anaheim-gazette 1903-01-22

A. U. W. BOARD TRANSACTS BUSINESS Interesting Reports from Many Committees—Appropriations Asked to Fight Werks' Irrigation Bill. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. Superintendent Porter reported that the amount of cement used last month on the Vosburgh ditch was 96 sacks. The following report of the ditch committee was received and filed: We, your ditch committee, beg leave to make the following report: 1st. We have examined at your request that portion of your canal known as Foos ditch, and recommend that same be cemented as far south as Schaller's southeast corner, if said Foos and Schaller do all the team work. 2nd. We report progress on Orange-thorpe canal and ask for more time to make a complete report. 3rd. We have examined gravel-pit in Horseshoe Bend below section house and owing to extreme danger would recommend that said pit be abandoned. Your superintendent, Mr. Porter, reports progress on delivery of gravel for proposed work on Cajon canal, amount delivered being 800 cubic yards. 4th. We recommend that a temporary crossing be placed at Christian's on West street. We ask for further time on Langenberger and Strodthoff ditch. (Signed) H. H. HALE, H. L. SMITH, J. C. SHEPPARD. On motion the recommendations of the ditch committee were approved and the work ordered done. A communication from the city clerk of Anaheim stated that permission had been granted by the city trustees to put in the proposed crossing on West street, provided the same be done under supervision of the street superintendent. The following report of the sub-committee of six was received and filed: To the Honorable Board of Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Co.—Gentlemen: Your committee, to whom was referred the question of certain contemplated improvements in the water system of the company and the securing of necessary funds to meet the expense of said improvements, beg to make the following report: We recommend the plan of improvements in general suggested by the consulting engineer, Mr. Fred Eaton, in orded by Director Crowther, that the application for transfer of the Baker stock be granted. Carried. A communication from M. V. Lovering called attention to the late arrival of water at his place in the morning, and that it continued to run in the evening two hours after dark, while he was charged with a full day of water. The secretary was instructed to reply to said communication. A communication from Norman B. Livermore regarding cement mixers was received and filed. On motion the following transfers of stock were granted by the board under usual regulations: One share from Jacob Duscher to Mary Louise Warner, 53 shares from W. M. McFadden to Sarah J. McFadden, 4 shares from Alex. Huch to Mrs. Lucy Hegan, 90 shares from H. G. Wilshire to C. B. Tuffree; J. C. Tuffree, 10 shares; Brewer, 20 shares; H. H. Hale, 10 shares; Arthur Edwards, 7 shares; Jas. Ortega, 10 shares; Wm. Berkenstock, 10 shares; Mrs. Jas. Conliff, 6 shares; C. H. Smith, 3 shares; H. H. Krickh's order, 3 shares. On motion the price of water was restored to 30 cents per head, to go in force February lst. Moved and seconded that no person have more than an hour to the share when another person on that ditch desires water and cannot have it delivered to him. On motion the president and secretary were authorized to draw a warrant in payment of the $5000 and interest due on the Durkee notes. Engineer Sherwood presented to the board a report on the grade of the Cajon canal. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. Fire in Placentia The residence of Sam Kraemer in Placentia was wholly destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening between 7 add 8 o'clock. The family had just finished supper and Mrs. Kraemer started to put one of the children to bed. Upon opening the bedroom door she was met by a flash of flame, and with incredible rapidity the fire enveloped the whole house; so rapidly, indeed, that only articles saved were a piano and folding bed. As there was no stove or lamp in the bedroom where the fire originated. LLOYD BAILEY LEAVES MAZATLAN Takes His Family and Belongings on Burros and Leaves Stricken City Behind. Added interest attaches to reports of bubonic plague in Mazatlan from the fact that Dr. Lloyd Bailey and family, former residents of this city, have been for some years past living in that place. Mrs. Bailey and two children were in Anaheim last fall visiting with relatives, but in November they returned to Mazatlan. Dr. Bailey telegraphed December 26th that reports of the plague were greatly exaggerated and that he and his family were well. Excepting the receipt of New Years' cards, nothing further had been heard from him until last week, when he wrote that the plague was exceedingly virulent and that he had decided to leave. Telegrams previously