anaheim-gazette 1902-11-06

A WHITEWASH REPORT CONCERNING MILES DITCH An Interesting Story About a Fudge in the Section Line. Which Is Referred to the County Surveyor The water board met in regular session on Saturday afternoon; present Sherwood, Crowther, Bradford, Hale, Smith, Sheppard and Zeyn. The ditch committee made the following report: To the Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Company. GENTLEMEN: We, your ditch committee, beg leave to make the following report: 1. After having examined the water shed above Robinson & Anderson's fill, we have decided to make another opening in said fill. 2. We call your attention to the deplorable condition of the North Branch ditch, and recommend that the same be cemented as soon as possible. 3. We recommend that the Anaheim Union Water company pay two-thirds cost of pipe for the Catholic church, as per request, said church agreeing to pay all the expense of teaming, laying and backfill for said work. H. L. SMITH, J. C. SHEPPARD, H. H. HALE. The matter of the fill above the reservoir the board referred back to the committee with power to act. The proposed pipe line in front of the Catholic church met with approval, and recommendation of the committee was adopted. The cementing of the North Branch ditch was referred back to the committee with instructions to ascertain what assistance irrigators along line of the ditch will render toward cementing it, together with an estimate of cost of the work. Mr. Sherwood submitted the following report upon the Miles ditch, administering to himself a beautiful coat of whitewash for placing a cement ditch in disputed territory. ANAHEIM, Cal., Oct. 27, 1902. Board of Directors Anaheim Union Water Company. GENTLEMEN: In the matter of the disputed location of the Miles ditch, in section 34, we find the facts to be as follows: The description of the property sold by Miles is as follows from the recorded deed: "Beginning at the northeast corner of section 34, T. 3 S., R. 10 W." verbally agreed with Tuffree to recommend the adoption of the contract. Sheppard—Why should we build ditches across Tuffree's ranch which will add $150 per acre to it, and then agree to deliver him water free? He is laying out a townsite, and asks us to furnish him with free water for a reservoir which he contemplates building. What's to hinder him from making it large enough to furnish water for the whole ranch? If we agree to this we will have to furnish free water for the whole tract. Sherwood—Those matters do not concern Col. Tuffree now. Sheppard—No, but they concern the company. Hale—What are we dealing with Tuffree for? Mrs. Tuffree is the owner of the ranch, and Tuffree has only a life interest as a tenant. I am sick and tired of the whole business, and the sooner we condemn the reservoir and have a final settlement, the better. I shall fight this agreement as long as life lasts. On motion of Hale, seconded by Sheppard, the matter was referred back to the committee for further consideration. The president and secretary were empowered to borrow $1000 to pay current demands. An assessment of $2 per share was levied. Superintendent Porter announced that water would be out of the upper ditch for four days to permit new cement work. The throwing up of a dyke on the Olinda ranch, stopping the natural flow of water, was referred to the superintendent and engineer. Sherwood said that it would be in order for the board to discuss the matter of making more improvements in the main ditch. Sheppard—How are you going to do it if you haven't got any money? At this point the bulky form of Col. Tuffree appeared at the door. Going to Secretary Krick's desk, he served upon him the following communication, which was read to the board: ANAHEIM UNION WATER COMPANY, Anaheim, Cal.—Gentlemen: Without waiving the notice which I have herefore given you terminating the contract between J. K. Tuffree and myself on the one part and your company on the other part, and by way of compromise and to avoid litigation I make you the following proposition: If you will fulfill the agreement above referred to in every respect on or before the 1st of January, 1903, and will enter into an agreement to pay me rent at the rate of one hundred and twenty dollars yearly for the period of Mr. Sherwood submitted the following report upon the Miles ditch, administering to himself a beautiful coat of whitewash for placing a cement ditch in disputed territory. ANAHEIM, Cal., Oct. 27, 1902. Board of Directors Anaheim Union Water Company. GENTLEMEN: In the matter of the disputed location of the Miles ditch, in section 34, we find the facts to be as follows: The description of the property sold by Miles is as follows from the recorded deed: "Beginning at the northeast corner of section 34, T. S., R. 10 W., running thence west 120 rods; thence south 160 rods; thence east 120 rods; thence north 160 rods to place of beginning; excepting therefrom the east half of the northeast half of the northeast half of said section 34," the evident intention being convey lots 1, 2, 3, 14, 15 and 16, as shown on the old plat of Miles Bros.' subdivision, each containing twenty acres, a copy of which accompanies this report. Recent surveys show the distance between the east and west section lines on Commonwealth avenue is long, the excess being about 11 feet. As the reservation in the deed is described as the east half of the northeast half of the northeast half instead of lot 1, Mr. Miles