anaheim-gazette 1904-12-22

Special Sales of Fancy Dress and Waist Patterns There is nothing more acceptable for a gift than an elegant Dress pattern. We have a choice selection—one of a kind—which we are offering at the following reductions: $9.00 Patterns $7.65 $8.50 6.95 $7.50 6.30 20 per cent. Discount on Children’s Cloaks and Jackets, Black Sateen and Silk Petticoats, Fur Boas and Collarettes. WATER BONDS THE ISSUE IRRIGATORS MAY BE CALLED TO CONSIDER SUBJECT Water Board Adopts Resolution Setting Forth Inadvisability of Carrying Large Floating Debt: Anaheim, Calif., Dec. 19, 1904. Regular meeting of the board of directors of the A. U. W. Co. with following members present: Directors Crowther, Bradford, Hale, Kraemer, Sherwood, McDermont and Zeyn. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. The ditch committee recommended that the Gardiner ditch be cemented. Mr. Bradford reported on his trip as a delegate to the Water and Forest association at San Francisco, stating that said association will not recommend to the state legislature any bill which would conflict with any law which has been already adjudicated in our courts. He also stated that said association will recommend the state legislature to cede back to the government the Yosemite valley and that the state money now used or expended on said resolved, That it is the sense of this board that a meeting of the stockholders should be called for the purpose of voting upon the question of a new issue of bonds for the following sums and purposes, namely, $135,000.00 for the payment of the $50,000.00 bonds due January 1, 1905, and to take up the floating indebtedness of the company except the Durkee notes (which are payable in installments of $5,000 each in January of each year), $75,000.00 to be placed in trust for the redemption of the $75,000.00 of bonds due January 1, 1905, $60,000.00 for the purpose of cementing the main canals; $10,000.00 for cementing the North branch ditch, the ditch on Tuffree’s west line and for other needed improvements; $20,000.00 for pumping plants to increase our water supply when necessary; said bonds to be expanded for the purposes named and for no other purpose without the consent of the holders of two-thirds of the stock at a special meeting called for the purpose: bonds for improvements to be sold as needed; said bonds to be issued in the following denominations, namely, $250, $500 and $1,000, to bear interest at a rate not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and said bonds to become due and payable as follows: $10,000.00 per annum for a period of ten years and the sum of $20,000.00 per annum for the following period of ten years. Horse Thief Sentenced. Serafin Corona, on trial in Superior Court for horse theft, was convicted on Saturday by a jury which took little time to decide his fate. On Monday he was sentenced to six years in States PERSONAL MENTION C. Bruce was a business visitor in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mrs. Chas. Gelderman departed this week for a month’s visit with relatives and friends at Dallas, Texas. J. B. Neff will attend the Santa Barbara Farmer’s Institute January 3-6, and will read a paper upon walnut culture. Rev. Johnson goes to San Diego to day to attend a missionary district conference, of which he holds the position of secretary. Rev. John Berg has tendered his resignation as pastor of the German Bethel Baptist church, and will devote his time to looking after his ranch near town. E. E. Upmeyer and wife of Oregon are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt. They are homeward bound from the world’s fair and may locate permanently here. Misses Lydia and Ella Gross, Mrs. and Miss Bertha Mahlstedt, Miss Adella Dotter and Mrs. Matthay, all from Los Angeles, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Konig on Saturday evening and Sunday. Assemblyman Amerige has returned from Elsinore springs and has recovered sufficiently from his recent illness so as to be able to drive about. He will The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. The ditch committee recommended that the Gardiner ditch be cemented. Mr. Bradford reported on his trip as a delegate to the Water and Forest association at San Francisco, stating that said association will not recommend to the state legislature any bill which would conflict with any law which has been already adjudicated in our courts. He also stated that said association will recommend the state legislature to cede back to the government the Yosemite valley and that the state money now used or expended on said valley would then be given to the Water and Forest association. On motion the superintendent was instructed to inform Young, Wagner et al. that they may go ahead and haul the gravel for the ditch as formerly applied for. A communication from the Temescal Water Company enclosing a copy of the recent decision of Judge Noyes was placed on file. A communication from the Riverside Water Company asked that they be furnished data from which to apportion to the A. U. W. Co. its share of the expenses of Mr. North for his trip to San Francisco. Referred to the secretary for answer. A communication from Jacob Stern asked that the North branch ditch be cemented as far west as his (Hetebrink) place, he to do the team work. Referred to the Ditch committee. On motion a warrant was ordered drawn for the sum of $350.00, favor of P. H. Krick for the money advanced by him to pay freight on cement. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted by the board. On motion of Mr. Hale, seconded by Mr. Zeyn, the secretary and president were authorized to draw warrants in favor of the Union Trust Company of San Francisco in payment of the semi-annual interest on bonds and also in payment of the bonds falling due this January 1st, 1905. On motion of Mr. Hale, seconded by Mr. Zeyn, the president and secretary were authorized to issue the company notes in purchase of bonds of the company falling due on January 1, 1905. The committee on rebonding presented the following in the form of a resolution as best showing their conclusions on the matter of rebonding, the same, however, not being made as a motion, but simply presented to the board as a report of work done by them. On motion of Mr. Sherwood, seconded by Mr. Zeyn, the attorney was instructed to draw up legal form for an advertisement or call for a special stockholders' election in conformity with this proposed resolution and present the same to the board at next meeting. Carried. Mr. McDermont asked to be recorded as voting in the negative. A vote being had, the motion was carried. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. Krieck, Sec'y. Anaheim, Calf. Dec. 17, 1904. Whereas, the Board of Directors of the Anheim-Union Water Company Horse Thief Sentenced. Serafin Corona, on trial in Superior Court for horse theft, was convicted on Saturday by a jury which took little time to decide his fate. On Monday he was sentenced to six years in States prison. Corona was charged with being a member of an organized gang of Mexican horse thieves operating in this and adjoining counties, and his friends offered a stubborn resistance to his conviction. He was defended by Los Angeles counsel, who announce the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. Dr. Tyler, of this city, has exchanged practices with Dr. J. L. Beebe, of Lower Lake, Lake County and will next month depart for his new location. Dr. Tyler leaves Anaheim with regret, having had a most successful practice. He goes for the benefit of his health, having been troubled with asthma during his stay in Southern California. Dr. Beebe is a graduate of the Northwestern Medical College of Chicago and stands high in his profession. He will arrive within a few days and enter upon his practice here. Miss Gross' Concere. Miss Lydia Gross entertained a small but appreciative audience at the Opera House on Saturday evening with a concert program which proved her right to be classed among the foremost sopranos of the country. She was assisted by Miss Adella Dotter, violinist, of Los Angeles, and Prof. Thomas was accompanist. Miss Gross' singing called forth much applause, and she had to respond to numerous encores. The small attendance was owing to the fact that there were other attractions in town, and that Christmas shoppers filled the stores until late. Miss Gross is a lady of very charming personality, as well as a singer of high merit. She departs shortly for Europe, where she will study voice culture three years, following her recent completion of a seven-year course with some of the leading instructors on the continent. Her friends here may induce her to sing again in this city before her departure, when efforts will be made to greet her with a larger audience. Miss Gross, Miss Dotter and other Los Angeles ladies who accompanied them were guests during their stay at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Konig. Santa Barbara Institute. Prof. Cook writes as follows from Claremont under date of the 17th: "The Southern Pacific offers us an unconditioned one and one-third fare to Santa Barbara Farmer's Clubs Institute January 3rd to 6th. We can be issued in the following denominations, namely, $250, $500 and $1,000, to bear interest at a rate not to exceed six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, and said bonds become due and payable as follows: $10,000.00 per annum for a period of ten years and the sum of $20,000.00 per annum for the following period of ten years." E. E. Upmeyer and wife of Oregon are here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt. They are homeward bound from the world's fair and may locate permanently here. Misses Lydia and Ella Gross, Mrs. and Miss Bertha Mahlstedt, Miss Adella Dotter and Mrs. Matthay, all from Los Angeles, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Konig on Saturday evening and Sunday. Assemblyman Amerige has returned from Elsinore springs and has recovered sufficiently from his recent illness so as to be able to drive about. He will