anaheim-gazette 1899-06-29

SUIT AGAIN POSTPONED. City Plaza Brings a Letter from Bishop Montgomery. Mr. Williamson of Los Angeles Appears Before the City Trustees. Giving His Reasons Why the Town Should Abandon Its Rights in the Property—Spiritual Colloquy Between Him and Members of the Board—Some of the Electric Light Meters Which Run Backward—Kroeger Street Ordered Opened up to Accomodate Residents in the Southeastern Part of Town, where the new Southern Pacific Railway has its new Lines—Other Business Transacted. The City Trustees at their meeting on Tuesday evening postponed for two weeks the beginning of the suit to recover the plaza property at the corner of Center and Palm streets. Mr. Williamson of Los Angeles, who owns the property at the southwest corner, appeared before the board and asked that the bringing of the suit be deferred a fortnight in order to give the property owners interested an opportunity of coming together and deciding what policy to pursue. Clerk Nebelung read the following letter from Bishop Montgomery bearing upon the matter. The Catholic church owns the property on the northwest corner: LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 24, 1899. To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim. Gentlemen:—In answer to the notice of your Honorable Body to the property owners at the crossing of Center and Palm streets, in Anaheim, that the city of Anaheim lays claim to a certain amount of land there (and intends to prosecute the claim in the courts), based on a map on file, in which said property is dedicated to the city as a park or plaza. I beg leave to say, as one of the interested parties, that I have taken legal advice in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. I understand that the map on which the claim is based is more than a quarter of a century old; and that, until the action of your Honorable Body a few weeks ago, no official act whatsoever has been made during all that time to assert such claims on the contrary, by its own acts, the city has disclaimed such ownership. It has disclaimed such ownership in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. I understand that the map on which the claim is based is more than a quarter of a century old; and that, until the action of your Honorable Body a few weeks ago, no official act whatsoever has been made during all that time to assert such claims on the contrary, by its own acts, the city has disclaimed such ownership. It has disclaimed such ownership in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. I understand that the map on which the claim is based is more than a quarter of a century old; and that, until the action of your Honorable Body a few weeks ago, no official act whatsoever has been made during all that time to assert such claims on the contrary, by its own acts, the city has disclaimed such ownership. It has disclaimed such ownership in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. Suit Again Postponed. City Plaza Brings a Letter from Bishop Montgomery. Mr. Williamson of Los Angeles Appears Before the City Trustees. Giving His Reasons Why the Town Should Abandon Its Rights in the Property—Spiritual Colloquy Between Him and Members of the Board—Some of the Electric Light Meters Which Run Backward—Kroeger Street Ordered Opened up to Accomodate Residents in the Southeastern Part of Town, where the new Southern Pacific Railway has its new Lines—Other Business Transacted. The City Trustees at their meeting on Tuesday evening postponed for two weeks the beginning of the suit to recover the plaza property at the corner of Center and Palm streets. Mr. Williamson of Los Angeles, who owns the property at the southwest corner, appeared before the board and asked that the bringing of the suit be deferred a fortnight in order to give the property owners interested an opportunity of coming together and deciding what policy to pursue. Clerk Nebelung read the following letter from Bishop Montgomery bearing upon the matter. The Catholic church owns the property on the northwest corner: LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 24, 1899. To the Honorable Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim. Gentlemen:—In answer to the notice of your Honorable Body to the property owners at the crossing of Center and Palm streets, in Anaheim, that the city of Anaheim lays claim to a certain amount of land there (and intends to prosecute the claim in the courts), based on a map on file, in which said property is dedicated to the city as a park or plaza. I beg leave to say, as one of the interested parties, that I have taken legal advice in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. I understand that the map on which the claim is based is more than a quarter of a century old; and that, until the action of your Honorable Body a few weeks ago, no official act whatsoever has been made during all that time to assert such claims on the contrary, by its own acts, the city has disclaimed such ownership. It has disclaimed such ownership in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. I understand that the map on which the claim is based is more than a quarter of a century old; and that, until the action of your Honorable Body a few weeks ago, no official act whatsoever has been made during all that time to assert such claims on the contrary, by its own acts, the city has disclaimed such ownership. It has disclaimed such ownership in the matter and am informed that if the city ever had any such right, that right has been forfeited long since. Suit Again Postponed. City Plaza Brings a Letter from Bishop Montgomery. Mr. Williamson of Los Angeles Appears Before the City Trustees. Giving His Reasons Why the Town Should Abandon Its Rights in the Property—Spiritual Colloquy Between Him and Members of the Board—Some ofthe Elecric Light Meters Which Run Backward—Kroeger Street Ordered Opened up to Accomodate Residents inthe Southeastern Part of Town, wherethe new Southern Pacific Railwayhas its new Lines—Other Business Transacted. The City Trustees at their meeting on Tuesday evening postponed for two weeksthe beginningofthe suitto