can therefore probably claim the proportional part of the excess of 11 feet, which would be 1½ feet. The cement ditch is located on the line between lots 1 and 2. Therefore, even if the above conclusion is accepted, the ditch is but little more than one foot off the line, and is on the 8- or 10 foot right of way which the company usually exacts in such cases. We therefore conclude that Mr. Miles has no cause for complaint on this score, and should give the company a deed for right of way as agreed. G. W. SHERWOOD. Mr. Miles contends the ditch cuts off a wedge-shaped piece of his land and refuses to give a deed to it. Mr. Sheppard said that Miles was anxious that Surveyor Finley resurvey the ditch before going further with it. Miles does not, he said, desire to give a deed to it until Finley again ran his lines over it. Sherwood said that Finley's survey was right, and that the only difference between them was caused by audge of eleven feet in the section lines. The board decided to lay the matter over until Finley could investigate. Sherwood reported progress upon investigation of La Habra reservoir site, adding that some of the conditions had been found to be not altogether satisfactory. He also reported progress in the matter of the new agreement with Col. Tuffree. Surveyor Finley had surveyed the additional area covered by the enlarged reservoir, he said, and the committee would probably recommend paying an increased rental therefor. Mr. Hale said the company had in his opinion vacated more land in the abandonment of the old ditch than it took up in the new. He thought the committee should consider these things carefully before agreeing to increased rental. Mr. Crowther was of opinion the only way to settle the reservoir was to condemn it. Mr. Sheppard said he thought so too. ANAHEIM UNION WATER COMPANY, Anaheim, Cal.-Gentlemen: Without waiving the notice which I have herefore given you terminating the contract between J. K. Tuffree and myself on the one part and your company on the other part, and by way of compromise and to avoid litigation I make you the following proposition: If you will fulfill the agreement above referred to in every respect on or before the lst of January, 1903, and will enter into an agreement to pay me rent at the rate of one hundred and twenty dollars yearly for the period of five years from January 1, 1903, for the use of the reservoir, payable half yearly in advance, commencing with the lst of January, 1902, rent in arrears at the same rate, and be paid on or before the lst of January, I will concede the use of the additional area of ground which you have taken possession of by the extension of your reservoir on my land; this proposed agreement to continue, if made, so long as you continue to fulfill the terms of the contract, not exceeding five years, and keep said reservoir in the condition that it shall be in after being thoroughly cleaned out, according to the original contract. I decline to entertain any proposition about additional roads over the property. Very respectfully, (Signed) C. B. TUFFREE. Hale arose from his chair impatiently, and moving the communication be referred to the committee, which was carried on the second of Sheppard, he procured his hat and left the hall. The meeting adjourned. Asparagus Rust Max Nebelung, horticultural commissioner, is in receipt of a circular letter from State Board of Horticulture, informing him of the fact that the executive committee of the board have ordered that asparagus roots and seeds raised in any place outside the boundaries of California are prohibited from being planted or offered for sale, gift or distribution within the limits of this state. Such plants are afflicted with asparagus rust, and are doing great damage in the east. A. F. Woods, pathologist and physiologist of the Bureau of Plant Industry, United States Department of Agriculture, in a letter, has the following on asparagus rust: "Asparagus rust is a native of Europe, and was introduced into New Jersey in 1896, and in the succeeding four years spread over the whole eastern and central United States, doing an immense amount of damage. It occurs as far west as Nebraska and the Dakotas, and it is probable that it occurs nearly everywhere east of the Rocky Mountains. It will be a difficult task to keep the rust out of California. The greatest danger lies in the introduction of the rust in young plants from the east, and to make any quarantine effective the importation of asparagus roots or plants from east of the Rocky Mountains would have to be entirely prohibited. If the California growers now purchase any plants from the Eastern States it will be practically impossible to avoid the introduction of the disease in the near future. It will be impossible to determine from an examination of roots of young plants, whether or not they are affected by rust, as the fungus lives inside the tissues of the plants and does not appear on the outside of the plant until it is nearly grown, when it bursts through the stem and leaves in the same way that the grain rusts do. No distincion appeared at the door. Going to Secretary Krick's desk, he served upon him following communication, which was read to the board: ANAHEIM UNION WATER COMPANY, Anaheim, Cal.