anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-08

Tuesday, November 8, 1921. ANNOUNCEMENTS HAZARD & MILLER—Oldest agency in Southern California. H. Miller 8 years examiner U. S. Patent Office. Hazard's Book on Patents Free. 500 Central Bldg., Sixth and Main Sts., Los Angeles, Calif. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE BALED BARLEY HAY $3 to $12 per ton. Huntington Beach Co., Huntington Beach, Phone 22. BEAUTIFUL FUMED OAK PIANO, like new for sale at a bargain at Gamber's Storage-Ware House, 202 N. Los Angeles street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Team, wagon and harness, one horse wagon with brake, two horse disc, two horse cultivator, E. B. Camp. Phone 761 J 1. FOR SALE—Good team ranch horses, also one 10-house power gasoline wood saw, complete. 328 West Center street. OIL STOCK FOR SALE—From one to five thousand shares Mid-Central oil stock. Address Anaheim Herald, Box O. B. FOR SALE—Electric motor 2 1:2 horse power, used three months, pump and casing, cylinders. Call 440J. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer, will deliver. F. W. Wright, Artesia, Cal., Box 141A. MONEY TO LOAN HANDLE $5000 To loan on ranch property. THE J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Cal. Phone 46 SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG LADY WISHES WORK of any kind by the day. Box M. S., Anaheim Herald. FOR RENT $10 REWARD FOR INFORMATION FOR HOUSE FOR RENT Want to rent house immediately, and will pay anyone giving me information that will lead to my renting house. Address Box A-7, care Anaheim Daily Herald. FOR RENT—Small 2-room apartment, furnished for housekeeping, $20 month; also two room furnished bungalow, $20; also small bed room, $12. 312 South Los Angeles street. FOR SALE—Good work horse, none better, also light spring wagon, price $50. About 300 yards east of Placentia avenue from Carl Simmon's Pipe Works. J. L. Kenney. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, light housekeeping, privileges, ladies only. 313 S. Los Angeles street, call after 8 p.m. FOR RENT—Tent house, gas, water, and electricity furnished, all for $22.50 per month. 125 Janas street. FOR RENT—Four furnished housekeeping rooms, adults only. Call before 7 p.m., 125 Bush street. FOR RENT—4 unfurnished rooms and bath for housekeeping, $25 per month. 316 N. Philadelphia. FOR RENT—Small 2 room furnished apartment for housekeeping. 312 South Los Angeles street. FOR RENT—One room cabin, electric lights, water. Inquire 206 S. Citron street. FOR RENT—Furnished bed room in new home. Phone 433J. Call 209 East Adele. FOR RENT—Large front room, bath. Working gentleman preferred. 508 East Adele. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms, quiet home, close in. 305 East Adele St. FOR RENT—Furnished room, man preferred. 316 East Sycamore St. FOR S Automobiles GOOD USE ROADS 1916 Buick roadster tires, motor re1919 Dodge roadster cord tires. 1916 Buick roadster mechanically. 1917 Buick roadster shape. 1916 Scripps-Booth rebuilt. TOURING 1918 Buick touring tires, many ext. 1920 Chevrolet, F paint, top. 1917 Dodge touring bargain. 1920 Monroe touring job. 1919 Chevrolet 490 buy. 1920 Scripps - Booth paint, fine shap. 1916 Chevrolet 490 cheap. 1919 Ford touring starter. 1917 Ford touring, a 1916 Buick touring work. 1911 Cadillac touring car or truck. ENCLOSE MONEY TO LOAN HALL $5000 To loan on ranch property. THE J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Cal. Phone 46 SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG LADY WISHES WORK of any kind by the day. Box M. S., Anaheim Herald. WANTED—Convalescents or invalids to care for in private home. Phone 37J. WANTED—To do washing and ironing at your home. Call 339M. WANTED Miscellaneous TO SELLERS—List with Los Angeles Buyers and Sellers Exchange furniture, implements, tools, autos, etc., anything of value, new or used, you wish to sell. You retain possession until sold. Write full description, price and terms, to include 10 per cent commission (payable on sale—no other charge). We bring or send prospective buyers to you. Address R. Pentland, agent, 225 Aliso street, Los Angeles, Cal. HOW TO WIN IN CALIFORNIA!