recovertheplazapropertyatthecornerofCenterandPalmstreets.Mr.WilliamsonofLosAngeleswhoownsthepropertyatthesouthwestcornerappearedbeforetheboardandaskedthatthebringingofthesuitbedeferredafortnightinordertogivethepropertyownersinterestedanopportunityofcomingtogetheranddecidingwhatpolicytowardsure. Clerk NebelungreadthefollowingletterfromBishopMontgomerybearinguponthematter.TheCatholicchurchownsthepropertyonthenorthwestcorner: LOS ANGELES,Cal.,June24,1899.TotheHonorableBoardOfTrusteesoftheCityOfAnaheim. Gentlemen:—InanswertothenoticeofyourHonorableBodytothepropertyownersatthecrossingofCenterandPalmstreets.InAnaneimthatthecityofAnaheimlaysclaimtoacertainamountlandthere(andintendstoprosecutetheclaiminthecourts),basedonamaponfile.inwhichsaidpropertyisdedicatedtocityasaparkorplaza.Ibegleavetayasasoneoftheinterestedparties ThatIhave takenlegaladviceinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisclaimedsuchownership.Ithasdisclaimedsuchownershipinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatterandaminformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatter和amininformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatter和amininformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. Iunderstandthatthemaponwhichtheclaimisbasedmorethanaquarterofacenturyold;andthat,tuntiltheactionofyourHonorableBodya fewweeksago.noofficialactwhatsoeverhasbeenmadeduringallthattimetoassertsuchclaimsonthecontrary,bysitsownacts,thecityhasdisignedsuchownership.Ithasdisignedsuchownershipinthenatter和amininformedthatifthecityeverhadanysuchrightthatrighthasbeenforfeitedlongsince. 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The Broadway and Santa Ana StripesDitches to be replaced by VitrifiedPipe Running Midway Between The Two. The water board met in special session on Tuesday morning and accepted parallels ditches on either side, they further mentioned was made with water company which assures itself of practicability of the scheme, at this point indicated it. The railway turned 2300 feet of 24-inch pipe which about $1 per foot free to be used by company delivered on the ground allows 5 cents a foot for laying it. The board decided at its meeting acceptation proposition after their way company had acceded to their quest President Fay of The Walmart company for an additional 350 feet pipe that amount being needed in his opinion for completion of job.Yesterday Engineer Sherwood took possession after their way company had acceded to their quest President Fay of The Walmart company for an additional 350 feet pipe that amount being needed in his opinion for completion of job.Yesterday Engineer Sherwood took possession after their way company had acceded to their quest President Fay of The Walmart company for an additional 350 feet pipe that amount being needed in his opinion for completion of job.Yesterday Engineer Sherwood took possession after their way company had acceded to their quest President Fay of The Walmart company for an additional 350 feet pipe that amount being needed in his opinion for completion of job.Yesterday Engineer Sherwood took possession after their way company had acceded to 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yesterdayEngine器谢浊 takes possession after their way公司for an additional 350 feetpipe该公司对于其公司的所有部门进行管理，并制定相应的规章制度，以确保各部门在规定的时间内按时完成工作。最终的决策是基于公司的整体行动，包括对各部门的协调、监督和管理，以及对各部门的绩效评估。 Yesterday Engineer Sherود takes possession 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Yesterday Engineer谢浊 takes possession after其公司的所有部门进行管理，并制定相应的相应的制度，最终的 decision is based on its company's overall management strategy and planning efforts towards sustainable urban development. This decision will help improve traffic flow and reduce congestion within cities by implementing efficient transportation systems and promoting public awareness regarding environmental issues like air pollution and noise reduction. By implementing these measures effectively, cities can achieve significant reductions in air pollution levels and improve residents' quality-of-life experiences. These decisions will also contribute to reducing urban sprawl and improving urban infrastructure by creating more green spaces and reducing urban heat island effects. Yesterday Engineer谢浊 takes possession after其公司的所有部门进行管理，并制定相应的相应的制度，最终的 decision is based on its company's overall management strategy and planning efforts towards sustainable urban development. This decision will help improve traffic flow and reduce congestion within cities by implementing these measures effectively, cities can achieve significant reductions in air pollution levels and improve residents' quality-of-life experiences. These decisions will also contribute to reducing urban sprawl and improving urban infrastructure by creating more green spaces and reducing urban heat island effects. Yesterday Engineer谢浊 takes possession after其公司的所有部门进行管理，并制定相应的相应的制度，最终的 decision is based on its company's overall management strategy and planning efforts towards sustainable urban development. This decision will help improve traffic flow and reduce congestion within cities by implementing these measures effectively, cities can achieve significant reductions in air pollution levels and improve residents' quality-of-life experiences. These decisions will also contribute to reducing urban sprawl and improving urban infrastructure by creating more green spaces and reducing urban heat island effects. Yesterday Engineer谢浊 takes possession after其公司的所有部门进行管理，并制定相应的相应的制度，最终的 decision is based on its company's overall management strategy and planning efforts towards sustainable urban development. This decision will help improve Understand that the map on which the claim is based is more than a quarter of a century old; and that, until the action of your Honorable Body a few weeks ago, no official act whatsoever has been taken all that time to assert such claim—on the contrary own acts the city has disclaimed such ownership. It has assessed the property for taxes and has received from the owners the taxes so assessed; and by such disclaimer the property owners have had to pay county and state taxes besides on the same property, all of which should be rebuilt if they do not own it. A suit would be expensive to both the city and the property owners. In view of all these facts I hesitate to believe that your Honorable Body is disposed to force upon us a suit that must result in our favor, upon theplain