anaheim-gazette 1903-03-19

LOCAL JOTTINGS OF INTEREST WEDDING BELLS. Mrs. Margarette Merchant, formerly of Houston, Texas, and Mr. Hochstein of the same city, were married Wednesday evening at the Episcopal Church at 8 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Deering. The bride was attended by Miss Zeus, Miss Bayha and the Misses Fledler, while the groomsmen were Herman Stern, Fritz Yungbluth, Fred Rimpau jr., and Murray Paschall. The happy couple will go to house-keeping in one of the Pratt cottages on Philadelphia street. ELECTRIC RAILWAY. A force of electric railway surveyors have been engaged during the week in running another line through the Santa Ana canon east from Placentia towards Riverside. The report comes from Whittier that grading operations are ready to begin, and that the work is delayed on account of right-of-way disputes with three property owners between that town and the San Gabriel river. Huntington refuses to pay them their price and they have refused to make any concessions. Condemnation proceedings may ensue. CHASED BY A WILD MAN. A number of school girls of this city and Fullerton, while picking wild flowers in the foothills north of the latter place on Saturday afternoon, had a thrilling experience with a wild man which they will probably not soon forget. They drove in a conveyance from here to Fullerton, where the rig was hitched and the party walked thence to the foothills. While engaged in plucking flowers with which the hills are carpeted in every variegated hue, their attention was attracted to a man running toward them, and who was some distance away. The man is said to have been clothed only in his undergarments and he frightened the little girls almost into bysterries. They ran toward Fullerton and seeing a man at work in the Benchley orchard ran toward him. The wild man followed them to the edge of the orchard, when he beat a hasty retreat. The girls soon returned to their homes, where hair-raising accounts of their experiences were told their families. Who the man in undress uniform can be is a LIQUID AIR EXHIBITION. Anabeim is to have an opportunity of witnessing the marvelous things done by liquid air, an engagement having been made for a splendid lecture and expert demonstrator to appear here on Friday evening, April 3rd, bringing a supply of genuine liquefied air, and complete apparatus with which to perform the dozens of startling experiments that have recently attracted world-wide attention. Liquid air boils violently when placed on ice, and freezes water when placed over a fierce fire; it renders tin and iron brittle as glass, freezes quicksilver so hard that nails are driven in a two-inch plank, steel and electric light carbons will burn in it, rubber becomes like glass, tin and iron are made so brittle they will crush in the hand. Liquid air can run a heavy engine. Can be made a more powerful explosive than dynamite, will produce complete combustion of coal, garbage, etc., and there are scores of practical uses for its component gases. An entertainment on this up-to-date subject cannot fail to be interesting and profitable. At great expense the high school has engaged a liquid air entertainment for this city, with guarantee that a quantity of real liquid air will be brought, and all the remarkable experiments performed, of which so much has been read. A capable lecturer and expert demonstrator, with complete laboratory apparatus, will make this paradoxical subject clearly understood even by the young, and the marvelous experiments will entertain and astound all. The date will be Friday, April 3. CROP CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT STATE General Summary of the Weather Bureau for Northern and Southern California. Nearly normal weather conditions prevailed throughout the state during the week. Heavy rain fell in portions of Northern California and light rains in all other sections. No high winds or injurious frosts were reported. Thunderstorms occurred in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys on the first of the previous month. Grain made very good growth and is reported in excellent condition in all sections. More than the average acreage has been planted to wheat, barley and oats, and present indications are that the yield will exceed that of last season. In Southern California grain prospects are considered better than for several years. Summer-fallow plowing was suspended on account of the heavy condition of the soil, but work in hop fields continued. Grass made rapid growth and feed is abundant in all sections. Stock are doing well and improving. Southern California citrus orchards are in excellent condition and the trees heavily laden with blossoms. Vineyards and deciduous fruit orchards are reported in the very best condition in all sections, and many varieties of deciduous fruits are rapidly coming into full bloom. The outlook for large crops of fruits and grapes was never better. Late reports from Vacaville state that thousands of tomato plants in the hot beds were killed by the severe weather in February, all efforts to protect them having been unavailing. The weather was considerably warmer than during the preceding week in the Sacramento valley, though still somewhat cool for growing crops. Gentle rains toward the close of the week were beneficial. Slight damage was done to almond buds in Yuba county by the frosts of last week. Grain made good growth during the few days of warm, clear weather, and is reported in excellent condition in all sections; the outlook for heavy crops was never better. Green feed also made good growth and is now plentiful. Stock are in good condition. Work in hop fields is progressing, but summer-fallow... Obstreperous Youth. Ed. Long, a bucolic youngster from the classic precincts of Garden Grove, blew into town Saturday evening, coming from a place where no liquors are sold his thirst was