leave for Sacramento immediately after the 1st. Edward Betz, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Betz of West Anaheim, died on Monday at Patton hospital, where he had been for a number of years. The body was brought here on Tuesday and interment occurred yesterday afternoon. Edward Kraemer was brought into the Superior court on Monday when his attorneys sought to have him released from custody. Argument was unfinished at the time of adjournment, and further bearing of the case was postponed until today. Mrs. Mary Andrews Clark, mother of J. Ross Clark, of Los Angeles and Senator Clark of Montana, died at her home in the first named place on Friday night. She would have been 92 years of age in January. Death resulted from pneumonia. She was ill only three days. The remains were interred in Rosedale cemetery on Tuesday. John Strain, brother of Robert Strain of Fullerton, died Monday night of last week after twelve days' illness at the Emergency hospital in Los Angeles. Mr. Strain will be remembered by a host of friends whom he made here while working with his brothers in this county. He was operated upon for appendicitis. The funeral was held Sunday in Los Angeles. Asher & Falkenstein make a very fine display of toys as well as a more substantial line of merchandise appropriate for gifts for the Christmas season. Santa Claus has made his headquarters at the establishment and the children have looked over the comprehensive display with rare delight. The establishment and its stock will well repay a visit; and judging from the crowd of purchasers filling the store they have doubtless caught on to the idea that bargains are offering in all lines. A deal was consummated on Friday whereby the Palmyra Hotel at Orange with thirteen lots, and all hotel nishings, was sold to a number of Santa Ana investors for a stated consideration of $10,000. The entire property was to have been sold at public auction on the 15th inst., and had already been advertised for sale when the purchaser opened up negotiations which were closed. The men who now own this place include, W. M. Scott, John M Anderson, W. B. Wetherbe and others. They are the same parties that two weeks ago purchased the Rochester Anaheim, Calf. Dec. 17, 1904. Whereas, the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Union Water Company deems it inadvisable to carry a large floating indebtedness such as would be necessarily incurred in paying off the $50,000.00 of bonds falling due on January 1, 1905, and in making needed improvements in the water system, therefore, be it Santa Barbara Institute. Prof. Cook writes as follows from Claremont under date of the 17th: "The Southern Pacific offers us an unconditioned one and one-third fare to Santa Barbara Farmer's Clubs Institute January 3rd to 6th. We can also stop off at Santa Paula Institute January 2d and 3d and be at the field meeting January 3d at the famous Limoneira ranch January 3d. This will be great and we ought to have a big delegation from Anaheim. The program at Santa Barbara is fine, and burning questions are to be discussed. Will you not urge a large attendance from your place? Ask all to come with lighted torches. No one who wishes to keep up with the times can afford to remain away. There will be a rare feast at Santa Barbara. As ever yours truly, A. J. COOK. Officers Elected. The Masonic lodge on Monday evening elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing year: P. H. Krick, worshipful master; F. H. Houk, senior warden; George Boyd, junior warden; I. Asher, treasurer; Jos. Helmsen, secretary. Government Seeds. Senators Perkins and Bard and Congressman Daniels have placed us under obligations to them for consignments of government seed which are now being distributed to farmers of this section. These seed are forwarded for free distributed to the farmers and may be had on application at this office. Call and see our Xmas line of burnde wood and leather work. Hutchinson's Drug Store. A deal was consummated on Friday whereby the Palmyra Hotel at Orange with thirteen lots, and all hotel furnishings, was sold to a number of Santa Ana investors for a stated consideration of $10,000. The entire property was to have been sold at public auction on the 15th inst., and had already been advertised for sale when the purchaser opened up negotiations which were closed. The men who now own the place include, W. M. Scott, John M Anderson, W. B. Wetherbe and others. They are the same parties that two weeks ago purchased the Rochester Hotel property. Both properties will be used for sanitarium purposes. Spanish Club Invitations have been issued by the Spanish club for a social hop at the Opera-house on Saturday evening, December 31, when one of the most enjoyable gatherings of the season is anticipated. The committee in charge of festivity is composed of Antonio Gaxiolo, Bustamente, M. F. Andratha, Pasch Daniels and Portillo. Mrs. Tapia will serve a turkey and tamale supper, and a feast of good things is looked forward to. Dan given by the Spanish club have been uniformly successful and largely tended, and the coming hop is looking forward to with anticipations of great pleasure. $3.50 hats $1.75 at our semi-annual duction sale. Great Eastern, San Ana. For Rent Furnished front room for rentquire at this office. LOST—My field spaniel dog, medium size, black with white throat, ans to the name of Josh. Will pay lib reward for his return. A.W. forth. Miles tract.