dispatched to him had failed to elicit response, and it was thought by his relatives that he had already left the city. Some days ago a letter came from him by way of Guaymas, bringing the intelligence that he had decided to leave the place and would on the 6th of January set out on burroes for the town of San Dimas in the state of Durango. He would travel two hours out of Mazatlan and would go into quarantine for a period of ten days. After resuming his journey on the 16th it would take him six days to reach the point of his destination. He writes that people are fleeing from the city, that many have died and business is prostrated. On his trip to San Dimas he and his family will be accompanied by other refugees from Mazatlan, who are fleeing from their homes to escape the pestilence. Dr. Bailey has been practicing dentistry in Mazatlan for four years. The town is an exceedingly wealthy port of twenty thousand inhabitants, she business being carried on mainly by English, Germans and Spanish. Communicated EDITOR GAZETTE:—In your editorial on the disposal of political patronage among party workers in the January 15th issue of the GAZETTE you seem to be done under supervision of the street superintendent. The following report of the sub-committee of six was received and filed: To the Honorable Board of Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Co.—Gentlemen: Your committee, to whom was referred the question of certain contemplated improvements in the water system of the company and the securing of necessary funds to meet the expense of said improvements, beg to make the following report: We recommend the plan of improvements in general suggested by the consulting engineer, Mr. Fred Eston, in his report dated December 10, 1902. While your committee considers many of the proposed plans of improvements favorably, and if carried out will be beneficial, yet it will require a series of years to make those coming directly under the system of our company. They should be carried forward as rapidly as the means of the company will permit. In the opinion of your committee the most important improvement, the expenditure taken into consideration, is, first, the building of a wooden flume to be constructed from the present division gate to the head of the Cajon canal, which the engineer estimates can be built at a cost of $1,000. Second, that a new sand gate be constructed at the head of the upper ditch, estimated by the engineer to cost $250. Third, making provisions for taking water for Anaheim from the Tuffree reservoir, which the engineer estimates to cost $10,000. Your committee, while recognizing the value and importance of the improvements recommended in the said report relating to that portion of the river above the division gate, nevertheless feel unable to make any recommendations as to any portion of it from the fact that such improvements affect the interests of the two companies jointly, and must be made by the said companies working jointly. Your committee recommend that no more money be expended by this company in planning for development of our interests above the division gate until a mutual agreement is made between the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company and the Anaheim Union Water company as to such improvements. Your committee finds it difficult to evolve any plan for raising any considerable amount of money to carry forward any extended improvements which are suggested by Mr. Eaton that would in their opinion be satisfactory and acceptable to the stockholders. The question of raising funds on the company's bonds, which was suggested to the committee, was found unsatisfactory. The raising of money on issue of bonds based on a second mortgage, as in any other way where a considerable amount is required, would be so expensive and complicated as to be impracticable while the company has outstanding its present bonded indebtedness. Furthermore, as the amount recommended to be expended by the committee it believes can be secured on the company's note at current rates of interest, thus reserving for such improvements above the division P. H. KHICK, Secretary. Fire in Placentia The residence of Sam Kraemer in Placentia was wholly destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening between 7 and 8 o'clock. The family had just finished supper and Mrs. Kraemer started to put one of the children to bed. Upon opening the bedroom door she was met by a flash of flame, and with incredible rapidity the fire enveloped the whole house; so rapidly, indeed, that the only articles saved were a piano and folding bed. As there was no stove or lamp in the bedroom where the fire originated, its origin is somewhat of a mystery. The fact that a number of tramps had been hanging around the place in the afternoon, to whom food had been refused, leads to the supposition that they fired