decision of the supreme Court in this state. Repented at several times. Instead, I feel that your Honorable Body owes it to the fair name of the city of Anaheim, and to the property owners, to vacate such claim with a little annoyance and expense as possible to all concerned Your very respectfully. GEO. MONTGOMERY Mr. Williamson said that he had not yet consulted an attorney relative to the matter, but he had seen Bishop Montgomery some days before, and the Bishop had expressed sentiments similar to those contained in his letter. He (Williamson) had himself looked up three or four decisions of the Supreme Court, all of them bearing against the position of the city. He had desired to bring them with him for the edification of the City Attorney, but had forgotten to bring them along. Replying to a question by City Attorney Chynoweth, whether he had really found three or four decisions of the Supreme Court bearing against the position of the city, Williamson stated that he most undoubtedly had. This the City Attorney was inclined to doubt. Williamson continued, saying that Bishop Montgomery had in all probability consulted with his brother, Zach Montgomery, as to the merits of the case, and would most certainly not give up his property without a test of the case in the courts. He thought that as a matter of right and justice the city board should abandon such claims as they might have upon the plaza, and officially abandon the property to the present owners. The matter ought, he thought, to be settled amicably. The owners had purchased the property in good faith; had improved it, and paid taxes upon it for thirty years. His abstract goes back to 1880—nine years before the alleged filing of the plaza map for record, and says nothing about the plaza. He asked the board not to begin the institution of the suit for two weeks, so that those interested might get together and have a consultation as to the best plan to pursue. Mr. Chynoweth—Do you propose to come together to discuss plans for fighting the city? Mr. Williamson—I can't say that; but I fight it myself; you have my word for that. I don't think it is right to attack the title of the owners of the land. Continuing, he stated that he desired a conference for discussing the best plan for the owners of the property to adopt. Trustee Rust was agreeable to a postponement, Trustees Helmsen and Schwenkert being disinclined to postpone. City Attorney Chynoweth asked if it was not a fact that the postponement of the case would not help matters, unless the city receded from its position? Mr. Williamson could not say as to that. Moderately indignant he said: "I help pay you your salary, and then have to pay some other lawyer to fight you, in order to defend my rights." Trustee Schwenckert—You have the control of the property during the time you pay city taxes. Mr. Williamson—I'm awful glad of animal threw him off, striking his head on the hard road. When picked up by friends he was unconscious. They took him to the office of Dr. Chaffee, who attended him, and in a short time regained consciousness. He was taken home and is recovering as well as can be expected. S. R. Herren, who was so badly injured by a vicious bull near Westminster some time ago, has recovered sufficiently to be able to sit up—a part of the time. Our worthy school trustees met last Friday evening, and appointed the following teachers for the coming year: Prof. Stormer of Pomona, as principal; Miss Sarah Mitchell, Miss Emma King, Miss Mamie Sanford; and Mrs. Lola Mitchell the Eastside school. We think the selections will give entire satisfaction. The official members of the M.E. church held their quarterly meeting at the home of Dr. Chaffee last Monday evening. There was a good attendance, and an interesting meeting was held. Mrs. Emma Cook of Los Angeles, old-time friend of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Duckworth, arrived last Saturday and will spend a month visiting. It is her first visit to the valley, and she is much pleased with the country. Our normal students have returned to their homes for the summer vacation. Many of our people are arranging to spend the glorious Fourth at the different beaches, and some will go to Fullerton and Anaheim. Eyman Huff, who spent the past year at Los Angeles, arrived on Monday, and is visiting his friends here. The members of the M.E. church will hold their last quarterly meeting next Sunday. All are cordially invited to be present. Mrs. Dr. Chaffee is quite sick at her home. Her many friends hope to see her out soon. Mercereau Bros. have their telephone line in operation from West Anaheim through Garden Grove to Westminster. It is a great convenience. James Sturges is painting the Baptist church, which greatly improves its appearance. We are sorry to learn that A.J. Chaffee contemplates moving from our midst. Prof.Bird and family of West Anaheim attended church at the Grove last Sunday. Miss Mabel Chapin, who has been at Santa Ana for some time, has returned to the Grove. Willie Duckworth has returned home from a ten days' visit at Los Angeles. Miss Unice and J.R.Kirkpatrick of Downey spent last Sunday with the Misses Head. BUENA PARK. Mr. and Mrs. Fox and Miss Calder who have been traveling in Austria for two years and a half returned last week, and will spend the summer with Jake Calder's family on Canadian Ave. Mrs.Henry Archibald is in Los Angeles to attend the commencement exercises at the Marlborough school, where her granddaughter graduates. Mrs.Tongier, the State organizer of the W.C.T.U., lectured in the M.E. church Sunday night. There was a large attendance. Mrs.Tongier was a guest of Dr.Hasson's. Ray and Galen Hasson left Wednesday morning for Ventura county to be gone a month. Mr.McKnight called at the Park for a rest on his way down to his San Diego ranch, where his family will spend the summer. Prof.Cook was in town on Friday in his opinion for the completion of job. Yesterday Engineer Sherwood located line for the pipe, at the afternoon Supt. Sheppard wired force of men began digging the trench. The pipe line will run from C street westerly along the alley thru-the Konig tract, to Los Angeles streets whence it runs along that thorough fare northerly to Elm street, thence along that street and Street westerly to Palm. Elm