—There IS a way. Send for Free Map and Booklet re New Gushers at Signal Hill—predicted fifty year producers. H. C. Davidson, Box 358, Long Beach, Cal. WANT—To hear from owner having farm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John J. Black, California Street, Chippewa Falls, Wis. WANTED—Good farm team, must weigh 1300 to 1500 pounds apiece. See me at once. Ralph W. Maas, 217 West Center street. WANTED—Spring pullets of any brand, also will buy milk cow. W. B. Peterson, R. R. 1, Box 4, Anaheim. WANTED — To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. ALL KINDS OF Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon street, Anaheim. Phone 314W. DRESSMAKING OF ALL KINDS. Prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Phone 37J3 for information. WANTED—Lady to share housekeeping apartment. Address Herald; Box R.D. or Phone 504. WANTED TO LOCATE—Jose Marie Bopez. Answer 122 West Adele street, Anaheim. PAY GOOD PRICES for any poultry. H. S. Wilke, phone 50J, Anaheim. FOR RENT—Furnished bed room in new home. Phone 433J. Call 209 East Adele. FOR RENT—Large front room, bath. Working gentleman preferred. 508 East Adele. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms, quiet home, close in. 305 East Adele St. FOR RENT—Furnished room, man preferred. 316 East Sycamore St. FOR RENT—Furnished room, private entrance and bath. 208 Resh street. FOR RENT—2-room apartment, furnished. 218 South Clementine. FOR RENT—Three room apartment. Furnished. 327 South Olive. FOR RENT—New garage, call after 6 p.m. m. 312 South Clementine. FOR RENT—Room, gentleman preferred. 314 South Claudina. FOR RENT—Front bedroom, close in. 215 Chestnut street. FOR RENT—Two sleeping rooms, 204 West Center street. FOR RENT—Furnished 4 room house. 426 South Helena. FOR RENT—Furnished house. 426 South Helena. FOR RENT—Garage. 419 North Olive. WANTED—HELP WANTED—Some local people to work on new townsite and subdivision tract in new oil development field, good commissions allowed, better if you use own car.. Phone for appointment, 775. WANTED—Girl 14, will care for children by the hour or week. Inquire 420 South Rose street. WANTED—Girl for housework after school and Saturdays. Marita court, Apartment 9. WANTED—Woman to care for baby evenings. Must be reliable. Answer Herald Box C.H. WANTED—Two boys to do inserting at Herald office. Apply circulation manager. WANTED—Boy at Fishle Confectionery, 118 West Center street. LICENSES TO WED J. Edwin Shannon, 42, Seattle, to Florence M. Pratt, 28, Seattle. Roland Foulds, 21, Watts, to Gertrude Keller, 18, Watts. George A. Meyera, 34, Los Angeles, to Mildred A. Wallace, 40, Los Angeles. Benito Dabalos, 21, Placentia, to paint line snap GOOD USE AT FAIR H STUDEBAKER 4 tour seat cut down for new top. Cord tire OAKLAND touring good tires. A snail MAX WELL tour make a good economy to work in. "A SAFE PLACE TO CAR" BUICK 4 tour top, body and upholstery condition. Has hail REO touring A sol cylinder car There service in this car care WILLYS-KNIGHT new Goodyear non around Our price market. CHEVROLET 490 tour cannot beat this bus DORT touring .17 .to run Blate glass erything Just the work in. HARRY D. Studebaker Di Used car department hall ANAHEI USED ON EASY PA LA CITRUS NURSERY, north end of Lemon street, Anaheim. Phone 314W. DRESSMAKING OF ALL KINDS. Prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Phone 37J3 for information. WANTED—Lady to share housekeeping apartment. Address Herald, Box R.D. or Phone 504. WANTED TO LOCATE—Jose Marie Lopez. Answer 122 West Adele street, Anaheim. PAY GOOD PRICES for any poultry. H. S. Willke, phone 50J, Anaheim. WANTED—All kinds of sewing and dressmaking. 202 N. Olive. POULTRY WANTED—All kinds. Pay highest prices. Phone 448. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Gold Holton cornet in black leather case. Saturday night about 9:30 yards below LaVida Springs, Carbon Canyon. Return to Herald office or phone 749J, Santa Ana. Reward. LOST—Small aligator purse, Olive or Center streets. Return to 421 East Broadway. Oakland Sixes NEW PRICES f. c. b. Anaheim Touring Car $1375 Roadster $1325 C.C. & G.R. Jones 226 South Los Angeles Street Phone 41 LICENSES TO WED J. Edwin Shannon, 42, Seattle, to Florence M. Pratt, 28, Seattle. Roland Foulds, 21, Watts, to Gertrude Keller, 18, Watts. George A. Meyera, 34, Los Angeles, to Mildred A. Wallace, 40, Los Angeles. Benito Dabalos, 21, Placentia, to Teresa Andrade, 22, Placentia. Anson C. Tronseau, 47, Pasadena, to Pauline Schaffersman, 47, Santa Ana. Guy Riggs, 27, Los Angeles; Mabel G. Wagner, 27, Los Angeles. Frank A. Weiss, 30, Capistrano; Georgia A. Brainard, 16, Capistrano. Forrest W. Kauble, 21, Los Angles; Eva K. Brandt, 18, Los Angeles. James M. Dixon, 29; Los Angeles; Eleanor C. Torry, 20, Los Angeles. Earl W. Billinger, 21, Monrovia, to Marie J. Bartik, 19, Arcadia. Sam Sarkisoff, 25, Los Angeles, to Pauline Salcido, 18, Los Angeles. Horacio Macal, 27, Los Angeles, to Rose Grijalva, 18, Los Angeles. Jose Crajeda, 30, Talbert, to Casimira Sianex, 21, Talbert. Frank A. Moore Jr., 21, San Pedro, to Jlaye Rude, 21, San Pedro. Francesco Cuez, 38, to Maria Acosta, 32, Delhi. Frank R. Woodruff, 31, Bakersfield, to Helena Theims, 26, Denver. Robert Holloway, 22, San Diego, to Edna Bailey, 22,Babylon,N.Y. King S. Tom, 30,Anaheim,tillie Leung,21,Los Angeles. Ellis M. Stillwell, 21Los Angeles, to Marguerite May ,20,Long Beach. Paul Sloggett ,23Los Angeles.to Margaret V.Nichals ,17,Calipatria. Houses and Apartments in Demand There is a great demand for furnished and unfurnished houses and apartments in Anaheim. If you have a place for rent you can find a tenant at very little cost through a Herald Want Ad. Phone your ad right now. CALL 540 HARRY D. Studebaker Dr. Used car department hall ANAHEM USED CAR ON EASY PATH Olds 6,touring Ford,touring Ford,roadster Chevrolet,touring Olds 8,touring Ford,sedan Two ton truck International tractor OLDS AGRE 328 West Center FOR SALE—1917 Dodder top,新 Willard t battery,新 U.S.tire 33x4 cords off rear,gov overhaulled and equipped oil springs.$525,tent down,balance 12 month Co.,382 West Center. FOR SALE—1919 Chev car brand new Vest Horseshoe cord tires finish.Car shows go terms,一third down montha.May Motor Center street. FOR SALE—1918 Our car.completely ove tires in front，good top.$515，terms one time 12 months.May West Center street. FOR SALE—1920 For with Stake body.In Center street. WANTED—Second h See Mauer Exchange 121 East Center. HELP! NE Highest market p paid by the Herald cotton rags. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM FOR SALE Automobiles and Trucks GOOD USED CARS ROADSTERS 1916 Buick roadster, new paint, new tires, motor rebuilt. 1919 Dodge roadster, original finish, cord tires. 1916 Buick roadster, 5 cord tires, fine mechanically. 1917 Buick roadster, new block, fine shape. 1916 Scripps-Booth roadster, entirely rebuilt. TOURING CARS 1918 Buick touring, 7 passenger, cord tires, many extras. 1920 Chevrolet, F. B. touring, new paint, top. 1917 Dodge touring, good shape, a bargain. 1920 Monroe touring, classy paint job. 1919 Chevrolet 490 touring, a good buy. 1920 Scripps - Booth touring, new paint, fine shape. 1916 Chevrolet 490 touring, very cheap. 1919 Ford touring, new paint, self-starter. 1917 Ford touring, a bargain. 1916 Buick touring, a steal, needs work. 1911 Cadillac touring, fine for shop car or truck. ENCLOSED CARS 1918 Oakland Rex sedan, motor rebuilt. FOR SALE Real Estate VALENCIA GROVES THAT WILL PAY YOU Little over twelve acres, beautiful young trees, large and thrifty, big black leaf, you need only to look at the trees to see the value of the soil, but bring your shovel, best orange section in Orange county, East Anaheim; modern house, double garage. This is worth $5000 per acre, but if sold in the next sixty days we can deliver it little less than $4500 per acre, and the greater part can remain on place crop payments, 6 per cent. Five acres seven year old Valencias, best of soil and water, six room modern house, oak floors, fireplace, base tub in bath, three cement porches, garage, good location, and close in with gas, $23,000 terms. Five acres Valencias, 9 years old, big thrifty heavy bearing trees, deep rich loamy soil, S. A. V. I. water, fine location, close to Orange, gas in street, a real buy at $18,500 terms. 2 1:2 acres highly improved, fine location, $12,000. These groves will bear investigation, you to be the judge. BALL REATY CO. 63 Plaza Square, Orange. Phone 42 Lot 50x135 to alley six fine orange trees, beautiful lot, north front, $1150. 