-Gentlemen: Without waiving the notice which I have herefore given you terminating the contract between J. K. Tuffree and myself on the one part and your company on other part, and by way of compromise and to avoid litigation I make youthe following proposition: If you will fulfill the agreement above referred to in every respect on or before the lst of January, 1903, and will enter into an agreement to pay me rent at the rate of one hundred and twenty dollars yearly for the period of five years from January 1, 1903, for the use of the reservoir, payable half yearly in advance, commencing with the lst of January, 1902, rent in arrears at the same rate, and be paid on or before the lst of January, I will concede the use ofthe additional areaofgroundwhichyouhavetakenpossessionofbytheextensionofyourreservoironmyland;thisproposedagreementtocontinueifmade,soloongastyoucontinuetofulfillthetermsofthecontractnotexceedingfiveyears,andkeepsaidreservoirinthenconditionthatitshallbeinafterbeingthoroughlycleanedoutaccordingtotheoriginalcontract. I decline to entertain any proposition about additional roads overtheproperty.Very respectfully, (Signed) C. B. TUFFREE. Hale arose from his chair impatiently,andmovingthecommunicationbeferredtothecommittee,thewascarriedonthesecondofSheppard,theprocuredhishatandleftthehall.Themeetingadjourned. Asparagus Rust Max Nebelung,horticultural commissionerisinreceiptofacircularletterfromStateBoardOfHorticulture.informininghimofthefactthattheexecutivecommitteeoftheboardhaveorderedthatasparagusrootsandseedsraisedinanyplaceoutsidetheboundariesofCaliforniaareprohibitedfrombeingplantedorofferedforsale,giftordistributionwithinthelimitsofthisstate.Suchplantsareafflictedwithasparagusrust,andaredoinggreatdamageintheeast. A.F.Woods.pathologistandphysiologistoftheBureauofPlantIndustryUnitedStatesDepartmentofAgriculture.inaletterhasthefollowingonasparagusrust: "AsparagusrustisanativeofEurope,andwasintroducedintoNewJerseyin1896,andinthesucceedingfouryearsspreadoverthewholeeasternandcentralUnitedStates,doinamenseamountofdamage.ltoccursasfarwestasNebraskaandtheDakotas,anditisprobablethatitoccursnearlyeverywherecasteftheRockyMountains.IttwillbeadifficulttasktokeeptherustoutofCalifornia.Thegreatestdangerliesintheintroductionoftherustinyoungplantsfromtheeast,andtomakeanyquarantineeffectivetheimportationasparagusroots或plantsfromeastoftheRockyMountainswouldhavetobeentirelyprohibited.IftheCaliforniagrowersnowpurchaseanyplantsfromtheEasternStatesitwillbepracticallyimpossibletoavoidtheintroductionofthediseaseinthenearfuture.Ittwillbeimpossibletomoderminefromanexaminationofrootsofgrowingplantswhetherornottheyareaffectedbyrust.asthefunguslivesinsidethetiasesoftheplantsanddoesnotappearontheoutsideoftheplantuntilitisnearlygrownwhenitburstsinhenthestemandleavesinthenewwaythatthegrainrustsdownoDistinctionappearedatthedoor.GoingtotheSecretaryKrick'sdesk,hervesuponedin townOnly141voteswerecastinprecinctwhen210wereregistered.Thirivotewerecountedwho weretemparilyoutoftown.AtWestAnahiem23votersfailedatregister-fiveinonefamily,theSparkainthiscityholdstherecordforfastcountingItwascomposedsomelittletimeinargumentandclosedupthepollsat9o'clockItwasthefirstprecinctinthestaploilingupwardsof100votestosettourabulletin.Pardeehadamajorityof13inthisprecinct.Inprecinct1theboardwereoccupieduntilhalfpast3。它wasaslotboard,bestfastinspacesWhenprincipi2closedupforthenightthattboardinprecinct1hadnotcounted6votesAt11o'clockitwasannouncedtheboardwouldfinishat12:30butwasthreehoursafterthatwitchinghourbeforethey completedthejobAtmidnighttheelectriclightsweroutonthem,andcoal-oillampswerecalledinto requisition.AtWestAnahiemit tookuntilo'clock yesterday morningtocompletethecount.Fullerton polleda heavy vote,beginlargestprecinctinthecount,andthecountwasnotcompleteduntimeearlyno yesterday.Thevotebyprecinctssofarreceivedisasfollows: ANAHEIM NO.1. Total vote 141. Pardee 67,Lane6Anderson 68,Dockweiler 62,Curry6Rosborough 54Colgan 65,Harkne57-Reeves 66Brooks 60Webb66Gott75Woods 66Holcomb58Jorda66Wilson 58Kirk 66Lindsay5Shannon 65Woodman 59Beatty5Law56Angelotti 64,Farnsworth4Shaw31Trask36Daniels70Smyt56Mattison65Hanley57Henderson69Spellacy53. County Officers—Amerige 66,Bishop63West72 Daniel64Potter80Johnlin55Beckett72Patterson58,Hatice63White76,Nichols58Lacy67Wright58Robinson73Langley66Head66,Peters56,Ahlborn79,Vegel78Booty55,Sherwood46Finley8Nichols65Zielian66Smith66Mills70.Hale58.Linebarger80 Shanley5Howard85,Llewellyn86 Johnson55ANAHEIMNO.2. Total vote 117. Pardee 58,Lane4Anderson57,Dockweiler45,Curry55Rosborough45Colgan45,Harkne55Reeves56Brooks43Webb54Gott47Woods46Holcomb48Jorda54Wilson47Kirk43Linsay4Shannon42Woodman47Beatty4Law48Angelotti51Farnsworth4Shaw34Trask26Daniels58Smylt43Mattison46Hanley43Henderson57Spellacy43. County Officers—Amerige 58,Bishop53West56Daniel57Potter69Jolin46Beckett59Patterson58,Hatice5White58Nichols51Lacy56Wright48Robinson62Langley4Head66Peters41Ahlborn73Vegel61Booty50Sherwood47Finley65Nichols55Zielian56Smith57CouncilOfficers—Amerige 58,Bishop53West56Daniel57Potter69Jolin46Beckett59Patterson58,Hatice5White58Nichols51Lacy56Wright48Robinson62Langley4Head66Peters41Ahlborn73Vegel61Booty50Sherwood47Finley65Nichols55Zielian56Smith57CouncilOfficers—Amerige 58,Bishop53West56Daniel57Potter69Jolin46Beckett59Patterson58,Hatice5White58Nichols51Lacy56Wright48Robinson62Langley4Head66Peters41Ahlborn73Vegel61Booty50Sherwood47Finley65Nichols55Zielian56Smith57CouncilOfficers—Amerige 58,Bishop53West56Daniel57Potter69Jolin46Beckett59Patterson58,Hatice5White五8Nichols五1Lacy五6Wright四Robinson六2Langley四Head六6Peters四Ahlborn七三Vegel六1Booty五0Sherwood四7Finley六五Nichols五Zielian五六Smith五七CouncilOfficers—Amerige 