street, it might be stated, west from Los Angeles street Lemon. The continuation of the pipe is known as Davis street. Ten cars of pipe have arrived at being placed on the ground. The Broadway and Santa Ana streets will be abandoned and filled between Olive street and Palm, as as ditch on Olive street connects the Broadway ditch with the Santa street ditch. Thus there will be ditch on Broadway, as the ditch not extend east on that thorough beyond Olive street, nor west be Palm. On the latter street it south on that thoroughfare. All these ditches will be filled which will add materially to the area of streets, and be greatly ciated by the residents along thoroughfares. The railway graders have registered Santa Ana street where it wasTo for the track. The street has sprinkled at night, and there will be sprinkled with oil. Not but the rails appear, and these laid to the street level. The room has been transformed into a s-sand well graded thoroughfare. The trees along the road have for most part cut down. One day a force of choppers laid axe stately walnut trees in the Konig on the ground purchased by them road. It seemed a great pity them down, but they had go to room for the grade for the side north of the main line, and which run from Lemon street to Olive street hereabout is torn up by graders. MISS DEVONSHIRE, while attending to clean his cistern, lost his b-bell fell in, striking on the hard tom thirteen feet below. He calls wife, and with her assistance can He suffered great pain for a time it was feared internal injuries we trained; but at this writing he has recovered. Miss Beckett leaves for a visit old home in Canada in a few days will be gone about two months. James Stafford and family of O will arrive about July 1st,and that guests of A.S.Bradford.M will owner of the Boswinkel here and one at Lakeside,San county.He will make one of th permanent home.David Henderson left on Th last for Teehachapl. The peach crop is a failure section. G.B.Key goes to Newport too-a few days. A.Plerotti and J.N.Nenno last Sunday at Newport. A.T.Pendleton and family at Newport from July 15thto 15th. School closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teachers will be retained as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teacher will be retired as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teacher will be retired as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teacher will be retired as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high s-school closed with appropriate cises.The old teacher will be retired as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught herefor four years,and have it out of confusion tothe high 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HaveTakenCourt Action G.B.Key goes to Newport too-a few days A.Plerotti and J.N.Nenno last Sunday at Newport from July 15thto15th. 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School closed with appropriatcissions.TheOldTeacherWillBeRetrievedAsNearestOffice Of The Town Of Teehachapl The peach crop is a failure G.B.Key goes to Newport too-a few days A.Plerotti and J.N.Nenno last Sunday at Newport from July 15thto15th. School closed with appropriatcissions>The Old Teachew Will Continuing, the states have agreed to discuss the best plan for the owners of the property to adopt. Trustee Rust was agreeable to a postponement, Trustees Helmsen and Schwenckert being disinclined to postpone. City Attorney Chynoweth asked if it was not a fact that the postponement of the case would not help matters, unless the city receded from its position? Mr. Williamson could not say to that. Moderately indignant he said: "I help pay you your salary, and then have to pay some other lawyer to fight you, in order to defend my rights." Trustee Schwenckert—You have the control of the property during the time you pay city taxes. Mr. Williamson—I'm awful glad of that; I'm glad I have some privileges in the matter. Finally, after further discussion it was moved by Trustee Schwenckert and seconded by Trustee Schneider, and carried, that the beginning of the suit be postponed two weeks. Williamson uttered a gruff "Thank you," and strode out of the hall. Trustees Rust, Helmsen, Schneider and Schwenckert were present at the meeting. Trustee Dickel was present at the roll call, but was forced to go home on account of illness. Trustee Schneider came in at 9 o'clock, an hour late. He had started a fumigating outfit that night and could not arrive earlier. City Clerk Nebelung corrected the minutes of the last meeting to read that the plaza map filed for record by A. Langenberger Dec. 29, 1869, should read that the same was dedicated, instead of to the "city," as he had written it, to the "public," on Mr. Chynoweth's suggestion, that gentleman observing that there was no city here in 1869. Mr. Chynoweth's fee of $250 was also ordered inserted in the minutes, the fee to be for prosecuting the case to a final issue. Trustee Schwenckert of the Committee on Public Improvements reported the leveling of the boiler at the power-house; that two cars of oil received tested 134 gravity instead of 16; being too sluggish and carrying too much clay. It did not make a hot fire, only producing a red flame, instead of a clear white heat, and necessitating the use of about double the usual quantity to raise steam. The Clerk was instructed to write the oil company that the oil was of inferior quality; that deductions will be made therefor, and that in future similar oil will not be accepted. Ordinance No. 126, prohibiting the operation of slot machines in town, was passed to second reading and adopted. It appears in another column. Marshal Steadman reported that in obedience to instructions from the Mrs. Henry Archibald is in Los Angeles to attend the commencement exercises at the Mariborough school, where her granddaughter graduates. Mrs. Tongier, the State organizer of the W. C. T. U., lectured in the M. E. church Sunday night. There was a large attendance. Mrs. Tongier was a guest of Dr. Hasson's. Ray and Galen Hasson left Wednesday morning for Ventura county to be gone a month. Mr. McKnight called at the Park for a rest on his way down to his San Diego ranch, where his family will spend the summer. Prof. Cook was in town on Friday to make arrangements