such that he attempted to consume all the beer in town, he partly succeeded. He created no end of disorder in one saloon and going into another vouchsafeed the information that he could clean out the place with neatness and dispatch in the shortest possible order. The proprietor rang in a riot call to police headquarters which was answered by Marshal Steadman on the double quick. Long was found challenging three men to a fight and when Steadman admonished him that his exhuberant spirit must be calmed, Long struck at him a violent blow knocking his hat to the floor. Steadman placed his hand on Long's throat, thumb on one side, fingers on the other and gently pressed the obstreperous rooster into submission. Long was taken to jail and charged with disturbing the peace. He remained in durance vile during the night, and on Sunday morning his brothers' bailed him out, depositing $10 for his appearance in court. Long was taken home; he failed to appear in court and his ball money was declared forfeited. When in need of anything in men's furnishing goods, try Yungbluth & Kroeger. They carry the most up-to-date stock and best goods. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. A convention of the Sunday schools of the county will be held in the Methodist Church in this city Friday, March 20th. Some interesting addresses will be delivered and a cordial invitation is extended to all to be present. Coffee will be served by the ladies of the church to those from a distance who bring their lunch. Follow is the program: Devotional exercises, Rev. Mr. Johnson; "The Gospel Feast," F. S. Bank; "How to Get Business Men in the Sunday school," H. R. Backus; duet by Miss Daisy Edwards and Miss Minnie Yoe of Westminster; "The Duty of Parents to the Sunday school," J. P. Shaffer; "How to Interest the Boys," Mrs. C. M. Crist; "Primary Work." Rev. N. A. Calvin; song; benediction; lunch. Afternoon—Opening services, Rev. E. H. Sweet; roll call and reports from schools; "How to Retain the Intermediates," Miss Addie H. Pendleton; "The Superintendent and His Work," W. W. Patten; selection by Ladies At great expense the high school has engaged a liquid air entertainment for this city, with guarantee that a quantity of real liquid air will be brought, and all the remarkable experiments performed, of which so much has been read. A capable lecturer and expert demonstrator, with complete laboratory apparatus, will make this paradoxical subject clearly understood even by the young, and the marvelous experiments will entertain and astound all. The date will be Friday, April 3. The first day for the selection of reserved seats will be for subscribers only. If you have not already subscribed, leave your names at the public library, or drop a card to high school. Subscription list will close Saturday, March 28th. For Sale 50 to 60 colonies of bees for sale. Apply to R. Fossek. Notice. Every ticket sold by Mr. Deacon for dozen photos and the beautiful crystal mount will be promptly redeemed at my studio. Ladies and gentlemen I thank you for your very liberal patronage. Photographically yours, It J. S. HOWARD. Bicycle For Sale. A $40 Rambler, almost new, for $15. Inquire at Miller's hardware store. Democracy The leaders of Orange county democracy celebrated the birthday of Andrew Jackson by a sumptuous banquet at the Richelieu hotel in Santa Ana, on Monday evening, when nearly a hundred democrats participated in the festivities. Thos. McKeever was toastmaster for the evening, and in a brief speech he introduced Jud Rush of Los Angeles as orator of the occasion, who responded in happy vien to the toast, "The Day we Celebrate." A. F. Gresslar responded to the toast, "The President of the United States," whom the speaker declared is today an expounder of the cardinal principles of democracy, while in name a republican. The toast, "The Democratic Party as it was Founded by Jefferson and perpetuated by Jackson," was responded to by Roy W. Bishop. District Attorney Head responded to the toast, "The Democratic Party in Orange County," in one of the best speeches of the evening. J. Wiley Harris spoke on the subject of the "Democracy in California." Deputy District Attorney Homer G. Ames spoke on "The Young Democracy." Col. J. A. Booty responded to the final toast of the evening, "The Ladies." Horse For Sale. Mare six years old, weight 1250. Apply to H. WILLIAM WEST. Anaheim. Berry Plants For Sale. Having recently purchased the berry patch of V. W. Gray I am now prepared to furnish the genuine Gray Gardena dewberry plants. See advertisement in another column. Bankrupt Stock Sale Having purchased a bankrupt stock of millinery, I will dispose of the same at unheard of prices. Garden hats and interesting and profitable. The weather was considerably warmer than during the preceding week in the Sacramento valley, though still somewhat cool for growing crops. Gentle rains toward the close of the week were beneficial. Slight damage was done to almond buds in Yuba county by the frosts of last week. Grain made good growth during the few days of warm, clear weather, and is reported in excellent condition in all sections; the outlook for heavy crops was never better. Green feed also made good growth and is now plentiful. Stock are in good condition. Work in hop fields is progressing, but summer-fallowing has been temporarily suspended owing to recent rains. Many varieties of deciduous fruits are in full bloom and give promise of heavy crops. It has been ascertained that the severe cold weather during February killed thousands of tomato plants in hot beds in the vicinity of Vacaville. Generally favorable weather conditions prevailed on the coast and bay sections during the week, except on the northwest coast, where the soil was too wet for cultivation and cool weather retarded growth of crops. Rain fell in all sections, and was very beneficia in the central and southern