the house in revenge. There was insurance in the Continental, of which Rimpau Bros. are agents, of $1800 on the house and $1000 on the contents. For hats, shirts, sweaters or wool underwear at greatly reduced prices see Yungbluth & Kroeger. Bad Accident. By the bursting of a rubber tube containing gasolene, connected with a lighted torch which was being used in welding a joint at the machine shop of D. Redit on Los Angeles street Friday morning, both Mr. Redit and his son Lawrence were severely burned. Mr. Redit in attempting to rescue his son, who was doing the welding, was seriously burned about the face, neck and both arms. The son was severely burned on one arm and had his hair singed. Dr. Johnston was summoned and attended their injuries. Both have since been confined to their home. For Sale. Pigs and stock hogs. For sale by Gus Hanson, Orangethorpe. For the latest in hats or an up-to-date shirt see Yungbluth & Kroeger. In shirts they can show you 10 patterns to I to be found in any other place in town. Wanted. Fresh milch cow. Jersey preferred. Aged from 2nd to 4th calf. Cash buyer. Apply to Wm. Crowther, Placentia. Potter-Joplin Contest As was foreshadowed in the Gazette of last week, W. G. Potter wins out in the county treasuryship contest brought against him by J. C. Joplin. Mr. Potter was 45 votes to the good when the contest was dropped at the instance of the contestant's attorney, with eight preconcepts yet to be counted. The result gives universal satisfaction. Mr. Joplin will as a consequence have more time to devote to his alfaifa ranch near Westminster, which he lately purchased. Auction Sale On Saturday, January 31st, at 10 a.m., I will sell at public auction at my place i nalle east of the Yorba postoffice, all my horses, cows, farming implements, household goods, incubators, brooders, poultry netting, etc. jan22-2t F.B.PALMER family will be accompanied by other refugees from Mazatlan, who are fleeing from their homes to escape the pestilence. Dr. Bailey has been practicing dentistry in Mazatlan for four years. The town is an exceedingly wealthy port of twenty thousand inhabitants, she business being carried on mainly by English, Germans and Spanish. Communicated EDITOR GAZETTE:—In your editorial on the disposal of political patronage among party workers in the January 15th issue of the Gazette you seem to fall to grasp the new order of things in Orange county. To begin with the opening of the campaign, an old wheelhorse like Alexander had to step aside and give place to Dr. R. A. Cushman for chairman, who could show us how to run politics. And so, before this Napoleon of politics had been in the State and county long enough to vote or pay taxes he was in charge of the political machinery of the county—totally unknown here and unacquainted with the people he had to deal with. But he had the elements of a political leader in him—he kept a good lookout for R. A. Cushman, M.D. With a normal Republican majority of about five hundred he succeeded in saving about half of the Democratic ticket from defeat, and the sequel shows what a handy thing that was for Cushman. There was a county physician to elect—who could fill the place so well as Cushman? But Cushman could only count on two Republican supervisors. Oh that’s easy. Had he not done the Democracy some favors? Where is Linebarger? It is true that Linebarger had to have another county office—the clerk—but Cushman could manage that, and he did. Cushman has done well, but not quite satisfied. The Democrats have paid him for his services, but something is expected from the Republicians. There is to be a vacancy on the Board of Pension Surgeons; and who again but Cushman? The returns were hardly in before Cushman was off to Riverside and claims to have clinched the thing with Daniels. Do you know of any other crumbs the good Doctor could sweep up, or must we pass a subscription paper? Very truly, PLUS AND MINUS. Land or Sale Buy a home in Southern California! Be one with us in this garden spot—Orange county. Give me a hint as to what you want—a home, a walnut, orange, fruit or alfalfa ranch; a vineyard. Do you want to go into the dairy business? I have something specially cheap and good. See me before you buy. As you would work for yourself so I will work for you. Twenty-nine years a resident of this county. Sellers please list your property. Tel. 15 X 1. W.C.EYMANN, Anasheim, Cal. Bought Patent Right J.J.Schneider and G.J.JStock were in Los Angeles on Tuesday and bought the exclusive right to manufacture and sell the Scott patent folding ladder They expect their first consignment from Los Angeles today. The question of raising funds on the company's bonds, which was suggested to the committee, was found unsatisfactory. The raising of money on issue of bonds based on a second mortgage, as in any other way where a considerable amount is