6 room modern house, garage, lot 40x120, north front, close in, snap at $3500, your terms. 10 ACRES VACANT Graded, water piped, ready to set Valencias, uniform soil, no better, close to boulevard. 2½ miles out. $11,000, EASY TERMS. 4 lots 50x200, full bearing oranges and walnuts on each lot, paved street. Your terms. $1500 each. L. A. EVANS Room 8, Golden State Bank Bldg., ANAHEIM WARNING IT WILL HAPPEN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17 BE READY! Harold Clairmont "Greater Anaheim Realtor" 236 WEST CENTER ST. Phone 741 "Confidence and Reliability" FOR SALE BY OWNER New Spanish bungalow on West Broadway. Specifications (read them): Hollow tile construction,"cool in the summer and warm in the winter." Stucco plaster will last forever and never needs paint. All cement work done with nice wide drive, walks, etc. Hollow tile garage with stucco plaster; front lawn graded ready for planting. Four big orange trees in the rear, lot 165 feet deep. All built in features in house, bookcases, medicine cabinet, coolers, fruit cupboard well vented, iron board, also built in ice box. Ceramic tile drain board; always clean and sanitary. Built in bath tub. 1916 Chevrolet 490 touring, very cheap. 1919 Ford touring, new paint, self-starter. 1917 Ford touring, a bargain. 1916 Buick touring, a steal, needs work. 1911 Cadillac touring, fine for shop car or truck. ENCLOSED CARS 1918 Oakland Rex sedan, motor rebuilt, new paint, a bargain. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Used Car Department VINCENT & LYNCH 133 So. Los Angeles St. GOOD USED CARS AT FAIR PRICES STUDEBAKER 4 touring, 1917. Back seat cut down for camping. Almost new top. Gord tires.....$495 OAKLAND touring, 1917. New paint, good tires. A snap at.....$595 MAXWELL touring, '16. Would make a good economical car to run to work in. Rarin' to go.....$260 "A SAFE PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR" BUICK 4 touring, '17. Good tires, top, body and upholstered in fine condition. Has had good care. REO touring. A solid well made 4 cylinder car. There's years of good service in this car with reasonable care .....$450 WILLYS-KNIGHT touring. Almost new, Goodyear non-skid tires all around. Our price is $350 below market. CHEVROLET 490 touring, '18. You cannot beat this buy at .....$295 DORT touring, '17. Very economical to run. Blate glass in top n' everything. Just the car to run to work in. HARRY D. RILEY Studebaker Distributor Used car department next to city hall ANAHEIM USED CARS ON EASY PAYMENTS 10 ACRES VACANT Graded, water piped, ready to set Valencias, uniform soil, no better, close to boulevard, 2½ miles out. $11,000, EASY TERMS. 4 lots 50x200, full bearing oranges and walnuts on each lot, paved street. Your terms. $1500 each. L. A. EVANS Room 8, Golden State Bank Bldg, ANAHEIM FOR SALE Ten acres eight year old Valencias. Excellent soil, trees uniform and in prime condition, cement piped. At $35,000 we consider this one of the best close in buys we have. Five acres nine year old Valencias, good five room house with city gas and electricity. Perpetual water right. This grove is also close in on good street. Price $21,000. Very reasonable terms. Five acres three year old valencias. Good three room house with bath. Domestic water, close to Anaheim. Only $12,000 on reasonable terms. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 180 West Center Street, Anaheim THINK OF IT 11 1-2 acres, 8 1-2 acres in 8 year old Valencias, 3 acres set to 2 year old Valencias. Large uniform trees. Best silt soil of unlimited depth. Estimated 2500 packed boxes on trees. One-eighth interest in pumping plant. For either investment or income, this grove can be duplicated. Price $33,000, terms. Choice lot located just off West Broadway, 71 foot frontage, price $1000. W. J. JEWELL REALTY COMPANY Room 7, Golden State Bank C. C. LATSHAW CO. Eight 2-room modern apartments. Los Angeles, good location, price $18,000, terms. The income on this is $3600 yearly. Can you beat it? Might exchange for close in Anaheim. We have a large listing of orange groves and acreage. $100 makes first payment on one of our choice lots in the Elliott Anderson and Allen new subdivision. Balance