anaheim-gazette 1904-09-08

GAUGE REMOVED AT DIVISION GATE Water Measuring Committee Makes Report of Investigations Up the River. Regular meeting of Board of Directors of A. U. W. Co. Sept. 3, 1904, with following members present: Director Crowther, Bradford, Sherwood, McDermont, and Zeyn. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. Director Zeyn reported that H. Gunderson wants a gate put in to divide the water between him and his neighbor A. Staehnke, so that both can irrigate at once. Referred to Zeyn with power. The following report of the measurement committee was received and filed and Supt. Porter was instructed to make the measuring gates as therein recommended. The report of the finance committee was received and filed and warrants were ordered drawn in payment of the various demand as therein recommended. The report of the secretary was received and filed. The report of the treasurer was received and filed; it showed a balance in our favor of $4553.47. The following report of the committee of management of the Durkee ranch was received and filed. The superintendent's report was received and filed. A communication from E. Gage et al petitioned that a portion of the north branch ditch be cemented, they to do a part of the hauling. The matter was referred to the superintendent to find out how much they would contribute. On motion the president and secretary were authorized to rent the Yorba reservoir site for the sum of $150. A petition from B. Shearer asking that a syphon crossing be put in at the entrance to his place. He agreeing to pay the sum 50 cents per foot toward the work. On motion the petition was denied unless he will pay the whole expense. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted by the board. On motion the chairman appointed plan adopted by the Board, nor is it well or accurately built. The breast gate or weir is constructed of wood. There is no controlling gate to the turn-out, and the overflow is about one inch too high, and is not level. A rough measurement was obtained at the Sand Gate, where the estimated flow was about 475 miners inches. At the Yorba Bridge we found the marks on the gauge had been nearly erased by the water so that the gauge was useless. The average depth of water was measured and found to be 2 feet. By Kellogg's Tables the flow at this point was found to be 1120 miners inches. At the Division Gate we found that the gauge had been removed by some person unknown. A measurement showed that the depth of water over the Division was about 9½ inches, which by Kellogg's tables would give a flow over one half of the weir of about 1250 miners inches. At the Reservoir the weir by she Zanjero's report showed a flow of about 465 miners inches. By a misunderstanding with the Zanjero no measurement was obtained at East Street. Respectfully, G. W. SHERWOOD, JOHN P. ZEYN, Measuring Committee. Superintendent's report, August '04. To the Honorable Board of Directors of the A. U. W. Co. Gentlemen—Following is my report for the month of August: Regular employees..... $ 480 00 CLEANING. To clean between reservoir and flume 7.... 117 05 To clean between flume 7 and Horse Shoe bend.... 23 37 To clean between Horse Shoe bend and head of ditch and division gate.... 94 00 Cleaning Fullerton and Placentia..... 67 69 Cleaning Anaheim..... 47 25 Cleaning at reservoir..... 12 00 Total cleaning..... $ 371 36 REPAIRS. To labor and team work repairing ditch between Hetebrink fence and county road, on C. Anderson south line..... 69 37 Used 10 bbls. cem. at $2.95... 29 50 To labor and team work to raise and repair P. Hansen ditch..... 17 50 Used two bbls cem. a $2.95... 5 80 To labor and team work for repairs on north branch ditch, Fullerton..... 6 50 OBITUARY MRS. BRUNWORTH The mortal remains of the late Mrs. Brunworth were tenderly laid to rest in the cemetery on Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at the German Lutheran church, Rev. Lusky officiating. The remains were followed to their last resting place by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. Mrs. Brunworth departed this life at San Juan hot springs on Wednesday morning, August 31st, at 8 o'clock. She was attacked by heart failure, of which she had suffered for years. Her two little children were with her, Mr. Brunworth having come to this city on the preceding Monday. He was preparing to return on Wednesday morning, when telegraphic advices were forwarded. These he failed to receive, and it was not until he reached San Juan that he was made aware by those who had come down from the springs that his wife had been sorely stricken by the alliment of which she had been a sufferer. Mr. Brunworth hurried on, only to learn, a mile on his journey, that the spirit of the loved one had fown. When he reached her side, mortal efforts were unavailing, and with his two little children about him he bowed his head in the polignant grief that had overtaken him and his little ones. The remains were the following day brought to this city, the funeral occurring on Saturday. Many beautiful floral offerings were tendered by friends of the deceased. The ceremony was solemn and impressive, many being in tears. Deceased was a native of Germany and was in her thirty-eighth year. She leaves a husband and two little children to mourn her loss. They have the sincere condolence of the entire community in their great bereavement. Republican Club The Anaheim Republican club, which has attained a membership approaching 100, was formed at the city hall on Thursday evening. The meeting was called to order by Central Committeeman Frank Shanley. C. A. Blissell was elected temporary chairman and W. A. Newberry temporary secretary. On motion the temporary organization was made permanent, and later Charles Lawrence was chosen vice-chairman and Arch Hollingworth treasurer. On motion the chairman appointed part of the hauling. The matter was referred to the superintendent to find out how much they would contribute. On motion the president and secretary were authorized to rent the Yorba reservoir site for the sum of $150. A petition from B. Shearer asking that a syphon crossing be put in at the entrance to his place. He agreeing to pay the sum 50 cents per foot toward the work. On motion the petition was denied unless he will pay the whole expense. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted by the board. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. KRICK, Secy. Second quarterly report of the committee of management of the Durkee and Balestero ranches to the board of directors of the A. U. W. Co., and the S. A. V. I. Co., June 28, 1904. Gentlemen: RECEIPTS. In Bank of Coron... $ 23 80 In Bank of Anaheim... $ 114 39 Faxture... $ 345 78 Rent... $ 195 00 A. U. W. Co... $ 250 00 S. A. V. I. Co... $ 250 00 $ 1178 87 DISBURSEMENTS. Sundries... $ 6 50 Fencing... $ 18 50 Wages... $ 120 00 Fence posts... $ 289 03 Haying... $ 125 00 Blacksmithing... $ 11 75 Hardware... $ 23 23 Irrigating... $ 30 75 Cleaning ditch... $ 10 50 Baling hay... $ 80 00 M. Nisson, expenses $6.78, services $12... Cash in Bank of Corona... $ 27 38 Cash in Bank of Anaheim... $ 417 40 $ 1178 87 Respectfully submitted, (Signed) M. NISSON, WM. CROWTHER, Committee of Management. Report of finance committee, Sept. 3rd, 1904. Aug. 1, cash in hands treasurer... $ 9680 29 Cash in hands secretary... $ 114 41 Water sales, Anaheim... $ 300 80 Water sales, Fullerton... $ 974 10 Rent of ditches... $ 7 00 Domestic water... $ 2 00 $11078 60 By 67 warrants paid and returned... $6286 37 Available cash Sept. 1, 1904, $4792 23 EXPENDITURES. J. P. Zeyn, salary and committee work... $6 00 G. W. Sherwood, salary and committee work... $5 25 Wm. Crowther, salary and committee work... $2 00 Wm. Crowther, Jt. account... $2 00 A. S. Bradford, account ... $2 00 "salary and committee work... $4 00 A. McDermont, salary and committee work... $3 00 A. McDermont, Jt. account ... $1 00 S. Kraemer, Jt. account ... $1 00 P. H. Krick, salary, freight ... $156 76 W. C. Warner, livery ... $2 00 H. A. Dickel, supplies ... $2 77 Jones Book Store ... $1 70 J. Backs, rent ... $5 50 Fullerton News ... $1 00 Sun T. and T. Co., Anaheim ... $3 80 Cleaning Anaheim... $47 25 Cleaning at reservoir... $12 00 Total cleaning ... $371 36 REPAIRS. To labor and team work repairing ditch between Hetebrink fence and county road, on C. Anderson south line... $69 37 Used 10 bbls. cem. at $2.95... $29 50 To labor and team work raise and repair P. Hansen ditch... $17 50 Used two bbls cem. a $2.95... $5 80 To labor and team work for repairs on north branch ditch, Fullerton... $6 50 To raise and repair ditch on Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton, opposite Mrs. Regan's place... $20 25 Used 4 bbls cem. at $2.95... $11 80 To repair ditch near Hale's place, Placentia... $9 50 To remove gate at Baum property, Anaheim, labor on same... $3 00 Used 4 ft. pipe at 256 per ft.. $1 00 One-half of above to be paid by Baum... $2 00 To labor and team work to repair Klokke ditch... $29 50 Used 4 bbls. cem. at $2.95... $11 80 To repair ditch near Chapman place, Placentia... $3 00 Used half bbl. cem. at $2.95... $147 CONSTRUCTION. To teaming gravel on bank of main canal between flume 4 and tunnels... $88 37 To labor and team work on Miles ditch to date... $148 50 Gentlemen:—I report our main canal in good condition, with the exception of the piece of cement ditch between zanjero house and head gate of Cajon canal, which contains some sand, which cannot be cleaned out at present time without large expense to the company, and I would recommend to your honorable body, that we put in new sluice gates at points near the river on above ditch as soon as we can spare the water from the canal. Respectfully submitted, (Signed) A. L. PORTER, Superintendent A. U. W. Co. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. A meeting of all the committees of the Anaheim Republican Club will be held at Melrose's office tomorrow (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. A meeting of the club will be held on Monday evening next at 8 o'clock.Place of meeting to be announced later. President Bissell of the club asks that as large an attendance as possible be present at each of these meetings.The club has a membership exceeding fifty,and hopes to have 100 before another week. Hon. S.C.Smith,candidate for Congress,will deliver four stump speeches in Orange county,at Sanya Ana,Orange,Fullerton and this city.Dates will be announced later.People who have not heard him speak should make it a point to turn out and hear him.Many Democrats in this section,who want protection for walnuts and citrus fruit have announced their purpose of voting for Smith,as well as the head of the ticket. THIRD ANNIVERSARY Republican Club The Anaheim Republican club,which has attained a membership approaching 100,was formed at the city hall on Thursday evening.The meeting was called to order by Central Committee-man Frank Shanley.C.A.Bissell was elected temporary chairman and W.A.Newberry temporary secretary.On motion the temporary organization was made permanent,and later Charles Lawrence was chosen vice-chairman and Arch Hollingworth treasurer. On motion the chairman appointed the following committees: On By-Laws—J.S.Howard,W.S.Tipton and Richard Melrose. On Finance—Chas.Lawrence,O.T.Cailor and Henry Kuchel. On Membership—W.S.Tipton,L.E.Miller and Ed.Litten. Messrs.L.E.Miller and Bird Beebe were appointed a committee to secure a permanent meeting place for the club.