for the Farmers' Institute to be held in September. There were over two thousand cases of milk shipped from the factory last week. Mrs. Joseph Doyle went to Redlands Monday. Another entertainment in the warehouse, this time living pictures, stereo-opticon views, etc. The warehouse is quite popular. J. A. Whitaker is fitting up another cottage on Tenth street. Mr. Williams has taken possession of the Gibson place as manager. Mr. Hildreth and family have removed to Fullerton. Consolidation. —Anaheim lodge, No. 28, of the Fraternal Brotherhood, and Loyalty lodge, No. 30, of the same order (the ladies' lodge), were consolidated at Backs' hall on Friday evening last by Mrs. Neideck of Los Angeles, Supreme Vice President of the order. The officers of the new lodge, which will be called Anaheim lodge, No. 28, are as follows: Oscar Renner, President; Mrs. W. M. Cooper, Vice President; Mrs. J. D. Lane, Chaplain; F. C. Rimpau, Secretary; Miss Ida L. Menges, Treasurer; L. Z. Kroeger, Sergeant; Mrs. Lincoln, M. A. A.; Mrs. Susmil, I. D. K.; C. J. Balfour, O. D. K.; Finance Committee, J. P. des Granges and Miss Stanton; Trustees—J. H. Clabaugh, Mrs. Eva H. Boyd and Mrs. Landreth; Musician, Miss Nellie Carver; Physician, G. S. Eddy. After the initiation of the newly elected members, refreshments were served to members of the lodge and invited friends. The first meeting of the lodge will be on the evening of Friday, July 7, when the newly elected officers will be installed. Good Pasturage For cattle or horses. J. Moss, je22-2t Westminster. David Henderson left on Thursday last for Teachapli. The peach crop is a failure section. G.B.Key goes to Newport to a few days. A.Pierotti and J.N.Nennov last Sunday at Newport. A.T.Pendleton and family visit Newport from July 15th to 15th. School closed with appropriate clises. The old teachers will be retained, as nearly every one district favor their remaining present teachers have taught here for four years, and have let it out of confusion to the high school it now has. The walnut crop is showing better than was expected, and the pects are that it will be large. Miss Christina Hansen has Watsonville for a two-months' Placentia, June 27, 1899. Farmers' Club. The Farmers' Club met at the dence of George A.Hunter on afternoon, when the principal bore up come up for consideration before preparation of the program Farmers' Institute to be held city in September.(The prople completed will be found under propriate heading on the second Bills for the bulls' head bore were audited and ordered paid. Mr. and Mrs.Hunter and their sister, Miss Jones, served local and cake, to which the as members did ample justice. Mr.Hunter exhibited a squash that was labeled as having tainted its considerable size in from the bloom.The squash w specimen and elicited much f comment. On the invitation of Wallace the club voted to hold its next meeting at the residence of his father Scott,the last Monday in July Members of the club who arequent in their dues are politely ed to call upon the Treasurerthe same,and look pleasant. Don't forget that the Orange Business College Mandolin and Club will open the program attending exercises on Monday July 3d.at the Grand Open Santa Ana.Admission 25 ctes NEW PIPE LINE. Broadway and Santa Ana Street pipes to be Replaced by Vitrified Pipe Running Midway Between the Two. The water board met in special session Tuesday morning and accepted proposition made by the Southern Co company, which offered to furnish quantity of 24-inch vitrified pipe water way extending from Olive Palm, and running midway between Broadway and Santa Ana streets, the offer to be conditioned upon abandonment by the water compartment of the earthen ditch on the last thoroughfare between the streets indicated. On each of the two streets the company maintains irrigation patches. The ditch along Santa Ana street is on land now owned by the Engineer Hood, who was desirous getting rid of the Santa Ana street which runs at the side of the complated depot buildings, ran over the line selected for the railroad and finding the route feasible, ground being higher than the rail ditches on either side, the mentioned was made the water company, which, assuring itself of the viability of the scheme, at once decided it. The railway furnishes a fleet of 24-inch pipe, which costs $1 per foot, free to the water company, delivered on the ground, and has 5 cents a foot for laying it. The board decided at its meeting to set the proposition, after the railroad company had acceded to the re-issue of President Fay of the water company, for an additional 350 feet of pipe, that amount being necessary in opinion for the completion of the yesterday Engineer Sherwood ran locating line for the pipe, and in afternoon Supt. Sheppard with a number of men began digging the trench. The pipe line will run from Olive westerly along the alley through Konig tract, to Los Angeles street, since it runs along that thoroughfare northerly to Elm street, and vice along that street and Davis street westerly to Palm. The street, it might be stated, runs early from Los Angeles street to Palm. The continuation of the street palm is known as Davis street. In cars of pipe have arrived and is placed on the ground. Hleinigkeiten. The band serenaded Nick Hugo and bride on Tuesday evening. St. Michael's Guild will meet in Orange with Mrs. Dearing on Thursday, July 6. The foggy mornings have given way to days of sunshine, and yesterday it was quite warm. The engagement is announced Henry J. Boege to Miss Clementine Fossek, two popular young people of this city. The Evening Euchre club will be entertained by Miss Melrose, next Thursday evening, July 6th. The cannery is running full time with a force of 200 employees, on apricots. The establishment is a perfect hive of industry, and a large tonnage of fine fruit is being canned. The Landlord has erected new wire screens in his front door, which Carpenters MoWilliams and Scott put in place, and Painter Nemetz put the brush to. Great improvement for warm weather. The Turners have half-sheet posters out for a celebration of the Fourth at Columbia Garden on Tuesday next. The day will be given over to games and dancing, and in the evening there will be a display of fireworks. The Turners have half-sheet posters