anaheim-gazette 1904-06-02

PACIFIC ELECTRIC TROLLEY REACHES LANDING Double Track Railway Laid to Bridge Spanning Channel—Graders at Bolsa Chica. On Sunday the first trolley on the Pacific Electric railway was brought up to the waters edge at the Landing. At this point a bridge is in course of construction across the channel, about 1000 feet in length. Piles have been driven and steel laid upon it, but the forty foot draw bridge in the center has not yet been completed, the necessary steel not having arrived. The entry of the first trolley car into the precincts of this favorite old watering place was made the occasion of a large outpouring of people from the entire countryside. The train was hauled by a small engine, and contained a long string of cars loaded with rails, poles, wire and other equipments for the electric railway. From the Long Beach line to the Landing a double track railway has been constructed, and cars will be running over the new line sometime during the present month. The graders have pushed along on the other side of the channel toward Bolsa Chica and are now making dirt fly on that ranch. From Bolsa Chica to Newport Beach, a distance of ten miles remains to be graded, this will be completed in a fortnight. Track layers follow graders closely, and it is announced rails will be laid to Newport Beach before July 1st. Deeds for right of way for the road have been placed on record this week through the holdings of the Newport Beach company, extending from Bolsa Chica to Newport Beach. The advent of the electric railway adds further to the boom in beach property along Orange County Coast. Between Long Beach and Newport several townsites have been laid, notably at Alamitos Beach, Bay City, Huntington Beach and other points, and it is now announced that Hellman has in view a large townsite enterprise at the Landing. He recently succeeded in BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO DEAD Graves of Departed Soldiers Strewn with Flowers—A Notable Ovation. Memorial day was fittingly observed by Malvern Hill Post and Woman's relief corps of Fullerton in this city on Monday. At 10 o'clock veterans and their families and friends gathered at the cemetery to strew flowers upon the graves of departed comrades. The cemetery seemed in places to be carpeted with flowers. Veterans coming from a distance brought lunches, which were partaken of in groups under the shade of trees adjoining the cemetery. Many lingered until well after the noon hour beside the last resting places of loved ones who had gone before. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon literary exercises of the day began at the Opera house. The hall was filled with a large audience which followed the program with interest throughout. The Stars and Stripes were displayed upon the stage, and portraits of Grant, Logan and other heroes of the war were conspicuous. Dr. Wm. Freeman of Fullerton called the meeting to order and presided during the afternoon. The exercises opened by the offering of the invocation by Rev. Markle of the Christian Church of this city. The Buena Park choir, composed of Miss Terry, Miss Weber and Mr. McKenny, sang "They'll Never March Again." Lincoln's Gettysburg address was rendered by Joe McKenny. Miss Terry favored the audience with a patriotic solo. Rev. Rundell of Buena Park recited the "Blue and the Gray." The Buena Park choir sang again very acceptably. Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana was introduced and responded with an able address occupying an hour in its delivery. Bishop was never in better form, and his oration, which was delivered without notes, takes rank with the best ever delivered here, and Anaheim has h eard many cloquent Memorial day addresses in the past. The exercises closed by singing the FATHER DUBBEL ON SULLIVEN Denounces Him as a Fraud. Untruthful Person and Vagabond Who Sought Aid From the Catholic Church. EDITOR GAZETTE—Dear Sir: Per me a little space in your paper, for few remarks which in my opinion may be of benefit to some of our fellow citizens. A few days ago in the Christian Church of this city, a certain Mr. Sullivan also sailing under the alias "Brother Rupret" lectured on the topic "The Catholic Church." This man claims to have been a missionary in the church, but now a graduate, disguised with its abuses, he has become a wartering apostle, and goes about enlightening the American people on the evils of that church. Well, Sir, the man too small a fry either for me to lose time on him, or for you to waste priors ink; still it may be interesting if our people learn how they, despite their intelligence, like to be humbugged. In the first place the man is a fraud. He is untruthful, for now was he an ordained minister. As vagabond he sought aid from the Holy Cross Fathers at South Bend, Indiana Charity being shown to him, he sought admission in the order, and actually was received. Admitted to the novice, where he remained for eight nine months. An unfit subject, he was dismissed. His bile conquering his little mind, he joined an anti-Catholic society and under their auspices delivers lectures, and incidentally seeks collection. Being too ignorant to attack the doctrines of the church, he entertains his audience with filthy stories, as some of his hearers have learned. Any one desiring more information about him may write to the Superior of the institution given above. Enough about this fellow. Is it not sad, Mr. Editor, that Anaheim again should be behind the times? The fellow was exposed in the city papers of Pomona a couple of months ago, and had to leave town. Were it for him only I would not worry you or rush into print, but what can we say about the management of a church that permits a man of such an unsavory reputation? Beach before July 1st. Deeds for right of way for the road have been placed on record this week through the holdings of the Newport Beach company, extending from Bolsa Chica to Newport Beach. The advent of the electric railway adds further to the boom in beach property along Orange County Coast. Between Long Beach and Newport several townsites have been laid, notably at Alamitos Beach, Bay City, Huntington Beach and