它 was decided to meet on the second and fourth Mondays of September,and once a week during October. At the close of the meeting those present signed the membership roll thus constituting themselves members of the club.The matter of dues was left over until the next meeting. On the Warpath Chris Gelderman went on the war-path on Sunday evening,with the result that a Santa Ana tailor of the name of McCollum received a severe trouncing which he will probably not soon forget.C Chris was engaged in operating his ice machine,about 8 o'clock,and asked his wife to go to the post-office for the mail.On her way home she was overtaken by McCollum,who applied insulting remarks to her. Mrs.Gelderman hurried back to the market and informed her husband of what had happened.At this moment McCollum appeared,being under the influence of liquor,and when spoken to by Gelderman concerning the insult offered his wife,McCollum made matters worse by applying torrents of vile language to Gelderman.The latter was engaged in punishing him savagely when Marshal Steadman appeared and put an end to the fracas.McCollum was locked up on a charge of drunk,但 was later liberated,his associates putting up$10 cash ball. McCollum appears to be one of the outside gentry who come to Anaheim on Sundays,get full and make a practice of conducting themselves indecently,但 he will probably give this town a wide berth in future. Bull's Head Feast This evening at Columbia Grove officers and members of Company E will be the guests of Messrs.Hessel,Bauer and Fleuhrer,and F.W.Fleischman,who has tendered them a bull's head feast,在 honor of their excellent showing at Camp Atascadero.The company will have a short drill,and will repair to the grove for the purpose of making a determined assault upon the G. W. Sherwood, salary and committee work 525 Wm. Crowther, salary and committee work 200 Wm. Crowther, Jt. account 200 A. S. Bradford, account 200 " salary and committee work 400 A. McDermont, salary and committee work 300 A. McDermont, Jt. account 100 S. Kraemer, Jt. account 100 P. H. Krick, salary, freight 15676 W. C. Warner, livery 200 H. A. Dickel, supplies 277 Jones Book Store 170 J. Backs, rent 550 Fullerton News 100 Sun. T. and T. Co., Anaheim 380 Cal. Port Gem. Co. 6273 T. Montgomery, engineering 2000 N. Hugo, tools 350 A. Nagel, tools 245 J. N. Griffith Co., lumber 1028 Stern and Goodman, tools 270 F. Pressel, tools 220 Pay roll, regular employees 48000 labor 75085 $153643 Available cash 499223 Balance $325580 We recommend that the foregoing bills be paid. (Signed) G. W. Sherwood, John P. Zeyn, Finance Committee. Anaheim, Cal., Sept. 3, 1904. REPORT OF WATER MEASUREMENT COMMITTEE Board of Directors of the A. U. W. Co., Anaheim, Cal. Gentlemen: — Your Measurement Committee made a trip to the Division Gate on Aug. 24, 1904 for the purpose of inspecting the measuring apparatus recently ordered installed, and of taking a series of measurements at the various stations. At East Street we found that no permanent weir had been installed as ordered. By the old method of measurement, it is impracticable to have measurements taken by the zanjero without great loss of time; and the method itself is a makeshift and not sufficiently accurate to be of use. At the Yorba Gate we found that the stream to the Yorba Ditch was controlled by a plank in the diversion weir, the water running both over and under it making a measurement impossible. This diversion gate to the Yorba Ditch was not constructed according to the Hon. S. C. Smith, candidate for Congress, will deliver four stump speeches in Orange county, at Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton and this city. Dates will be announced later. People who have not heard him speak should make it a point to turn out and hear him. Many Democrats in this section, who want protection for walnuts and citrus fruit have announced their purpose of voting for Smith, as well as the head of the ticket. THIRD ANNIVERSARY A delegation of local Odd Fellows went to Westminster on Tuesday evening to pay a fraternal visit to the Peatland lodge on the occasion of its third anniversary. Eloquent speeches and music were the order of the evening, terminating with a sumptious banquet. On Monday evening a delegation of the same lodge visited Fullerton lodge. SCHOOL BEGINS Studies will be resumed in the Anaheim high school on Monday next, Sept. 12th. Central grammar school begins a week later, on Sept. 19th. Loara school begins on Monday, Sept. 12th. Schools will re-open throughout the county by the 19th. The quarter from June 1st to September 1st was a record-breaker for business in the office of County Recorder Peters, the number of instruments filed and the fees received exceeding those of the corresponding three months of any year in the county's history. In June there were filed 594 papers, with fees amounting to $602.40; in July 858 papers for $540, and in August 528 papers at $547.35, a total of 1980 instruments and $1689.75 fees. The cash in the county treasury for the beginning of the current month amounts to $129,405.50. Extra select eastern oysters, family trade 35c dozen, also oyster cocktails served. The Derrick, Eubanks & Cottle.-8-2t. A carload of Northern Wheat just received. Going at low figures. H. A. Dickel. Bull's Head Feast This evening at Columbia Grove officers and members of Company E will be the guests of Messrs. Hessel, Bauer and Fleuhrer, and F. W. Fleischman, who has tendered them a bull's head feast, in honor of their excellent showing at Camp Atascadero. The company will have a short drill, and will later repair to the grove for the purpose of making a determined assault upon the provender. The Union Brewing company has kindly donated a liberal quantity of loed beverage with which to wash down the juicy vlands which Herr Fleischman intends producing. The heads will be baked in the ground over night, and a particularly delicious repast is anticipated. Candidates for Sweat Box. While the early freight train southbound was switching at the Santa Fe tracks on Friday morning, the engine pushing a long line of cars, bumped into a box car and wrecked it. The car raised up in the shape of an inverted V-clearing the tracks. It was explained that air brakes were tightly set on the broken car. The wreck was hauled off the track in a short while, and passenger trains were not delayed. Concert and Dance The Anaheim band will give a concert and dance at the Columbia Grove afternoon and evening of Sept. 11th. Excellent music will be furnished for those terpsichorally inclined, and the best of order maintained. Refreshments will be served afternoon and evening and a pleasant time is assured to all. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned takes this means of returning his heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors in Anaheim as well as San Juan Springs, for their assistance and words of sympathy in the hour of his great sorrow consequent upon the sudden death of his wife. J. BRUNWORTH. OBITUARY MRS. BRUNWORTH Special remains of the late Mrs. were tenderly laid to rest at ceremony on Saturday morning. Devices were held at the Gergan church, Rev. Lusky of The remains were followed at resting place by a large of sorrowing friends. Aworth departed this life at not springs on Wednesday August 31st, at 8 o'clock. Locked by heart failure, of had suffered for years. Her children were with her, Mr. having come to this city on Monday. He was pre-turn on Wednesday morn-telegraphic advices were These he failed to receive, not until he reached San Jose was made aware by those down from the springs he had been sorely stricken of which she had been Mr. Brunworth hurried learn, a mile on his journey, spirit of the loved one had when he reached her side, parts were unavailing, and little children about him this head in the polignant had overtaken him and his nieces were the following day in this city, the funeral occadation. Beautiful floral offerings were my friends of the deceased.anny was solemn and impress-ing in tears. was a native of Germany in her thirty-eighth year. a husband and two little mourn her loss. They have condolence of the entire in their great bereavement. Republican Club Elm Republican club, which is a membership approach-formed at the city hall on evening. The meeting was led by Central Committee-Shanley. C. A. Bissell was temporary chairman and W. A. Temporary secretary. On temporary organization was present, and later Charles was chosen vice-chairman rollingworth treasurer. In the chairman appointed PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagle spent several days this week at San Diego. Eugene Johnson was a business visitor in town from Olive last week. Carl Pressel is at Los Alamitos at work in the sugar factory. A. M. Lemon of Orange was in town the fore part of the week. J. H. Bonay has gone to Catalina for a two weeks' vacation. Alfred Beckett and wife visited this week at the home of P. H. Krick. J. B. Rea was a visitor to Los Angeles the fore part of the week. Mrs. Fred Chamberlain of Santa Ana spent Sunday with relatives in town... Mike Melrose and Joe Burke have returned from their trip to the north. Henry Schultz is ill at his home on Philadelphia street with typhoid fever. Malvin Smith has gone to Pomona for a vacation, visiting with relatives. J. Hahn was a business visitor to Santa Ana yesterday. Henry Hussman was on the sick list yesterday with appendicitis. Alonzo Bissell, father of C. A. Bissell, is confined to his home on the east side with illness due to heart failure. Chas. W. Spooner and sister, Mrs. Smith, are spending a week at Coronado. Oscar Scheler, an experienced butcher from San Francisco, has taken a position at Fleischman's market. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hill went to Los Angeles yesterday to spend a visit with relatives. Charlie Federman paid a business trip to Los Angeles the early part of the week. Miss Carrie Roberts has been the guest of friends in Los Angeles this week. Alex Gardiner and wife were Newport Beach visitors the first of this week. W. B. Swauk of Downey was in town this week looking over the best valley in the state. Arthur Staley is in San Francisco attending the conclave of Knights Miss Ross of Santa Ana has accepted a position as book-keeper at Stern Bros. store. Miss Maxwell has resigned and gone to Los Angeles. W. H. Blennnerhassett has been in a Los Angeles hospital some weeks past for internal disorder. His condition is improving. R. Wisser, J. Bayha and Carl Martin returned this week from a ten days' hunting and camping trip to Trabuca canyon. Walter Eyman was a business visitor to Los Angeles on Tuesday. He reports a number of extensive realty deals in prospect. R. H. Gilman was this week appointed administrator of the estate of the late Capt. Henry Wrede. Bond was fixed in the amount of $450.$ A. S. Bradford of Placentia and E: R. Amerige of Fullerton are in San Francisco in attendance upon the Knights Templar conclave. George Thompson and John Abbey, former residents of Anahiem, but now living in Los Angeles, were here this week transacting business and greeting old acquaintances. Fritz Yungbluth made a trip to Long Beach on Sunday to hear what the sad sea waves were saying, as well as to get a whiff of salty ozone. Nor was that all Fritz went for, so rumor has it. Mrs. Dr. Logan of Los Angeles and her daughter, Mrs. Walters and son of Cradford, Can., were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Everharty. William Kossert has sold a half interest in the twenty-acre vineyard on Olive street and Broadway, to his sons-in-law, Messrs. Pechstein and Goepert. E. F. Wyatt contemplates a trip east to visit the world's fair and will leave probably some time this month. He may be accompanied by his son who resides in Oregon. Jacob Everharty and daughter, Miss Annie Everharty, departed this week for St. Louis and other points of interest east. They will be absent several weeks. Geo. McPhee of the Santa Ana Blade and Judge F. O. Daniel of that city were in town on Monday afternoon. Mr. McPhee suffered the fracture of two of the bones in his right hand. John Eyman reports the season's grape crop to be of unusually fine quality. The crop throughout South- Manuel Bento of Placentia died at Anaheim hospital on Monday morning after a lingering illness due to cancer of the liver. He had been in the hospital five weeks. The remains were interred on Tuesday. He was aged 72 He was a native of Portugal, and unmarried. Mrs. F. Danford, a recent arrival Southern California from Idaho, where her husband formerly occupied position of supreme justice, was in touch this week with a view to purchase She was delighted with this section with her husband will probably become a permanent settler. Mrs. Konig writes from Hamburg under date of Aug. 22, that she met Mr. Konig contemplated leaving New York the following day on steamer Moltkne. The worthy couple are at this writing sight-seeing at World's Fair at St. Louis, and looked for to arrive home some next week. Stephen Rimpau writes from Jerome A.T., where he is employed in Seneca Clark's copper mine, that the territory has during the past month had