required, would be so expensive and complicated as to be impracticable while the company has outstanding its present bonded indebtedness. Furthermore, as the amount recommended to be expended by the committee it believes can be secured on the company's note at current rates of interest, thus reserving for such improvements above the division gate and in connection with the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company, as may be in the future decided upon; the bond issue as a method for raising funds if no other and more satisfactory scheme is devised. We are, respectfully yours, (Signed) B. G. BALCOM, FRED J. TEALE, W. H. BAILEY, A. MCDERMONT, CHAS. C. CHAPMAN, M. NEBELUNG. A communication from Louis Mesmer relating to pipe line to be put through his place was received. On motion the engineer was instructed to take an estimate of the cost of such proposed pipe line over a cement ditch and submit same to Mr. Mesmer. F. A. Korn appeared before the board with reference to the proposed temporary culvert to be put in near his place. He thought 20 feet too small. The matter was left with the superintendent. A communication was received from Geo. Frost, chairman of the Defense Committee, appointed to oppose the proposed irrigation bill. It asked that an assessment be paid by each company interested toward defraying the expenses. Moved by Director Bradford, seconded by Director Zeyn, that the sum of $150 be appropriated and sent to Mr. Frost as a contribution to fight the Water and Forest bill. Carried. A communication from the S. A. V. L. Co. volunteered to send over a number of men if we are ready to begin cementing our main ditch. The secretary was instructed to reply to same stating that we are not able to take advantage of the kind offer as we cannot now turn the water out. Moved by Director Sheppard, sec- Auction Sale On Saturday, January 31st, at 10 a.m., I will sell at public auction at my place 1 mile east of the Yorba postoffice, all my horses, cows, farming implements, household goods, incubators, brooders, poultry netting, etc. jan22-2t F. B. PALMER. In Justice's Court Thursday night of last week Constable Llewellyn rounded up six box-car tourists at the Santa Fe depot and the next morning brought them before Justice Howard. After listening to their tales of woe his honor took compassion on them and made provision for their board and lodging at the county's expense for the next sixty days. A few more cases like the above, and Anaheim will be well rid of the Weary Willie type of tourists. Yungbluth & Kroeger are closing out their entire stock of winter underwear at greatly reduced prices. For Sale 50 to 60 colonies of bees for sale. Apply to R. Fossek. jan8-tf MACCABEES Anaheim Tent No. 9 held their regular review at Backs' hall last Saturday evening. The review was pleasant and entertaining. Arrangements are being made to have a big Maccabee rally at Los Angeles in April during the visit of Supreme Commander Markey. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS W. C. Eymann kindly requests people with holdings to list the same with him. If you cannot call, write, giving full description of the ranch or other values with lowest price. Others desiring to purchase would do well to see him, for many years' residence here, with practical application, enables him to give you just what you want, as well as to recognize the true worth of any property under consideration. Address, W. C. Eymann, nov27 Anaheim, Cal., Route 2. Ranch 1 mile north of Loara P. O. Wanted—10 acres bare land. Must be first-class orange land. Write, with lowest price. W. C. Eymann. Bought Patent Right J. J. Schneider and G. J. Stock were in Los Angeles on Tuesday and bought the exclusive right to manufacture and sell the Scott patent folding ladder They expect their first consignment from Los Angeles today. Now Is Your Time to Buy The Anaheim Landing, Mining and Development Company will sell sell from now until the first of February oil stock at 10 cents per share at their location at the Landing. The company has been very successful, having struck oil at a depth of 600 feet—a good flowing well, with plenty of gas. Indications are very favorable for oil. After February 2 the stock will be advanced to 25 cents per share. Big Damages Awarded The damage suit of Mrs. C. A. Ludlow against R. C. Annin, John Wagner and others of Fullerton in Los Angeles last week, terminated in favor of the plaintiff, the jury awarding her damages in the sum of $2300. THE OLD RELIABLE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE LEY LEAVES MAZATLAN Family and Belongings on Leaves Stricken City Behind. Most attaches to reports of life in Mazatlan from the beloved Bailey and family, lots of this city, have been past living in that and two children were last fall visiting with rel. November they returned. Telegraphed December reports