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A Possibility of the Fire Department
Disbandlng--N Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 1.-THE fire depart
ment ID, excited over the recent ac-
tion OF the city trustees in refusing to
pay those doing police duty at the Erecca
fire, the So heretofore paid to each one
on such duty. Two dollars was paid
them. A resolution condemning this
action was passed at the meeting Tues
day evening, and a petition has been
prepared for presentation at the next
meeting of the board, asking that an or
dinance be passed emitting each watch
or at fire the sum of So per night, and
q compensation for every run to fire,
even in case Of false alarm.
II the petition is not granted the de-
partment will disband, and there will be
an increase in insurance rates during
the interim between the dissolution OF
the old and the formation OF q new de-
partment.
NOTES.
The Orange County Herald will print
the delinquent tax list this year, its bid,
65 cents per square, being the lowest.
Reports that new bank is to be
started here are going the rounds.
Mrs. M. @. Stay back of Yolo county Is
visiting her nephew, DR.. j. L. Dyer.
Henry Gobrugge, an old resident. left
today for Kelley's Island, Erie county,
Ohio, where he intends residing.
Miss Matte Anderson, who spent the
winter in Pasadena, is at home again.
A. +. Norton, w. HI. Anderson M. j.
Bundy and Paul KNAPP are are in Los
Angeles on business today.
W. 81. Potter OF Covina is visiting his
brother-in-law, FL. N. Harrison.
About 200 Santa Anans expect to 20
with the excursion OF the Knights OF
Pythias to San Diego and Coronado on
May 30th. The Santa Ana Uniform
rank has entered for the competitive
drill.
J.B. Southwell, who has been visiting
here, left for his home in San Francisco
this morning.
The Morris-Pulley race has been set
for Wednesday, June 18th. 1t is to be
run at Riverside.
Six stables OF horses are undergoing q
thorough training at the race track now.
Preparations for the extension OF the
Newport wharf are being made. Two
lumber vessels are pow unloading there.
Five carloads of wool have been ship
ped from Ell Toro this season.
Acarload Of cabbage was shipped east
today by L. B. Young & Go.
County Surveyor Finley spent yester-
day and today in San Bernardino.
Charles A. Hamaker, 34 years OF age,
and Emma White, % years of age, both
residents of Santa Ana, procured mar
riage license today.
The ". E. church of Santa Ana will
have an excursion to San Juan by the
| Sea on Saturday, May 9th. The orches-
ira that played for the Sunday school
convention is to be part of the excur.
sion, and the general public is invited to
attend.
Three tramps were given five days
each in the county jail by Justice Hum.
pnfeyB BIln morning. =
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home last Saturday, having failed in se-
caring an overflow we'll. The well Is
down 25l feet, and several veins OF water
have been tapped. They. expect to re-
sumo work next falls
!. The barley yield around Anaheim Will
be near 100000 Sacks A large crop OF
hay is now being harvested.
Company g 10 talking Of establishing
free library and reading room IN con-
nection with the armory.
s Mr.. MeWilliams is building a resi-
dence on Broadway.
AT the regular meeting OF the Loan
and Building association loans OF $500
each were made to Frank Womance and
w, +. Middlshsm. This was the last
meeting of the fiscal year of the 1850
cisfion, and the fifth series of stock was
opansd and some 200 shares subscribed.
Mr. Hachs of Chino, who inspected
the beet fields this week, says they will
Weld from 20 to rs tons to the acre, and
he has no doubt that they will be rich
in sacharine.
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AROUND THE COURTS.
Items Picked Up Among the variou
Tribunals,

