897. November 17, 1897. November 30, 1897. May 5, 1898. June 11, 1898. July 19, 1898. July 19, 1898. LIST OF STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO OWNERS BY SHERIFF’S OFFICE During Nichols’ Term of Office as Sheriff of Orange County. February 6, 1895—One hundred and twenty dollars in cash returned to Father Religio pastor of the Catholic church by Ana whose bourne was burialized by Edward Thune Cunningham, a noted Eastern Brook, February 2, 1895. Cunningham was sent to San Quentin for five years for the crime. February 19, 1898—Returned to J.P.Walker of Tustin, clothing and jewelry valued at $100, stolen by Joseph Melnivin and John Schear, who were sent to Poison two years for the crime. The paraphernalia of the Sheriff’s office, which is a necessary adjunct to the office, in order to make it successful, consists of 2800 photographs of criminals, noted on this coast and throughout the East, together with their records; two cabinets of photographs of criminals, containing 800 photographs; the complete criminal records of Orange county since 1883 (at which time it was yet a part of Los Angeles county), indexed and ready for immediate reference; the Justices’ lockets and records of the Superior Court, kept by the Sheriff himself; together with much other valuable data necessary for the successful administration of the office. The report has been sent out by the Democrats that these necessary adjuncts to the office were costing the county too much money. The cost of these articles is placed by Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republican well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lives in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Vegely for Assessor Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Vegely is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Sheriff Nichols at $800, but they have not cost the county one single red cent. They are Nichols’ private property, and he paid for them out of his own pocket. Sheriff Nichols’ management of the county jail is also admirable from the tax-payers’ standpoint. During the last two years the misdemeanor men (principally hobbies) have performed the following work: They have laid 15,600 feet of 6-inch cement walk 12 feet wide; 1300 feet of cobble-stone curbing; 2600 feet of 6-inch cement curbing; 250-foot asphalt driveway Besides this work, the prisoners have been kept busy at laying out the paving for the office of Sheriff of Orange county. Theodore Lacy has been an aspirant for the office no less than four times. Lacy served two terms as Sheriff, defeating George Insley in 1890, and Fred Smythe in 1892. He was defeated in 1894 by Sheriff Nichols by 522 majority. Thus it will be seen that this campaign included, Lacy has been four times up for the office, so the statement sent out broadcast by our Democratic friends to the effect that their candidates are of the common people and free from the bane of the office-seeking habit, would not seem to hold good in this instance. The total value of stolen property recovered by Nichols and returned to the owners in as the subjoined statement will show, amounts to $5048. Not enumerated in the list is other stolen property returned to owners to the amount of between $600 and $700. Thus the total amount of stolen property returned to the owners during Nichols’ four years’ administration is upwards of $5600. It is doubtful if Lacy recovered and returned $5 per cent of this amount of property. Two tabulated statements, one giving the names of convicts arrested in Orange county since its organization in 1889, the crimes they were charged with, the arresting officer and the terms of sentence, and the other giving a partial list of stolen goods recovered and returned to owners by Sheriff Nichols, will be found to be of interest at this time: - Modesta Abila - Jose Melendrez - Ira Winegar - Gerardo Uretta - Pablo Molla - Thos.H.Owens - Soren Sorenson - Abraham Giner - William Gunnin - J.F.Robinson - Oscar O.Wells - Charles Werner - Fred Downs - Andrew Jensen - F.L.Bruce - John Brown - John Brown - F.Ward - Pedro Alvarez - Henry Lawrence - Charles Pilkin - Jerome Lane - William Denby - Thomas Brownham - Thomas Gunningham - Joseph Melvin - Lu Chung Quey - W.L.Schuh - G.G.Southern - Julian Verdugo - George Hailman - Frank Castillo - Manuel Manua - Reyes Molino - Antonio Saccocio - Charles Funk -E.F.Green - Manuel Fellows -A.W.Nilson -James Wilson -thomas Meagler -A.Bullentini -John A.Hogan -J.P.Flint. -C.Rodriguez -Jesus Melendez -Charles V.Smith. LIST OF STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO OWNERS BY SHERIFF’S OFFICE During Nichols’ Term of Office as Sheriff of Orange County. February 6, 1895—One hundred and twenty dollars in cash returned to Father Religio pastor of the Catholic church by Ana whose bourne was burialized by Edward Thune