of the plague were reported and that he and are well. Excepting the New Years' cards, nothing been heard from him until he wrote that the exceedingly virulent and decided to leave. Telegramly dispatched to him the elicit response, and it may his relatives that he left the city. A letter came from Guaymas, bringing the what he had decided to move and would on the 6th out on burro for the Dimas in the state of would travel two hours Milan and would go into a period of ten days. His journey on the 16th him six days to reach destination. That people are fleeing, that many have died is prostrated. To San Dimas he and his co-accompanied by other Mazatlan, who are fleeir homes to escape the has been practicing denazlatan for four years. An exceedingly wealthy thousand inhabitants, being carried on mainly Germans and Spanish. Communicated ZETTE:—In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to A significant gift just made to the university is that of Miss Adrienne Cerf, who has presented $151.25 as a PERSONAL MENTION The Chamber of Commerce meets tonight. Editor Johnson was over from Fullerton on Monday. Miss Alice Redit is spending a few days with her parents. Mr. Otto Strodthoff of Jerome, A. T. is expected home today. Dr. Eddy was down from Los Angeles the latter part of last week. Mrs. John Hanna and daughter are visiting relatives in Riverside. Mrs. J. B. Stone of Orangethorpe avenue was in town on Friday. J. T. Bush is enjoying a visit from his father, T. Bush of Orange. Mrs. Falkenstein, who has been ill for the past week, is improving. Miss Alice Carver visited with relatives in Los Angeles over Sunday. Miss Dorr of Los Angeles, a niece of Mrs. Boege, is visiting relatives in town. Senator Caldwell has our thanks for valuable public documents from Sacramento. D. G. Redit was down from Los Angeles to spend a few days with his parents in this city. La grippe, according to the local physicians, is losing its grip upon our citizens. 'Tis well. Miss Belle Lyons has been in charge of the telephone office during the absence of Miss Poldle Helman. The marriage of Robert W. Hill to Miss Hazel Hill, both of this city, occurred in Los Angeles on Monday. Ed Bennerscheldt was down from Los Angeles to spend Sunday in the old town. Ed is a first class plumber. Mrs. Green of Riverside is visiting Mrs. Napoleon Hart. Mr. Green is in Washington, D. C., on a business trip. Miss Bessie Schuberts of Los Angeles spent several days in town this week, the guest of Miss Adela Strodthoff. C. P. Hewitt, who, with his family, arrived last week from Minnesota, has rented the Steckert cottage on Cypress street. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Perry of Los Angeles were guests of Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Carver, the latter part of last week. trees. A man of vast experience in citrus culture, he has intelligently and for many years studied the methods in vogue for getting rid of scale pests, and is now prepared to give growers the benefit of that experience. Lois Hebekka Lodge No. 268 of this city had installation of officers last Tuesday night. District Deputy Mrs. Ada Fuller of Orange officiated as installing officer. Some forty visiting members from neighboring towns were present and participated in the banquet The following are the officers for the ensuing term: Miss Zeus, N. G.; Mrs Nagel, V. G.; Mrs. Tipton, Secretary; Mrs. Spake, Financial Secretary; Mrs. Chamberlain, Treasurer. CITY BAND REORGANIZED. At a meeting held at the city hall last Monday evening it was decided to reorganize the city band which will be under the leadership of Prof. F. Heying, who is a musician of marked ability, and who will no doubt make the new band a success. Monday and Friday will be practice nights. Following are the officers and members: Jos. Hatfield, business manager and treasurer; F. Heying, leader; Geo.Carroll, secretary; H. Schindler, F.Middleham, J. Hatfield, cornets; J.Houch, claronet; O.Renner, baritone; Geo.Wommer, F.Arnold, C.Darling, altos; Geo.Carroll, A.H.Heying, trombone; C.L.Green, tuba; I.McAuley, bass drum; J.Harter, snare drum. Remarkable Cure of Group—A Little Boy's Life Saved I have a few words to say Chamberlain's Cough Remedy It saved my little boy's life and I feel that I cannot praise it enough I bought a bottle of it from A.E.Steere of Goodwin, S.D., and when I got home with it the poor baby could hardly breathe I gave medicine as directed every ten minutes until he "throw up" and then I thought sure he was going to choke to death We had to pull the phlegm out of his mouth is great long strings. I am positive that if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine my boy would not be on earth today—Joel Demont, Inwood, Iowa.. For sale by all druggists. In shirts Yungbluth & Kroeger can show you ten patterns to one to be seen in any other place in town. has