other points, and it is now announced that Hellman has in view a large townsite enterprise at the Landing. He recently succeeded in quieting title to an extensive belt of sea front property at that point, and it is said the property will be sub-divided and sold off in building lots. This boom in building lots is extending well into San Diego county, and it is the opinion of those well informed that the entire seaport from Long Beach to San Diego will be bought up and turned into townsites. Several syndicates of Los Angeles and Long Beach capitalists have been formed and transfers already aggregate well up to the million mark. It is the intention of these moneyed men to have country residences overlooking the sea, and already many such have been erected at various points along the coast. The advent of a double track electric railway, bringing Orange county coast points to within thirty minutes of Los Angeles has caused a flurry in values, and lots in some of these near townsites are held at higher prices than lots of a similar size in the residence section of Los Angeles. When the electric graders reach Newport Beach, it is said they will be transferred to the Southern Pacific's proposed route between Smeltzer and Benedict, surveys for which have already been made and right of way secured. Trains all run on the line through this city to Los Angeles. With the construction of this line mails for Garden Grove, Westminster and the Peatlands will be carried over the new road. Instead of going by the roundabout course to Santa Ana and thence transferring to these points, the more direct railway line will be chosen. Four hundred cholos are at work upon the grade, and have been in camp at the Landing for ten days past. Yesterday the grade had extended well along toward the Bolsa Chica. Gravel is being hauled for the roadbed across the marsh land beyond the channel at the Landing. FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI Next Sunday in the Catholic Church of this city will be observed the feast of Corpus Christi, or in other words the feast of the Blessed Sacrament. It calls to the mind of the Christian the institution of the Lord's Supper, which took place on the eve of the Saviour's death, but as during that week the church is occupied with the consideration of the Master's suffering, a special day apart from Maundy Thursday of Holy Week is set aside in Catholic churches to honor the Sacrament of Christ's real presence in his church. This year the feast will be observed with especial solemnity. After the Miss Terry favored the audience with a patriotic solo. Rev. Rundell of Buena Park recited the "Blue and the Gray." The Buena Park choir sang again very acceptably. Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana was introduced and responded with an able address occupying an hour in its delivery. Bishop was never in better form, and his oration, which was delivered without notes, takes rank with the best ever delivered here, and Anaheim has h eard many eloquent Memorial day addresses in the past. The exercises closed by singing the national anthem, led by the Buena Park choir, the audience participating. Rev.Rundell offered the benediction, and the audience dispersed. DRAINAGE DISTRICT. The voters of the proposed Talbert drainage district at Talbert were given an opportunity Saturday to approve or disapprove of the proposition by ballot. The vote recorded shows there was but little opposition to the plan, the vote for being 65, and against 5. S. Talbert, J. B. Bushard and Louis Hell were elected a board of directors. Whether the money to carry on the work will be raised by special tax or by bonding the district has not yet been decided on. The latter is most favored. The board will organize at once and the work of laying out the ditches will not be delayed long. Resolutions of Condolence. Hall of Anaheim Lodge, No. 199, I. O. O. F., Anaheim, Cal., May 31st, 1904. Your committee appointed to draft resolutions in memoriam beg leave to submit the following: Whereas, By the dispensation of an all-wise Providence, death has removed from our midst a worthy brother who has been a faithful and zealous member of our lodge for the past thirty years, and who was an honorable and upright man. Resolved That in the death of our most worthy brother, W. T. Azbill, this lodge has lost a valuable member and the community an esteemed and worthy citizen. Resolved That we extend our heartfelt sympathies to the friends and relatives of the deceased and that as a token of respect to the memory of our departed brother the charter be draped in mourning. Resolved That these resolutions be entered on the record and that a copy be forwarded to the Anaheim Gazette for publication. E. W. CHAMPLIN, F. C. SPENCER, OLIVER HILL, Committee. School Election. The trustees of Anaheim school district have called an election to be held at the Central schoolhouse on Saturday, June 4th, to choose a successor to Mr. Enearl, whose term expires. Mr. Enearl has been persuaded by hisMiss Terry favored the audience with a patriotic solo. Rev. Rundell of Buena Park recited the "Blue and the Gray." The Buena Park choir sang again very acceptably. Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana was introduced and responded with an able address occupying an hour in its delivery. Bishop was never in better form, and his oration, which was delivered without notes, takes rank with the best ever delivered here, and Anaheim has h eard many eloquent Memorial day addresses in the past. The exercises closed by singing the national anthem, led by the Buena Park choir, the audience participating. Rev.Rundell offered the benediction, and the audience dispersed. DRAINAGE DISTRICT. The voters of the proposed Talbert drainage district at Talbert were given an opportunity Saturday to approve or disapprove of the proposition by ballot. The vote recorded shows there was but little opposition to the plan, the vote for being 65, and against 5. S. Talbert, J. B. Bushard and Louis Hell were elected a board of directors. Whether the money to carry on the work will be raised by special tax or by bonding the district has not yet been decided on. The latter is