easy monthly payments. Lots are going fast. See ELLIOTT ANDERSON REALTY CO. 120 North Los Angeles Street WANTED—Orange grove near Anaheim, have cash, prefer home on it. Specifications (read them): Hollow tile construction,"cool in the summer and warm in the winter." Stucco plaster, will last forever and never needs paint. All cement work done with nice wide drive, walks, etc. Hollow tile garage with stucco plaster, front lawn graded ready for planting. Four big orange trees in the rear, lot 165 feet deep. All built in features in house, bookcases, medicine cabinet, coolers, fruit cupboard well vented, iron board, also built in ice box. Ceramic tile drain board, always clean and sanitary. Built in bath tub with plywood bathroom floor. Cement floor on screen porch with two laundry trays. Breakfast nook with built in seats for seven people and white opalite table top. A complete house with linoleum down and shades on all windows. This house was not built cheap but will sell cheaper than any place on the street. PHONE 399R or 573W. FOR SALE Choice, close in lot, paved street, for $1650,$500 down, balance 4 years. We have for sale three extra good buys in orange groves. One on boulevard for $2750 per acre; another in Placentia district for $3000 per acre; another in Golden State tract for $3000 an acre; mostly 7 1-2 year old Valencias, heavy crop. 5 room modern house, garage, for $3500, good terms. PACIFIC REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO. G. H. Grefe P. V. Brady FOR SALE REAL ESTATE East Center street lot, 50 feet front, $1850, terms; first class. Good lot, 50x135,$1200; 4 room house, east front,$4200; Lot with small house, West Broadway,$3200. BIGELOW 211 East Center St. DON'T go way out in an isolated walnut grove for a lot when I have two $1200 lots on Lemon street; very easy terms. Box 592, Anaheim. FOR SALE—The cheapest lot in Anaheim, 54x150; on South street. All improvements in. See Roberts, the S. Q. R., Store, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Large corner lot on Lemon street,$2000; $150 cash; balance $10 per month. Box 592, Anaheim. FOR SALE—One large lot on Zeyn street,$1050; small payment down; balance long time. Box 592, Anaheim. FOR SALE—4 room house on large lot, Anaheim. Small payment down; balance like rent. Box 592, Anaheim. LOTS FOR SALE—On West street Apply owner: 1001 West Center St. HARRY D. RILEY Studebaker Distributor Used car department next to city hall ANAHEIM USED CARS ON EASY PAYMENTS Olds 6, touring ... $750 Ford, touring ... 125 Ford, roadster ... 225 Chevrolet, touring ... 350 Olds 8, touring ... 400 Ford, sedan ... 400 Two ton truck ... 600 International tractor ... 550 OLDS AGENCY 328 West Center Street FOR SALE—1917 Dodge touring, new top, new Willard threaded rubber battery, new U. S. tires in front, has 33x4 cords off rear, good extra motor overhauled and equipped with Victory oil springs. $525, terms, one-third down, balance 12 months. May Motor Co., 332 West Center. FOR SALE—1919 Chevrolet touring car, brand new Vesta battery, new Horseshoe cord tires in rear, original finish. Car shows good care. $295, terms, one-third down, balance 12 months. May Motor Car, 332 West Center street. FOR SALE—1918 Oakland touring car, completely overhauled. new tires in front, good extra, excellent top. $515, terms one third down, balance 12 months. May Motor Co., 332 West Center street. FOR SALE—1920 Ford ton truck, with Stake body. Inquire 121 East Center street. WANTED—TO BUY WANTED—Second hand furniture. See Mauer Exchange Furniture Co., 121 East Center. HELP! MELP! Highest market price will be paid by the Herald for clean cotton rags. $100 makes first payment on one of our choice lots in the Elliott Anderson and Allen new subdivision. Balance easy monthly payments. Lots are going fast. See ELLIOTT ANDERSON REALTY CO. 120 North Los Angeles Street WANTED—Orange grove near Anaheim, have cash, prefer home on it give full particulars, location and lowest price, will not consider paying more than actual value. Address P. O. Box 323, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Large lot about a block from Santa Fe depot, just off Center street on Rose, $1250, terms. Paul Taggart, owner, 120 North Los Angeles