been practicing denazlatan in four years. He is exceedingly wealthy by thousand inhabitants, being carried on mainly germans and Spanish. In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to be new order of things in city. To begin with the campaign, an old wheel-exander had to step aside to Dr. R. A. Cushman who could show us how it was. And so, before this politics had been in the county long enough to vote one was in charge of the machinery of the county—own here and unacquainted he had to deal with some elements of a political-he kept a good lookout Cushman, M.D. General Republican majority, hundred he succeeded in half of the Democratic defeat, and the sequal shows thing that was for Cushman was a county physician to fill the place so well But Cushman could only Republican supervisors. Had he not done the same favors? Where is it true that Lineal have another county ofork—but Cushman could, and he did. Cushman but not quite satisfied. It has paid him for his something is expected publicans. There is to be on the Board of Pension and who again but Cushreturns were hardly in bed was off to Riverside and we clinched the thing with you know of any other good Doctor could sweep we pass a subscription past truly. PLUS AND MINUS. Land or Sale in Southern California! us in this garden spot—city. Give me a hint at a home, a walnut, or alfalfa ranch; a viseyard; to go into the dairy buslain something specially cheap See me before you buy. As work for yourself so I will you. Twenty-nine years this county. Sellers please property. Tel. 15 X 1. W. C. EYMANN, Anaheim, Cal. Patent Right solder and G. J. Stock were sales on Tuesday and bought right to manufacture and most patent folding ladder meet their first consignment Angeles today. Communicated Gazette: In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to be new order of things in city. To begin with the campaign, an old wheel-exander had to step aside to Dr. R. A. Cushman who could show us how it was. And so, before this politics had been in the county long enough to vote one was in charge of the machinery of the county—own here and unacquainted he had to deal with some elements of a political-he kept a good lookout Cushman, M.D. General Republican majority, hundred he succeeded in half of the Democratic defeat, and the sequal shows thing that was for Cushman was a county physician to fill the place so well But Cushman could only Republican supervisors. Had he not done the same favors? Where is it true that Lineal have another county ofork—but Cushman could, and he did. Cushman but not quite satisfied. It has paid him for his something is expected publicans. There is to be on the Board of Pension and who again but Cushreturns were hardly in bed was off to Riverside and we clinched the thing with you know of any other good Doctor could sweep we pass a subscription past truly. PLUS AND MINUS. Land or Sale in Southern California! us in this garden spot—city. Give me a hint at a home, a walnut, or alfalfa ranch; a viseyard; to go into the dairy buslain something specially cheap See me before you buy. As work for yourself so I will you. Twenty-nine years this county. Sellers please property. Tel. 15 X 1. W. C. EYMANN, Anaheim, Cal. Patent Right solver and G. J. Stock were sales on Tuesday and bought right to manufacture and most patent folding ladder meet their first consignment Angeles today. Communicated Gazette: In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to be new order of things in city. To begin with the campaign, an old wheel-exander had to step aside to Dr. R. A. Cushman who could show us how it was. And so, before this politics had been in the county long enough to vote one was in charge of the machinery of the county—own here and unacquainted he had to deal with some elements of a political-he kept a good lookout Cushman, M.D. General Republican majority, hundred he succeeded in half of the Democratic defeat, and the sequal shows thing that was for Cushman was a county physician to fill the place so well But Cushman could only Republican supervisors. Had he not done the same favors? Where is it true that Lineal have another county ofork—but Cushman could, and he did. Cushman but not quite satisfied. It has paid him for his something is expected publicans. There is to be on the Board of Pension and who again but Cushreturns were hardly in bed was off to Riverside and we clinched the thing with you know of any other good Doctor could sweep we pass a subscription past truly. PLUS AND MINUS. Land or Sale in Southern California! us in this garden spot—city. Give me a hint at a home, a walnut, or alfalfa ranch; a viseyard; to go into the dairy buslain something specially cheap See me before you buy. As work for yourself so I will you. Twenty-nine years this county. Sellers please property. Tel. 15 X 1. W. C. EYMANN, Anaheim, Cal. Patent