most favored. The board will organize at once and the work of laying out the ditches will not be delayed long. Resolutions of Condolence. Hall of Anaheim Lodge, No. 199, I. O. O. F., Anaheim, Cal., May 31st, 1904. Your committee appointed to draft resolutions in memoriam beg leave to submit the following: Whereas, By the dispensation of an all-wise Providence, death has removed from our midst a worthy brother who has been a faithful and zealous member of our lodge for the past thirty years, and who was an honorable and upright man. Resolved That in the death of our most worthy brother, W. T. Azbill, this lodge has lost a valuable member and the community an esteemed and worthy citizen. Resolved That we extend our heartfelt sympathies to the friends and relatives of the deceased and that as a token of respect to the memory of our departed brother the charter be draped in mourning. Resolved That these resolutions be entered on the record and that a copy be forwarded to the Anaheim Gazette for publication. E. W. CHAMPLIN, F. C. SPENCER, OLIVER HILL, Committee. ANOTHER INJUNCTION Officers of the Santa Ana Valley Irigation Company and the Anaheim Union Water Company have secured evidence that O.B.Fuller and other ranchers in Riverside county are again using water of the Santa Ana river for irrigating outside the natural watershed, in violation of the restraining order issued by Judge Bledsoe. The joint litigation committee of the two companies has issued instructions to their attorneys to commence proceedings against Fuller for contempt of court. This is Fuller's second alleged violation. New Train Service. The Southern Pacific will tomorrow add another passenger train north Next Sunday in the Catholic Church of this city will be observed the feast of Corpus Christi, or in other words the feast of the Blessed Sacrament. It calls to the mind of the Christian the institution of the Lord's Supper, which took place on the eve of the Saviour's death, but as during that week the church is occupied with the consideration of the Master's suffering, a special day apart from Maundy Thursday of Holy Week is set aside in Catholic Churches to honor the Sacrament of Christ's real presence in his church. This year the feast will be observed with especial solemnity. After the last Mass at 10 A. M., a procession will take place. Two altars will be erected in front of the old church building and another in the yard of the convent grounds, the Holy Sacrament being carried to these altars the benediction will be given. What will add to the interest of this day is that on this day it is expected that the brother of Father Dubbel of the local parish who is awaiting his ordination in Los Angeles as a priest of the Catholic Church is to celebrate his First Mass. This, however, will depend upon the return of Bishop Conat who is at present in the East. The ordination will take place in Los Angeles in the cathedral. A cordial invitation is extended not only to the members of the church but also to others to participate in these solemnities. BANK AT HUNTINGTON BEACH The Bank of Huntington Beach, formed to carry on the banking business of the new seaside resort of Huntington Beach, filed articles of incorporation this week. The capital stock is $25,000, of which $14,000 is subscribed in shares of $1000 each by the following, all residents of Long Beach: S. Townsend, A. M. Goodhue, W. L. Porterfield, C. J. Walker, D. M. Cate, J. F. Heartwell, L. E. Grigsby, F. E. Robinson, W. L. Campbell, W. W. Lowe, C. L. Heartwell, H. B. Ziegler, F. A. Barker, J. B. Heartwell. The first nine of the above are directors for the first year. Attention Ladies! Don't forget to look at the bargains which are offered at our great reduction sale, and remember it is for the month of June only. Misses Reinhaus, 115 W 4th str. S.A. Resolved, That these resolutions be entered on the record and that a copy be forwarded to the Anaheim Gazette for publication. E. W. CHAMPLIN, F. C. SPENCER, OLIVER HILL, Committee. School Election. The trustees of Anaheim school district have called an election to be held at the Central schoolhouse on Saturday, June 4th, to choose a successor to Mr. Enearl, whose term expires. Mr. Enearl has been persuaded by his many friends to stand for re-election, and has no opponent in sight thus far. He makes a good school trustee and his supporters are of opinion he has earned a second term. Medicine "Ads" May Have to Go In connection with the postoffice department's purpose to eliminate objectionable patent medicine and other advertisements from the newspapers, as announced some weeks ago, is that all these cases would be taken up individually on their merits. Each case will be considered carefully by the officers of the department, and when the cases are found to involve violations of the law governing such matters the American Newspaper Publishers' Association will be notified. That body according to the present plan, is to notify all of its papers which are members of the organization that the advertisement is contrary to law. The papers that are not represented in the 'Publishers' Association will be notified directly by the department and wherever papers so notified refuse to eliminate the objectionable matter the postoffice will exclude them from the malls. The question of the contracts which concerns may have with the publishers has been considered and it is asserted that if these are in violation of the law they could not operate in any way that would obstruct the carrying out of the post office department plans. Bathing suits for men and boys, 50c to $3.50. Asher & Falkenstein. Rooms to Rent. Four furnished rooms to rent. Apply to Mrs. Schaumann, Claudina street je2-tf Branchers in Riverside county are again using water of the Santa Ana river for irrigating outside the natural watershed, in violation of the restraining order issued by Judge Bledsoe. The joint litigation committee of two companies has issued instructions to their attorneys to commence proceedings against Fuller for contempt of court. This is Fuller's second alleged violation. New Train Service. The Southern Pacific will tomorrow add another passenger train north bound between