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County Officer IsAmerige 68,Bishop 53West 56,Dankey 57,Pitterson 58,Hartnell 59,Riverwood 70,Sternberg 71,Miller 72,Nickelsworth 73,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg 74,Vogelberg Mr. Hale said the company had in his opinion vacated more land in the abandonment of the old ditch than it took up in the/new. He thought the committee should consider these things carefully before agreeing to increased rental. Mr. Crowther was of opinion the only way to settle the reservoir was to condemn it. Mr. Sheppard said he thought so too. Crowther reported on disputed lines at Durkee's. He had not had time to investigate, however, having been too busy talking politics. Further time was granted. A communication was received from Mrs. E. W. Brewer, asking for the construction of a pipe crossing and the necessary connection with the Wagner ditch for the irrigation of land recently purchased by her in the Tuffree tract. To the Superintendent. Secretary Krick read a communication from W. D. Wise & Co. of Los Angeles, in answer to one from the company inquiring relative to a rebate of $100 on two carloads of Alsen cement shipped to Horseshoe Bend at the time of making the improvements on the ditch some months ago. They wrote they did not pay the freight on the shipment, and that if the water company paid it it should look to the railroad company for the rebate. Krick explained the company had not paid the freight, inasmuch as the railroad company had offered to haul the cement free. But the purchase, he said, was an injudicious one, for the cement cost the company 30 cents per barrel more than it ought. A communication was received from F. C. Austin, attorney for Col. Tuffree, setting forth the fact that inasmuch as a verbal agreement had been entered into between the company and himself relative to the new contract between them, the draft of same be signed by the company and returned to him. Col. Tuffree, he said, had a number of leases awaiting the arrival of the contract, and he hoped the same would be returned promptly. Hale asked in surprise who had made agreement on the part of the company relative to the new contract, which asks among other things increased rental for the reservoir site and other privileges which the board does not seem to be in favor of granting. Sherwood replied the committee had introduced of the rust in young plants from the east, and to make any quarantine effective the importation of asparagus roots or plants from east of the Rocky Mountains would have to be entirely prohibited. If the California growers now purchase any plants from the Eastern States it will be practically impossible to avoid the introduction of the disease in the near future. It will be impossible to determine, from an examination of roots of young plants, whether or not they are affected by rust, as the fungus lives inside the tissues of the plants and does not appear on the outside of the plant until it is nearly grown, when it bursts through the stem and leaves in the same way that the grain rusts do. No distinction can be made between healthy and diseased plants, as far as importations into California are concerned. "The importation of asparagus seed will also be attended with considerable risk. It is not probable that the rust fungus exists inside the seed, but in the process of gathering and cleaning, the seed will come into contact with the rusty branches and get covered with the spores of the fungus." TOWNSHIP RESULTS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Precincts: Howard Shanley. Anaheim No. 1... 50 Anaheim No. 2... 85 West Anaheim... 20 Total... 205 Majority... 3 CONSTABLE. Precincts: Llewellyn Johnson. Anaheim No. 1... 63 Anaheim No. 2... 86 West Anaheim... 99 Total... 249 Majority... 89 Dancing School Miss Katherine Page of Chicago will start a dancing school at the opera-house in Anaheim Saturday eve, Nov. 15th. Dancers admitted. Terms reasonable. Latest dances taught, nov6-2t Stepped into "When a child I burned my foot frightfully," writes W. H. Eads of Jonesville, Va., "which caused horrible leg sores for 30 years, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured me after everything else failed." Infallable for burns, scalds, cuts, sores, bruises and piles. Sold by Hatzfeld at 25 cents. A Special for the Ladies—Mr. Chas Federman bought woolen and silk waists and ladies fancy neckwear, upto-date styles. Please note, no two are alike. For Sale. 18 shares stock in Anaheim Union Water Company. All assessments paid. Wm. Schwenckert, 215 Henne Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Total vote 117. Pardee 58, Lane 44 Anderson 57, Dockweiler 45, Curry 58 Rosborough 45, Colgan 55, Harkness 45, Reeves 56, Brooks 43, Webb 54 Gett 47, Woods 53, Holcomb 48, Jordan 54 Wilson 47, Kirk 53, Linsay 44 Shannon 52, Woodman 47, Beatty 54 Law 48, Angelotti 51, Farnsworth 44 Shaw 34, Trask 24, Daniels 58, Smyth 43, Mattison 56, Hanley 43, Henderson 57, Spellacy 43. County Officers—Amerige 58, Bishop 53, West 56, Daniel 57, Potter 69, Joplin 46, Beckett 59, Patterson 51, Hailey 53, White 58, Nichols 51, Lacy 62 Wright 48, Robinson 62, Langley 46 Head 66, Peters 41, Ahlborn 73, Vegetal 61, Booty 50, Sherwood 47, Finley 69 Nichols 55, Ziellian 58, Smith 56. Hale 50, Linebarger 64, Shanley 60 Howard 50, Llewellyn 63, Johnson 47 WEST ANAHEIM. Pardee 92, Lane 43, Anderson 99 Dockweiler 41, Curry 94, Rosborough 37, Colgan 93, Harkness 