more rain than for twelve years. Previo- to August there had not fallen a h inch of rain since the preceding October. All hands look for prosperous times in the territory. Richard Melrose returned this week from a trip to San Francisco, where attended a meeting of candidates presidential electors. He met Secretary Shaw and attended the gathering to hear the address of the eloquent Iowan. Mr. Melrose reports the northern metropolis enthusiastic in its support of the Republican ticket. Hugh Smith writes to Fritz Yu-bluth from Santa Ana that he has been laid up with rheumatism since his h in from the Santiago canyon, in which Fritz accompanied him Wednes- evening. Hugh is in training for a days' walking match, and his friend predict he will break all previous records. Messrs. Ayres, Hopper and Bolls of the local newspaper fraternity, pub- lited Anaheim Landing and Hunting Beach on Sunday. At the latter po- they fell in with an old-fashioned b bece prepared by the citizens in h or of the new electric railway cut- To this ample justice was done by his scribes. At a late hour they return- to this city. Republican Club Elim Republican club, which is a membership approach formed at the city hall on evening. The meeting was held by Central Committee-Shanley. C.A. Bissell was temporary chairman and W.A. contemporary secretary. On contemporary organization was present, and later Charles was chosen vice-chairman pollingworth treasurer. In the chairman appointed committees: News—J. S. Howard, W.S. Richard Melrose. Press—Chas. Lawrence, O.T. Henry Kuchel. Support—W.S. Tipton, L. Ed. Litten. E.M. Miller and Bird Beebe stated a committee to secure the meeting place for the was decided to meet on the fourth Mondays of September a week during October. Of the meeting those preside the membership roll, thus themselves members of the matter of dues was left over next meeting. On the Warnath Dyerman went on the war-day evening, with the re-Santa Ana tailor of the McCollum received a severe which he will probably not Chris was engaged in office machine, about 8 o'clock, his wife to go to the post-mail. On her way home hurtaken by McCollum, who brought remarks to her. Dyerman hurried back to the informed her husband of disappeared. At this moment appeared, being under the liquor, and when spoken to concerning the insult wife, McCollum made mately applying torrents of vile Gelderman. The latter in punishing him savagely Steadman appeared and to the fracas. McCollum up on a charge of drunk, later liberated, his associates $10 cash ball. An appears to be one of the entry who come to Anaheim get full and make a practuating themselves indecent will probably give this town in future. Bull's Head Feast During at Columbia Grove off-emembers of Company E will visits of Messrs. Hessel, Bauer Pier, and F.W. Fleischman, tendered them a bull's head owner of their excellent show-up Atascadero. The company short drill, and will later grove for the purpose of determined assault upon the Garden Grove a day or two ago to note the steady improvements hereabouts. Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Ward Chapman, mother and sister of George Miles, have returned from the East. Johnny McEachran has returned from a three months' visit to his old home in Canada. Mrs. I. Asher, who has been visiting with relatives in San Francisco the may be accompanied by his son who resides in Oregon. Jacob Everharty and daughter, Miss Annie Everharty, departed this week for St. Louis and other points of interest east. They will be absent several weeks. Geo. McPhee of the Santa Ana Blade and Judge F.O. Daniel of that city were in town on Monday afternoon. Mr. McPhee suffered the fracture of two of the bones in his right hand. John Eyman reports the season's grape crop to be of unusually fine quality. The crop throughout Southern California is not large, and good prices will probably rule. An agreement has been filed with the county clerk by which A. Bastan and wife agree to sell to John W.Shenk fifteen acres, lot 1, block D, Kraemer tract, Placentia, for $7000. Supervisor D.S. Linebarger and wife have gone to Capiltrano for a ten days' outing. Mr. Linebarger expects to put in some time gunning for large game while enjoying his vacation. Eddie Boege is off on his vacation and is spending the time automobiling to points of interest throughout Southern California. Oscar Warling is taking his place at the lumber yard. Mrs. W.H. Chapman entertained at her home on Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.Guy Duckworth and Mr. and Mrs.Will Duckworth. A pleasant evening is reported. Carl Zeus leaves next week for San Francisco, where he will accept a lucrative position with a railway corporation. Carl is a bright young man, and we expect to see him one of these days riding in a private car of his own. Ferdinand Backs, Sr., and his two daughters, Misses Amelia and Emma, Miss Grace Allen, Miss Ann Arnold, Herman Backs, Mr. and Mrs.Chester Spencer, Bob Ayres and Ed Zeus were Long Beach visitors on Sunday. W.H. Spake returned on Friday from Texas, after an absence of three weeks. He was accompanied by Mrs.Paoke and little daughter Lena, who had been visiting with relatives in the Lone Star state for some months past. Samuel Kraemer was in town on Saturday in attendance upon a meeting of walnut growers. Mr.Kraemer owns a walnut orchard of 135 acres, from which he expects to harvest a crop in excess of $8000. Dr. Paschall, wife and daughter, Miss Louisa Paschall, leave to-day for a three-months visit to the world's fair and their old home in Kentucky. During the Doctor's absence his dental practice will be looked after by Dr.H.K.Hedges. Joseph Fiscus exhibited some fine samples of walnuts on Monday, gathered from his orchard south of town. Mr.Fiscus is this week finishing up the irrigation of his seventy acre walnut tract. During the season he has irrigated 100 days, using a stream of 110 inches. Mrs.G.H.Balley has returned to Charlie Federman paid a business trip to Los Angeles the early part of the week. Miss Carrie Roberts has been the guest of friends in Los Angeles this week. Alex Gardiner and wife were Newport Beach visitors the first