Orange county points and Los Angeles. This train will be known as the Newport flyer, and passes here south bound at 10:10 a.m., following the regular passenger at 9:49. The afternoon train north bound passes at 4:06, beginning tomorrow, instead of 3:52 as at present. The morning train north bound passes at 10:52. The complete new schedule will be found in its usual place on the first page. A Great Chance For the Ladies! Having decided to take our usual summer vacation during the month of July, we now put on sale without reserve: Our exquisite assortment of new and stylish Ladies ready to wear dress and street hats. Our grand line of misses and children's hats. The most elegant assortment of imported pattern hats—and in fact everything pertaining to the millinery business. All of these choice new goods we will sell during the month of June at and below manufacturer's prices. Graduates are especially invited to look at surprises we have in store for them. Misses Reinhaus. 115 W 4th Str. Santa Ana. Course Of Study. The Chamber of Commerce has arranged with the School Teachers of the Public School of this City to meet County Superintendent of Schools J.B Nichols, at the Public School Building on Friday (tomorrow) at 4 p.m.To discuss the present course of study, which is claimed by nearly every parent as being too advanced for the children attending the School,and wholly beyond the mental scope of the majority of the pupils.All parents are requested to be present at the meeting. Bathing suits for men and boys, 50c to $3.50. Asher & Falkenstein. DER DUBBEL ON SULLIVAN Services Him as a Fraud. Untruthful Jason and Vagabond Who Sought And From the Catholic Church. OR GAZETTE—Dear Sir: Permit little space in your paper, for a marks which in my opinion may benefit to some of our fellow citi- A few days ago in the Christian of this city, a certain Mr. Sullo also sailing under the alias of Her Rupret" lectured on the topic Catholic Church." This man have been a missionary in the but now a graduate, disgusted abuses, he has become a wand-bostle, and goes about enlighten- American people on the evils church. Well, Sir, the man is all a fry either for me to lose him, or for you to waste print-still it may be interesting for able to learn how they, despite intelligence, like to be hum- In the first place the man is He is untruthful, for never an ordained minister. As a aid he sought aid from the Holyathers at South Bend, Indiana. being shown to him, he sought in the order, and actually lived. Admitted to the novi-ere he remained for eight or ninths. An unit subject, he was. His bile conquering his head, he joined an anti-Catholie and under their auspices deliv-ures, and incidentally seeks a. Being too ignorant to attendrines of the church, he is his audience with filthy is some of his hearers have Any one desiring more inform- about him may write to the of the institution given above. about this fellow. Is it not Editor, that Anaheim again behind the times? The fellow died in the city papers of Poople of months ago, and he gave town. Were it for him did not worry you or rush into what can we say about the cent of a church that permits such an unsavory reputation. LOCAL JOTTINGS OF INTEREST Hon. A. E. Nutt, former State Senator from San Diego county, Cal., and Miss Carolynn E. Fosdyke, of Bradford, Pa., were married at Tucson, A. T., May 25th. Rev. H. K. Booth officiating. Mr. Nutt and bride have gone to Denver, Col., to take up their residence. Friends in this vicinity extend felicitations. The Chamber of Commerce will open its new headquarters in the Ruhman building within a few days. The room is large with attractive show windows. and is also centrally located. A display of preserved fruits, as well as seasonable green fruits, will be kept on exhibit at the new headquarters, and will be open during the day, but not in the evening. The exhibit will be in charge of Rev. Kohlenberger. Ben Dreyfus was a visitor in our town this week from San Francisco. Ben is interested in large property holdings in Orange county, and is a member of one of the wealthiest and most highly respected families of San Francisco. He is one of the shrewdest young business men of the Northern metropolis, the house of Buckingham & Hecht, with which he is connected, employing several hundred workmen. His mother has recently added vastly to the beauty of her building here, which is occupied by Stern Bros store, by putting in a new plate-glass front, and it is said Mrs. Weglein, who owns the adjoining building, will shortly improve her building by the addition of a similar front. Ira Litten of Loara paid Los Angeles a business visit this week. Ira was recently in a railroad wreck at Lancaster, whither he had gone to ship a carload of horses to this point. At 3 o'clock in the morning, when on his homeward trip, the train was derailed, and seven carloads of cattle smashed. Forty head of beeves were killed outright, and a hundred head stamped over the hills. The train carried a quantity of dynamite, which was strewn along the track, but which fortunately failed to explode. Ira's stock was not disturbed, and after a delay of twenty four hours he resumed his journey. He PERSONAL MENTION Judge Marquez was a visitor in town yesterday from Peralta. J. L. Bowen came in from Centralia on Saturday to transact business. Wm. Crowther was a business visitor to Los Angeles the first of the week. Robt. Thiele was a business visitor in town on Sunday from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Toovey of Denver are guests of Mrs. Fay. Mrs. J. Kuebler was a visitor in town from Long Beach on Monday. Miss Emma Newman of Los Angeles is the guest of Miss Pauline Kroeger. George Boyd and Peter Weisel made a business trip this week to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Rust were visitors in Los Angeles the forepart of the week. C. G. Beard of Santa Ana has filed suit for divorce from his wife, Lizzie Beard. Madame Modjeska and Count Bozenta were guests this week of Mrs. Langenberger. A. T. Pendleton was in town from Placentia on Saturday on a business trip. Frank Ey came over from Santa Ana on Monday to attend Memorial day services. Harry H. Thurber