anaheim-gazette 1902-01-09

NORTHSIDE IRRIGATORS WILL IRRIGATE AT NIGHT While Reservoir is Being Cleaned Water Will Run Continuously In Ditches—None to Be Run to Waste. Northside irrigators are using water nights this week, the first time in years. It is a matter of compulsion with them, the order having been decreed by the directors of the water board on Saturday afternoon. While repairs are in progress at the Tuffree reservoir water will be run in the ditches night and day, instead of turning a stream of 300 or 400 inches into the sandwash at nighttime, as was done last week. The innovation (for it is an innovation on the north side) came about by application made by an irrigator for the privilege of using night water, whereas he complained it was impossible for him to secure it, the stream having been turned to waste in the sandwash. On the Anaheim side irrigators are compelled to take water in turn day and night; on the north side the night stream is turned into the Tuffree reservoir. With the completion of the Yorba reservoir night irrigation on this side will be in great part obviated. Pierotti promptly moved that, during the present run, while repairs are being made to the reservoir, water be continued in Northside ditches day and night, and that stockholders be compelled to take it at night if it came their turn to do so. Bradford (pointing to Pierotti)—He's in favor of that because he ain't going to irrigate, and this rule doesn't affect him. Crowther—I think this new rule would work discrimination. Other irrigators in my neighborhood have irrigated in daytime, and I want that privilege. Pierotti asserted the company had no right to run water to waste in the sand wash. If irrigators desired to use water only in the day time, there would be plenty of appropriators up the river to demand the water at night. Bradford said it was impossible for him to irrigate at night, and he would not do it. Sherwood said no water should be run to waste, and irrigators should be compelled to take it in their turn. Steward seconded Pierotti's motion, and it was carried without division. A bill of H. C. Kellogg, in the amount of $94.50, was presented too late to have the Finance Committee pass upon it. Pierotti moved it be referred to that committee to report upon at the next meeting. Repairing bank of Anaheim canal...12 00 Shoveling out moss banks in Cajon canal...24 36-36 36 CLEANING ANAHEIM BRANCH DITCH. Repairing cement ditch at headgate and sand gates...66 10 Labor on bank of Cajon canal...24 35 CONSTRUCTION. Tuffree ditch and box...271 83 Excavating for box...21 50-293 33 Laying 30 feet of 24 inch vitrified pipe at $1 per foot...30 00 Labor...21 50-51 50 Teaming pipe...6 00 Cleaning old ditch preparatory to filling (above reservoir)...30 12 Filling in old ditch below resvr...88 00 Moving tools...5 25 Filling old line of ditch as reported last month...125 55 Cut and fill (new line) above reservoir...654 37 Plowing land where dirt was taken to construct fill...12 00 Excavating for drop-end of new canal...62 50 Teaming gravel...7 00 Laying 30 ft. of 30 in. vitrified pipe at $1.70...52 50 Labor...6 00 One and 3-4 bbls. cement at $2.85...3 56-62 00 Cutting tubes in reservoir...95 00 Digging out stumps below resvr. ...10 00 Clearing off for gravel...6 00 "north branch" trash from lateral ditch, caused by storm...27 00 Blacksmithing...12 00 Constructing overshute at lower end of new tunnel...31 05 Excavating new line below resvr. ...56 14 Cleaning off weeds from line of new fill...29 00 Building form for concrete box below reservoir...5 00 Respectfully submitted, J. M. WOODWARD, Supt. REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE, JANUARY 4, 1902. Cash in hands of treasurer, Dec. 1...$3603 62 "secretary"...$146 39 Water sales, Anaheim...$723 78 North Anaheim...$1341 02 Assessment Dec. 7, 1901...$7244 00 Southern California Ry. Co. (Nov.)...$95 70 Cement sold...$14 40 Wood sold...$10 00 Fees for transfers...$22 56 By 98 warrants paid and returned...$8199 79 Cash ret. Consumers and check 94...78 Available cash Jan. 1, 1902...4383 82 EXPENDITURES DEC., 1901. R. P. Zerman & Co., coal...3 59 Plaindealer, printing...3 58 Gazette, printing and advertising...7 60 Wm.Crowther, committee work (joint account)...2 00 W. Melrose, typewriting (joint acc.)...3 39 A. B. Bradford, expenses of board to Corona and comm..work (joint acc.)...19 70 P. H. Kriek, salary, freight, etc....18 60 J. Backs, rent....5 80 Quarterly interest, is notes as per list California Portland Cement Co....515 25 H. Cahen, salary, exchange and com....28 14 Sunset Telephone Co....12 90 G. W. Struck, cement pipe mould, etc....26 60 L. A. Sewer Pipe association....925 Fullerton Livery....1 60 Eureka Stables....4 50 E. W. Dean, supplies....3 07 Brown & Dauser, lumber....4 94 Superintendent and zanjoros....49 00 Ditch expense labor.....12 20 Repairs.....6 00 Construction.....148 71 Available cash.....4383 99 Balance.....