Right solver and G. J. Stock were sales on Tuesday and bought right to manufacture and most patent folding ladder meet their first consignment Angeles today. Communicated Gazette: In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to be new order of things in city. To begin with the campaign, an old wheel-exander had to step aside to Dr. R. A. Cushman who could show us how it was. And so, before this politics had been in the county long enough to vote one was in charge of the machinery of the county—own here and unacquainted he had to deal with some elements of a political-he kept a good lookout Cushman, M.D. General Republican majority, hundred he succeeded in half of the Democratic defeat, and the sequal shows thing that was for Cushman was a county physician to fill the place so well But Cushman could only Republican supervisors. Had he not done the same favors? Where is it true that Lineal have another county ofork—but Cushman could, and he did. Cushman but not quite satisfied. It has paid him for his something is expected publicans. There is to be on the Board of Pension and who again but Cushreturns were hardly in bed was off to Riverside and we clinched the thing with you know of any other good Doctor could sweep we pass a subscription past truly. PLUS AND MINUS. Land or Sale in Southern California! us in this garden spot—city. Give me a hint at a home, a walnut, or alfalfa ranch; a viseyard; to go into the dairy buslain something specially cheap See me before you buy. As work for yourself so I will you. Twenty-nine years this county. Sellers please property. Tel. 15 X 1. W. C. EYMANN, Anaheim, Cal. Patent Right solver and G. J. Stock were sales on Tuesday and bought right to manufacture and most patent folding ladder meet their first consignment Angeles today. Communicated Gazette: In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to be new order of things in city. To begin with the campaign, an old wheel-exander had to step aside to Dr. R. A. Cushman who could show us how it was. And so, before this politics had been in the county long enough to vote one was in charge of the machinery of the county—own here and unacquainted he had to deal with some elements of a political-he kept a good lookout Cushman, M.D. General Republican majority, hundred he succeeded in half of the Democratic defeat, and the sequal shows thing that was for Cushman was a county physician to fill the place so well But Cushman could only Republican supervisors. Had he not done the same favors? Where is it true that Lineal have another county ofork—but Cushman could, and he did. Cushman but not quite satisfied. It has paid him for his something is expected publicans. There is to be on the Board of Pension and who again but Cushreturns were hardly in bed was off to Riverside and we clinched the thing with you know of any other good Doctor could sweep we pass a subscription past truly. PLUS AND MINUS. Land or Sale in Southern California! us in this garden spot—city. Give me a hint at a home, a walnut, or alfalfa ranch; a viseyard; to go into the dairy buslain something specially cheap See me before you buy. As work for yourself so I will you. Twenty-nine years this county. Sellers please property. Tel. 15 X 1. W.C.EYMANN,Anaheim,Cal. Patent Right solver and G.J.stock were sales on Tuesday and bought right to manufacture and most patent folding ladder meet their first consignment Angeles today. Communicated Gazette: In your editorial of political patronage, workers in the January Gazette you seem to be new order of things in city. To begin with the campaign, an old wheel-exander had to step aside to Dr.R.A.CUSHMAN who could show us how it was.In Washington,D.C.on business trip.Miss Bessie Schuberts of Los Angeles spent several days in town this week,the guest of Miss Adala Sarod-shoff. C.P.Hewittwho，with his family，arrived last week from Minnesota,havened the Steckert cottage on Oypress street. Mr.mrs.A.R.Perryof Los Angeles were guests of Mrs.Perry's parents,Mr.mrs.W.I.Carver,the latter part of last week. Next Sundaythe Shamrocks of Pasadena will try conclusions with the Boys in Blue at national game.A rattling good game is promised. Capt.Barrhas disposedof his six-acre ranchatthe cornerof CenterandCemeterystreetstoAugussSteubnke,a recent arrival from Wisconsin. Delos Mortonhas disposedof his ranchto H.Williams,a recent arrivalfromthe East.W.C.Eymann,the real estate man,negotiatedthe sale. German Evangelical Lutheran servicewill be held on Sundayinthe Episcopal churchat2:0pclock.A cordial invitationis extendedto all. The Ladies'Aidofthe Presbyterian churchwill meetthis(Thursday)afternoonatthehomeoftheMrs.Grimshawat2o'clock.Allmembersand theirfriendsare invitedto attend. County Treasurer W.G.Potterhas purchasedthe residencepropertyownedbytheestateofthelateP.H.TurneronOrangeavenueandwilltakepossessionthefirstofthemonth. "Shipping