of Santa Ana has filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Marilla A. Thurber. Steve Rimpau is at Jerome, A. T., in the employ of Senator Clark's mining company. Mrs. Polhemus and son Dean visited in town this week from Los Angeles, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cayce. Mrs. Staeheli has our thanks for a donation of sweet peas, raised without irrigation. Pupils of the seventh grade enjoyed a candy pulling at the residence of Mrs. Zeus on Saturday evening. Archer Fay is home from Stanford, having graduated after an attendance of five years at the university. Next Sunday will be Children at the Christian Church; they will be given over to them. morning Elder Markle will sit them on "What I find on A.M." The evening service will be a case entitled, "The Conquering consisting of recitations, song drills. Collection will be for drenn's work in missions. All and will be made welcome. Bank Commissioner Knight town on Tuesday examining its affairs of the First National which he found to be in excellent dition. There was no criticism for, he said, and the bank's pay gilt-edged and as good as any saw. Whereat the chest of Viident Hartung swells with pride as he notes the substanceancement of the institution she suming control of its affairs. Dr Alfred Loerch, the eminent tician, finds his services in sundaid that he has decided to several weeks longer. Those bof eye glasses will do well to ha doctor fit them before his departn his home in Santa Barbara. He at the head of his profession, studied in this country and Ger-He has with him the latest and approved instruments for testing and is uniformly successful in glasses. Marriage licenses have been gat at the office of the county clerk ter Moore, aged 25, and Adele M aged 24, both of Monrovia; to O W. Lyon, aged 22, and Grace M zeyed, aged 17, both of El Toro; mund E. Beazley, aged 35, and M L. Hettebrink, aged 25, of Fuller. S.O.Wood, formerly of this was a loser to the extent of $300 fire which started in his office in Stimson block in Los Angeles which for a time threatened the building. Wood's loss consist maps, drawings, books and office niture. He was severely burned in the hands and face while extinguishing the flames. An alarm of fire was in and the department responded to discover the fire had been put before its arrival. Simon Levi and Tom Bert of Diego and his son-in-law Mr Jo Ira Litten of Loara paid Los Angeles a business visit this week. Ira was recently in a railroad wreck at Lancaster, whither he had gone to ship a carload of horses to this point. At 3 o'clock in the morning, when on his homeward trip, the train was derailed, and seven carloads of cattle smashed. Forty head of beeves were killed outright, and a hundred head stamped over the hills. The train carried a quantity of dynamite, which was strewn along the track, but which fortunately failed to explode. Ira's stock was not disturbed, and after a delay of twenty four hours he resumed his journey. He arrived home in safety and disposed of the horses to good advantage. Mrs Asher and daughter Miss Gertrude Asher left this week for San Francisco, where they will remain for some weeks for the benefit of Mrs Asher's health. Hellman Wins An action involving the title of valuable beach lands at Anaheim Landing was decided by Judge West in superior court this week in favor of H. W. Hellman of Los Angeles and against the Anaheim Landing Mining & Development company, the former being granted a writ of possession. Hellman was the original owner of the land, and three years ago gave leases above named company, a corporation composed of Anaheim and Fullerton men, to prospect the property for oil and other minerals, believing that productive oil wells could be located. After several fruitless attempts the company abandoned the proposition and Hellman recently filed suit to have an order issued terminating their interest in the property and giving him a clear title to it. An appeal will probably be taken. National Game. Olinda had little difficulty in enveloping with an elegant coat of whitewash the Woodmen of Los Angeles at Athletic park on Sunday afternoon. The foreigners could do nothing with Crandall's delivery, while the foothill tribesmen found Hitt early and often. Score, 10 to 0. Potatoes Stolen. Sometime during Saturday night thieves took advantage of the bright moonlight prevailing over the Terry farm on the east side and entered the potato patch and made away with $50 worth of the succulent vegetable. Mr. Terry states there are yet some potatoes left on the farm together with some of the best berries he ever raised, and if the thieves will kindly forward their address he will ship the whole shooting match to them, and no questions asked. Nothing small about Mr. Terry. McEachran's Minstrels. This is positively the greatest show on earth, so if you fail to attend the performance next Saturday evening at the Opera house you will miss the greatest treat ever. Comedians have been engaged at Ira Litten of Loara paid Los Angeles a business visit this week. Ira was recently in a railroad wreck at Lancaster, whither he had gone to ship a carload of horses to this point. At 3 o'clock in the morning, when on his homeward trip, the train was derailed, and seven carloads of cattle smashed. Forty head of beeves were killed outright, and a hundred head stamped over the hills. The train carried a quantity of dynamite, which was strewn along the track, but which fortunately failed to explode. Ira's stock was not disturbed, and after a delay of twenty four hours he resumed his journey. He arrived home in safety and disposed of the horses to good advantage. Mrs Asher and daughter Miss Gertrude Asher left this week for San Francisco, where they will remain for some weeks for the benefit of Mrs Asher's health. Hellman Wins An action involving the title of valuable beach lands at Anaheim Landing was decided by Judge West in superior court this week in favor of H. W. Hellman of Los Angeles and against the Anaheim Landing Mining & Development company, the former being granted a writ of possession. Hellman was the original owner of the land, and three years ago gave leases above named