out for a celebration of the Fourth at Columbia Garden, on Tuesday next. The day will be given over to games and dancing, and in the evening there will be a display of fireworks. A little daughter of Supervisor Larter of Westminster is in a critical condition as the result of a surgical operation for appendicitis. Drs. Bailey and Dryer of Santa Ana have been called in consultation with Dr. Gordon of Westminster, who has charge of the case. The St. Cecilia quartet of Los Angeles, composed of Misses Eisenmeyer and Whitehorn, sopranos, and Misses Gilman and Williams, altos, assisted by Mrs. Cora Scott-Erdman, pianiste, will give a parlor concert at Backs' hall this evening. The concerts given by the quartet have been very popular, and are well worth attending. The Southern Pacific company will run special trains to Los Angeles and Santa Monica, and sell special-rate tickets to and from all points on the Pacific system. The round-trip rate from Anaheim to Santa Monica will be $155. Tickets will be sold July 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th. Go and see the bicycle tournament. Round-trip rates: To Los PERSONAL MENTION Miss Tillie Schwentker left on Friday afternoon for Los Angeles to spend a fortnight visiting with friends. Mrs. Conrad and two daughters and Mrs. Leweke went to Catalina on Friday for a short outing at that popular resort. W B. Pechstein was in from Buena Park on Tuesday. He informs us the country looks fresh and green about the Park. L J. Christopher, the well-known Los Angeles caterer, was in town on Tuesday afternoon. He reports business lively in town. Eugene Mauerhan returned on Friday last to his home in San Francisco, after enjoying a visit of some weeks' duration with his folks here. Mrs. Holman who was thrown from her bicycle a fortnight ago has so far recovered as to be able to set up, and will doubtless soon be restored to her usual health. P A. Derge and Bert Beebe returned on Saturday from their outing trip to Kern county, well bronzed and toughened up from their three weeks' sojourn in the mountains. Fred Bixby of Long Beach drove over on Thursday, and in company of Mr. Fay drove up the ditch to the canyon to adjust matters between himself and the water company. H. Deutsch came down from Los Angeles a day or two ago. He thinks Anaheim is looking up, and that property values are advancing. He has had several nibblers after his property here of late, but as yet has not consented to entertain them. Charley Heartt was in town on Monday evening and during his stay engaged some of the local billiardists of the Anaheim club at the game. Mr. Heartt when in form is regarded as one of the best billiardists in Southern California, his masse shots being objects of great beauty. Mrs. Fred Mickle and her three children departed on Thursday for San Francisco to visit with relatives and friends at Alameda and Santa Clara for a couple of months. Mr. Mickle will go north in August to attend business matters in the northern metropolis. Vera Gade who was last week operated upon for appendicitis continues to improve, and hopes are entertained that she will soon be on the way to recovery. The operation was successfully performed, and no ill results have intervened. She has withstood the ordeal heroically, and her many young friends Olaf and Oscar Warling stand Oxnard on Monday on their bleakness. Miss Amy Kroeger went to Los Angeles last Saturday and will remain a week with friends. Mrs. Frohling advertises for new residence property on Chartreuse opposite the water works. Peter Weisel, Esq., left on for the East and Europe. He absent during the summer. Miss Teresa Sullivan is the girl Mr. and Mrs. Kirby at Peralta Sullivan is a pianist of very quality, and is quite a social favorite her friends. County Clerk Beckett advertised the Board of Supervisors will board of Equalization beginning Monday next, July 3d, and continue until Monday, the 17th proxus. Miss Pauline Kroeger returned on Monday after visiting five with her cousin, Mrs. Franz, lands, and two weeks with friend Los Angeles. Mrs. Lionel Browning was from Los Angeles on Friday tendance upon a case in the Court. She came over on the train for a short visit with her rents here. E Turk returned on Sunday;the Hawaiian islands, after an absence of several months. He leave week with his family for China he will resume his position chemist in the sugar factory. Mrs. Linot came over from briel on Saturday to spend a day with her sisters, Mrs. Adolph and Mrs. Kirby. She departed home on Monday, accompanied daughter, Miss Lucretia Richards had been sojourning with friends for some weeks past. Julius Schneider advertises she is prepared to do fumigating;size tree;at reasonable rates;one of the most successful funnels in Southern California;and one in need of his services would do call upon him before going elbow. Tim Carroll has returned trip to the northern part of thafter an absence of a month.Mhe will erect from ten to twelvefor different northern tand that the beet crop thaose sections is looking ewell. Miss Lucretia Richards entered number of her young friends oday evening last at the homeAdolph Rimpau. A delighting was spent. Light refreshed were served by the hostessuntil after the midnight hour **PLACENTIA.** Thomas Devonshire, while attempting to clean his cistern, lost his balance fell in, striking on the hard bottom thirteen feet below. He called his wife, and with her assistance came out. Suffered great pain for a time, and was feared internal injuries were sustained; but at this writing he has about covered. Miss Beckett leaves for a visit to her home in Canada in a few days. She is gone about two months. James Stafford and family of Chicago arrive about July 1st, and will be guests of A. S. Bradford. Mr. Stafford is owner of the Bosworth ranch and one at Lakeside, San Diego county. He will make one of them his permanent home. David Henderson left on Thursday for Teachapi. The peach crop is a failure in this section. B. B. Key goes to Newport to-day for new days. A. Pierotti and J. N. Nenno spent Sunday at Newport. A. T. Pendleton and family will be Newport from July 15th to August 9th. School closed with appropriate exercises. The old teachers will probably retained, as nearly every one in the district favor their