$106 83 The demand of H. C. Kellogg for $179.35, endorsed by the joint committee, is referred to the board for settlement. His per diem in the bill is igured at $12.50 per day, while his con- $125 per lineal foot for concrete and 16 cents per cubic yard for earth work. Major Klokke here was ushered into the meeting room, and was presented to the directors. He shook hands with all and, bowing his acknowledgements, withdrew in the courtly manner for which he is noted. He paid his assessment, looked pleasant, and entering his carriage, which was in waiting for him down stairs, was driven to his Placentia orange orchard. Postillions riding on ahead. A warrant in the amount of $1388.32 was ordered drawn in favor of Contractor Damron, less charges for cement and laborers furnished by the company. Petition from J. J. Schneider asking cementing of ditch on Palm street, from Rust's corner to North street, he agreeing to do necessary hauling and back filling. To Ditch Committee. Petition of Wesley Almes, George B.Key and others asking cementing of ditch on east side of Placentia avenue. The avenue has a cement ditch along its west line. Referred to Ditch Committee. Communication from Fred J. Teale, asking construction of two small gates in the ditch at his place at Orange-thorpe. Crowther (sotto voice)—He has more gates now than he knows what to do with. The application went to the Ditch Committee. Attorney Melrose reported that the title to Yorba reservoir had been finally adjusted, and owners of the property would have certificates of title here on Monday next for examination. He suggested that, should the same prove satisfactory, a warrant be ordered to issue in payment of the same. Sherwood (who is agin the reservoir)—Let it wait till next meeting. There is no money in the treasury now. Pierotti (who favors the reservoir)—Oh, there's plenty of money coming in. I move a warrant be ordered issued, if title to property is all right. And it was so ordered. FIRE IN STERN'S WAREHOUSE Lighted Match Thrown Among Quantity of Baled Hay Starts Blaze Next the Oil Room. On New Year's afternoon, as Ed Morgan and Otto Hussman turned the corner at Stern's store, they saw a volume of smoke issuing from the warehouse situated some distance in rear of the place. Running thither, they found a blaze making some headway amongst the hay. They broke open the door and extinguished the flames. One of the boards in the partition separating the hay from the oil room was found to be quite badly charred. Bradford said it was impossible for him to irrigate at night, and he would not do it. Sherwood said no water should be run to waste, and irrigators should be compelled to take it in their turn. Steward seconded Pierotti's motion, and it was carried without division. A bill of H. C. Kellogg, in the amount of $94.50, was presented too late to have the Finance Committee pass upon it. Pierotti moved it be referred to that committee to report upon at the next meeting. Kellogg said, excitedly, that it had been impossible, owing to his numerous engagements, to get the bill in time to have the Finance Committee pass upon it. "But if you are going to lay it over for two weeks," he continued, "I guess it will hurt you more than it will me. If you can stand it I can. I need the money, but if that is the way you are going to do business I will have to be satisfied. The board, on motion of Sherwood, promptly passed the bill, while Kellogg, standing up and glaring at the board, stroked his luxuriant growth of whisker, which ought to be reduced with a lawn-mower. Pierotti offered an amendment to the constitution, to be voted upon at the stockholders' meeting, January 25th, providing for the issue of an extra 1000 shares of treasury stock; the price to be $50 per share, with assessments added. Sherwood—That amendment will get a bigger frost than Greater Fullerton. Crowther said stockholders would stand for the issue of new stock until more water was developed. "Develop your water first; then sell your treasury stock, and with the proceeds pay the debt of your company. That's the way to do it." Smith offered an amendment to the by-laws, limiting the powers of directors in levying assessments to $2 per share per year. "I have been around among the stockholders a good deal of late [gathering proxies?], and find a universal desire on their part for light assessments." He had been asked to introduce the amendment, and accordingly did so. Pierotti moved to amend by making it $5 per share. Attorney Melrose, speaking of the legality of the proposed by-law, said the Supreme Court had held stockholders had not the right to limit powers of directors relative to assessments. Moreover, he was of opinion that if such a law were adopted it would operate disadvantageously to the company. Men with 'money to loan might not in that event care to lend it to the company. Both amendments went over to the stockholders' meeting. The following monthly reports were read: ANAHEIM, Cal., Dec. 24, 1901. To the Board of Directors of the A. U. W. Co. and the S. A. V. I. Co.