of this week. W.B.Swauk of Downey was in town this week looking over the best valley in the state. Arthur Stailey is in San Francisco attending the conclave of Knights Templar. Frank Dyer has returned from his vacation at Catalina and other coast points. James Enearl is in San Francisco attending the tri-ennial conclave of Knights Templar. J.Bayha and family moved this week to Los Angeles to take up their permanent residence. Mr. and Mrs.Nick Hugo are camping at Sycamore Flats, up the Santa Ana Canyon. A. Champaign, the Fullerton tailor, has gone insane and has been committed to Highlands. Mrs.F.S.Williams of Los Angeles was guest of Mrs.G.H.Balley in town on Friday. Miss Theola Ketz of San Bernardino is visiting here this week, the guest of her cousin,Miss Gertrude Asher. Daniel Ehrenbach of Appleton.Wis., who is looking up a location hereabouts, was the guests of old friends here this week. Mrs.Charas.Ballard,Miss Bertha Sanborn,and Miss Fall of Tustin are guests of Mr. and Mrs.Henry Adams. Fred Conrad returned this week from San Francisco, where he has been attending a school of engineering for some months past. Mr.Lawrence reports an increasing business in distillate, and is now delivering his ninth carload since April. Henry Boeckman of Fullerton has returned to Berkeley to take up his studies at the University. Madame Staehell-Niedthart has our thanks for a basket of fine grapes, raised on her ranch without irrigation. Al Smith and family have returned to their home at Fullerton from a two-months' outing at Newport Beach. Miss Blanche Souden, assistant postmaster at Fullerton, leaves shortly for a visit to points of interest east. Bull's Head Feast During at Columbia Grove off-emembers of Company E will visits of Messrs.Hessel,Bauer Pier,and F.W.Fleischman,sendered them a bull's head owner of their excellent show-up Atascadero.The company short drill,and will later grove for the purpose of determined assault upon the Garden Grove a day or two ago to note the steady improvements hereabouts. Mrs.Miles and Mrs.Ward Chapman,mother and sister of George Miles,have returned from the East. Johnny McEachran has returned from a three months' visit to his old home in Canada. Mrs.I.Asher,who has been visiting with relatives in San Francisco the may be accompanied by his son who resides in Oregon. Jacob Everharty and daughter,Miss Annie Everharty, departed this week for St.Louis and other points of interest east.They will be absent several weeks. Geo.McPhee of the Santa Ana Blade and Judge F.O.Danielof that city were in town on Monday afternoon.Mr.McPhee suffered the fracture of two of the bones in his right hand. John Eyman reports the season's grape crop to be of unusually fine quality.The crop throughout Southern California is not large,and good prices will probably rule. An agreement has been filed with the county clerk by which A.Bastan and wife agree to sell to John W.Shenk fifteen acres,Lot 1,block D,Draeme tract,Plaentia,ffor $7000。 Supervisor D.S.Linebarger and wife have gone to Capiltrano for a ten days' outing.Mr.Linebarger expects to put in some time gunning for large game while enjoying his vacation。 Eddie Boege is off on his vacation and is spending the time automobilling to points of interest throughout Southern California.Oscar Warling is taking his place at the lumber yard。 Mrs.W.H.chapman entertained at her home on Friday evening in honor of Mr.andMrs.Guy Duckworth and Mr.and Mrs.Will Duckworth.A pleasant evening is reported。 Carl Zeus leaves next week for San Francisco,thewhere he will accept a lucrative position with a railway corporation.Carl is a bright young man,and we expect to see him one of these days riding in a private car of his own。 Ferdinand Backs,Sr.,and his two daughters,Misses Amelia and Emma,Miss Grace Allen,Miss Ann Arnold,Herman Backs,Mr.and Mrs.Chester Spencer,Bob Ayres and Ed Zeus were Long Beach visitors on Sunday。 W.H.Spake returned on Friday from Texas,after an absence of three weeks。他 was accompanied by Mrs.Paoke and little daughter Lena，who had been visiting with relatives in the Lone Star state for some months past。 Samuel Kraemer was in town on Saturday in attendance upon a meeting of walnut growers.Mr.Kraemer owns a walnut orchard of 135 acres,从which he expects to harvest a crop in excess of $8000。 Dr.Paschall，wife and daughter,Miss Louisa Paschall，leave to-day for a three-months visit to the world's fair and their old home in Kentucky.During the Doctor's absence his dental practice will be looked after by Dr.H.K.Hedges。 Joseph Fiscus exhibited some fine samples of walnuts on Monday,gathered from his orchard south of town.Mr.Fiscus is this week finishing up the irrigation of his seventy acre walnut tract.During the season he has irrigated 100 days,用ing a stream of 110 inches。 Mrs.G.H.Balley has returned to Charlie Federman paid a business trip to Los Angeles the early part of the week。 Miss Carrie Roberts has been the guest of friends in Los Angeles this week。 Alex Gardiner and wife were going up their mountain hereabouts, was the guests of old friends here this week。 Mrs.Charas.Ballard,Miss Bertha Sanborn,and Miss Fall of Tustin are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Adams。 Fred Conrad returned this week from San Francisco,thewhere he has been attending a school of engineering for some months past。 Mr.Lawrence reports an increasing business in distillate,and is now delivering his ninth carload since April。 Henry Boeckman of Fullerton has returned from Berkeley to take up his studies at the University。 Madame Staehell-Niedthart has our thanks for a basket of fine grapes,raised on her ranch without irrigation。 Al Smith and family have returned to their home at Fullerton from a two-months' outing at Newport Beach。 Miss Blanche Souden, assistant postmaster at Fullerton, leaves shortly for a visit to points of interest east。 Bull's Head Feast During at Columbia Grove off-emembers of Company E will visits of Messrs.Hessel,Bauer Pier,and F.W.Fleischman,sendered them a bull's head owner of their excellent show-up Atascadero.The company short drill,and will later grove for the purpose of determined assault upon the Garden Grove a day or two ago to note the steady improvements hereabouts. Mrs.Miles and Mrs.Ward Chapman,mother and sister of George Miles,have returned from the East。 