remaining. Report of crops, from the Department of Agriculture, California section of the Weather Bureau, June 26: — The St. Cecilia quartet of Los Angeles, composed of Misses Eisenmeyer and Whitehorn, sopranos, and Misses Gilman and Williams, altos, assisted by Mrs. Cora Scott-Erdman, pianist, will give a parlor concert at Backs' hall this evening. The concerts given by the quartet have been very popular, and are well worth attending. — The Southern Pacific company will run special trains to Los Angeles and Santa Monica, and sell special-rate tickets to and from all points on the Pacific system. The round-trip rate from Anaheim to Santa Monica will be $1.55. Tickets will be sold July 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th. Go and see the bicycle tournament. Round-trip rates: To Los Angeles, $1 10; to Long Beach, $1 35; to San Pedro, $1 35. — The city band's concert on Sunday afternoon was one of the most enjoyable of the series, the new numbers on the program, notably the second, "May Flowers," in which Nick Bittner had a chance to demonstrate his cleverness as a cornetist, being one of rare charm. J. W. Whann, as leader, was the right man in the right place, and the band never played with more precision and melody. A large crowd was out to hear the music, many carriage-loads of young folks being in from the outside districts. — On Monday evening shortly after 8 o'clock two chaps in a buggy, driving up to the lanterns maintained by the Southern Pacific at the railroad crossing on the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets, both being apparently in a drunken condition, one of them alighted and picking up one of the lights, climbed into the buggy and both drove rapidly away. The nightwatch called after them, pursuing them for a distance, but they drove off in the darkness. — While prospecting in Lucas canyon some days ago Jake Yaeger narrowly escaped being bitten by a rattlesnake. He was walking along through some brush when he felt something strike his leg, and looking down was horrified to see a large rattler hanging fast to him. He ran toward two companions, calling to them that a rattler had bitten him. One of the latter, Francis Gimie by name, procured a stick and struck the snake, knocking it to the ground. Yaeger is said to have fallen in a faint from fright. His clothing was ripped open, and on the underclothing was found a black spot, as large around a dollar, where the venom of the snake had struck the skin. The fangs had barely touched the skin, but had not punctured it. — A Redlauds correspondent, writing of the attempts made to develop water in the river above that point says: "The efforts of the Redlands Water company to increase its supply of water by sinking wells in the Santa Ana near the mouth of the canyon have been abandoned, after nearly four months' work and the expenditure of about or quite $10,000. All that the directors of the company engaged in the enterprise have to show for the money thus expended is an extensive row of holes in the ground from which not enough water can be secured to justify the expense of piping it. The company will proceed with its well-boring experiments in other places, and its first effort will be to find water near its reservoir. Work on a new well there will be begun in a few days." — Report of crops, from the Department of Agriculture, California section of the Weather Bureau, June 26: Mrs. Fred Mickle and her three children departed on Thursday for San Francisco to visit with relatives and friends at Alameda and Santa Clara for a couple of months. Mr. Mickle will go north in August to attend business matters in the northern metropolis. Vera Gade who was last week operated upon for appendicitis continues to improve, and hopes are entertained that she will soon be on the way to recovery. The operation was successfully performed, and no ill results have intervened. She has withstood the ordeal heroically, and her many young friends indulge the hope that she will soon be able to be again. Joseph Helmsen was in attendance at the Superior Court during the consideration of the probate calendar on Friday. Joseph is the executor of the will of Mrs. Bittner, deceased, and was named as administrator of the property of decedent. While in Santa Ana he had his picture taken, called on Sheriff Lacy, Uncle Dane'l Baker and various other celebrities and came home on the afternoon train. J. Gustafson of Alamitos formed one of a company of campers who left on Monday for a month's outing at Warmer's hot springs. In the party were Mr. Lane and family of Los Alamitos. Mr.Gustafson has a field of 23 acres of beets, which he says are looking well. The foggy mornings have been of material benefit to the beets, and the Los Alamitos factory will probably have a month's run. Henry Hansen of Buena Park has the contract for painting the newly erected residence of Mr. and Mrs. Garrison at Whittier, which will replace one recently destroyed by fire. Mr.Hansen was in town other day and informed us his brother George, who was on the New Orleans on blockade duty at San Juan, is now a member of the Baltimore in Manila harbor. He went through the Suez canal on the store ship Solace, and is now in charge of one of the turrets of the Baltimore. F. M. Hildebrandt of Westminster was in town on Tuesday. He predicts the Fall session of the Farmers' Institute will be notably successful in his section, and that an excellent exhibit of celery, corn and other products of the soil will be made. He has a very fine field of alfalfa on his ranch, as well as a number of hogs fattening for market, for which advanced prices are being offered. Mr.Hildebrandt thinks that things are coming the way of the Peat Land farmer. Clarence Groat was in the city from Los Angeles on Saturday. He has secured the contract for the erection of the club house which the Bolsa Gun Club will erect on the preserves at Bolsa. The building will cost $8000, and have 40 rooms. Mr.Groat is also at work upon the construction of the dam near the mouth of the slough, which is designed to keep out the salt water above a certain level. The grounds when completed will be among the finest in Southern California, and the lagoon of sweet water near the ocean, it is thought, will prove to be a tempting place for