Items Picked UP Among the Various
Tribunalss.
Judge CLARK granted divorce yester-
day to pretty young woman who APP
pesred very much abashed at being in a
court room, Mrs. A. NJ, Eddy, from her
husband, DR., 7. M. Eddy. 1t was a de-
fault case and was granted on the grounds
OF cruelty and deeertiou.
A motion for continuance was made
in the second trial Of O. B. Holmes,
charged with forging, yesterday after
noon, and denied by Judge Mckinley.
A Jury was obtained and then the de-
fenas objected to any evidence being
Istaken under the information, claiming
it to be detective. The matter was taken
under advisement until this morning,
Next Mondays law and motion cal
endsr in Judge Van Dykes court, has
been continued for one week.
Judgment OF foreclosure for $3.50 was
granted the plaintiff by default yester-
day by Judge Mckinley In the case OF
P. Pomerene VS.. J. d. Cooy, ct al.
The injunction suit OF Anderson va.
Herald Was on trial before Judge Wade
yesterday.
Suit was begun yesterday by Frank
w. Greenevs. Henry Gieschen' lot al. to
forecloae 8 mortgage III ss00s
J. Gruher OF at. began suit against
Manuel Garcia ct al. yesterday to'quiet
the title to lots 9 and 7, block s, Ord'S
survey.
The Western Carolina bank began
suit yesterday againat P. A. Dement'S and
wife for 1920 43. the balance due upon
promiseory notea.
Divorce proceedings have been begun
by John e, Fithen against Mrs. Katie
Putnam Fithen.
CHARLES Thornton came before Judge
Smith late yesterday afternoon and
withdrew plea of not guilty, pleading
guilty to the charge of breaking into
Mike Curran'e saloon last October and
tapping the till. He was sentenced tc
two years at the Folsom penitentiary.
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LONG BEACH.

The Dunsmore-Baright weddfng-Local
Affairs.
LONG BEACH, May II. There was quite
buzz OF excitement among the young
people yesterday, occasioned by the we'd
ding Of one of their number. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. James Duns-
more OF Glendale and Miss Minnie A.
took place at the residence Of the BRIDES
uncle, Mr.. George P. Baright, and was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Hutchins of
Los Angeles. Many relatives and friends
of the bride and groom were present,
and number of costly gifts and me-
mentoes were received by the happy
pair, who, after partaking Of sumptu-
GUS dinner, took the evening train for
Pomona, whore they will spend their
honeymoon.
W. w. Lowe sold two lots on Ocean
avenue yesterday to Mrs. Cubic of Pasa-
dena, who will build cottage and coma
here for the season.
A schooner yacht with pleasure par
ty on board came In close enough to in
epect the new wharf, bat did not land.
Mr.. &. W. Ellis is in. town seeing
about putting ont lemon treea on hia
AlamiuoH ranch. He expects to go into
the business q iliitte ssS< ssss-. eiysly.
Mr.. n. Willard. of Compton was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Merrill and family of Los Angeles
have taken the Eavea cottage on Ocean
avenue for the aeason.
The steamer Bonito is expected in
mort TODAY.
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One day, as Sir Isaac Heard was with
George III, it was announced that his mai
esty's horse was ready TO start for hunting,
'Sir Isaac" said the good monarch, ''are
you g judge of horses9" I'm my younger
days, please your majesty was the reply,
II was great deal among thern.n What
do you think of this, thens' said the king,
who was BY this time preparing to mount
his favorite and without waiting for an
answer added, ave call him Perfection. !"
"a most appropriate name,s replied the
courtly herald, bowling as his majesty
reached the saddle, ''for he bears the best
of characters '-Argonaut.
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REpoMpo.
Shipping Arrivals and Departures--Lo-
cal Affairs.