company, a corporation composed of Anaheim and Fullerton men, to prospect the property for oil and other minerals, believing that productive oil wells could be located. After several fruitless attempts the company abandoned the proposition and Hellman recently filed suit to have an order issued terminating their interest in the property and giving him a clear title to it. An appeal will probably be taken. National Game. Olinda had little difficulty in enveloping with an elegant coat of whitewash the Woodmen of Los Angeles at Athletic park on Sunday afternoon. The foreigners could do nothing with Crandall's delivery, while the foothill tribesmen found Hitt early and often. Score, 10 to 0. Potatoes Stolen. Sometime during Saturday night thieves took advantage of the bright moonlight prevailing over the Terry farm on the east side and entered the potato patch and made away with $50 worth of the succulent vegetable. Mr. Terry states there are yet some potatoes left on the farm together with some of the best berries he ever raised, and if the thieves will kindly forward their address he will ship the whole shooting match to them, and no questions asked. Nothing small about Mr. Terry. McEachran's Minstrels. This is positively the greatest show on earth, so if you fail to attend the performance next Saturday evening at the Opera house you will miss the greatest treat ever. Comedians have been engaged at Ira Litten of Loara paid Los Angeles a business visit this week. Ira was recently in a railroad wreck at Lancaster, whither he had gone to ship a carload of horses to this point. At 3 o'clock in the morning, when on his homeward trip, the train was derailed, and seven carloads of cattle smashed. Forty head of beeves were killed outright, and a hundred head stamped over the hills. The train carried a quantity of dynamite, which was strewn along the track, but which fortunately failed to explode. Ira's stock was not disturbed, and after a delay of twenty four hours he resumed his journey. He arrived home in safety and disposed of the horses to good advantage. Mrs Asher and daughter Miss Gertrude Asher left this week for San Francisco, where they will remain for some weeks for the benefit of Mrs Asher's health. Hellman Wins An action involving the title of valuable beach lands at Anaheim Landing was decided by Judge West in superior court this week in favor of H. W. Hellman of Los Angeles and against the Anaheim Landing Mining & Development company, the former being granted a writ of possession. Hellman was the original owner of the land, and three years ago gave leases above named company, a corporation composed of Anaheim and Fullerton men, to prospect the property for oil and other minerals, believing that productive oil wells could be located. After several fruitless attempts the company abandoned the proposition and Hellman recently filed suit to have an order issued terminating their interest in the property and giving him a clear title to it. An appeal will probably be taken. National Game. Olinda had little difficulty in enveloping with an elegant coat of whitewash the Woodmen of Los Angeles at Athletic park on Sunday afternoon. The foreigners could do nothing with Crandall's delivery, while the foothill tribesmen found Hitt early and often. Score, 10 to 0. Potatoes Stolen. Sometime during Saturday night thieves took advantage of the bright moonlight prevailing over the Terry farm on the east side and entered the potato patch and made away with $50 worth of the succulent vegetable. Mr. Terry states there are yet some potatoes left on the farm together with some of the best berries he ever raised, and if the thieves will kindly forward their address he will ship the whole shooting match to them, and no questions asked. Nothing small about Mr. Terry. McEachran's Minstrels. This is positively the greatest show on earth, so if you fail to attend the performance next Saturday evening at the Opera house you will miss the greatest treat ever. Comedians have been engaged at Ira Litten of Loara paid Los Angeles a business visit this week. Ira was recently in a railroad wreck at Lancaster, whither he had gone to ship a carload of horses to this point. At 3 o'clock in the morning, when on his homeward trip, the train was derailed, and seven carloads of cattle smashed. Forty head of beeves were killed outright, and a hundred head stamped over the hills. The train carried a quantity of dynamite, which was strewn along the track, but which fortunately failed to explode. Ira's stock was not disturbed, and after a delay of twenty four hours he resumed his journey. He arrived home in safety and disposed of the horses to good advantage. Mrs Asher and daughter Miss Gertrude Asher left this week for San Francisco, where they will remain for some weeks for the benefit of Mrs Asher's health. Hellman Wins An action involving the title of valuable beach lands at Anaheim Landing was decided by Judge West in superior court this week in favor of H. W. Hellman of Los Angeles and against the Anaheim Landing Mining & Development company, the former being granted a writ of possession. Hellman was the original owner of the land, and three years ago gave leases above named company, a corporation composed of Anaheim and Fullerton men, to prospect the property for oil and other minerals, believing that productive oil wells could be located. After several fruitless attempts the company abandoned the proposition and Hellman recently filed suit to have an order issued terminating their interest in the property and giving him a clear title to it. An appeal will probably be taken. National Game. Olinda had little difficulty in enveloping with an elegant coat of whitewash the Woodmen of Los Angeles at Athletic park on Sunday afternoon. The foreigners could do nothing with Crandall's delivery, while the foothill tribesmen found Hitt early and often. Score, 10 to 0. Potatoes Stolen. Sometime during Saturday night thieves took advantage of the bright moonlight prevailing over the Terry farm on the east side and entered the potato patch and made away with $50 worth of the succulent vegetable. Mr. Terry states there are yet some potatoes left on the farm