Johnny McEachran has returned from a three months' visit to his old home in Canada。 Mrs.I.Asher,who has been visiting with relatives in San Francisco the may be accompanied by his son who resides in Oregon。 Jacob Everharty and daughter,Miss Annie Everharty, departed this week for St.Louis and other points of interest east.他们 will be absent several weeks。 Geo.McPhee of the Santa Ana Blade和 Judge F.O.Danielof that city were in town on Monday afternoon.Mr.McPhee suffered the fracture of two ofthe bones in his right hand。 John Eyman reports the season's grape crop to be of unusually fine quality.The crop throughout Southern California.is not large,and good prices will probably rule。 An agreement has been filed with the county clerk by which A.Bastan and wife agree to sell to John W.Shank fifteen acres,Lot 1,block D,Draeme tract,Plaentia,ffor $7000。 Supervisor D.S.Linebarger and wife have gone to Capiltrano for a ten days' outing.Mr.Linebarger expects to put in some time gunning for large game while enjoying his vacation。 Eddie Boege is off on his vacation and is spending the time automobilling to points of interest throughout Southern California.Oscar Warling is taking his place at the lumber yard。 Mrs.W.H.chapman entertained at her home on Friday evening in honor of Mr.andMrs.Guy Duckworth和Mr.and Mrs.Will Duckworth.A pleasant evening is reported。 Carl Zeus leaves next week for San Francisco,thewhere he will accept a lucrative position with a railway corporation.Carl is a bright young man,and we expect to see him one of these days riding in a private car of his own。 Ferdinand Backs,Sr.,and his two daughters,Misses Amelia and Emma,Miss Grace Allen,Miss Ann Arnold,Herman Backs,Mr.and Mrs.Chester Spencer,Bob Ayres and Ed Zeus were Long Beach visitors on Sunday)。 W.H.Spake returned on Friday from Texas,after an absence of three weeks。他 was accompanied by his son who resides in Oregon。 Jacob Everharty and daughter,Miss Annie Everharty, departed this week for St.Louis and other points of interest east.他们 will be absent several weeks。 Geo.McPhee of the Santa Ana Blade和 Judge F.O.Danielof that city were in town on Monday afternoon.Mr.McPhee suffered the fracture of two.ofthe bones in his right hand。 John Eyman reports the season's grape crop to be of unusually fine quality.The crop throughout Southern California.is not large,and good prices will probably rule。 An agreement has been filed with the county clerk by which A.Bastan and wife agree to sell to John W.Shank fifteen acres,Lot 1,block D,Draeme tract,Plaentia,ffor $7000)。 Supervisor D.S.Linebarger and wife have gone to Capiltrano for a ten days' outing.Mr.Linebarger expects to put in some time gunning for large game while enjoying his vacation。 Eddie Boege is off on his vacation和 is spending the time automobilling to points of interest throughout Southern California.Oscar Warling is taking his place at the lumber yard。 Mrs.W.H.chapman entertained at her home on Friday evening in honor of Mr.andMrs.Guy Duckworth和Mr.and Mrs.Will Duckworth.A pleasant evening is reported。 Carl Zeus leaves next week for San Francisco,thewhere he will accept a lucrative position with a railway corporation.Carl is a bright young man,and we expect to see him one of these days riding in a private car of his own。 Ferdinand Backs,Sr.,and his two daughters,Misses Amelia and Emma,Miss Grace Allen,Miss Ann Arnold,Herman Backs,Mr.and Mrs.Chester Spencer,Bob Ayres and Ed Zeus were Long Beach visitors on Sunday)。 W.H.Spake returned on Friday from Texas,after an absence of three weeks。他 was accompanied by his son who resides in Oregon。 Jacob Everharty and daughter,Miss Annie Everharty, departed this week for St.Louis and other points of interest east.他们 will be absent several weeks。 Geo.McPhee of the Santa Ana Blade和 Judge F.O.Danielof that city were in town on Monday afternoon.Mr.McPhee suffered the fracture of two.ofthe bones in his right hand。 John Eyman reports the season's grape crop to be of unusually fine quality.The crop throughout Southern California.is not large,and good prices will probably rule。 Bull's Head Feast Having at Columbia Grove off-members of Company E will hosts of Messrs. Hessel, Bauer Pier, and F. W. Fleischman, tendered them a bull's head honor of their excellent show-up Atascadero. The company is short drill, and will later grove for the purpose of determined assault upon the Brewing company has hosted a liberal quantity ofage with which to wash down lands which Herr Fleischmans producing. Ads will be baked in the her night, and a particularlyepast is anticipated. Cidates for Sweat Box. The early freight train south-swinging at the Santa Fe Friday morning, the engine, along line of cars, bumped in-car and wrecked it. The car in the shape of an inverted V, the tracks. It was explained takes were tightly set on the r. The wreck was hauled off in a short while, and passen- were not delayed. Concert and Dance Naheim band will give a conduction at the Columbia Grove noon and evening of Sept. 11th. A music will be furnished for psichorally inclined, and the order maintained. Refresh-all be served afternoon andand a pleasant time is assured CARD OF THANKS Adversigned takes this means of his heartfelt thanks to and neighbors in Anaheim as San Juan Springs, for their assistance words of sympathy in the his great sorrow consequent sudden death of his wife. J. BRUNWORTH. Miss Blanche Soudan, assistant master at Fullerton, leaves shortly for a visit to points of interest east. J. R. Swasey came up from Garden Grove a day or two ago to note the steady improvements hereabout. Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Ward Chapman, mother and sister of George Miles, have returned from the East. Johnny McEachran has returned from a three months' visit to his old home in Canada. Mrs. I. Asher, who has been visiting with relatives in San Francisco the past three months returned home this week. Mrs. Charles Holley, who has been confined to her home with an attack of appendicitis, is reported as much better at present. Arthur Lewis returned yesterday from a two-weeks' vacation spent in Los Angeles and other points of interest in Southern California. Miss Louisa Kuehnel of San Francisco, sister to the late Mrs. Brunworth, is here for a month's sojourn with relatives. Misses Rebecca Lemke and Grace Evans and Billy Annin have returned from a week's outing at Coronado Tent City. Johnny Tuffree is in San Francisco accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Lloyd. They will be absent two months. Mr. Pitman and wife of Placentia, who have been visiting his folks in Kentucky for some months past have returned. Herman Dickel and Frank Shanley attended a meeting of the Republican county central committee at Santa Ana on Tuesday. J. S. Cox and wife and son, who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Duckworth, returned to their home in Pasadena on Sunday evening. Mrs. Enos, mother of Mrs. Neff, departed for her home in San Francisco on Saturday, after spending a brief visit with relatives here. J. McCorkindale has returned from an outing at Corona del Mar, which he pronounces the best beach resort on the Southern California coast. Miss Louisa Paschall, leave to-day for a three-months visit to the world's fair and their old home in Kentucky. During the Doctor's absence his dental practice will be looked after by Dr. H.K. Hedges. Joseph Fiscus exhibited some fine samples of walnuts on Monday, gathered from his orchard south of town. Mr. Fiscus is this week finishing up the irrigation of his seventy acre walnut tract. During the season he has irrigated 100 days, using a stream of 110 inches. Mrs. G.H. Bailey has returned to her home in Phoenix, A.T., after spending the summer with relatives here. She was accompanied by her daughter, Miss George Bailey, and little grandson, Carlos Louis Bailey of Mazatlan. John McColaugh and David Fisher who own a number of mining claims in Inyo canyon have organized a company at Garden Grove to work their mines on a more extensive scale. The company was incorporated under the laws of Arizona. Rollo Davis, the youthful tonsorial artist, had a crowd of sight-seers in front of his shop on Saturday evening which blocked the sidewalk. Rollo is one of the youngest barbers on the coast, and has in him the making of a first-class wielder of the razor. Postmaster Duckworth of Loara is convalessoing from a serious spell of sickness which attacked him in San Francisco a fortnight since. After attending the State convention at Santa Cruz he went to San Francisco. Here he contracted a bad cold and had to come home. Pneumonia developed and for a time serious consequences were feared. Yesterday Mr. Duckworth was able to be about again and will soon doubtless be entirely recovered. Joseph Yung, arrested for selling liquor at Santa Ana in defiance of the prohibitory ordinance, was dismissed from custody after a jury in the first trial of the case had disagreed. On the second trial a few days ago an eccentric juror declared "he would not believe an anti-saloon detective under oath," and as Justice Smithwick refused to allow the people's challenge of the juror for bias, the case collapsed then and there. Mrs. M. Neill of Santa Ana brought suit in the Superior Court this county for a divorce from her band, Henry Neill. Neill is owned a considerable amount of property; Santa Ana, and a restraining order been issued prohibiting him from posing of any of it without an answer from the court. Rumors of the voice have been current for some time and it is intimated the recent trend of the block of property on Fort street by Neill for $15,000, was tious. Mrs. Neill was for a time detained at the Patton asylum, but is said to be in possession of her medical faculties. The couple are well and vorably known throughout Orange county and the case will be water with interest. Wm. Ball, his son and two fishermen who make their home at Laguna as narrow escape from drowning days ago while attempting to go through the heavy breakers. Ball a gasoline launch anchored half an off shore and for several days has prevented from reaching it because rough sea. He decided to make other attempt and with his son and fishermen succeeded in rowing through the first line of breakers. Farther they were caught by an unusually large wave, the boat was swamped and men were thrown into the water. Finally all are good swimmers and able to sustain themselves until they were thrown to them and they pulled ashore. FOR SALE At a bargain on account of remorse Horse and surrey, cow, kitchen raiment alton alfalfa. MRS.J.H.ENEEALIT Mile West of Katella So Subscribe for the Gazette. Orange County Business College SANTA ANA, CAL. Full Term Begins Tuesday September 8 1904 "ALWAYS RELIABLE" GRAND RIBBON SALE! Commencing Saturday, Aug. 27, we will put on sale 250 bolts of all silk RIBBON at almost one-half regular prices. These ribbons were bought away below manufacturers' cost and will be sold accordingly. Supply Your Ribbon Wants Now For particulars see window and inside displays. Asher & Falkenstein Anaheim, Cal. Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts Summer Shirts... Shirts Yungbluth & Kroeger Shirts 127 Center St. Phone Main 60 Wallop Bros. Cash Grocers Carry in stock a complete 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. Fresh Cucumbers, Roasting Ears and Fine Water Melons Special for today. Highest prices paid for Produce Poultry, and Eggs All Orders Delivered Promptly H. A. Dickel Has the largest stock of Economy, Lightning, and Mason Fruit Jars Tin cans and preserving kettles. Jelly glasses at 30c, 35c and 45c per doz. Agent for Crystal Rock Mineral Water. Insurance Gasoline Stove Big Reductions in Milk Ross Bros. of the Model Diary announce the following reduced prices for MILK and CREAM beginning April 15. 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 ... .15 per Pint Telephone 77 ROSS BROS Corner of Santa Ana and East Streets Remember My store for the finest and best CANDY. The largest assortment e Fancy Stationery; together with Books, Novels, Etc. I can save you time, trouble and expense if you will give me your subscriptions to any news-paper or magazine in any language. Jos. Helmsen