The herald., 1897-09-19
ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, Sept. 1S.-(Regular Core
spondence) The board of trustees met
with surprise when he contractors for
the water works improvements and their
sub-contractors put in bill for extras,
amounting to considerably over $500. The
members of the board did not seem to be
aware that any extra material or labor
was being used by Messrs. Gardiner 6,
Howe, and they did not expect Gray Bros.
70 Ward, who had the sub-contract for ex-
cavating the pumping pit and lining it with
cement, would put in bill against the
city for material or labor. Their bill
amounts to $611.5S The board held, how
ever. that the work done was necessary
to make the pit comply with the contract
and refused to allow the bill.
Prof f. E. Little of Los Angeles has
arrived to arrange for the opening of the
city schools which begin next Monday
Prof. Little is principal of the city school;
Miss G. e. Roberts, saistant principal;
Miss May e. Rector of Merced, sixth grade !;
Miss Darby, fifth grade. and Mrs G. v.
Horr and Miss Ada Kerlin, the lower
grades. Prof. Evans is principal of the
school at West Anaheim, assisted by Miss
Jennie Burton and Miss Mcdowell, Mrs
Hattie Spencer will teach the Katella
school,.
DR.. Lee, who went to Los Angeles sew
eral days ago to have a troublesome nerve
| "
The operation was performed by DR.. w.
l.. Wills of Los Angeles. This is the
third operation the doctor has had to SUBJ
init to. the two former not being COM
plete.. The nerve was taken out from over
the eyebrow and near the end of the nose,
and it is thought that he will not be
troubled again in the same way.
Messrs. s. Littefield, f. C. Smyth, Ed
Morgan and Hansen returned few days
ago from the Chihuahua valley in San
Diego county, where they bonded eleven
mines. The property has a five-stamp
mill on 1t with plenty of water power to
run it. They expect to begin worlI in thirty
| days.
John schauman, Chester Spencer and
Fred Mickle have gone to Old Mexico to
investigate the colony scheme Mr.. Schau-
| man has been working up in this vicinity
| IL the land is as represented a strong ef-
| fort will be made on their return to get
sufficient number of people to buy up land
enough to meet the requirements.
J. Fl. Clabaugh, e. T. East, G. w. Will
cox and William Boyd, ST., left Wednes-
day morning for the Providence noun
| tains some so miles northeast Of Daggett
where they expect to spend month pros
pectng.
f. r. Smith Of Los Angeles is supplying
j. H. Clabaughs place as agent of the
Santa Fe company during that gentle
HAL dUSeuCe.
Neill Bailey, who has been visiting rela-
| tives in this city, left Wednesday for
Deming, New Mexico. where he is en-
ployed as operator for the Southern Pa
cific company.
r. Leudke, who has been suffering with
a partial stroke Of yparalysis, is reported
to be improving.
Herb Morton is down from Randsburg
on a visit to his parents He report ev-
erything fiourishing in that mining dis
trict
Mrs. Gustav Hinnan. of Los Angeles. was
visiting relatives In this city this week.
Mrs. Jessie Green of Long Beach is in
the city visiting her parents.
|, The Turner's will give a ball at Turner's
hall Sunday evening.
VIII Lawrence, who has been attending
his grandfather. DIR. Hardin, who is i'll.
has returned to his position as operator at
Indio.
Mrs. E. J. Wilkins, of PHILADELPHIA. is
visiting her neice, Mrs. James W. Lam
dell.
Miss Lottie Brown will 60 to Los
Angeles next week to attend the high
school,
Mrs. Max Nehelbury and children, who
spent the summer at Portland, Ore, have
returned.
Frank Sepulveda of Los Angeles was
visiting friends in this city this week.
The city. trustees will hold special
meeting Monday evening to consult on the