street, Phone 434. THE TIME TO BUY ORANGE GROVES Later on when crop is colored groves will show twice the crop and prices for groves will advance. It has been so every year. Many groves will then be taken off the market. Others will be higher. Let us show you some, regular paying groves. Will show packing-house records. We won't let you buy a bad grove. The finest and the best 20.4-acre orange grove that stands on "God's" footstool. The foregoing is rather a broad statement, but when I can produce figures which will show its financial power it must of necessity mean that I can show you something worthy of consideration. If you are a citrus man the big trees, so radiant in health, thrifty in appearance, with an exceptionally heavy setting for next bearing, will impress you. Every inch of soil is absolutely the best in Orange county. I have personally inspected this grove, and have failed to find a weak feature attached to this splendid acreage. This grove will show an earning power of over $1000 an acre for this year. Then there is its wonderful location to be considered, only three blocks from the new postoffice near the new city park a block and a half from the Park View tract, with the church on one street and the High School on the other, with a frontage on three streets. Just think what this will mean in a very short time. Can't you as a business man see the subdivision possibilities connected with this. The only reason this opportunity is offered is due to the fact that one of the owners is desirous of returning East. You can purchase this wonderful grove at a very reasonable price. Just fumigated. 5 acres of 5-year-old Valencias that would do your heart good to Harold Clairm GREATER ANAHEIM REALTOR EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE PHONE 741 236 W. OFFICE OF CONFIDENCE AND RELIABILITY News of Long Ago (From Anaheim Gazette) 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK Joe Backs has decided to learn the implement business and has accepted a position with Lutz & Co. Manager Whann reports a good trade, tiesale of a mowing machine (which at this time of the year must be considered rare) the other day being one of the many implements disposed of by him. Contractor McWilliams informs us that the addition to the West school will be completed in time to begin school in the new room on Monday. The addition to the Central school will be completed next week and school will be taken up in two of the rooms shortly thereafter. Chas., Stone, head zanjero for the system, of ditches at Fullerton, was in town yesterday. Mr. Fossek, who has secured the contract for sprinkling the streets, tells us that he is an old hand at the business. He used to sprinkle the streets of Vienna. Leo, Harris was in town from Santa Ana on Tuesday. Leo contemplates going into business for himself at the county seat shortly. Miss Zelma Bailey went to Los Angeles on Monday to attend the Yaw concert. John Hartung has had quite a bit of sickness in his family or late. First his little son, Edgar, was taken down with fever, then Mrs. Hartung was overcome with nervous prostration, and on Thursday morning John had to leave his post as bookkeeper at Dick-el's establishment and take to his bed. He returned to his work on Monday, being much improved. Mrs. Hartung and Edgar are also much improved. 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK Quite a lengthy ordinance (No. 19) was passed by the common council last Saturday. Our citizens will do well to look it over for ignorancelegis neminem excusat. Article 1 section 1 forbids the throwing into the street of certain rubbish, such as nails, glass, etc. Article 2 proviles the following fire limits for the city of Anaheim: Commencing in Sycamore street 500 feet easterly of Los Angeles street, running thence southerly parallel with Los Angeles street, thence along Santa Ana street to a point 500 feet westerly of Lemon street; thence running parallel with Lemon street to Sycamore; thence along Sycamore to the place of beginning. Also defines pound limits; establishes office of pound keeper, provides for his duties and fixes charges for animals so taken up, etc. Ordinance was passed Oct. 28, 1871, signed by Theodore Rimpau, clerk of the