together with some of the best berries he ever raised, and if the thieves will kindly forward their address he will ship the whole shooting match to them, and no questions asked. Nothing small about Mr. Terry. McEachran's Minstrels. This is positively the greatest show on earth, so if you fail to attend the performance next Saturday evening at the Opera house you will miss the greatest treat ever. Comedians have been engaged at Ira Litten of Loara paid Los Angeles a business visit this week. Ira was recently in a railroad wreck at Lancaster, whither he had gone to ship a carload of horses to this point. At 3 o'clock in the morning, when on his homeward trip, the train was derailed, and seven carloads of cattle smashed. Forty head of beeves were killed outright, and a hundred head stamped over the hills. The train carried a quantity of dynamite, which was strewn along the track, but which fortunately failed to explode. Ira's stock was not disturbed, and after a delay of twenty four hours he resumed his journey. He arrived home in safety and disposed of the horses to good advantage. Mrs Asher and daughter Miss Gertrude Asher left this week for San Francisco, where they will remain for some weeks for the benefit of Mrs Asher's health. Hellman Wins An action involving the title of valuable beach lands at Anaheim Landing was decided by Judge West in Superior Court this week in favor of H. W. Hellman of Los Angeles and against the Anaheim Landing Mining & Development company, the former being granted a writ of possession. Hellman was the original owner of the land, and three years ago gave leases above named company, a corporation composed of Anaheim and Fullerton men, to prospect the property for oil and other minerals, believing that productive oil wells could be located. After several fruitless attempts the company abandoned the proposition and Hellman recently filed suit to have an order issued terminating their interest in the property and giving him a clear title to it. An appeal will probably be taken. National Game. Olinda had little difficulty in enveloping with an elegant coat of whitewashthe WoodmenofLosAngelesatAthleticparkonSundayafternoon.Theforeignerscoulddo nothingwithCrandall'sdeliverywhilethefoothilltribesmenfoundHittearlyandoften.Score10to0. Potatoes Stolen. Sometime during Saturday night thieves took advantage ofthe bright moonlight prevailingovertheTerry farmontheeastsideandenteredthepotatopatchandmadeawaywith$50worthofthesucculentvegetable.Mr.Terrystatesthereareyetsomepatioletsleftonthefarmtogetherwithsomeofthebestberriesheeverraised,andifthethieveswillkindlyforwardtheiraddresshewillshipthewholeshootingmatchtothem,andnoquestionsasked.NothingsmallaboutMr.Terry. McEachran's Minstrels. ThisispositivelythegreatestshowonearthsoilhainewishawchinetourismnextSaturdayeveningattheOperahouseyouwillmissthegreatesttreever. ComedianshavebeengeneratedatIraLittenofLoarapaidLosAngelesausinessvisitthisweek.IrawasrecentlyinanrailroadwreckatLancasterwhitherhehadgonetoshipacarloadofhorsestothispoint.At3o'clockinthemarchinanofficeinStimsonblockinLosAngleswhichfora timestartedintheautobuilding.Wood'slossmainturesmaps,drawings,booksandofficenature.Hewasseverelyburnedinthehandsandfacewhileextinguishtheflames.Analarmofhoreough-powerelectricmotor,pierbeing furnishedbytheEdisonElectricCompanyfromthemaintransitline.Transformershavemostalledontheranchwhichreducecurrentfrom10000voltsufficientdrivethemotor.Mrs.Browninglievershescanirigitateherentirepieratamuchcheaperrate thanchargedbythewatercompany.Hasalsoinstalled2horsepowertorumpowerfordomesticuse,hawdigelight.seatedunderhisownvinefigtree.Mrs.C.BrowninghasinstalledaplaceinOrangethorpeanelectropumpingplantwhichoperatedbighorse-powerelectricmotor,pierbeing 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The motion committee of the two was issued instructions toays to commence proceeding Fuller for contempt of his Fuller's second alleged Train Service. Eastern Pacific will tomorrow our passenger train north Green Orange county points Angeles. This train will be Newport flyer, and passes bound at 10:10 a.m., follow-car passenger at 9:49. The train north bound passes at being tomorrow, instead of present. The morning train passes at 10:52. The comedule will be found in its on the first page. Chance For the Ladies! Decided to take our usual action during the month of input on sale without re-rite assortment of new and ready to wear dress and outline of misses and child-elegant assortment of im-men hats—and in fact,everything to the millinery bus-choice new goods we will the month of June at and collecter's prices. Are especially invited to misses we have in store for Misses Reinhaus. 115 W 4th Str. Santa Ana. Course Of Study. Miner of Commerce has arrived the School Teachers of the school of this City to meet intendent of Schools J.B. the Public School Building (morrow) at 4 p.m. To present course of study, denied by nearly every par-ing too advanced for the sending the School, and had the mental scope of the nine pupils. All parents are present at the meeting. Bathing suits for men and boys, 50c to $3.50. Asher & Falkenstein. A fine line of whiskies just received at Commercial Hotel Bar—Wilson, Mt. Vernon, Hunter, Marland Scotch, Kentucky Taylor, old Oscar Pepper, Jackson Club, Rock and Rye and other brands. Dining room services first class. Give us a call. SAGER & HATFIELD, Props. The Misses Burdorf, Barrett, Case, Henry Boechman and Harold Carpenter have returned from the State University at Berkeley to spend the summer vacation at their homes. W. H. Hildebrandt of this city has filed suit for foreclosure against Mary A. Smith et al, the action being to collect on a $1500 note secured by mortgage on a ranch adjoining town. W. A. Frantz and family were in town this week from Los Angeles. Frantz has forsaken the real estate business and will open a barber-shop at Redlands. Keep your eye on him, Scip! W. R. Hale, a jeweler of Greenville, S.C., who has been a guest of Thomas Strain, departed this week for his home, returning via the World's Fair. Mr. Strain will accompany him to St. Louis and after spending a week at the fair will go to Ireland on an extended visit. Mrs. Marie