Cunningham, a noted Eastern Brook, February 2, 1895. Cunningham was sent to San Quentin for five years for the crime. February 19, 1898—Returned to J.P.Walker of Tustin, clothing and jewelry valued at $100, stolen by Joseph Melnivin and John Schear, who were sent to Poison two years for the crime. The paraphernalia of the Sheriff’s office, which is a necessary adjunct to the office in order to make it successful, consists of 2800 photographs of criminals, noted on this coast and throughout the East, together with their records; two cabinets of photographs of criminals, containing 800 photographs; the complete criminal records of Orange county since 1883 (at which time it was yet a part of Los Angeles county), indexed and ready for immediate reference; the Justices’ lockets and records of the Superior Court, kept by the Sheriff himself; together with much other valuable data necessary for the successful administration of the office. The report has been sent out by the Democrats that these necessary adjuncts to the office were costing the county too much money. The cost of these articles is placed by Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Vegely for Assessor Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Vegely is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Vegely for Assessor Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Vegely is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Vegely for Assessor Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Vegely is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Vegely for Assessor Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Vegely is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Vegely for Assessor Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Vegely is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Veguly for Assessor Frank Veguly has made taking and conscientious Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-election Veguly is a competent officer work has been well and sat done He should be supported every voter who realizes that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. Prof.Greeley for Superintendent of Schools The office of Superintendent Schools has been conducted in efficient and praiseworthy manners Superintendent J.P.Greeley is richly entitled to re-election It would be nothing short of a refuse to re-elect Mr.Greeley office he has shown himself qualified to fill ably and efficiently we predict for him a very high majority on the day of election are good reasons for so be Every Republican who wishes to port him because he is an loyal and consistent Republic well as an educator of long exp Every Democrat and Populist lies in maintaining our schools at their present high standards. will realize that one important task that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools at the county. 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February 6, 1895—One hundred and twenty dollars in cash returned to Father Reigher, pastor of the Catholic church at Santa Ana, whose house was burglarized by Edward Thomas Cunningham, a noted Eastern crook. February 2, 1895. Cunningham was sent to San Quentin for five years for the crime. February 19, 1898—Returned to J. P. Walker of Tustin, clothing and jewelry valued at $100, stolen by Joseph Melvin and John Schear, who were sent to Folsom two years each for the crime. February 28, 1895—Returned to Mrs. Ratliff of Santa Ana one gold watch, valued at $25. June 20, 1898—Returned to F. Aguello two horses, valued at $300. July 29, 1898—Returned to Harris Bros. of Santa Ana, clothing, etc., valued at $55. August 1st, 1896—Returned to W. Lamb of Bolaa, one chain, valued at $3. August 26, 1895—Recovered for Mr. Case, near Garden Grove; 1000 sacks, valued at $40. September 7, 1895—Returned to Orange School Trustees books valued at $40. William Schuh was sent to San Quentin for two and half years for robbing the Orange-thorpe schoolhouse. October 1, 1895—Returned to Mr. Dufford of Orange, one watch and two chains, valued at $23. Oct 7, 1895—Returned to S. P. R. R. Co. at Santa Ana, axes and sledge, valued at $3.50. December 27, 1895—Returned to Miss Wilson of Santa Ana, sealskin sacque, valued at $30. January 7, 1896—Returned to Bartlett of Los Angeles, musical instruments and goods valued at $200. January 12, 1896—Returned to San Bernardino officers, one bicycle, valued at $60. January 17, 1896—Returned to James Tirrell of Los Angeles, one bicycle, valued at $75. March 1896—Returned to Mrs. M. Wells of Santa Ana, a gold watch, valued at $50. March 1896—Returned to Mrs. Cobler of Santa Ana, jewelry, valued at $20. July 15, 1977—Returned to Mr. Fairbanks of Santa Ana, one bicycle, valued at $75. August 2, 1977—Returned to W. N. Tedford of Newport, two horses, valued at $300. July 29, 1976—Returned to Mr. Hunt of Santa Ana, one