Shipping Arrivals and Departures-Lo-
cal Affairs.
| REDoNDo, May 1.-THE steamship
Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander, came
into port &c 12;45 p. m. today, on her
return trip north. She will take on
here F70 tons offreight {includiug IA ,0OO
sscks OF barley consigned to San Fran
cisco, and IS passengers from Redondo
to San Francisco and way ports. The
steady increase Of traffic in Southern
California on the Pacific Coast Steam
ship line, and especially by the steam
ship Santa Rosa, Aas forced Captain
Alexander to put on additional force.
Mr.. ID. A. Johnson, first clerk, has been
accorded the services OF second clerk
In A. M. Baker, who is on his first trip
in that capacity.
Mr.L j. Campbell, formerly purser on
the steamer Los Angeles, transferred to
the steamer Umatilla, which runs to
Puget Sound, was passenger going
north today. MIR. Campbell is on the
return from a visit to his ranch near
San Diego.
The steamer Los Angeles, Captain Lee
land, arrived in port late this afternoon.
4 80 p. m. Her manifest called for 81
tons merchandise passenger lat not
reported.
A union picnic excuraion OF the Meth
odist Sunday schools of Los Angeles
will rendezvous at Redondo Beach on
Saturday, May 18th. Special train on
the Santa Fe will bring down the crowd,
which will number 1000 men, women
and children.
"A strawberry, festival under the au-
spices of the ladies Of the Methodist
Episcopal church OF Redondo. will be
given at Foresters' ball, Friday evening,
May 18th. Prof. and Mrs. Hough Of
the Woodbury. business college, Los An
geles, will furnish from their repertoire
some fine selections of music on the
banjo and guitar; also, vocal music by
home talent. Prof. Hough will also
render some entertaining specimens of
Nlocution. The intellectual programme
of ths evening will be supplemented by
a sumptuous repast of Strawberries,
cream, cake, coffee and lemonade.
Edwards and Woolley came in from
the deep sea ct p. M. today, landing
5000 pounds OF barracuda and yellow
tail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteside start tonor-
row on visit to the worlds fair and
their old home in Pennsylvania. Mr..
WhiteHide is one Of the pioneer conducts
ors Of the Santa Fe, and now gets two
monthe vacation, after a continuous SER
vice of IA years. Mr.. Whiteslde has
been resident in Redondo since the
opening Of the Santa Fs railroad to this
place.
Among the arrivals this morning at
Hotel Redondo are noted the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Gray, New York:
Arthur 2. Davis and Hamilton S. WAL
lace OF the United States geological sur
vey; Mics M. Ella Mccarthy, A. w.
Forester, Los Angeles; F. I. Deyoe,
Santa Fe; Douglas White, George T..
Woolhch, San Francisco.
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TERRIBLY INCREASING.

The Authorities OF the Board of Health
Give Some Important Information
About the Present Condition OF tho
People.
At no time IA the history of New York city
have there been SO many deaths from pneumo-
MIA % now. The Official figures show that
nearly twice as many deaths from this cause
are occurring thsn tof the last 1--we yeats. This
Is something terrible.
/. DR., John Z, Maggie, Registrar Of Vital StatiE
tics, says that this inereass is due TO the fnhu-
ence OF grip. he says that grip may be called
eepldgmic Just now, and that II the majority Of
gases grip IL r vital, contributing cause to
pneumonia and all dangerous pulmonary
troubles At THIS time of the Year, when we
are changing Qvefiff0Ia winter to spring, there
Is always low order OF vitality q reac ton
from the strains OF the season. The blood does
not flow so full nor rapidly: the strength ia
less. For this reason grip has much better
chance than al any other season.
This Is time OF year when people need 70 pc
placed upon keeping the blood warm and in
circulation. You must bripg about reaction
II you wish to avoid the pain and dangers Of
these troubles in times There is but 0na way
by which reaction canybe brought about and
that is by the use of pure stimulant, prefera,
bly, whtskey. But the great difficulty is that
there are few whiskeys which are pure, 1he
onlyreally pure and reliable whiskey known
70 tn, the pedicsi profession o. the world is
known only to itself, It will bring about re-
action. and prevent cold, pneumonia or the
grip where many so.ealled stimplants would
fall. 1t has saved more lives and relieved more
suffering than anything of similar nature
which was ever known before to the world.
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NIPPRp In THE BUD.
A Dairyman's Sharp Ears Detected som'
BurEIare.


A Dairyman's Sharp Ears Detected some
Burglars.
Two unknown Mexicans attempted
last night, between and Q o'clock, to
steal delivery wagon and oct OF har-
ness from Charles Wilson, at 1920 Wild
street. Wilson conducts small dairy
route. Last evening he went into an
adjoining lot TO stake his horse, leaving
the wagon and harness by his house.
When he returned both were gone.
Hearing noise out on the commons he
walked that way and saw the outline of
two men. They were in the act of
hitching big bay horse to the wagon,
but, upon seeing Wilson. threw the har-
ness off the horse, and both jumped
upon the animals back and galloped
away. A neighbor stated that earlier in
the evening be had noticed several
Mexicans hanging around the place.
They were described as being very good
sized men.
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A Thrifty Family.