36, Reeves 94, Brooks 35, Webb 95, Gett 94 Woods 92, Holcomb 38, Jordan 92, Whitten 36, Kirk 92,Lindsay 40,Shannon 92 Woodman 38,Batty 93,Law 37 Angelotti 89,Farnsworth 39,Showt4 Trask24,Daniels88,Smythe37,Matison88,Hanley40,Henderson99Spellacy38. County Officers—Amerige104,Bishop47,西门101,Daniel55,Potter97,joplin58,Bekett103,Patterson53,Hailey100White51,Nichols90,Lacy62Wright86,Robinson66,Langley99Head62,Peters81,Ahlborn72,Vegel104,Booty53,Sherwood59,Finley99Nichols96.Ziellian58Smith99Mills63. Hale92，Linebarger67，Shanley80Howard70,Llewellyn99Johnson59 OLIVE. Pardee89,Lane63.Anderson88Dockweiller63,Curry88,Rosborough61.Colgan91,Harkness59-Reeves99Brooks59/Webb88,Gett60.Wood87Holcomb58/Jordan88 Wilson67Kirk87,Lindsay60.Shannon80Woodman61Beatty84Law61Angelotti88,Farnsworth58,Showt5Trask37,Daniels88,Smythe63,Matison87,Hanley63,Henderson88Spellacy60. County Officers—Amerige87,Bishop68West95,Daniel66,Potter88.Joplin73,Bekett101,Patterson58,Hailey70,Nichols81,Lacy78Wright54.Robinson106,Langley71Head88Peters114,Ahlborn47,Vegely100Booty57,Sherwood78,Finley79Nichols91.Ziellian67Smith99Mills64. SANTA ANA NO.1. Pardee135,Lane80.Anderson132Dockweiler79,Curry131,Rosborough76Colgan134,Harkness74-Reeves135,Brooks75/Webb136,Gett7Woods133Holcomb76-Jordan133Wilson76Kirk133,Lindsay78Shannon130Woodman80Beatty137.Lain REE CARRIES COUNTY BY A BIG MAJORITY for Congress Also Runs Well, but voters He Nearly Got 'em All turns from all but two small province Orange county show the electhe following candidates: free carries the county by 832 mals for Congress defeats Smythe votes. Judge for the Assembly has 707 over Bishop. for superior judge ran 474 of Daniels. for treasurer has a margin of Joplin. mitt rolls up an old fashioned day of 755 over Patterson. Hall for auditor has a working day of 694 over White. Nichols is defeated for sheriff the time by Theo. Lacy by 144 votes. (D.) defeats Langley for district by 52 votes. The Peters rolls up the largest ever recorded in the history county—1415 over Capt. Ahlborn. Vegely for assessor makes good Brigadier-General Booty by 715. For surveyor builds a reservoir Sherwood to the tune of 218 mals for school superintendent the majority of 277 over Zielian. The Smith defeats Dr. Mills for by 77 votes. larger beats Hale for supervisor votes. and defeats Shanley for justice peace by a close majority of 3 Lynn has a majority over John-constable of 89 votes. hnt vote was polled in town. votes were cast in precinct 1, 100 were registered. Thirty were counted who were tempor- of town. West Anaheim 23 voters failed to five in one family, the Sparks. section board in precinct 2 in which holds the record for fast It was composed of Joe Hatius Schneider, Chet Holcomb, ORANGE NO. 1. Pardee 79, Lane 44, Daniels 84, Smythe 20. County Officers—Amerige 141, Bishop 81, West 120. Daniel 107, Potter 95, Joplin 128, Beckett 160, Patterson 63, Hall 153, White 70, Nichols 166, Lacy 109, Wright 99, Robinson 121, Langley 127, Head 96, Peters 168, Ahlborn 51, Vegely 110, Booty 112, Sherwood 94, Finley 121, Nichols 121, Zielian 98, Smith 117, Mills 104. SANTA ANA NO. 2. Pardee 129, Lane 79, Daniels 134, Smythe 69. County Officers—Amerige 131, Bishop 88, West 138, Daniel 93, Potter 122, Joplin 103, Beckett 165, Patterson 59, Hall 149, White 82, Nichols 115, Lacy 112, Wright 116, Robinson 111, Langley 136, Head 93, Peters 179, Ahlborn 47, Vegely 129, Booty 100, Sherwood 123, Finley 126, Nichols 144, Zielian 85, Smith 142, Mills 86. SANTA ANA NO. 3. Pardee 146, Lane 87, Daniels 145, Smythe 78. County Officers—Amerige 134, Bishop 93, West 133, Daniel 111, Potter 109, Joplin 139, Beckett 173, Patterson 71, Hall 145, White 99, Nichols 120, Lacy 129, Wright 120, Robinson 128, Langley 121, Head 127, Peters 121, Ahlborn 63, Vegely 125, Booty 119, Sherwood 105, Finley 134, Nichols 135, Zielian 110, Smith 158, Mills 92. SANTA ANA NO. 4. Pardee 98, Lane 91, Daniels 101, Smythe 82. County Officers—Amerige 109, Bishop 94, West 112, Daniel 98, Potter 91, Joplin 118, Beckett 136, Patterson 75, Hall 114, White 94, Nichols 95, Lacy 121, wright 94, Robinson 114, Langley 97, Head 115, Peters 151, Ahlborn 61, Vegely 121, Booty 92, Sherwood 107, Finley 104, Nichols 110, Zielian 99, Smith 106, Mills 102. SANTA ANA NO.5. Pardee 94, Lane 97, Daniels 102, Smythe 87. County Officers—Amerige 107, Bishop 101 west lighl Daniel l03 Potter c8 Joplin l47 Beckett l46 Patterson c9 Hall l2l white vz Nichols l74 Lacy l46 wright vz Robinson l27 Langley vz Head l29 Peters l6l Ahlborn l55 Vegely liz Booty l04 Sherwood l03 Finley l08 Nichols ll0 Zeilian l03 Smith l07 Mills ll0. ORANGE NO. I. Pardee t9，Lane t44，Daniels t84，Smythe t20。 