—Gentlemen: Your committee of management of the Durkee ranch would The demand of H. C. Kellogg for $179.35, endorsed by the joint committee, is referred to the board for settlement. His per diem in the bill is ignored at $12.50 per day, while his contract with the companies specifies that his per diem shall be $8. With this exception we recommend that the foregoing bills be paid. H. L. SMITH, L. B. STEWARD, G. W. SHERWOOD, Finance Committee. Supervisor Potter appeared before the board, calling its attention to the necessity for the construction of an opening near the Kraemer reservoir for the flood waters from the river, in order to protect the Yorba bridge, which was last year left high and dry by the channel cutting around it. A slight expenditure at this time would, he said, obviate the possibility of great damage later on, and he suggested that a man and team be employed one day in opening up a water-way where the natural course of the river lay. On motion of Pierotti, Potter was delegated authority to employ a man and team a day at the point indicated, the company to stand the expense. Sherwood of the Finance Committee reported back a bill of H. C. Kellogg, in amount of $179.75, without approval, the same having been figured at $12.50 per day, whereas his contract with the company provides his salary shall be $8 per day. Kellogg (still stroking his voluminous whiskers)—That work was done for the Litigation Committee, which agreed to pay me $12.50 per day, the same as the other engineers received. Kellogg's contract had been for $8 per day, but when he learned the two other engineers employed were receiving $12.50, he demanded the same wages, and, as usual, walked away with the works. Sherwood—I would ask if the Litigation Committee have authority to raise salaries in this fashion. Crowther—They were given full power to act. If you don't like the committee, get another. Sherwood subsided, and Kellogg, still standing, continued to stroke his whiskers. Sure! After reading the usual monthly reports, Crowther asked Superintendent Woodward the meaning of an item of a 24-inch vitrified pipe. "Where is it?" he asked. Woodward—That's the outlet to the reservoir. Crowther (in surprise)—Is that large enough? Kellogg, who in the meantime had sat down—It is as big as the one formerly in use. Crowther—That might be so, and still be too small. We must look to On New Year's afternoon, as Ed Morgan and Otto Hussman turned the corner at Stern's store, they saw a volume of smoke issuing from the warehouse situated some distance in rear of the place. Running thither, they found a blaze making some headway amongst the hay. They broke open the door and extinguished the flames. One of the boards in the partition separating the hay from the oil room was found to be quite badly charred. The fire is supposed to have been started by some one carelessly throwing a lighted match through an aperture in the side of the building, which ignited the loose straw on the floor at the foot of the baled hay. Had the fire communicated to the oil room probably a bad fire had resulted, but that some one with incendiary intent was responsible for it, as was stated in a Los Angeles paper, Mr. Stern is not disposed to believe. PERKINS AND BARD ARE AT OUTS Fail to Get Together on California Appointments—Break Becoming More Serious. The break between Senators Perkins and Bard regarding Federal appointments for California does not seem to be healing; rather, it is becoming more serious. This disagreement, which started over the question of the reappointment of Internal Revenue Collector Lynch at San Francisco, has at no time taken on anything like a personal misunderstanding. It is a political disagreement, and as such it is growing. The latest dispute between the two Senators is over the appointment of a minister to Japan. It seems to be understood that Minister Buck will retire before very long, and then, the general understanding is that a California will be appointed to the place. President McKinley encouraged that understanding, and President Roosevelt has showed an inclination to follow it up. Some time ago—several months, in fact—both Senators indorsed Dr. Chester Rowell of Fresno for position upon Mr. Bnck's retirement. Dr. Rowell is a personal and political friend of Senator Bard, and it is supposed to have been at Mr. Bard's suggestion that Senator Perkins indorsed him. But the claim is made that Senator Perkins did actually indorse Dr. Rowell, and indorsed him in writing at that. While Senator Bard was in California during the holiday recession just passed, Senator Perkins became quite active in seeking from the State Department the appointment of General Barnes of San Francisco as Minister to Japan. This action still further divides the Senators upon the appointment question, and there are still other appointments coming later, over which they will have a hard time in coming to an agreement. SOLD OUT. A.E.Boothe has sold his interest in the Commercial hotel to Mr.Berdow, who will in future conduct the same. Mr.Boothe has gone to Santa Ana, ``` Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of indigestion. Real foot for concrete and rubic yard for earth work. Here here was ushered into room, and was presented orders. He shook hands with his acknowledgements, the courtly manner for voted. He paid his assess-pleasant, and entering his wish was in waiting for him was driven to his Placentia hard. Postillions riding on the amount of $1388.32 drawn in favor of Contracts charges for cement and washed by the company. From J. J. Schneider asking ditch on Palm street,erner to North street, he no necessary hauling and To Ditch Committee. Wesley Almes, George B.ars asking cementing of side