Grogan writes from Wisconsin renewing her subscription to this journal and extending best wishes to friends. Mrs. Grogan has many friends in this section who are always glad to hear from her and who indulge the hope that her paths may ever be in pleasant places. Mrs. Christina Newsom of Garden Grove died on Monday of cancer of the stomach, of which she had suffered for some months past. Mrs. Newsom was an old time resident of Garden Grove and her death is universally regretted. The remains were interred yesterday in the Alamitos cemetery. Miss Mabel Adams and Edward J. Ormsby, well known young people of Fullerton, were married in Santa Ana by Justice of the Peace Smithwick in presence of the mother of the bride, Mrs. Roy Adams. They departed for San Diego for a two weeks' honeymoon trip and upon their return will reside at the Santa Fe oil wells. Pat Hayes, the hobo found in a semi-conscious condition near the railway signal tower south of town Wednesday last, recovered at the hospital sufficiently on Saturday to be liberated. He appeared to be suffering with lock-jaw, and for a time it was thought he would expire. However he rallied under treatment, and on Saturday was given a ticket to Santa Ana and left for that city. Mrs. John Ostrander of Trabu-canyon was trampled under the feet; a team of fractious horses on Tuesday and by a seeming miracle escaped death. Mrs. Ostrander caught the horses and had mounted one, expecting to ride it barefoot from the pasture; the barn, when it became frightened and threw her to the ground. The horse planted one of its forefeet up her shoulder as she lay prostrate breaking the collar bone. The animal also gave her a severe kick on the ankle. The shock rendered her conscious and she lay in the sun for hours and a half before her husband returning home from his day's work discovered her. Late at night she woke driven the twenty miles to Santa Ana where her injuries were cared for for the home of her father, G.F.Haven. Ladies please note that we will close our store during the month of July for the purpose of taking our usual summer vacation. Take advantage of our great reduction sale now in progress. Misses Reinhaus, 115 W 4th Str. Santa Ana. Only the Palace Tent Studio can supply you with those elegant Panels at Cabinets, so much in demand. Only short time longer. Bathing suits for men and boys, 50c to $3.50. Asher & Falkenstein. Next Sunday will be Children's Day at the Christian Church, the services will be given over to them. In the morning Elder Markle will speak to them on "What I find on a Nickel." The evening service will be an exercise entitled, "The Conquering Christ," consisting of recitations, songs and hills. Collection will be for children’s work in missions. All invited and will be made welcome. Bank Commissioner Knight was in town on Tuesday examining into the affairs of the First National bank, which he found to be in excellent condition. There was no criticism to offer, he said, and the bank’s paper was not edged and as good as any he ever saw. Whereat the chest of Vice-president Hartung swells with conscious dee as he notes the substantial advancement of the institution since assuming control of its affairs. Mr. Alfred Loerch, the eminent opanist, finds his services in such demand that he has decided to remain several weeks longer. Those in need eye glasses will do well to have the doctor fit them before his departure for home in Santa Barbara. He stands the head of his profession, having died in this country and Germany. He with him the latest and most proved instruments for testing eyes is uniformly successful in fitting cases. Marriage licenses have been granted the office of the county clerk to Wallopore, aged 25, and Adele Mason, aged 24, both of Monrovia; to George Lyon, aged 22, and Grace L. Swe, aged 17, both of El Toro; to Edd E. Beazley, aged 35, and Minnieettebrink, aged 25, of Fullerton. O. Wood, formerly of this city, a loser to the extent of $3000 by a which started in his office in the season block in Los Angeles, and for a time threatened the whole thing. Wood’s loss consists of drawings, books and office furniture. He was severely burned about hands and face while extinguishing fires. An alarm of fire was rung and the department responded only to cover the fire had been put out by its arrival. Mon Levi and Tom Bert of San Francisco FOR GRADUATING DRESSES We are Headquarters for materials for Graduating dresses in white and cream in wool, silk and cotton. Persian Lawns, Silk Gauze, India Linens, Organdies, Dimities, Lace Stripes, Crepe de Chines, Brillantines, Henrietta, Albatross etc. etc. We also carry a complete line of Laces, Trimmings and Linings to match these goods. We are pleased to show you these goods, as we are sure you will find something suitable. Asher & Falkenstein Anaheim, Cal. Wallop Bros. Cash Grocers Carry in stock a complete line of FRESH GROCERIES at prices to meet all competition Fresh Fruits and Berries in Season Our delivery wagon makes regular trips twice a week through Placentia, West Anaheim and Katella districts. Highest prices paid for Produce Poultry, and Eggs Fresh Fruits and Berries in Season Our delivery wagon makes regular trips twice a week through Placentia, West Anaheim and Katella districts. Highest prices paid for Produce Poultry, and Eggs All Orders Delivered Promptly STOVES Oil Heaters, Coal and Wood Heaters, Stoves and Ranges AT DICKEL'S Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Stationery, etc. Big Reductions in Milk Ross Bros. of the Model Diary announce the following reduced prices for MILK and CREAM beginning April 15. 2 Quarts Daily.....$3.25 per month 1½ Quarts Daily.....$2.50 “ “ 1 Quart Daily.....$1.75 “ “ 1 Pint Daily.....90 “ “ Cream.....1.15 per Pint Telephone 77 ROSS BROS Corner of Santa Ana and East Streets CENTER MARKET Carries a choice line of Fresh and Salt Meats Telephone Main 123 Center Street, ANAHEIM G. F. MARTIN, Proprietor Remember My store for the finest and best CANDY. The largest assortment of Fancy Stationery, together with Books, Novels, etc. I can save you time, trouble and expense if you will give me your subscriptions to any newspaper or magazine. Jos. Helmsen