bicycle, valued at $75. October 29, 1976—Returned to John Hartung of Anahiemm, violin and other property, valued at $200. January 6, 1897—Returned to H. A. Peabody of Santa Ana, one bay mare, valued at $50. September 12, 1895—Returned to Rev. H. Hill of Santa Ana, lot of clothing, etc., valued at $15. November 15, 1896—Returned to Santa Fe R. Co., 20 sacks of walnuts, valued at $80. stolen from Anahiemm depot. November 25, 1896—Returned to George Wilton of Santa Ana, double-trees and single-trees, valued at $3.50. November 25, 1896—Returned to Tustin, one double harness, valued at $35. Sheriff Nichols at $800, but they have not cost the county one single red cent. They are Nichols' private property, and he paid for them out of his own pocket. Sheriff Nichols' management of the county jail is also admirable from the tax-payers' standpoint. During the last two years the misdemeanor men (principally hoboes) have performed the following work: They have laid 15,600 feet of 6-inch cement walk 12 feet wide; 1300 feet of cobble-stone curbing; 2600 feet of 6-inch cement curbing; 250-foot asphaltum driveway. Besides this work, the prisoners have been kept busy at laying out the grounds, taking care of the lawn, trees, plants, flowers and shrubbery. All the work has been done by prisoners, excepting the spreading of the cement and asphaltum, which had of course be performed by mechanics. The jail grounds are noted as being among the handsomest of similar institutions in the State. The value of this work has exceeded the cost of feeding the prisoners. Against Theo. Lace personally we say nothing; we esteem him highly as a gentleman; but how any fair-minded man, having the best interests of the county at heart, can fail to vote for Joseph Nichols, in face of his record, is a matter to us not easily discernible. Billy Beckett for Clerk. W. A. Beckett, the Republican candidate for County Clerk, is well-known throughout Orange county, having resided in the vicinity of Garden Grove for twenty years. He has made many friends throughout the county, who are giving him loyal and generous support. It is safe to assume that a man who has as strong a support at his home as Mr. Beckett has is a safe man for the people to elect to the responsible position of County Clerk. The duties of Clerk are such that it requires a man of some experience in the office to fill the position with any degree of satisfaction to the public. Mr. Beckett has served as a deputy during Mr. Brock's administration and by careful attention to the office has qualified himself for the position which he now seeks to fill. He has never been a candidate for any office, this being the first time his name has been before the people for any position. A vote for Billy Beckett on the 8th day of November means a vote for a man whom Orange county will realize that one important to that end is to vote for the office of a man who has done to make our public schools and the county. Vegely for Assessor. Frank Vegely has made taking and conscientious A Orange county, and that is possible reason for re-electing Vegely is a competent official work has been well and safely done. He should be supported every voter who realizes the importance of the fact that the office should be held by a man who exact justice to every proverse and this Vegely has stated he seeks to deal fairly and all classes in matters other than they be rich or poor Williams for District torney. Roger Y. Williams is a man in every sense of the William was born in Aus-sota in 1866,and there resides first sixteen years of his life received the advantages of an public school education. If his parents he removed to and settled at Villa Park,a in Los Angeles county and in Orange county.After arriving at Woodbury Business College Angles,Mr.Williams completed study of law reading private and for a time at Los Angeles close application to his studies so thoroughly grounded in its pleas of the law that after examination by the Court of the State of California on April 4th,1892.admitted and licensed to practice courts of this State.He attended an office at Santa Ana continued his residence until the fall of 1895.whether to Orange.This was his May of 1897 when he As a lawyer,painstaking particular of his work;fair relations towards the courts duties towards his clients liams was at once accounted more than ordinary promising cases,civil,criminist,bis work has been no fulness in preparation,a Walter Robinson for Treasurer. Walter K. Robinson, the Republican candidate for Treasurer, is a successful merchant and stockraiser of many yearsville in this county. His standing citizen of unquestioned probity not be successfully assailed. Mr. Robinson is in every way competent the place to which he aspires and the clerical ability to perform its important duties to the satisfaction of Mr. Robinson is the only native of State of