of Placentia avenue. has a cement ditch along Referred to Ditch Com-ition from Fred J. Teale,ction of two small gates at his place at Orange-otto voice)—He has more than he knows what to do. Theotion went to the Ditch pelrose reported that the reservoir had been final-d owners of the property certificates of title here on for examination. He should the same prove warrant be ordered to sent of the same. Who is agin the reservoir) will next meeting. There the treasury now. So favors the reservoir)—quantity of money coming in. Cant be ordered issued, if city is all right. And it ETERN'S WAREHOUSE Thrown Among Quantity of Starts Blaze Next the Oil Room. Sear's afternoon, as Edetto Hussman turned the store, they saw a vol- issuing from the ware- some distance in rear of Running thither, they making some headway may. They broke open extinguished the flames.ards in the partition sepay from the oil room was vitie badly charred. MR. PIEROTTI DISCUSSES SALE OF NEW WATER STOCK Cogent Reasoning Presented by the Placenta Director in Favor of His Plan to Issue New Stock EDITOR GAZETTE:—At our last board meeting on Saturday, January 4th, I suggested that the stockholders be asked to vote on the question whether or not we shall sell 1000 shares of treasury stock. My colleagues on the board hooted at the idea, saying that no more stock should be sold by the company until we have a surplus of water. To this I myself would not object; but how are we going to get the surplus? Some say, "borrow the mouey," others say "we are deep enough in debt now, let us pay our bills as we go by assessment." Then comes along the old mossback crying "cut down the expenses; we cannot stand big assessments!" Let us suppose now, that we sell the 4000 shares of stock now in the treasury. To give the irrigators as much water per share then as they had last summer, it would require one-third more water in the ditch than we then had. The sale of the 4000 shares at $50 per share would bring the company $200,000 with $7.5,000 of this we could cement the main canal its entire length; by so doing we would gain at least 150 inches of water during the months of June, July and August, and during the other nine months increase the capacity of the ditch to 3000 inches instead of 1000 as it is at present. With $20,000 we could extend the main canal from the present intake up to "The Narrows," where by careful measurement it has been proven that there is 270 inches more water than there is at the present intake, half of which belongs to the S A.V. L company, leaving us a gain of 135 inches. With $40,000 we could build what is known as the "Yorba reservoir," including the extension of the ditch to it, and the outlet to connect with the Anaheim ditch, the latter being cemented. We have been assured by competent engineers, namely: Kellogg and Schuyler, also by the late Mr. Sorenson, who was good authority on irrigation systems, that the site is first-class for a reservoir, and that we can store sufficient water here to give us 528 inches for ninety days, or 264 inches continuous stream, night and day for ninety days. With $15,000 we can put in a pumping plant at the head of the Anaheim ditch, as planned by the late Mr. Fay, which IF YOU WISH TO VOTE YOU MUST REREGISTER Great Register Is Canceled—Voters Must Register Twenty-five Days Before April Election. Voters in Anaheim who desire to vote at the city election in April must reregister. The great register stands canceled January 1st, by the terms of the Political Code. All registration must be done twenty-five days before the election, or voters lose the right to the electoral franchise. The election occurs on Monday, April 14th, and thus the last day upon which to register is Thursday, March 20th. Registration ceases on that date for the city election. Transfers from one precinct within the county to another may be made up to within twenty-five days before the city election. No voter who has registered this year in any precinct other than Anaheim can vote at the city election unless he transfers by Monday, March 20th. His registration in the outside precinct must be canceled before a transfer may be issued to him. Foreigners who came to this country during their minority and who have reached their majority, may take out final papers three months before the election. This must be done on or before Tuesday, January 14th. The Political Code, Section 1094, as amended in 1899, provides: There shall be in each even-numbered year, in each of the counties of this state, a new and complete registration of voters of such counties and cities and counties, who are entitled thereto. Such registration shall begin on the first day of January of such years, and shall be in progress at all times except during the forty days immediately preceding any election, when it shall cease as to electors residing in the territory within which such election is held; but transfers may be made from one precinct or ward to another in the same county, or city and county, at any time within twenty-five days immediately preceding any such election. An act passed by the Legislature, approved March 31, 1897, provides in cases of municipal elections as follows: Sec. 5. Every person who was a qualified elector at