County Officers—Amerige t77，Bishop t56，west hgl，Daniel t46，Potter t8l，Joplin t48，Beckett t90，Patterson t39，Hall tll LOCAL JOTTINGS OF INTEREST Judge Ord's Plan "There is considerable of a Chinamen about me," said Judge Ord,the Los Alamitos jurist,she inquired the other day whether his subscription was due and was informed it was paid well into next year. "How so? You do not look like one,sure!" "Well we have too many Chinamen in the country,and if we could get rid of some of them and replace them with whites it would be a great improvement. But they have a custom which if it was followed by the whites would.I think work perfectly all around.The first of every year every Chinaman pays his debts,and you know some whites do not." "I intend that I shall not owe a man one cent on New Year's day,and I'm on my rounds now. That's why I say there's a good deal of Chinaman in me." Crystal Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George Trefren celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding at their home on Broadway on Monday.Dinner was served to a company of friends at noon,and the afternoon was devoted to social converse until5. Gifts were received from guests as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Porter,fruit dish;Mr and Mrs. Brunworth,berry set;Mr. and Mrs. Terry,cracker jar;Mr. and Mrs. Marden,bread plate;Mr. and Mrs. Wessler,水设;Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trefren,fruit and pickle dish;Mrs.E.J.Garland,fruit dish;a friend，水set;Ernie Trefren,salt and pepper shakers;Mrs.Sarah Garland,set of pie plates;a friend,set of glassware. Clair The sugar-beet situation is reaching its crisis: the farmers have taken a definite stand,and they will not flinch from it on any condition.The factories at Chino and Los Alamitos are offering even less than the prices of last season,and the demand of the farmers is for more than the prices paid last year.Looking at the question from such divergent standpoints, PERSONAL MENTION E. Heimert was in town from on Saturday. Jerry Cole drove in on Saturday Hardscrabble. Logan Seitz was in town from tralia on Saturday. Amos Jennings came down Sonoma county to vote. Professor Packard was a visitor on Thursday afternoon. H.W. Chynoweth came over Santa Ana on Thursday afternoon. Mike Melrose and E.J.Barre down from the.oil wells on Tuesday vote. Henry Hussman has been on list for a week,但 is able to again. Dr. and Mrs.Hatzfeld visited friends in Los Angeles and Rio the past week. Attorney Bell of Santa Ana over on Saturday to see how the tion was going. Mrs.Frank Shanley returned the East on Monday after an of several months. Frank Dyer has been confined bed for some days past with an ened attack of pneumonia. Charlie Goldmaner of Kentu classmate of Dr.Hatzfeld,having visited with him during the week. George Trefren has purchased Swope property on Broadway and templates extensive improvement. M.L.Rogers has received ad from Mrs.Rogers who is visit New York.She writes that she experienced an all-day snowstorm. Mr.Kroger is erecting a40x6 on his Los Alamitos ranch.His sunk a well and installed a pu plant and will set out fifteen alfalfa. Mrs.Butler,sister of Mrs.B Kellogg,是 on a visit to her whom she has not seen in thirty years.Mrs.Butler is charmed the meeting. Judge J.C.Ord and J.C.P.Los Alamitos were in town on day on their way to Santa Ana tend a meeting of the Demon county central committee. A close majority of 3 defeats Shanley for justice peace by a close majority of 3 Lynn has a majority over John-constable of 89 votes. Vote was polled in town. Votes were cast in precinct 1, 100 were registered. Thirty were counted who were tempor-of town. Anaheim 23 voters failed to-five in one family, the Sparks section board in precinct 2 in holds the record for fast. It was composed of Joe Hatius Schneider, Chet Holcomb, Bucks, Louie Kroeger, Fred Viet Bentz and John Brun-The board counted 117 votes, several of which they con-ume little time in argument, led up the polls at 9 o'clock. The first precinct in the state upwards of 100 votes to sendletin. Pardee had a majority this precinct. 1 the board were occu- half past 3. It was a slow being fast in spots. When pre-closed up for the night the precinct I had not counted 60 at 11 o'clock it was announced would finish at 12:30, but it hours after that witching more they completed the job. Right the electric lights went them, and coal-oil lamps were no requisition. Anaheim it took until 7 yesterday morning to complete. Son polled a heavy vote, being precinct in the county, and that was not completed until soon yesterday. Note by precincts so far as rea-s follows: ANAHEIM NO. 1. Note 141. Pardee 67, Lane 61, 68, Dockweiler 62, Curry 66,ugh 54, Colgan 66, Harkness ces 66, Brooks 68, Webb 66,Woods 66, Holcumb 58, Jordan son 58, Kirk 66, Lindsay 57, 65, Woodman 59, Beatty 68, Angelotti 64, Farnsworth 59, Trask 36, Daniels 70, Smythe son 65, Hanley 57, Henderson acy 53. Officers—Amerige 66, Bishop 72, Daniel 64, Potter 80, Jop-eckett 72, Patterson 58, Hall te 67, Nichols 58, Lacy 78, Robinson 73, Langley 69, Peters 58, Ahlburn 79, Vegely 55, Sherwood 46, Finley 87, 65, Zielian 66, Smith 63, 88, Linebarger 80, Shanley 55, 55, Llewellyn 86, Johnson 55. ANAHEIM NO. 2. Note 117. Pardee 58, Lane 45, 57, Dockweiler 45, Curry 59,ugh 45, Colgan 55, Harkness ces 56, Brooks 45, Webb 54, Woods 53, Holcumb 48, Jordan son 47, Kirk 53, Linsay 48, 52, Woodman 47, Beatty 54, Angelotti 51, Farnsworth 45, Trask 24, Daniels 58, Smythe son 56, Hanley 43, Henderson acy 43. Officers—Amerige 58, Bishop 56, Daniel 57, Potter 69, Jop-eckett 59, Patterson 51,Hall te 58,Nichols 51,Lacy 63, Robinson 62,Langley 46,Peters 41,Ahlburn 79,Vegely yiow Sherwood yiow Finley xiow Smith xiow SANTA ANA NO. 5. Pardee 94,Lane 97,Daniels l02,Smythe e7. County Officers—Amerige l07,Bishop l01 west l18,Danel l03,Potter c8,jop-lin l47,Bekett l46,Patterson c9,Hall i21 white v92,Nichols l44,Lacy l46 Wright v95,Robinson l27,Langley v99 Head i29,Peters i61,Ahlborn v55,Vegely i12,Booty i04,Sherwood i02,Fine ly i08,Nichols i10.Zellian i03Smith i07,Mills i10. ORANGE NO.1. Pardee t9,Lane l44,Daniels u4,Smythe t20. County Officers—Amerige l77,Bishop f5 west b6,Danel l46,Potter b1Jop-lin l48,Bekett v90,Patterson c9,Hall h8 white