districts Grain continues in good condition and is making very fair growth; prospects for large crops are considered excellent. The acreage in wheat, barley and oats is reported greater than last season's. Green feed made good growth and is abundant in all sections. Volunteer hay will be a light crop in San Benito county. Deciduous fruit trees are in good condition and rapidly coming into bloom, with indications of a heavy yield. Cloudy and much warmer weather prevailed during the past week in San Joaquin valley. Showers have been frequent, and very beneficial to pasturage and all growing crops. Grain and grass are reported making satisfactory growth. Light hail fell in some sections last week, but caused no damage. Fruit trees and vines are doing nicely, and apricots are in bloom. The weather during the week was very favorable for all growing crops in Southern California, and light showers on Friday and Saturday were beneficial. Grain is reported in splendid condition, with prospect of the largest yield for several years; a large acreage has been planted. Green feed is abundant, and stock are in excellent condition. Citrus fruit trees are thrifty and heavily laden with blossoms. Deciduous fruit trees are commencing to blossom in some places. Orchards and vineyards are in good condition. The water supply is believed to be ample for the season. In Los Angeles and vicinity there is sufficient rain for present need and though crops are doing well, warm sunshine weather is required to invigorate growth. Orange trees are develing bloom rapidly. For Sale. Fresh Jersey cow, four gallons milk. ROBT HANSEN, 2 miles southwest of Anaheim. To Protect Oil Fields Afternoon—Opening services, Rev. E. H. Sweet; roll call and reports from schools; "How to Retain the Intermediates," Miss Addie H. Pendleton; "The Superintendent and His Work," W. W. Patten; selection by Ladies' Double Quartette of Santa Ana; "The Sunday school Teacher," J. C. Galloway; "Normal Work," by W. C. Weld, superintendent of State Normal work; business session; song; benediction. A large line of new spring hats in straw and felt, just received, at Yungbluth & Kroeger. Wanted More properties listed with me. I have active inquiry for ranch lands and homes. The time to sell is when others want to buy. Put your prices reasonable and I will do work for you. Call or write. Ranch 1 mile north of Loara P. O. Telephone 15x1, Anaheim, Cal. W. C. Eymann, real estate dealer. First-class bargains in walnut groves, orange and alfalfa ranches, bare lands, anything you want. Twenty-nine years a resident, 16 years an active fruit-grower and close observer. Reliable work guaranteed. For Sale Santa Barbara soft shell walnut and Improved Royal apricot trees. Owing to the lateness of the season I will sell very cheap. Enquire at raunch 1½ miles north of Loara station. mch12-1t W. C. EYMANN. Trunks, suit cases and valises; the best assortment, best quality and lowest prices, at Yungbluth & Kroeger. Santa Ana Steam Laundry Agency I run a laundry wagon that will call for and deliver your laundry twice a week. Laundry coming in as late as 9 o'clock Thursday morning will be delivered to you Saturday at 5 o'clock. E. W. McCOLLUM. Hay For Sale. Good wheat hay, in quantities to suit, at $8 per ton, at corner Santa Ana and Olive streets. E. KOSSETT, Horse For Sale. Mare six years old, weight 1250. Apply to H. WILLIAM WEST, Anaheim. Berry Plants For Sale. Having recently purchased the berry patch of V. W. Gray I am now prepared to furnish the genuine Gray Gardena dewberry plants. See advertisement in another column. mh12tf A. R. RIDEOUT. Bankrupt Stock Sale Having purchased a bankrupt stock of millinery, I will dispose of the same at unheard-of prices. Garden hats and school hats at 5, 10 and up to 25 cents each; street hats at 25c and 50c; feathers at 5c and 10c, at Miss E. Berger's, opposite postoffice. feb19-tf Decision Upheld Superior Judge West has sustained the decision of former Judge Stanley in fining C. Launcey Huggans of Fullerton $100 for selling liquors in Anaheim without a license. Huggans opened a retail liquor establishment here a year or more ago, but when the license was raised from $10 to $50 a month he found himself unable to pay it, and for several months "stood off" the city collector, not only for his license, but for the amount of his light and water bill as well. His license was thereupon revoked, and as he continued to dispense liquors he was placed under arrest and fined as stated. He appealed the case and moved his outfit back to Fullerton, where he resumed the business of conducting the "blind pig" of commerce. Recently he has had to give up the premises occupied by him in our neighboring town having failed to pay rent. The officials say that Huggans will have to pay his fine or do time in jail. Some new street hats just received at Miss Burger's. I will be glad to show them. ARBOR DAY. The Chamber of Commerce has started a movement to establish an arbor day for Anaheim. It has been suggested that some of the fraternal orders would probably take the work up, and a committee consisting of Messrs. Boyd and Johnson, was appointed to confer with the lodges of the city, to see what can be done in the matter. CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT STATE Summary of the Weather Bureau Northern and Southern California. Normal weather conditions throughout the state during Heavy rain fell in portions California and light rains in sections. No high winds or frosts were reported. Items occurred in the Sacramento Joaquin valleys on the previous month. The very good growth and is excellent condition in all more than the average acres planted to wheat, barley and present indications are well exceed that of last Southern California grain considered better than years. Summer-fallow is suspended on account of condition of the soil, but fields continued. Grass growth and feed is abundances. Stock are doing improving. California citrus orchards present condition and the trees with blossoms. Vine-rious fruit orchards are very best condition in areas, and many varieties fruits are rapidly coming in. The outlook for large oranges and grapes was never reports from Vacaville thousands of tomato plants buds were killed by the season February, all efforts to having been unavailing. Or was considerably warming the preceding week in Santa Valley, though still full for growing crops. General the close of the week. Slight damage was buds in Yuba county of last week. Grain made during the few days of weather, and is reported condition in all sections; heavy crops was never feed also made good now plentiful. Stock condition. Work in hop pressing, but summer-fall. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JERSEY BREEDERS Hold Annual Session in This City—The Meeting Well Attended The Jersey Breeders' Association of Southern California convened in this city on Saturday at the hotel. The attendance was quite large, there being about forty members in attendance. Two sessions were held. Following was the program: Review of Year's Work... Guy H. Miller Evils of Using Immature Animals as Breeders... A... J. A. Campbell Raising a calf and care of dam at calving... Prof. Major The large versus the small cow... E. E. Moore Some ideas on type... D. G. Whiting Observations on Eastern herds and methods... Geo. E. Platt Type from the dairyman's standpoint... Geo. Thomas Question Box All invited to bring questions The morning session was devoted to the discussion of the advisability of making an exhibit at the next State fair at Sacramento and the appointment of committees. A majority of the members seemed to be in favor of making the exhibit. The treasurer's report showed the finances of the association to be most satisfactory. The following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Guy H. Miller of Riverside, president; E. E. Moore of Compton, vice-president; C. W. Leftingwell of Whittier, secretary; Geo. Thomas, treasurer. G. E. Platt, Los Angeles; W. J. Cole, Anaheim; J. C. Keefe, Orange, and C. S. Burgess of Arlington were elected directors. Santa Ana and Buena Park made bids for the next meeting of the association to be held next March. A ballot resulted in a tie. Then a member from the Park created a stampede for his town by offering to serve Jersey meat and many other choice edibles. The next ballot resulted in a decisive victory for the Lilly cream town. Meat Retailed at Wholesale Price Patrons of the City meat market have now the privilege of purchasing meat at retail at wholesale prices every day in the week except Sunday. As an extra inducement on each Saturday a special sale will occur on certain lines of meats and for Saturday, March 21st, will include beef at 6c per pound and up, sausage at 5cts and up. These special sales are not for the purpose of disposing of odds and ends in meats, and nothing but the chosen beef pork. PURELY PERSONAL MENTION D. L. Allen of Los Angeles has purchased the old Commercial hotel. Dr. Peeples and wife have left for Passiac, N.J., to reside permanently. Miss Jessie Melrose is a guest of Mrs. A. M. Jones at her home in Los Angeles. John Hanna has shipped nineteen carloads of oranges from the Nutwood this season. Fred Rafferty was appointed administrator of the estate of his father, the late I. N. Rafferty. Wiley Gardner, residing west of Alamitos, has a mild form of smallpox, and the place has been quarantined. Walter Bayha, who has been ill for some time at the hospital, with typhoid fever, has been removed to his home. Mrs. Gerald Sandilands entertained the Mierecoles club at the home of her mother, Mrs. Robison, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Metz, who has been ill at the residence of N. Hart for some weeks past, is improved and is able to be out again. James Holly and family, who went to Nebraska last year, with the intention of remaining there, have returned to Anaheim to settle. Mr. Grim is moving into his new cottage on the corner of Broadway and Los Angeles streets. It is one of the handsomest residences in the city. Miss Clara Hansen visited with friends in town yesterday. Her marriage to Dr.Rannells of Tepic, Mexico, is set for some time in September. Mrs. Helmsen had a sinking spell on Tuesday morning and physicians were hastily summoned. She rallied later in the day. Yesterday her condition was improved. The Epworth League of the Methodist Church gave a St.Patrick's Day social Tuesday evening at the Del Campo hotel, which was highly enjoyable and well attended. Herman Stern informs us that he and his brothers Jake and Gus contemplate making a trip to Europe in July, the occasion being the golden wedding anniversary of their parents. W.P. White, formerly of the Plain-dealer, was in town yesterday from Slight damage was caused by the preceding week in the valley, though still good for growing crops. Genetically altered seeds now plentiful. Stock condition. Work in hop pressing, but summer-fallen temporarily suspend recent rains. Many variegated fruits are in full promise of heavy crops. Untreated that the severe damage during February killed tomato plants in hot beds of Vacaville. Favorable weather conditions on the coast and bay along the week, except on coast, where the soil was dehydrated and southern districts in good condition and cool weather growth of crops. Rain fell, and was very beneficial and fair growth; prospects are considered excellent in wheat, barley reported greater than last year; feed made good growth in all sections. Volunteer a light crop in San Diego. Deciduous fruit trees condition and rapidly com­pensate with indications of a much warmer weather during the past week in San Diego. Showers have been very beneficial to pastur­-zing crops. Grain and seed making satisfactory at half fall in some sec­tions, but