The old man pressed me so hard to 20
home with him that / finally, consented.
He hadn't said anything about his family,
and my surprise was gre3t when six strap
ping big girls, all seeming to be about
twenty-five years OF age, came galloping
down to the gete to meet us. It was sum-
mer time. and all were barefooted and with
out hats. They took the mules and wagon
off to the barn, and as we sat down ON the
veranda for smoke he queried:
"Hain't seen more likely drove of gals
anywhar' in this state, considerYo
mo. All your OWN"
"Every blamed onep'
"All of 'em appear to be old enough to
get married OFF,
PLENTY old enough. but that hain't the
programmy.'
Then there's programme to it, eh?'
"Sartin. Stranger, what do you think to
reckon was with when I struck this To-
cality twelve years agos Jest one span Of
old nevis, a fickety wagin and forty cents
in cash. What aln / with nowp WAL,
you couldn't buy my land short of 1900
to say nuthin of stock and tools. She'll
hgger powerful clus to $4,000, / should
say"
"You must be hustler to farm and have
struck crops just right"
mo, nuthin of the sort. I hain't no hus-
tier, and crops has bin mighty pore It's
them six gals as has did it ell fur me- and
they is still a-doin."
"You don't mean they work the farm?''
mo, sir. work the farm, and they work
on the feelin's of the men folks around here.
Every one has had breach O. promise case.
and that gal with the splat feet has had
two and is gittin ready 10 iEstitoot third.
All of 'em has got verdicts or settled their
cases, and the family Is wall1in right into
richness. The county is poorly we'll worked
out, however, and I'm tryin to sell out and
strike another locality. Be you married
man2n
sYesn
"Shool I'd got IL you was single. The
sails will be Disappointed but we'll mako
you TO home JEST the same. Come in and
meet up with the old woman. She's also
got lawsuit--snin Teller fur liftin his
hat to her az he dluv by, and weshan't take
ruthin less'n 81 900 in cash to settles"
M. QUAD,
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ANAHElM.
The School Census Of Orange County
Over AOOO-Nntna.

The School Cersus Of Orange County
Over 4OO0--Notes.
ANAHEIM, May 1.-THE school census
OF Orange county, with the figures OF
three email districts estimated, gives Us
school population OF 1866 children.
BY the usual computation of FIVE inhab.
itants for each census child, this would
give Orange county a population OF
2l,275. Ten districts in the county
show decrease of ia children from
last eeneue, and IL show an increase of
3b9j among which is Anaheim with an
incfeaae OF 40. This increase, by the
came computation as above, indicates
an increase of population for the past
year of 245.
The Gazatte makes the sensible sug-
gestion that now would be- a good time
Tor the Santa Fe company to begin to
set out 6 Hover garden or small park ct
their depot in this city, similar to those
at Santa Ana, Orange and Fullerton.
Mrs. >. Sorensen, O. f. Munson and
II. j.. A. Stuhr of Los Angeles, were in
the city yesterday.
Dwight Whiting of El Toro, who was
badly bitten by rattlesnsks last fall
and was for several weeks under the care
OF pr. Billiard of this city, visited here
today. MIR, Whiting has entirely recov-
cred from the effects of the wound.
IL. A. McWilliams ia in San Francisco
IN attendance at the grand lodge
20. 0. B., as delegate from Anaheim
lodge.
Herbert Morton, who has been work
ing In the northern part of the state for
four years past, has returned TO this
city.
Sam Edwardson reports the discovery
OF a flowing sulphur spring on his ranch
In the Sequel canon. north OF this city.
The water is strongly impregnated with
the sulphur and may prove OF great
medicinal value.
An attempt is being made TO form
party OF ~ or % ladies and gentlemen to
leave here in special Pullman car ior
the wcrld's fair, in the early part OF
September.
F.. and s. Littlefeld and Walker Of
the New riverwe ll-boring party returned
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PASADENA.
An IntereatIng Budget OF News from the
Grown of the Valley.