v12,Nichols l45,Lacy l73 Wright v14,Robinson n0,Langley l77Head d4,Peters i12,Ahlborn i9,Vegely w96,Booty i13,Sherwood c5Finley c6,Nichols u6.Zielian u4Smith u1Mills u4. NEW HOPE Pardee q9,Lane s0Anderson q9,Dockweiler u8,Curry r4,Rosborough u7Colgan q9,Harkness f8Reeves f0Brooks u7Webb s0,Gett f8Woods f0Holcumb n0,jordan u4Kirk q9,Lindsay q9Shannon u4Woodman u4Beatty q9Law f9Angelotti u7Farnsworth q6.Shaw r9Trask jndani u4Smythe u4Mattison u4Hanley q6 Henderson u4Spellacy u4County Officers—Amerige u7Bishop f6West w9,Danel l57,Potter f5Jop-lin g5Beckett f9Patterson f0Hall z3White f33,Nichols g5,Lacy g5Wright f8Robinson n1,Langley o0Head v93,Peters z1,Ahlborn s5,Vegely c6Booty c6,Sherwood c1Finley c6Nichols z1Zielian s7Smith s12Mills s6. OLINDA. Pardee t7,Lane l49,Daniels t4,Smythe t4. County Officers—Amerige t4,Bishop f2West w7,Danel l57,Potter f5Jop-lin h2Beckett f9Patterson f1Hall z3White f33,Nichols g5,Lacy g5Wright f8Robinson n1,Langley o0Head v93,Peters z1,Ahlborn s5,Vegely c6Booty c6,Sherwood c1Finley c6Nichols z1Zielian s7Smith s12Mills s6. GARDEN GROVE. Pardee t07,Lane h0Anderson t08Dockweiler u8Curry l10Rosborough u7Colgan l10,Harkness f7Reeves f11Brooks u7Webb s0,Gett f7Woods f0Holcumb n0,jordan u4Kirk q9,Lindsay q9Shannon u4Woodman u4Beatty q9Law f9Angelotti u7Farnsworth q6.Shaw r9Trask jndani u4Smythe u4Mattison u4Hanley q6 Henderson u4Spellacy u4County Officers—Amerige u7Bishop f6West w7,Danel l57,Potter f5Jop-lin h2Beckett f9Patterson f1Hall z3White f33,Nichols g5,Lacy g5Wright f8Robinson n1,Langley o0Head v93,Peters z1,Ahlborn s5,Vegely c6Booty c6,Sherwood c1Finley c6Nichols z1Zielian s7Smith s12Mills s6. GARDEN GROVE. Pardee t07,Lane h0Anderson t08Dockweiler u8Curry l10Rosborough u7Colgan l10,Harkness f7Reeves f11Brooks u7Webb s0,Gett f7Woods f0Holcumb n0,jordan u4Kirk q9,Lindsay q9Shannon u4Woodman u4Beatty q9Law f9Angelotti u7Farnsworth Qshaw r9Trask jndani u4Smythe u4Mattison u4Hanley q6 Henderson u4Spellacy u4County Officers—Amerige u7Bishop f6West w7,Danel l57,Potter f5Jop-lin h2Beckett f9Patterson f1Hall z3White f33,Nichols g5,Lacy g5Wright f8Robinson n1,Langley o0Head v93,Peters z1,Ahlborn s5,Vegely c6Booty c6,Sherwood c1Finley c6Nichols z1Zielian s7Smith s12Mills s6. PLACENTIA. Pardee f5,Lane m3,Daniels s0,Smythe th3. County Officers—Amerige s4Bishop f9West w9,Danel l57,Potter f5Jop-lin h2Beckett f9Patterson f1Hall z3White f33,Nichols g5,Lacy g5Wright f8Robinson n1,Langley o0Head v93,Peters z1,Ahlborn s5,Vegely c6Booty c6,Sherwood c1Finley c6Nichols z1Zielian s7Smith s12Mills s6. COUNTY OFFICERS—Amerige s4Bishop f9West w9,Danel l57,Potter f5Jop-lin h2Beckett f9Patterson f1Hall z3White f33,Nichols g5,Lacy g5Wright f8Robinson n1,Langley o0Head v93,Peters z1,Ahlborn s5,Vegely c6Booty c6,Sherwood c1Finley c6Nichols z1Zielian s7Smith s12Mills s6. CHRYSANTHEUM PARTY Miss Melanie Cahen entertained the T.U.C club on Wednesday evening at a chrysanthemum party.The parlair is engaged in looking up the right of way for the electric line through the La Habra.He states that if the right of way can be obtained this coming week the company will begin work following Monday November thoth.The Stearns Ranchos company Thursday gave three miles of right of way beyond Whittier,and will assist the matter in every way. The La Habra valley people are responding generously,réalizing that it means a great deal to them.Most of the right of way for that section has been obtained.The only gap remaining in the right of way between Whittier and Los Angeles is a small piece near New river. Dr Wilson Very Lo A letter has been received from S.G.Wilson by a friend in the setting forth the sad news that Wilson is very low with blood pilling at his home in Fillmore,Vicinity and is scarcely expected to cover.He has been in bed five days off he officiated at a surgical open and sustained a cut which brought the malady. Mrs.Perdomo departed on M.Evening for Fillmore in response telegraphic summons. German Lutheran services will held next Sunday in the Episcopal church at o'clock p.m.Reform festival. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbytery church will meet at the home of T.S.Grimshaw this (Thursday) noon at p.m. PLACENTIA. Pardee 55, Lane 35, Daniels 50, Smythe 34. County Officers—Amerige 54, Bishop 39, West 49, Daniel 45, Potter 37, Joplin 51, Beckett 58, Patterson 32, Hall 54, White 36, Nichols 37, Lacy 58, Wright 34, Robinson 61, Langley 30, Head 65, Peters 60, Ahlborn 30, Vegely 59, Booty 22, Sherwood 30, Finley 60, Nichols 36, Zielian 63, Smith 53, Mills 38, Hale 50, Linebarger 48. NEWPORT BEACH. Pardee 4, Lane 12, Anderson 4, Dockweiler 11, Curry 4, Rosborough 11, Colgan 3, Harkness 11, Reeves 3, Brooks 11, Webb 3, Holcomb 11, Jordan 3, Wilson 11, Kirk 3, Lindsay 11, Shannon 3, Woodman 11, Beatty 3, Law 10, Angelotti 3, Farnsworth 10, Shaw 2, Trask 11, Daniels 3, Smythe 11, Mattioli 3, Hanley 11, Henderson 2, Spellacy 11, Amerige 3, Bishop 10, West 6. Daniel 10, Potter 3, Joplin 11. Beckett 4, Patterson 8, Hall 5, White 10, Nichols 5, Lacy 11, Wright 4, Robinson 9, Langley 4, Head 11, Peters 4, Ahlborn 10, Vegely 6, Booty 9, Sherwood 4, Finley 11, Nichols 5, Zielian 11, Smith 4, Mills 10. FULLERTON. Pardee 176, Lane 115, Daniels 178, Smythe 111. County Officers—Amerige 179, Bishop 119, West 141, Daniel 158, Potter 137, Joplin 162, Beckett 186, Patterson 113, Hall 69, White 124, Nichols 151, Lacy 148, Wright 122, Robinson 172, Langley 91, Head 218, Peters 191, Ahlborn 103, Vegely 