-It GARDEN SEEDS Free distribution begins today at office. The Center of Attraction has at the present time for young and old our Toy and Fancy Goods department, and never before have we received so many compliments on our efforts to give Anaheim such a choice of Christmas gifts. There is no question that ours is the finest showing of Toys ever made in Orange County and every boy and girl will tell you that Santa Claus’ Headquarters are at ASHER & FALKENSTEIN’s. For the convenience of our patrons we will hold articles on which a deposit has been made till December 23rd. Special Discount of 10 per cent on all purchases of Toys amounting to $5.00 or over. Some early and get your choice. Store Open Evenings Asher & Falkenstein “Where Quality Counts” NAL MENTION was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Gelderman departed this month’s visit with relatives at Dallas, Texas. will attend the Santa Barbara’s Institute January 3-6, a paper upon walnut culture goes to San Diego to a missionary district conflict he holds the posit on Berg has tendered his resmaster of the German Bethurch, and will devote his ling after his ranch near ameyer and wife of Oregon a visit to Mr. and Mrs. they are homeward bound world’s fair and may locate here. Elia and Ella Gross, Mrs. and a Mahlstedt, Miss Adella Mrs. Matthay, all from Los re guests of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening and Sunman Amerige has returned ore springs and has recovntly from his recent illness able to drive about. He will Santa Ana voted $100,000 water bonds on Tuesday, 937 to 321. Mrs. J. H. Clabaugh is spending the week visiting with relatives at Whit-tier. Mrs. E. L. Clawson who has been seriously ill for some weeks past is convalesing. Mrs. Kuhry of Alhambra is a guest of her son here, who is assistant Santa Fe agent. County Clerk Lester and Miss Gertrude Harrison of Santa Ana were married in that city on Tuesday afternoon. They went to Fresno on a honeymoon trip. Woodmen of the World initiated several candidates last evening, and later enjoyed a banquet. Deputy Organizer Douthit of Los Angeles was present and assisted in the initiation exercises. C. F. Grim has returned from a two-weeks’ visit to Judge Pleasant’s ranch in Santiago canyon. H. M. Schaur, who took his place at the lumber-yard, left for his home in Los Angeles on Monday. Ralph McFadden went to Los Angeles to play football with the Olympias against the Perris Indians. The latter, however, took Ralph’s scalp, along with those of the other palefaces, to the time of 16 to 0. John Siedlitz has sold his 20-acre ranch at Buena Park to Mr. Dusey, a newcomer from Idaho, for $2500. Mr. Siedlitz will go north to locate. The Miles Cox 40-acre place at the Park has also been sold to an eastern man, who will improve it. The Anaheim High School track Rey. Markle went to San Diego on Monday morning in response to a telegram received the day before summoning him to attend the funeral of a former parishoner. Rev. Markle conducted the burial services on Monday afternoon. He returned last evening. On Wednesday, December 14, the Anaheim High School held its preliminary debate to decide who should represent it against Downey January 21. The subject was “Resolved, that the senators of the United States should be selected by popular vote.” Seven pupils contested and the judges awarded their decision in favor of David Christen and Leslie Swope. The judges were Rev. Johnson, H. W. Chynoweth and Miss Carry E. Roberts. Fred L. Dautrich, an artist of note recently arrived from the East, is painting in oil for exhibition at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce a picture of the San Juan Mission. The painting, although unfinished, stamps Mr. Dautrich as a master of the brush, the perspective being perfect and the picture adhering closely to detail. In the foreground a Monk treads his way along the spacious corridors. The Mission has been in ruins upward of a century, but portions of it have been rebuilt by the Landmarks club. The picture is valued at $75.00. Mr. Dautrich is a brother-in-law to Rev. Kohl-enberger; manager of the Chamber of Commerce exhibit. The Gazette for Job Printing. Delinquent Tax List IN AND FOR THE City of Anaheim County of Or- Ralph McFadden went to Los Angeles to play football with the Olympias against the Perris Indians. The latter, however, took Ralph's scalp, along with those of the other palefaces, to the time of 16 to 0. John Siedlitz has sold his 20-acre ranch at Buena Park to Mr. Dusey, a newcomer from Idaho, for $2500. Mr. Siedlitz will go north to locate. The Miles Co. 40-acre place at