caused no damage. Vine trees are doing nicely, even in bloom. During the week was for all growing crops in California, and light showers Saturday were benefi­tied in splendid prospect of the largest real years; a large acreage seed. Green feed is abund­ant in excellent condi­tion ofruit trees are thrifty and with blossoms. Deciduous are commencing to be placed. Orchards and orchard trees are devell­ed. The belief is to be ample trees and vicinity there can for present need and are doing well, warm winter is required to invigorate Orange trees are devell­ed. For Sale. cow, four gallons milk. ROBT HANSEN, Southwest of Anaheim. Meat Retailled at Wholesale Price Patrons of the City meat market have now the privilege of purchasing meat at retail at wholesale prices every day in the week except Sunday. As an extra inducement on each Saturday a special sale will occur on certain lines of meats and for Saturday, March 21st, will include beef at 60 per pound and up, sausage at 5cts and up. These special sales are not for the purpose of disposing of odds and ends in meats, and nothing but the choicest beef, pork and other meats will be offered for sale at any time by the City market. The cheapest and best place in the county to purchase your meat is at the City Market, of which F. W. Fleishman, the pioneer butcher, is the proprietor. Baseball On Sunday next on the new athletic grounds the Young Americans of this city will try conclusions with the Shamrocks of Pasadena at the National game. This will make the third game of the series with the Pasadenans, both of which went to the visitors, and if they succeed in winning this one also it will give them the series. This is what the home team are determined shall not occur and are practicing at every opportunity with that end in view. Pitcher Stone of the locals is said to have evolved some new twisters that will make the visitors look like thirty cents. Game will be called at 2:15 p.m. Admittance to the grand stand only 10 cents. Let there be a good attendance and cheer the home team on to victory. The ladies are especially invited. On Sunday the Young Americas defeated the Loaras by a score of 10 to 2. Girl Wanted. German preferred to do general housework. GUS HANSEN, It Orangethorpe. THE RAINFALL. 17 of an inch of rain fell on Monday evening, bringing the total for the season up to 10.45 inches. The conditions on Monday evening seemed to indicate a heavy rainfall, and it looked for a time that we should have an all night's rain. The weather was warm with the wind in the south, and for a time rain fell heavily. At 9 o'clock, however, the wind shifted to the northwest and the weather became cold, rain ceased falling and on Tueseay morning the ground was covered with a white frost, and ice formed in places. The season has so far been the most favorable In many years, rain promises well and a large area has been seeded. Reports come from the beet sugar section that the farmers are not satisfied with the prices paid for the beets raised by them and are abandoning that industry for others that promise better results. There is no apparent good reason why the sugar makers should not pay the farmers enough to enable them to realize a good profit. Patrons of the City meat market have now the privilege of purchasing meat at retail at wholesale prices every day in the week except Sunday. As an extra inducement on each Saturday a special sale will occur on certain lines of meats and for Saturday, March 21st, will include beef at 60 per pound and up, sausage at 5cts and up. These special sales are not for the purpose of disposing of odds and ends in meats, and nothing but the choicest beef, pork and other meats will be offered for sale at any time by the City market. The cheapest and best place in the county to purchase your meat is at the City Market, of which F. W. Fleishman, the pioneer butcher, is the proprietor. Baseball On Sunday next on the new athletic grounds the Young Americans of this city will try conclusions with the Shamrocks of Pasadena at the National game. This will make the third game of the series with the Pasadenans, both of which went to the visitors, and if they succeed in winning this one also it will give them the series. This is what the home team are determined shall not occur and are practicing at every opportunity with that end in view. Pitcher Stone of the locals is said to have evolved some new twisters that will make the visitors look like thirty cents. Game will be called at 2:15 p.m. Admittance to the grand stand only 10 cents. Let there be a good attendance and cheer the home team on to victory. The ladies are especially invited. On Sunday the Young Americas defeated the Loaras by a score of 10 to 2. Girl Wanted. German preferred to do general housework. GUS HANSEN, It Orangethorpe. THE RAINFALL. 17 of an inch of rain fell on Monday evening, bringing the total for the season up to 10.45 inches. The conditions on Monday evening seemed to indicate a heavy rainfall, and it looked for a time that we should have an all night's rain. The weather was warm with the wind in the south, and for a time rain fell heavily. At 9 o'clock, however, the wind shifted to the northwest and the weather became cold, rain ceased falling and on Tueseay morning the ground was covered with a white frost, and ice formed in places. The season has so far been the most favorable In many years, rain promises well and a large area has been seeded. Reports come from the beet sugar section that the farmers are not satisfied with the prices paid for the beets raised by them and are abandoning that industry for others that promise better results. There is no apparent good reason why the sugar makers should not pay the farmers enough to enable them to realize a good profit. Patrons of the City meat market have now the privilege of purchasing meat at retail at wholesale prices every day in the week