180, Booty ll4, Sherwood 134, Finley 165, Nichols l29, Zellian l69, Smith l65, Mills l26,Hale l22,Linebarger l87. THE OLD RELIABLE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE THursday gave three miles of right of way beyond Whittier,and will assist the matter in every way. The La Habra valley people are responding generously realizing that it means a great deal to them. Most of the right of way for that section has been obtained. The only gap remaining in the right of way between Whitier and Los Angeles is a small piece near New river. Chrysanthemum Party Miss Melanie Cahen entertained the T.U.C. club on Wednesday evening at a chrysanthemum party. The parlor and dining room were decorated in white chrysanthemums and smilax; wax candles on the dining table were trimmed with green ribbon.all the scheme of decoration carrying out the idea of the club's colors—green and white. Miss Adella Strodthoff won the prize,a soorch-work nut-bowl.for making the best tissue-paper chrysanthemum.The young ladies all report a delightful time. LOS ALAMITOS. Total vote 60. Pardee 29,Lane 26, Anderson 28,Dockweiler 26,Curry 28,Roseborough 25.Colgan28,Harkness 25.Reeves31,Brooks23.Webb28,Gett25.Woods28Holcomb25.Jordan 28.Wilson25.Kirk27.Lindsay25.Shannon26.Woodman25Beatty27.Law25.Angelotti23.Farnsworth25.Shaw 19.Trask17.Daniels26.Smythe 25.Mattison27.Hanley25.Henderson 26.Spellacy25. County Officers—Amerige 29,Bishop 27.West28,Daneli29,Potter28_Joplin 29.Bekett27,Patterson29,Hall 27.White29,Nichols30,Lacy28 Wright28Robinson31Langley29Head 28.Peters30,Ahlborn27,Vegely 33.Booty25,Sherwood28Finley Nichols 19.Zielian38Smith 25.Mills 31. Ord for justice of the peace.Watts 17 for constable. DELHI Pardee 29,Lane 14Anderson 29,Dockweiler 14,Curry 29,Roseborough 14.Colgan 30,Harkness 14-Reeves 30Brooks 14.Webb 30.Gett 14.Woods 30Holcomb 14Jordan 30.Wilson 14Kirk 30.Lindsay 14.Shannon 30.Woodman 14Beatty 30Law 14Angelotti 19.Farnsworth 8.Shaw 29Trask 15Daniels 30,Smythe 14Matison 30Hanley 14,Henderson 30Spellacy 15. County Officers—Amerige 30,Bishop 15West 30,Daneli 15Potter 25Joplin 20Beckett 34,Patterson 11,Hall 32White 33,Nichols 19,Lacy 27Wright 27Robinson 16Langley 28Head 18.Peters 35,Ahlborn 1Vegely 27Booty 19Sherwood 30Finley Nichols 26Zielian 18Smith 26,Mills MONEY can be borrowed on favorable terms from SAVINGS.LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANA than from any similar institution in the county,and is scarcely expected cover.He has been in bed five days evening for Fillmore in response telegraphic summons. German Lutheran services held next Sunday in the Episcopal church at o'clock p.m.Reforment festival. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbychurch will meet at the home of T.S.Grimshaw this (Thursday) noon at a p.m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANAHEIMCal.,Nov.5.I EDITOR GAZETTE—Dear Sir:mit me through the columns of valued journal to express my gratio to my many friends for their loyal port in yesterday's election.Ve spectfully.JAMES S.HOWALL FOR Sale—Onions 200 sacks sprouted onions; Wetherfield; at a cents per Make fine chicken feed.Two southwest of Anaheim.nov6-ImPETER B.KNA Go to E.W.McCollum for bicycle supplies and bicycle repair Our repair shop is in charge of the best bicycle men on the coast us on repairs.Sporting goods kinds,baseball goods lawn pings-pong,the latest fad. For Sale A span of medium-sized mule harness.complete.Price,$50.ply to J.S.R.,Box l03,Tustin,cotet30-4t Wood Wanted Three to five cars of dry four-foot wood; state price f.o.b.cars in County.Address G.H.Dunn.lands.Cal. A Home Institution... conducted by home men If you want to borrow money at a low rate to pay off your present mortgage.or to build a home or to improve your present one.address or call our Fred A.Backs.Secretary An PERSONAL MENTION E. Heimert was in town from Artesia Saturday. Jerry Cole drove in on Saturday from Gardscrabble. Logan Seltz was in town from Cenlia on Saturday. Amos Jennings came down from onoma county to vote. Professor Packard was a visitor in own on Thursday afternoon. H. W. Chynoweth came over from anta Ana on Thursday afternoon. Mike Melrose and E. J. Barrett came from the oll wells on Tuesday to e. Henry Hussman has been on the sick for a week, but is able to be out in. Dr. and Mrs. Hatzfeld visited with ends in Los Angeles and Riverside past week. Attorney Bell of Santa Ana drove on Saturday to see how the elecwas going. Mrs. Frank Shanley returned from East on Monday after an absence several months. Frank Dyer has been confined to his for some days past with a threatd attack of pneumonia. Charlie Goldmaner of Kentucky, a assmate of Dr. Hatzfeld, has been telling with him during the week. George Trefren has purchased the cope property on Broadway and conplates extensive improvements. L. L. Rogers has received a letter from Mrs. Rogers who is visiting in New York. She writes that she has relienced an all-day snowstorm. Mr. Kroger is erecting a 40x60 barn his Los Alamitos ranch. He has a well and installed a pumping and will set out fifteen acres to alfa. Ms. Butler, sister of Mrs. B. F. E. logg, is on a visit to her sister, she has not seen in thirty-three mrs. Mrs. Butler is charmed with meeting. Judge J. C. Ord and J. C. Plant of Alamitos were in town on Saturon their way to Santa Ana to attain a meeting of the Democratic central committee. Boys' Clothing Under-Priced! 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