coaltoNewcastle"isaboutonaparwith shippingbikestoLosAngeles,bbutthatiswhatBirdV.Bebe,theLosAngelesstreetimplementdealeradmitsofdoinglastweek. Mrs.Rehwoldtwhohasbeenlowwithinflammatoryrheumatismforsometimepast,hasimprovedsufficientlyto admitofbeingremovedfromthehospitaltotherhome. DuringthehightidesoflastweekthesummerhouseofCharlesHargittattheLandingwas washedawayandthatofTimCarroll'sraisedfromitsfoundationandmovedseverefoot. MissPoldieHeilmanreturnedonMondayfromYumawhereshespenssomeweekswithfriends,theguestoftheMissesCargill.MissMayCargillreturnedwithherforashortvisit. A theaterpart comprisedofMissesJessieandWinifredMelrose,MissZelmaBailey,FredBacksandFritzYungbhithwenttoLosAngelesSaturdaytoseeWardandJamesin"FrancoisdeRiment." HermanHousenofColorado,thepasttwomonthshasbeenvisitinghisnephew,G.J StorkleftforLosAngelesyesterdaymorningonamonth'svisitwith relativesand friendsinthiscityandviability. J.D.Howard.ofLincoln,Neb.,arrivedinthiscitylastweekandhasassociatedhimselfwithhisuncle,j.S.B. In shirts Yungbluth和Kroegercanshowyou ten patternstoonebe seeninanyotherplacein town. Lost On Saturday，onroadbetweenChapmanranchandAnaheim，abeavercollar.FinderpleasereturnsametotheChapmanranchandreceivereward TheSouthernPacificCompanyhasbeensolelyinfluentialinagainplacingeffectcolonistratesfromtheeasyindependentnegativeactiontakebytheTranscontinentalPassengerAssociation. RateswillbethesameasinSeptemberberandOctoberoflastyear-viz:$3fromMissouriCityinclusive,也HoustonTexas:$30fromSt.LouisorNewOregon:$31fromPeoriaIll.;$33fromChicagoIll.,andcorrespondinglylowratesfrompointsfurthereast. PrepaidorderscanobtainfromSouthernPacificagentatAnahiemsubjecttodeliveryonlyonafterFebruary15th,andaregoodfordonewsecondpassage. ThisactionoftheSouthernPacificCompanyiscommendableandwillappreciatedbythegeneralpublic.jan15-4mo ForSale Sugarbeets.H.Schwentker,LomaCalifornia. ThebestqualityandlateststylesHaysyouwillalwaysfindatYungbluth&Kroeger. ForRent=ForSale Idesiret rentmyhouseandsuitbuildings,togetherwith2acreslandlocatedLoora.Will sellprivate sale my farming implementhorse,cow.chickens2buggies.Nuobe SoldbeforeFeb.lst. jy15-2t MRS.L.BOLD BuildersAttention Bidsforcorrugated iron shed20x20ftwith2footwalltobebuiltoncitylitpowerhousewillbereceivedbytheunsignedclerkofcityofAnahiematofficeintheCity Hall,Center street,Ahelmupu January27,1903 8:00clock.p.m. PlainsandspecificationsonfileintheofficeroadofCityTrusteesreservesrightto rejectanyorallbids. ByorderoftheBoardOfTrusteesofCityOfAnahiem.EdwardB.MerrittiaCityClermont SprayYourOranges. IampreparedtospeakforRedSpiderScalewiththelastandbestmethod REMEMBER! That the Best and Largest assortment of Hats and Shirts in the city are to be found at Yungbluth & Kroeger Store News from Our Removal Sale In a short time we will move into our new store, the finest and most up-to-date store in Orange county. We wish to move as little goods as possible from our old store into our new quarters and in order to do so we are willing to sacrifice our profits. We have for this reason placed our entire stock of fine Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes on sale at a straight discount of 20 percent on the Dollar $3.50 Shoes sell for $2.80 3.00 Shoes sell for 2.40 2.50 Shoes sell for 2.00 1.75 Shoes sell for 1.40 1.50 Shoes sell for 1.20 1.00 Shoes sell for 80c Besides these reductions on Shoes we will give a straight discount of 20 per cent on the following articles in our Dry Goods Department— Lace Curtains, Wool and Cotton Blankets, Comforters, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Woolen Waists, Bedspreads, Table Linen. 10 per cent Discount on Bed Sheeting, Corsets, Hosiery Besides these reductions on Shoes we will give a straight discount of 20 per cent on the following articles in our Dry Goods Department— Lace Curtains, Wool and Cotton Blankets, Comforters, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Woolen Waists, Bedspreads, Table Linen. 10 per cent Discount on Bed Sheeting, Corsets, Hosiery 25 per cent on Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats Some Bargains in Our Furnishing Goods Department— All Sweaters 20 per cent discount Men’s and Boy’s Pants, 25 “ Linen Collars 4-ply Linen, last season's styles—all sizes 4 for 25 cents ASHER & FALKENSTEIN Cash Department Store PASTURAGE City Stables E.A.ZEUS Telephone MAIN 83 Center St., SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE OLDEST PAPER IN ORANGE COUNTY Subscription $1.50 Per Year Send For Sample Copy Headquarters for all kinds of OLDEST PAPER IN ORANGE COUNTY Subscription $1.50 Per Year Send For Sample Copy Headquarters for all kinds of SEEDS AT DICKEL'S Barley Alfalfa Wheat Beets GARDEN SEEDS A Happy New Year Subscribe FOR PAPERS AND MAGAZINES Now I take subscriptions for any periodical published in any Country or in any Language. 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