common council, and John P. Zeyn, president. Approved Nov. 1st, 1871, signed H. Kroeger, mayor. The following item is taken from a communication signed Richland Farmer: I visited our charming neighbor (Santa Ana) yesterday. She stands the drouth amazingly well, tucked away under the shade of her broad sycamores. And the constant turning of cranks and hauling of ropes augers well for water if there be any between there and Constantinople. Spurgeon seems to like the fun. He and Mr. Bemis have nothing to do but turn the crank, lift the beam and the like, while the boys who sit on the lever do all the heavy work. This peaceful hamlet (Tustin) is progressing steadily. New but modest cottages are springing up and arranging themselves in beautiful irregularity among the trees. Here at Miss Zelma Bailey went to Los Angeles on Monday to attend the Yaw concert. John Hartung has had quite a bit of sickness in his family or late. First his little son, Edgar, was taken down with fever, then Mrs. Hartung was overcome with nervous prostration, and on Thursday morning John had to leave his post as bookkeeper at Dickel's establishment and take to his bed. He returned to his work on Monday, being much improved. Mrs. Hartung and Edgar are also much improved. Mrs. Isaac Barman of Los Angeles cisited with friends at Fullerton several days the past week. Gus Langenberger left yesterday for Los Angeles to take a position as stenographer and typewriter. Newman Essick is taking the place of Secretary Blennneraassett at the water office, the latter gentleman being confined to his bed with illness. Mrs. Hattie Mitchell was down from Pasadena on Friday for a short visit. The new band instruments arrived on Monday and were placed on display at Dickel's establishment. On Tuesday evening they were turned over to the city. The set consists of ten instruments and bass drum and cymbals from Blanchard and Fitzgerald's Los Angeles music house and are as handsome a lot of musical instruments as one would care to see. The members of the newly organized band and the instruments played by them are as follows: Chas. Schindler, E flat cornet; Joe Hatfield, C. Means, C. Lincoln, Tony Adams, B flat cornets; Frank Eastman, Fred Lewis, Fred Backs, altos; F. Alborn, slide tenor; Billy Fox, valve tenor; A. D. Porter, baritone; John Kellenberger, E. O. Boege, basses; George Murdock, F. Schwentker, clarioneta; C. Adams, snare drum; C. Pressel, bass drum. At the meeting of the city trustees on Tuesday evening Trustee Lewis offered the following resolution which was unanimously carried. "Whereas the city of Anaheim having received a full set of band instruments through the generosity and active efforts of Mr. John Hartung in soliciting subscriptions for same, aided by public spirited citizens of the community and the instruments having been placed in the custody of the boardfor the use of the Anaheim band, now, therefore, be it resolved, that the thanks of this board be extended to the said John Hartung and the public spirited citizens contributing to the fund and that the instruments be accepted on behalf of the municipality. Capt. Schumacher was in town on Tuesday on his way to Los Angeles. Miss Zelma Bailey away under the shade of her broad sycambres. And the constant turning of cranks and halting of ropes augers well for water if there be any between there and Constantinople. Spurgeon seems to like the fun. He and Mr. Bernis have nothing to do but turn the crank, lift the beam and the like, while the boys sit on the lever do all the heavy work. This peaceful hamlet (Tustin) is progressing steadily. New but modest cottages are springing up and arranging themselves in beautiful irregularity among the trees. Here at the school house the R. S. J. union musical society meet every Saturday evening for practice and enjoyment. The new settlement of Riveride on the Santa Ana river 12 miles south-west of San Bernardino, contains according to the Guardian, 38 families and 17 unmarried men, all of whom have lands selected and are preparing to put in crops this fall. The Guardian calls for 17 unmarried women to go for these bachelors. The New York mammoth circus will be here on Saturday next with funny clowns, trained horses and India