the general state election immediately preceding the holding of any of these elections mentioned in section 1 of this act [including municipal elections] and who was upon the great register of the county or city and county where any such municipality is situated, as a qualified elector * * * * * and who continues to reside within the exterior boundaries of such municipal election until the time of the PERSONAL MENTION George M. Frink of Garden Grove was in town a day or two ago. J.P.Nichols, principal of the Orange public schools, was a visitor in town on Saturday. W.H.Blennerhassett was in town from Los Angeles yesterday on a brief business mission. Vivian Tresslar, editor of the Fullerton News, was in town on Monday and made us a fraternal call. Mrs.Garfias visited with friends in town during the week, from San Diego. She was the guest of her sister, Mrs.Theo.Rimpau. Father Dubbel, before his return to San Diego, was tendered a surprise by members of his parish, the occasion being his twenty-ninth birthday. Fred Rimpau went to Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. His wife has been ill during the week at the residence of her mother in that city, and was yesterday not so well. Mrs.Barbara Hilmer sends remittance to renew her subscription, and extends seasonable greetings. She is now a permanent resident of,San Francisco, where her sons are in business. Mrs.Harrison of Brookshurst visited last week with friends in Los Angeles. She was compelled, owing to a serious attack of indisposition, to return on Monday. She is under care of Dr.Wilson. W.S Whitney and C.M.Nash were over on Saturday from Santa Ana to confer with Supervisor Potter relative to measurements of the area of asphaltum applied to the Olive and Northside bridges. J.C.Sheppard and daughter,Miss Carrie, visited in town on Thursday morning from Fullerton. Mr.Sheppard has completed his contract upon the Salt Lake railroad, in the neighborhood of Pomona, and has hauled in his grading outfit. He has been employed on the roadbed of that valley since Sept. 9. L.B.Benchley of Fullerton has had such serious trouble with his eyes that he has become totally blind. On Monday he met with another misfortune. He was seated in a buggy when the horse started up suddenly and he was thrown violently to the ground, striking his head and being rendered unconscious. He revived before the doctor arrived. His wounds are not considered dangerous, although his bruises are painful. WALNUT GROWERS MAKE MONEY Santa Ana Association Declares Final Dividend for the Season. A meeting of the stockholders of the Santa Ana Valley Walnut Growers institution held on Monday after THrown Among Quantity of Starts Blaze Next the Oil Room. Year's afternoon, as Ed Betto Hussman turned the Enn's store, they saw a volleyball some distance in rear of Running thither, they making some headway away. They broke open extinguished the flames. In the partition seepway from the oil room was white badly charred. It supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather, it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco, has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement, and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long, and then, the understanding is, that a Cali-obe appointed to the place. McKinley encouraged that dog, and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow. Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr. Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard, and need of have been at Mr. question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr. Rowell, and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment, and there are still departments coming later, over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. The has sold his interest in special hotel to Mr. Berdrow, future conduct the same. He has gone to Santa Ana, she has supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather, it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco, has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement, and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long, and then, the understanding is, that a Cali-obe appointed to the place. McKinley encouraged that dog, and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow. Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr. Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard, and need of have been at Mr. question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr. Rowell, and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment, and there are still departments coming later, over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. The has sold his interest in special hotel to Mr. Berdrow, future conduct the same. He has gone to Santa Ana, she has supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather, it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco, has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement, and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long, and then, the understanding is, that a Cali-obe appointed to the place. McKinley encouraged that dog, and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow. Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr. Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard, and need of have been at Mr. question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr. Rowell, and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment, and there are still departments coming later, over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. The has sold his interest in special hotel to Mr. Berdrow, future conduct the same. He has gone to Santa Ana, she has supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather, it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco, has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement, and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long, and then, the understanding is, that a Cali-obe appointed to the place. McKinley encouraged that dog, and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow. Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr. Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard, and need of have been at Mr. question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr. Rowell, and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment, and there are still departments coming later, over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. The has sold his interest in special hotel to Mr. Berdrow, future conduct the same. He has gone to Santa Ana, she has supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather, it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco, has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement, and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long, and then, the understanding is, that a Cali-obe appointed to the place. McKinley encouraged that dog, and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow. Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr. Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard, and need of have been at Mr. question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr. Rowell, and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment, and there are still departments coming later, over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. The has sold his interest in special hotel to Mr. Berdrow, future conduct the same. He has gone to Santa Ana, she has supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather, it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco, has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement, and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long, and then, the understanding is, that a Cali-obe appointed to the place. McKinley encouraged that dog, and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow. Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr. Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard, and need of have been at Mr. question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr. Rowell, and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment, and there are still departments coming later, over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. The has sold his interest in special hotel to Mr. Berdrow, future conduct the same. He has gone to Santa Ana, she has supposed to have been some one carelessly throw match through an aperature of the building, which loose straw on the floor the baled hay. He communicated to the oil by a bad fire had resulted, one with incendiary incompatible for it, as was Los Angeles paper, Mr. disposed to believe. RED BARD ARE AT OUTS Rather on California Appointments Becoming More Serious. between Senators Perkins guarding Federal appointlifornia does not seem to rather，it is becoming disagreement. Over the question of the suit of Internal Revenue such at San Francisco，has taken on anything like a understanding. It is a agreement，and as such it dispute between the two over the appointment of a Japan. It seems to be unanticipated Minister Buck will revive long，and then，the understanding is，that a Cali-obe appointed to the place.McKinley encouraged that dog，and President Roosevelt wowed an inclination to follow.Some time ago—several fact—both Senators inchester Rowell of Fresno for upon Mr.Bnck's retire-Rowell is a personal and friend of Senator Bard，and need of have been atMr．question that Senator Perkins did act- Dr.Rowell,and indorsed acting at that. Senator Bard was in Cali-ging the holiday recess just Senator Perkins became quite taking from the State Depar-tion appointment of General San Francisco as Minister to his action still further denominates upon the appointment，and there are still departments coming later，over which will have a hard time in an agreement. SOLD OUT. 