California on either county set. He celebrates his birthday on Mission Day, having been born 9, 1853. He is a graduate of the University of the Pacific, situated at Santa Clara, where he also took a special bookkeeping course. He has lived in Orange county for 27 years, has built up a reputation for honesty and integrity second to no man in county. To his judgment as a stockholder, much of the superiority of large county stock is due. He immedited the first registered Jersey buller brought to the county; and his thoroughbred Berkshire pigs were among the first of the kind imported into the county. The highest price realized for a horse bred in the county was for Othello, who was bred by Mr. Robinson, and sold for $5,000; fastest pacing stallion ever bred in the county (Ketcham, 2:14) was also bred by Mr. Robinson, who also bred the fastest trotting stallion ever bred orange county (Osito, 2:14). Seven-five per cent of the good road androtting horses in the county trace their origin back to the stock bred by Mr. Robinson, who must be regarded in the context of a public benefactor for his enthusiastic endeavors to improve the quality of the stock of the county. He is a rancher, farming up in the Trarea Canyon, and is entitled to the vote every well-wisher of the county. This is the first time he has ever appeared before the people asking for justice, and his vote should be particular flattering. Prof. Greeley for Superintendent of Schools. OUR WAR WITH SPAIN. Mr. Koster Offers Some Valuable Suggestions as to the Proper Bear-ing of a Victorious Nation. EDITOR GAZETTE: For the last few weeks I have read so many comments made by the papers on our late war with Spain and on the great future of our country, that I am suffering from a severe headache, and being afraid the trouble might become chronic, I would consider it a great favor if you would allow me a small space in your valuable paper to express a few lines, by remarks, which, I am sure, would do me more good than all the medicine in the world. One paper gives it as its opinion that no other power on earth could have finished up the Spaniards as quickly as we did; another asserts that we could whip Germany before breakfast, and that nowhere can be found soldiers as brave as those we have; a third brings the news that we can produce sufficient food for the whole world forever; also that the whole universe would be disturbed if something serious should happen to this country; still another is perfectly convinced that we are the Lord's chosen people, that he was our great ally in this great struggle with Spain, that he keeps constant vigil over us as he did of old over the Jews, and that we are selected by him to right the wrongs of other down-trodden nations. Such nonsense as all that makes one tired this day and year with failure of crops and burnt walnuts all around us. Now, Mr. Editor, this little one-sided war with Spain, reminds me of the time somewhere in the sixties, when the combined armies of Austria and Prussia pounced onto Denmark, one of the smallest but richest of all European nations, and promptly routed it. To the honor of the two attacking nations be it said, however, that hardly a soul among them boasted afterwards of their victories or the valor of their troops, although they had much better reasons to do so than we have, for the Danes proved themselves a foe worth fighting. They had a splendid, well-disciplined, well-equipped army, were fighting behind strong fortifications Of Greeley for Superintendent of Schools. The office of Superintendent of schools has been conducted in a most efficient and praiseworthy manner by superintendent J. P. Greeley, and he thoroughly entitled to re-election. It would be nothing short of fully to house he re-elect Mr. Greeley to the office he has shown himself so well qualified to fill ably and efficiently and predict for him a very handsome majority on the day of election. There are good reasons for so believing every Republican who votes will support him, because he is an earnest and consistent Republican, as well as an educator of long experience. Every Democrat and Populist who believes in maintaining our public schools at their present high standard. COUNTY. From arrested. P. Insley ... 3 years in San Quentin Dendle ... 2 years in San Quentin P. Insley ... 2 years in San Quentin Dendle ... 2 years in San Quentin Merris ... 2 years in San Quentin P. Insley ... 5 years in Folsom Le Lacy ... 5 years in Folsom Brown ... 3 years in Folsom T. Insley ... 5 years in Folsom Boat ... 2½ years in Folsom Adcman ... 1 year in San Quentin Olderman ... 1½ years in Folsom Proble ... 1½ years in Folsom Schools ... 5 years in San Quentin Schools ... 2 years in Folsom Schools ... 2 years in Folsom Schools ... 2 years in Folsom Schools ... 2½ years in San Quentin Schools ... 1½ years in San Quentin Schools ... 