birds. C. E. Parker of Santa Ana was in town on Saturday, transacting business for the Orange County Title company, of which he is the efficient secretary. Mr.Parker is known as one of the most expert abstract men in the State, and he has frequent calls to go to different cities shot being objects or great beauty. Tim Carroll has returned to trip to the northern part of this after an absence of a month. He will erect from ten to twelve for the different northern town and that the beet crop there those sections is looking well. Miss Lucretia Richards entered number of her young friends on day evening last at the home Adolph Rimpau. A delightful ingestion was spent. Light reflections were served by the hostess, until after the midnight hour young folks take their departure. H. D. Polhemus was in frost flores yesterday. He reported flourishing, having two one at Mirafoires and another Mirafores, where the new line Ana has put in a 1400-foot area at accommodation of Tustin Ana trains. Frank Shevlin is about agree wrestle with a man's-sized boots under the chin, which he be of exceedingly troublesome terrace; keeping him to his roomer days. Flaxseed poultry gical operation and good brought him around all right probably will soon be himself. William Garrahan, a farm near Fountain Valley school bitten by a rattlesnake one week. Garrahan was pulling at time he had reached gathered a handful of ticks or reptile struck him. This is time he has been bitten by rays physician was at once called will recover. Fred Rimpau yesterday ran telephone message from M.Witte, in Los Angeles, bid convey to Mrs. Christ thence gait that her father.W.Wite was lying at the point dehome in that city,and bidding come.She added that she did not very little hope,and thereby feared the worst.Mrs.C.O immediately for Los Angeles Guy Duckworth, son of J.worth of Garden Grove, who inged normal school in Los hadthe distinctionofbeing one one oftheleadingpartsinthe comedy.,whichwasproducedschoolonJune20th.Hewaitetoattendtheschoolbefore,yethewasonnotgraduatedplaywasOliverGoldsmith Stoconquer,"andcreditablydone.Thegraduatedof73girlsandratherabadshowingforthepassalltheexaminationsfromcomingoutatthesixty.Anunusuallybrightyhereflectcreditupwithhisarewellknownresidentsdistrict. Miss Freeland, who was known here,having come to two years ago with her舅,a ram,died in San Francisco on afternoon at half-past 2 o'clock. Sarah Frances Freeland w Lockwood,countyofKent March 11th.,1871.She was guilded lineage,hers maternal mother beingtheMarchione send.Onherfather'sside Farmers' Club. The Farmers' Club met at the residence of George A. Hunter on Monday afternoon, when the principal business come up for consideration was the preparation of the program for the Farmers' Institute to be held in this day in September. (The program as completed will be found under its appropriate heading on the second page). Bills for the bulls'-head breakfast were audited and ordered paid. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter and the latter's sister, Miss Jones, served ice cream and cake, to which the assembled members did ample justice. Mr. Hunter exhibited a summer squash that was labeled as having attained its considerable size in five days from the bloom. The squash was a fine specimen and elicited much favorable comment. On the invitation of Wallace Scott, the club voted to hold its next meeting at the residence of his father, W. W. Scott, the last Monday in July. Members of the club who are delinquent in their dues are politely requested to call upon the Treasurer and pay the same, and look pleasant. Don't forget that the Orange County Business College Mandolin and Guitar Club will open the program at the graduating exercises on Monday evening, July 3d, at the Grand Opera-House, Santa Ana. Admission 25 cts. je29 It For Sale Cheap. A number of second-hand vehicles, almost as good as new. Must sell them to make room. MAX JACOBSON, 313-15 West Fourth street, Santa Ana. Olaf and Oscar Warling started for on Monday on their bicycles. Miss Amy Kroeger went to Los Anles last Saturday and will remain for week with friends. Mrs. Frohling advertises for rent her residence property on Chartres street, opposite the water works. Peter Weisel, Esq., left on Monday in the East and Europe. He will be sent during the summer. Miss Teresa Sullivan is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby at Peralta. Miss Sullivan is a planiste of very fine ability, and is quite a social favorite among friends. County Clerk Beckett advertises that the Board of Supervisors will sit as a board of Equalization beginning on Monday next, July 3d, and continuing until Monday, the 17th prox. Miss Pauline Kroeger returned home Monday after visiting five weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Franz, at Redlands, and two weeks with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lionel Browning was down from Los Angeles on Friday, in attendance upon a case in the Superior court. She came over on the afternoon train for a short visit with her relatives here. E. Turk returned on Sunday from the Hawaiian islands, after an absence several months. He leaves next week with his family for Chino, where he will resume his position as head chemist in the sugar factory. Mrs. Linot came over from San Gaiel on Saturday to spend a few days with her sisters, Mrs. Adolph Rimpau and Mrs. Kirby. She departed for her home on Monday, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Lucretia Richards, who had been sojourning with friends here for some weeks past. Julius Schneider advertises that he prepared to do fumigating, for any used tree, at reasonable rates. He is one of the most successful fumigators Southern California, and orchardists, need of his services would do well to all upon him before going elsewhere. Tim Carroll has returned from his ship to the northern part of the State, after an absence of a month. He states he will erect from ten to twelve dumps for the different northern factories, and that the beet crop throughout some sections is looking extremely well. Miss Lucretia Richards entertained a number of her young friends on Thursday evening last at the home of Mrs. Adolph Rimpau. A delightful evening was spent. 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