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F. Wickersham of Santa Ana was arrested last Saturday at the instance of the Bolsa Gun club and brought before Justice J. A. Willson on a charge of unlawfully shooting a duck within the preserves of the gun club. Wickersham pleaded "not guilty" to the charge and furnished bonds in sum of $100 for his appearance for trial. When case was called at his attorney's advice he changed his plea to "guilty," and was fined $5 for the offense. This is the first arrest of the season by the gun club for shooting on its preserves by those who are not members. It is understood the club intends to prosecute a vigorous campaign against all trespassers in future. Wickersham was ignorant of the fact that he was hunting within the club preserves when he fired the shot which caused his arrest. It is believed by some that there is a "nigger in the wood-pile" somewhere, and that "cyanides," "distillates," "soaps" and "washes" of various kinds are involved in the controversy. German Evangelical Lutheran services next Sunday in the Episcopal church at 2:30 p.m. Sunday-school at 2 o'clock. Meeting after service. Charles Federman directs attention of the ladies of Anaheim and vicinity to the reduction of 40 per cent, Monday, Jan. 13th. This lasts for one day only. It is a genuine 40 per cent discount from the marked price of goods. APRICOT TREES FOR SALE A new well-proven variety, "The Fullerton" First known as "the improved, ever-bearing Royal." Description—Vigorous grower; regular, heavy bearer. Nursery trees, strong and healthy. Standard size, $16 ¥ 100. Address W. C. EYMANN, Anaheim, Cal. Ran ch 1½ miles north of Loara pos office. ON SALE 40 Per Cent Discount on all Jackets and Collaretts MONDAY, January 13, only Watch our corner window. The latest styles in: QUEEN QUALITY SHOES Chas, Federman & Co, LEADER IN GOOD GOODS PHONE MAIN 12$ PERSONAL MENTION M. Frink of Garden Grove on a day or two ago. hols, principal of the Orange pools, was a visitor in town on Blennerhassett was in town Angeles yesterday on a brief mission. Presslar, editor of the Fuller-was in town on Monday and fraternal call. uflas visited with friends in the week, from San Diego. The guest of her sister, Mrs. pau. ubbel, before his return to was tendered a surprise by his parish, the occasion be-nty-ninth birthday. mpau went to Los Angeles afternoon. His wife has bring the week at the resi-ter mother in that city, and may not so well. obara Hilmer sends remit-new her subscription, and reasonable greetings. She is meant resident of San Franc-ree her sons are in business. prison of Brookshurst visited with friends in Los Angeles. Compelled, owing to a serious indisposition, to return on She is under care of Dr. ultney and C. M. Nash were Saturday from Santa Ana to Supervisor Potter relative moments of the area of asphal-ied to the Olive and North-sss. pard and daughter, Miss Car-in town on Thursday morn-fullerton. Mr. Sheppard has his contract upon the Salt road, in the neighborhood of and has hauled in his grading has been employed on the trus-valley since Sept. 8unchley of Fullerton has had trouble with his eyes that come totally blind. On Mon-ot with another misfortune. ated in a buggy when the tied up suddenly and he was evidently to the ground, strik-ead and being rendered un-He revived before the doc-ll. His wounds are not con-angerous, although his bruises. GROWERS MAKE MONEY Association Declares Final Dividend for the Season. For almost Twenty Years the QUEEN BEE QUALITY SHOE has been a leade in Lauder's Shoes. This shoe is built on scientific principles, fits the foot perfectly, at the same time giving the wearer ease and com-fort. For quality and style there is absolutely nothing better known, and its low price puts it within the reach of everybody. The Queen Bee Quality Shoe sells at $2.50 pair. In quality it is equal to any $3.00 shoe We are Sole Agents for An-aheim of this Celebrated Shoe. We have placed on sale about 200 Remnants from our different departments, which will be sold away Below Cost. Harris & Falkenstein Carriages of all Descriptions from the Light Whalebone Speeder, Rubber Fire Road Wagon or Top Buggy, to the Roomy Family Surrey or Market Wagon, we carry at all times the very latest designs and styles. We carry carriages that are the acme of style and comfort for family driving. All the light Runabouts for road use, that are unsurpassed for lightness, combined with strength. We have them in Rubber and Steet Fires. Come in; look around. MAX JACOBSON Harness, Carriages, Buggies, Etc. 214-216 East Fourth Street, SANTA ANA : : CALIFORNIA H.A.DICKEL has a complete line of H.A. DICKEL has a complete line of Bissell’s Carpet Sweepers the easiest running and most useful implement for sweeping your carpets and rooms. EVERY FAMILY Can make these long evenings pleasant for their family and friends by having a few interesting games in the house. All Kinds of Games at Joseph Helmsen Anaheim Bakery, PETER SYRE, PROPRIETOR. FRESH BREAD CAKES & PIES CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Welding Cakes a Specialty. Los Angeles and Cypress Sts California Portland Cement Made at Colton California Portland Cement Made at Colton Guaranteed for Unifamity, Strength and Durability In successful use everywhere in Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico in all classes of construction. U.S. Government Engineers now building fortifications with this cement at San Diego. Orders taken for 32,000 barrels during the month of October, 1901. Let your patronage build up Suthern California, not Foreign Countries. SENDOR CATALOGUE California Portland Cement Co. 104 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal. FOR SALE BY AGENT J. M. GRIFITH COMPANY ANAEIM, CAL. The best and up-date Livery turnouts City Livry Stables ZEUS & W.LING, Proprietors. Center street, Anaheim