7½ years in San Quentin Schools ... 5½ years in San Quentin Schools ... 3½ years in San Quentin Schools ... 5½ years in San Quentin Life in San Quentin 8 years in San Quentin 10 years in San Quentin Sentenced to be hanged 8 years in San Quentin 3 years in San Quentin 3 years in San Quentin 1 year at Folsom 10 years in San Quentin 1 year at Folsom 10 years in San Quentin 1 year at Uim 8 years in San Quentin 8 years in San Quentin will realize that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely for Assessor. Frank Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange county, and that is the best possible reason for re-electing him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes the importance of the fact that the Assessor. JAMES C. NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C. Needham, the Republican nominee for Congressman in the county and with regard to his own qualifications, his friends feel all the more anxious to say a good word for him. George W. Sherwood seems in his campaign speeches more anxious to impress upon the people the need of such public works as the Niceragua canal and government reservoirs for the storage of water than to herald his own claims. Yet no man on the ticket can bring better testimonials to his fitness for office than this same quiet Mr. Sherwood can show. Such testimonials are not won without thorough training and practical experience. Mr. Sherwood has been employed upon public works and private enterprises of great importance and can surely perform the duties of the office of Surveyor of Orange county with profit and satisfaction to the county and credit to himself. Vote for G. W. Sherwood. CAPT. HALL FOR AUDITOR. Capt. J. H. Hall, the Republican nominee for Auditor, is a gentleman entitled to the support of every Republican in the county. A veteran of the civil war, his campaigning during that bloody conflict was such as to unfit him for the arduous duties of manual labor. He fitted by education and experience to fill the duties of the office he at present, so acceptably fills, and that he will be reelected by one of the largest majorities on the ticket is beyond question. Vote for Hall for Auditor and you will make no mistake. FOR RECORDER, W. M. SCOTT. The Republican Candidate for Recorder, W. M. Scott, is a gentleman whom to know is to thoroughly respect and hold in high esteem. He has conducted his office ever with the best interests of the people at heart, and is entitled to every vote in his party and many from the other parties. He ought to be elected. Vote for Scott for Recorder. FOR SUPERVISOR, W. G. POTTER. W. G. Potter, the Republican nominee for Supervisor of the Third district, has served his constituents with fidelity and faithful adherence to duty, and has given the citizens an administration of which they may well feel proud. Under his management of the county roads, he has reclaimed hitherto all but impassable thoroughfare and transformed them into well-graveled and leveled roadways. Mr. Potter is a shrewd and intelligent gentleman, and a valuable member of the board. His fitness for the place should be remembered by the voters of this section on Nov. 9th by a good rousing majority. JENNINGS FOR TAX COLLECTOR. Probably no man on the ticket is making a more energetic carvass for office than A. C. Jennings, Republican candidate for Tax Collector. Jennings' opponents have spread the report that he is a gambler and a drunkard, but this he has so effectually disproved that the report has proven itself to be a veritable bomberang. He is making a clean canvas, makes no slightting reference to his opponent, and has created a favorable impression during his campaign. Jennings was the only Anaheim candidate before the Republican convention for a county office, and his friends feel that the flattering vote he received in the convention will be duplicated at the polls. JAMES C. NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C. Needham, the Republican nominee for Congressman in the county and with regard to his own qualifications, his friends feel all the more anxious to say a good word for him. George W. Sherwood seems in his campaign speeches more anxious to impress upon the people the need of such public works as the Niceragua canal and government reservoirs for the storage of water than to herald his own claims. Yet no man on the ticket can bring better testimonials to his fitness for office than this same quiet Mr. Sherwood can show. Such testimonials are not won without thorough training and practical experience. Mr. Sherwood has been employed upon public works and private enterprises of great importance and can surely perform the duties of the office of Surveyor of Orange county with profit and satisfaction to the county and credit to himself. Vote for Hall for Auditor and you will make no mistake. FOR RECORDER, W. M. SCOTT. The