rubber acrobats. A good time may be expected. Mr. Benjamin Dreyfus, Esq., has gone to San Francisco. We have been favored by Mr. John W. Clark with a very sweet item for this issue. It is a sample of beef sugar made at Alvarado. The manufacturer of this article has proven very profitable to the Alvarado company and would doubtless make a most successful business here. When ever capitalists chose to invest money enough to put up the machinery. The cost of starting the refinery at Alvarado was, we believe, about $150,000. Railroad projects are being broached all around us, and it is probable in view of the great need for such improvements to develop our vast agricultural resources that som plan will be submitted to the next legislature for a general system of railroad building throughout the southern counties. Los Angeles county will be foremost in these plans, and Analeim occupying as she does, the position of a business center for all the southern part of this large county, with her present recognized importance and her hopes of still greater consequence in the future, should not be behindhand in putting in her claims for consideration in these calculations. We suggest a public meeting be held at Analeim on Saturday, the 18th inst., a noon and that citizens of the Santa Ana country, Monte, San Gabriel, San Joae, Gallaijal, Compton and Wilmington be invited to send two delegates each to such meeting and thus profit by that multitude of counsels in which there is wisdom—A. Langenberger. large lot on Zeynall payment down. Box 592, Anaheim. room house on large small payment down. Box 592, Anaheim. On West street. West Center St. six room house, 715 Zeyn. conference they're America?" The Christian personally inspect and have failed to feature attached to seagage. This grove is power of over this year. Then careful location to be three blocks from the near the new and a half from contract, with the street and the Highmer, with a front-steps. Just think can in a very short time as a business man possibilities conThe only reason is offered is due one of the owners turning East. You wonderful groveuble price. Just year-old Valencias your heart good to see. The trees have an exceptionally heavy setting for next year, with every indication of sizing up well. Soil conditions fine. This grove is all piped. There is a nice home, all modern, with garage, which makes this proposition exceptionally attractive. We doubt if there is another 5 acres which can compare with this. Anyone purchasing this beautiful grove will feel greatly satisfied, especially when the fruit colors, up. Better look into this before it is too late. HOMES Visit our office and allow us to show you some of Anaheim's most beautiful Homes. 4 to 12 Room Houses Priced As Low as $3,400.00. INCOME PROPERTY Double Bungalows. Bungalow Courts. Apartment Houses. Clairmont HEIM REALTOR PRESENTATIVE 236 W. CENTER ST. ANCE AND RELIABILITY part of this large county, with her present recognized importance and her hopes of still greater consequence in the future, should not be behind hand in putting in her claims for consideration in these calculations. We suggest a public meeting be held at Anaheim on Saturday, the 18th inst., a noon and that citizens of the Santa Au. country, Monte, San Gabriel, San Jose, Gallain, Compton and Willington be invited to send two delegates each to such meeting and thus profit by that multitude of counsels in which there is wisdom—A. Langenberger, Edward Evey, John W. Clark, John Fischer, Phil Davis, Richard Heimann, M.Calisher. THE HUMAN SEASONS (By John Keats) Four seasons fill the measure of the year; There are four seasons in the mind of man: He has his lusty Spring, when fancy clear Takes in all beauty with an easy span. He has his Summer, when luxuriously Spring's honeyed cud of youthful thought he loves To ruminate, and by such dreaming high Is nearest unto Heaven: quiet coves. His soul has in its Autumn, when his wings He furleth close; contented is to look On mists in idleness—to let fair things Pass by unheeded as a threshold brook:— He has his Winter, too, of pale misfeature. Or else he would forego his mortal nature. TAXI Phone 453 or 736J WEST'S TAXI SERVICE 123 W. Center (United Cigar Store)