except Sunday. As an extra inducement on each Saturday a special sale will occur on certain lines of meats and for Saturday, March 21st, will include beef at 60 per pound and up, sausage at 5cts and up. These special sales are not for the purpose of disposing of odds and ends in meats, and nothing but the choicest beef, pork and other meats will be offered for sale at any time by the City market. The cheapest and best place in the county to purchase your meat is at the City Market, of which F. W. Fleishman, the pioneer butcher, is the proprietor. Local meat eaters of Anaheim are getting great bargains as the result of a rate war among the butchers, which has been waged with increasing vigor for a week past. Let the good work go on. W.C.Eymann reports having made a sale for the Citizens Bank of this city of 90 acres southwest of town to Mr.Rexroad lately fromthe East.Mr.Rexroad will improve place and make it an up-to-date home. J.L.Schumacher has purchasedthe Mrs.Charley Stone place, formerly known asthe Paderatz property,consistingof improvementsandthreeacresofland，price $1250.W.C.Eymann,thereal estate man,madethe deal. The committee appointed bythe chamber of commerce here to conferwiththe Santa Ana chamberin regardto advertisingthe mother colonyina descriptivearticleofthecounty，reportsthatarrangementshavebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising. C.C.E Chapman,of Placentia,has been appointed byGovernor Pardeea trusteeofthe state normal schoolatSan Diego,andJ.P.Greeley,fosantaAna,atrusteeofthestatenormalschoolatLosAngeles.Bothareappointmentseminentlyfittobemadeandreflectcredituponthegovernor. Miss Laurie Roller of Centraliawasinthe audienceattheLosAngeles theatreontheoccasionoftheunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisoftheTimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedtheladies'euchreclubatherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthesecond,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinishedthehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhichtheladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedbytheirhospitalablehostess. Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedtheconcertgivenbytheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesontuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterintheday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved. The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningattheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended. Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers JakeandGuscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasionbeingthegoldweddinganniversaryoftheparents. W.P.EwhiteformerlyofThePlaindealer，wasin town yesterdayfromSantaAna.HehasleasedThePathfinder,andwithMr.Cottileisgettingoutafirst-classpublication. The local meat eaters of Anaheimare getting great bargains astheresultofaratewaramongthebutcherswhichhasbeenwagedwithincreasingvigorforaweekpast.Letthegoodworkgoon. W.C.Eymannreports havingmadea salefortheCitizensBankofthiscityof90acres southwestof towntoMr.RexroadlatelyfromtheEast.Mr.Rexroadwillimproveplaceandmakeitanup-to-datehome. J.L.SchumacherhaspurchasedtheMrs.CharleyStoneplace,formerlyknownasthePaderatzproperty,consistingofimprovementsandthreeacresofland，price$1250.W.C.Eymann,thereal estateman,madethe deal. The committee appointedbythe chamberofcommerceheretoconferwiththeSantaAna Chamberinregardtoadvertisingthemothercolonyinadescriptivearticleofthecounty，reportsthatarrangementshavebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising. C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasinthe audienceattheLosAngeles theatreontheoccasionoftheunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisoftheTimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedtheladies'euchreclubatherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthesecond,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinishedthehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhichtheladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedbytheirhospitalablehostess. Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedtheconcertgivenbytheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesontuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterintheday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved. The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningattheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended. Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers JakeandGuscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasionbeingthegoldweddinganniversaryofthecounty，reportsthatarrangementshavebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising. C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasinthe audienceattheLosAngles theatreontheoccasionoftheunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisoftheTimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedtheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthe second,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinishedthehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhichtheladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedbytheirhospitalablehostess. Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedtheconcertgivenbytheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesontuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterintheday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved. The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningattheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended. Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers Jake和Guscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasionbeingthegoldweddinganniversaryofthecounty，reportsthatarrangements havebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising. C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasin.the audienceattheLosAngles theatreon-theoccasion-of-theunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisOftheTimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedtheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthe second,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinished-thehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhich-theladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedby-theirhospitalablehostess. Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedtheconcertgivenbytheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesont Tuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterin.theday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved. The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningatTheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended. Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers Jake和Guscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasion being-thegoldweddinganniversaryof-thecounty，reportsthatarrangements havebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising. C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasin.the audienceatTheLosAngles theatreon-theoccasion-of-theunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisOfTheTimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedtheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthe second,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinished-thehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhich-theladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedby-theirhospitalablehostess. Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedTheconcertgivenbyTheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesont Tuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterin.theday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved. The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningatTheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended. Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers Jake和Guscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasion being-thegoldweddinganniversaryof-thecounty，reportsthatarrangements havebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising. C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasin.the audienceatTheLosAngles theatreon-theoccasion-of-theunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisOfTheTimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedTheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthe second,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinished-thehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhich-theladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedby-theirhospitalablehostess." Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedTheconcertgivenbyTheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesont Tuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterin.theday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved. The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningatTheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended. Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers Jake和Guscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasion being-thegoldweddinganniversaryof_thecounty，reportsthatarrangements havebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising." C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasin.the audienceatTheLosAngles theatreon-theoccasion-of_theunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisOfThe TimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend. Mrs.Crist entertainedTheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.SmithofLosAngelesthe second,andMrs.Kongigtheconsolidation.W恩gamewasfinished-thehostessservedrefreshments,afterwhich-theladiesdepartfor theirhomes,havingbeenverypleasantlyentertainedby-theirhospitalablehostess." Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedTheconcertgivenbyTheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAngelesont Tuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterin.theday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved." The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningatTheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended." Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers Jake和Guscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasion being-thegoldweddinganniversaryof_thecounty，reportsthatarrangements havebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising." C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasin.the audienceatTheLosAngles theatreon-theoccasion-of_theunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisOfThe TimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend." Mrs.Crist entertainedTheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.Smithof LosAngles,the second,andMrs.Kongig,the consolidation.W恩gamewasfinished/the hostessservedrefreshments,afterwhich/the ladies departfor their homes,having beenverypleasantlyentertainedby/their hospitable hostess." Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedTheconcertgivenbyTheCanadian-ScotchbandinLosAnglesont Tuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterin.theday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved." The Epworth LeagueoftheMethodistChurch gaveaSt.Patrick'sDaysocialTuesdayeveningatTheDelCampohotel，whichwashighlyenjoyableandwellattended." Herman Stern informs us that heandhisbrothers Jake和Guscontemplatemakinga triptoEuropeinJuly,theoccasion being-thegoldweddinganniversaryof_thecounty，reportsthatarrangements havebeenmadeforAnaheimtogetitsfullshareofadvertising." C.C.E Chapman.ofPlacentiahasin.the audienceatTheLosAngles theatreon-theoccasion-of_theunpleasantnessbetweenGen.OtisOfThe TimesandEditorHardesonofTheHerd.She sawlittleofthetrouble,forshinkingthe crowdwysellingfired!insteadof"fight!"she,slikea sensiblegirl,promptlyfainted,bbutso recoveredandwitnessedtheplaytotheend." Mrs.Crist entertainedTheladies'euchreclubattherhomeonPhiladelphia streetThursdayafternoon.Mrs.Zeuswonfirstprize,Mrs.Smithof Los Angles,the second,andMrs.Kongig,the consolidation.W恩gamewasfinished/the hostessservedrefreshments,afterwhich/the ladies departfor their homes,having beenverypleasantlyentertainedby/their hospitable hostess." Mr.Melroseandhisdaughter,MissWinnifredattendedTheconcertgivenbyTheCanadian-ScotchbandinLos Anglesont Tuesdayevening.Mr.MelrosecomesfromGlasgowwhichbelieveiscomeworthybothday.summoned.Sheralliedlaterin.theday.Yesterdayherconditionwasimproved." The Epworth League Of The Methodist Church gave a St.Patrick's Day social Tuesay evenning at Los Angeles church where students attend free lunch service from Plaza 3rd floor 21st floor 24th floor 25th floor 26th floor 27th floor 28th floor 29th floor 30th floor 31st floor 32nd floor 33rd floor 34th floor 35th floor 36th floor 37th floor 38th floor 39th floor 40th floor 41th floor 42nd floor 43rd floor 44th floor 45th floor 46th floor 47th floor 48th floor 49th floor 50th floor 51th floor 52nd floor 53rd floor 54th floor 55th floor 56th floor 57th floor 58th floor 59th floor 60th floor 61th floor 62nd floor 63rd floor 64th floor 65th floor 66th floor 67th floor 68th floor 69th floor 70th floor 71st floor 72nd floor 73rd floors THE OLD RELIABLE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure HERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE The season has so far been the most favorable in many years, rain promises well and a large area has been seeded. Reports come from the beet sugar section that the farmers are not satisfied with the prices paid for the beets raised by them and are abandoning that industry for others that promise better results. There is no apparent good reason why the sugar makers should not pay the farmers enough to enable them to realize a good profit. Certainly, the price of sugar and the cost of manufacture, as shown in the reports of the sugar companies, warrant the belief that a better price could readily be paid. They will have to do something in this line, or else become wholesale beet growers themselves, for so many farmers are going out of the beet growing business that the supply promises to be cut short—Alameda Encinal. John Hartung attended the concert given by Kocian in Los Angeles on Friday night. He made a business trip to the city on the noon train of that day, returned home on the 3 o'clock, which was an hour late and caught the 5 o'clock train into the city again in the evening. His impression of the show is that next to Kocian's being a great ladder he must be making pretty near as much money as a banker, for seats were $1.50 and $1.00 and standing room was at a premium. John also went to Los Angeles on Sunday afternoon when he attended the baseball game in company with Mr. Botsford. Judge Benj. F. Bledsoe, of San Bernardino, has been sitting in Judge West's department of the Superior Court during the week trying cases in which the Orange county judge is disqualified. Judge Bledsoe was the trial judge in the case of the water companies against Fuller, final discussion in which action has not yet been rendered. The judge, in denying defendant's application for a non-suit, rendered a lengthy discussion on the law points involved in the case. He is one of the youngest superior judges in the state, but has a reputation as a jurist which is second to none. Wanted A bright, intelligent boy to care for team of horses and other light work in garden and house. Apply P. O. Box 1635, Anaheim. feb5-tf MONEY can be borrowed on more favorable terms from the SAVINCS, LOAN and BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM than from any similar institution in the State 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 on Fred A. Backs, Jr. Secretary Anaheim This week we are showing in our large east windows all that is new and stylish in Spring Woolen Dress Goods This is positively the handsomest, newest lot of Summer Woolen Goods ever shown. The prices are so moderate that the most economical may indulge. These hints represent but a small fraction of the many styles. Wool Challies, Silk striped, in all the latest shades and patterns, polka dots and scroll - 40c a yd Etamines and Voiles in all the new shades, also black - 60c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 yd Snowflake, an elegant skirt material in darker shades, Navy, Garnet, Brown and Green, with white flakes, 38 inches wide, all-wool - 65c yd Homespuns, a durable Dressweave, in grey and tan shades, 38 inches wide - 65c yd Mistral Cloth, a dust rejecter, hard twisted Mohair in all the new shades - 65c yd Crepe de Chine, Henriettas, Albatross in nandsome colorings Asher & Falkenstein, NEW MITCHEL BLOCK. Genter and Los Angeles Streets Headquarters for all kinds of SEEDS Headquarters for all kinds of SEEDS AT DICKEL'S Barley Alfalfa Wheat Beets GARDEN SEEDS PRINCELY AND EMPEROR This well known and reliable brand of Shirts, sold everywhere for 75c. We are now closing them out at 50c. . . YUNGBLUTH & KROEGER. Center Market_ Carries a choice line of FRESH and SALT MEATS, HAM, Bacon, Lard, Sausage, Etc. Nothing but INSPECTED meat sold Mitchell Block Center Street, ANAHEIM G. F. MARTIN, Proprietor Everything Carries a choice line of FRESH and SALT MEATS, HAM, Bacon, Lard, Sausage, Etc. Nothing but INSPECTED meat sold Mitchell Block Center Street, ANAHEIM G. F. MARTIN, Proprietor Everything in the Stationery Line HARMONICAS of every kind and price RUBBER Bands and Balls, all sizes and prices, at Joseph Helmsen's PASTURAGE City Stables E.A.ZEUS Telephone MAIN 83 Center St., Anaheim Bakery, PETER SYRE, PROPRIETOR. FRESH BREAD CAKES & PIES CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Los Angeles and Cypress S