Republican Candidate for Recorder, W. M. Scott, is a gentleman whom to know is to thoroughly respect and hold in high esteem. He has conducted his office ever with the best interests of the people at heart, and is entitled to every vote in his party and many from the other parties. He ought to be elected. Vote for Scott for Recorder. FOR SUPERVISOR, W. G. POTTER. W. G. Potter, the Republican nominee for Supervisor of the Third district, has served his constituents with fidelity and faithful adherence to duty, and has given the citizens an administration of which they may well feel proud. Under his management of the county roads, he has reclaimed hitherto all but impassable thoroughfare and transformed them into well-graveled and leveled roadways. Mr. Potter is a shrewd and intelligent gentleman, and a valuable member of the board. His fitness for the place should be remembered by the voters of this section on Nov. 9th by a good rousing majority. JENNINGS FOR TAX COLLECTOR. Probably no man on the ticket is making a more energetic carvass for office than A. C. Jennings, Republican candidate for Tax Collector. Jennings' opponents have spread the report that he is a gambler and a drunkard, but this he has so effectually disproved that the report has proven itself to be a veritable bomberang. He is making a clean canvas, makes no slightting reference to his opponent, and has created a favorable impression during his campaign. Jennings was the only Anaheim candidate before the Republican convention for a county office, and his friends feel that the flattering vote he received in the convention will be duplicated at the polls. JAMES C. NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C. Needham, the Republican nominee for Congressman in the county and with regard to his own qualifications, his friends feel all the more anxious to say a good word for him. George W. Sherwood seems in his campaign speeches more anxious to impress upon the people the need of such public works as the Niceragua canal and government reservoirs for the storage of water than to herald his own claims. Yet no man on the ticket can bring better testimonials to his fitness for office than this same quiet Mr. Sherwood can show. Such testimonials are not won without thorough training and practical experience. Mr. Sherwood has been employed upon public works and private enterprises of great importance and can surely perform the duties of the office of Surveyor of Orange county with profit and satisfaction to the county and credit to himself. Vote for Hall for Auditor and you will make no mistake. FOR RECORDER, W. M. SCOTT. The Republican Candidate for Recorder, W. M. Scott, is a gentleman whom to know is to thoroughly respect and hold in high esteem. He has conducted his office ever with the best interests of the people at heart, and is entitled to every vote in his party and many from the other parties. He ought to be elected. Vote for Scott for Recorder. FOR SUPERVISOR, W. G. POTTER. W.G.Potter,theRepublicannomineeforSupervisoroftheThirddistrict,hasservedhisconstituentswithfidelityandfaultifuladherencetotoduty,andhasgiventhecitizensanadministrationofwhichtheymaywellfeelproud.Underhismanagementofthecountyroads,hesisreclaimedhithertoallbutimpassiveloadhroughfareandtransformedthemintowell-graveledandleveledroadways.MrPotterisashrewdandintelligentgentleman,andavaluablememberoftheboard.HisfitnessfortheplaceshouldberemembledbythevotersofthissectiononNov.Sthbyagoodrousingmajority. JENNINGS FOR TAX COLLECTOR. Probably no man on the ticket is making a more energetic carvass for office than A.C.Jennings,Republican candidateforTaxCollector.Jennings'opponentshavespreadthereportthatheisgamblerandadrunkard,boththishehassoeffectuallydisprovedthatthereporthasprovenitselftobeaveritablebomberang.Hesmakingacleancanvas,makesnoslightningreferencetohisopponent,andhascreatedafavorableimpressionduringhiscampaign.JenningswastheonlyAnaheimcandidatebeforetheRepublicanconventionforacountyoffice,andhisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedintheconventionwillbe duplicatedatthepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninthecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedintheconventionwillbe duplicatedatthepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninthecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedintheconventionwillbe duplicatedatthepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninthecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedintheconventionwillbe duplicatedatthepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninthecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedintheconventionwillbe duplicatedatthepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninthecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedintheconventionwillbe duplicatedatthepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM。 Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM。 Republican Candidate for Congress in The Seventh District. James C.Needham,theRepublicannomineeforCongressmaninThecountyandwithregardtohisownqualifications,hisfriendsfeelthattheflatteringvotehereceivedinTheconventionwillbe duplicatedatThepolls. JAMES C.NEEDHAM。 RepUBLICAN SUPRESECRETARY OF THE ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES In this report we examine how an important measure is being taken against an offender who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely for Assessor. Frank Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange County, and that is best possible reason for re-election him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well和 satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes that one important means to that end is to vote for the retention in office of a man who has done so much to make our public schools a credit to the county. 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Vegely for Assessor. Frank Vegely has made a painstaking and conscientious Assessor of Orange county, and that is the best possible reason for re-electing him. Vegely is a competent official, and his work has been well and satisfactorily done. He should be supported by every voter who realizes the importance of the fact that the Assessor's office should be held by a man who will do exact justice to every property owner, and this Vegely has striven to do. He seeks to deal fairly and justly by all classes, in matters of taxation, whether they be rich or poor. Williams for District Attorney. Roger Y. Williams is a self-made man in every sense of the term. Mr. Williams was born in Austin, Minnesota, in 1866, and there resided for the first sixteen years of his life. He received the advantages of an American public school education. In 1882 with his parents he removed to California, and settled at Villa Park, at that time in Los Angeles county and now a part of Orange county. After a course in the Woodbury Business College at Los Angeles, Mr. Williams commenced the study of law, reading privately at home and for a time at Los Angeles. By close application to his studies he was so thoroughly grounded in the principles of the law that after a very thorough examination by the Supreme Court of the State of California, he was on April 4th, 1892, admitted to the bar and licensed to practice in all the courts of this State. He at once opened an office at Santa Ana, while he continued his residence at Villa Park until the fall of 1895, when he moved to Orange. This was his home until May of 1897, when he removed to Santa Ana, where he has since resided. As a lawyer, painstaking in every particular of his work; faithful in his relations towards the court, and in his duties towards his clients R. Y. Williams was at once accounted a lawyer of more than ordinary promise. In handling of cases, civil, criminal and probate, his work has been noted for carefulness in preparation, and accurate reporting. JAMES C. NEEDHAM. Republican Candidate for Congress in the Seventh District. James C. Needham, the Republican nominee for Congressman in the Seventh District, is 34 years of age, a man of marked personality and distinguished presence and address. He first saw the light of day in an emigrant wagon, at Carson, Nev., his parents being en route to California at the time. His early life was spent on a farm. Ambitious and bright, he supplemented his common-school education with a collegiate course, spending his vacations in the harvest field by day and in the study of law by night. The college course completed, a course at the law college at Ann Arbor, Mich., was resolved upon and in due time consumed. Locating in Modesto, he hung out his shingle and for a time experienced all the vicissitudes of the young practitioner having his own fortunes to carve. Free of the vices that are too common to young men, he devoted himself assiduously to the development of his practice, and as business was entrusted to him he gained a reputation not only for knowledge of the law, but for absolute integrity and reliability. Mr. Needham early took an active part in politics, and as a candidate for State Senator cut great swaths in an overwhelming Democratic majority. He has been chairman of the Republican Central Committee of his county, a member of the State Central Committee, is a well-known figure in the State conventions of his party, and is at home on the campaign rostrum. The nominee can be depended upon to make an aggressive campaign; a campaign that will retrieve the Seventh District to the party of protection and prosperity. "Begorra, an' it's har-red to collect money these days." "Is it you bin tryin' to collect some from me." Sorry a cent; but there's plenty tryin' to collect some from me."