An InterestIng Budget of News from the
Grown of the Valley.
pasadena, May IL. The entertain
ment given by the Athletic club, last
evening, at ita club rooms, on Raymond
avenue, was we'll attended, and the
events OF the evening much enjoyed. A
business meeting was held previous to
the entertainment, ct which IL was de-
cided to allow Students of Throop Poly
technic the privilege Of using the club
room for training purposes during May
and June, ON payment OF the regular
monthly dues.
Four new members were received and
number suspended for n0n-paymsnt OF
dues.
The athletic exercises began with
some clever tumbling by MessTs. Bell,
Willis, Allen and Prince, followed by ex-
cellent bar work by the same set, WITH
the addition of Collingwood, who did
.giapt swing with apparent ease. A
set-to with the gloves by Allen and
Prince, and another by Gates and Col
lpgwood were well contested and much
enjoyed by the spectators.
H. r. Hertel favored the audience
with several excellent violin solos, while
the club quartette, composed OF Messrs.
Allen, Macomber, Scales and Thr0op
rendered number Of eelectionH. The
entertainment closed with hand-ball
contest, Weight and Smith playing
singles and Hutchips and Weight match
ing Gates and Smith in the doubles.
THE RAGAH LECTURES,
The second OF the series of Rsgan
illustrated lectures was given in the
Uniyersaist church last evening.
BACK FROM HONOLULU.
p. Fl. Maye, formerly OF this place,
arrived here yesterday from Honolulu,
Hawaiian islands, where he has been
for the pact three years. He states that
business is looking up on the islands,
and that a'genuine boom is anticipated
in case the annexation scheme is car
ried through.
Tbs Pasadena people in Honolulu are
ell yell and bnsy. and q number will
pay s'the States ls visit this sum ga
Mr.. Mohr Is only off on vacation, and
will leave here in q few days for the east,
returning to Honolulu in couple OF
months.
NOTES.
Throop polytechnic cadets will drill to-
morrow at Garfield school by special re-
quest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Holleubeck Of
San Francisco and recently from Court
land. N. Y, are stopping few days at
the Balmoral.
The committee upon temperance Of
the M. E. church has submitted very
voluminous report upon thu present
status of liquor selling in this place for
the approval of the church.
The Whittier boys and Throop poly
technie bali team cross bats at the former
place next Saturday afternoon.
Prot. Kyle has decided to give Erminie
at the opera house on Thursday and Fri
day evenings, the 18th and 18th insts.
Ed Turner and Johnnie Plant re.
turned last evening from weeks fish
ing trip up the west fork Of the San Ca
briel. They report fishing splendid,
catching over 400.
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ALHAM BRA.
Budget Of News From, This ohsrming
Suburb.

Suburb.
ALEXANDRIA, May 1.-THE haying sea
son has just commenced. The crop viii
make excellent hay but che yield will
not be large.
The orange crop is being moved from
here in quite a lively way, but large
quantity remains on the trees.
The Beams are making very extensive
Improvements on their property in East
Alhambra. Their large barn is com
pleted and the erection of an elegant
$4,000 residence begun. Besides this
considerable grading is being done pre-
psratory to setting out trees.
James MeLaren's house in West AL.
hambra is enclosed. 1t is a comfortable
two-ntory building.
On Friday evening next fine pro-
gramme ofvocai and instrumental music
will be presented at the M. E. church
under the auspices of tbs Kings paugh-
tiers. Los Angeles and Pasadena talent
will assist.
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Pasadena Briefs.

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Edison's Handy Encyclopedia cvntafps tue
latest revisedl figures concerning every city IN
the United states containing 5000 inhabitants
or more. Each item is compared with the hE>
ures in 1870 and 1880. No Auch accurate com
Pilaticn OF the last census has yet been pub
1ished.