the Park has also been sold to an eastern man, who will improve it. The Anaheim High School track team at their last meeting elected Leslie Swope captain, and Percy Bradford business manager. The team had first practice last week and made a strong showing. It is well represented in all events and is 21 strong, a pretty good starter. Uncle Jake Everhard returned this week from a three-month visit to points of interest east, including his old home at Leavenworth, Kan., and the World's Fair at St. Louis. The fair he pronounces the greatest exhibition he ever saw. His daughter, Miss Anne Everhardy, remains with relatives in Leavenworth. Miss Inez Byers and Charles O. Artz of Tustin were united in marriage on Saturday evening at the residence of A. E. Bennett of Tustin. The ceremony was witnessed by intimate friends of the bride and groom, both of whom are well-known young people of Tustin. Mr. and Mrs. Artz left for a brief wedding trip to Catalina. Fred B. Tuffree has offered to donate half an acre of land on the ranch Buena Vista to a new school district if one should be formed by the supervisors. The overcrowded condition of the Placentia schools is given as one of the reasons for Mr. Tuffree's generosity. A meeting of the citizens of the vicinity will be held to consider the offer. Mr. and Mrs. Ell Sparkes celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary Dec. 11. Thirty friends and relatives gathered to wish them happiness and to partake of good cheer, which is one of the characteristics of the household. Supper was followed by games and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Sparkes were presented with a set of beautiful Havelin China dishes by relatives and near friends. Vivian Tresslar, editor of the Fulerton News, has been appointed postmaster of that town. There were several applicants for the place, but Congressman Daniels, on recommendation of Mr. Chapman, endorsed him, and his nomination was accordingly sent in by the President. George Ruddock is said to have been the choice of the county central committee, but seems to have been lost in the shuffle. Mrs. Vail, sister of Mrs. Starbuck, was also a candidate. Paul Ortega and Miss Bertha Winter were married at the county courthouse in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon of last week. The happy couple to Santa Harbara for a brief trip. Delinquent Tax List IN AND FOR THE City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, For the Fiscal Year 1904-1905 A Ahern, W.J. in Santa Fe tract, lot 11, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, $1.00. Ahern, W.J. in Santa Fe tract, lot 12, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, $1.09. Ahern, W.J. in Santa Fe tract, lot 23, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, $1.09. Ahern, W.J. in Santa Fe tract, lot 24, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, $1.09. B Bauer, Joseph, west 65 feet of Original City lot No 10, amount of tax and costs due, $5.64. Bauer, J.S. in Santa Fe tract, lot 17, block 4, amount of tax and costs due, $96 cents. Bauer, J.S. in Santa Fe tract, lot 18, block 4, amount of tax and costs due, $97 cents. Bonall, Mrsella D. in Vineyard E 7 west 10 acres of south 12 acres, amount of tax and costs due, $11.66. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 1, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 2, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 3, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 4, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 5, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 6, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 7, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 8, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 9, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 10, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn, I.R. in Spoerl tract, lot 11, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 73 cents. Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot20，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，78centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot21，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，78centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot22，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，78centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot7，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，72centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot8，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，72centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot9，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，72centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot10，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，72centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot11，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，72centrs Brunn，I.R.在Spoerlract，lot12，block4，amountof taxandcostsdue，71 centrs D Dockweller，J.B.inVineyardC3.lot27块C量of taxandcostsdue,$1.35 E Emery,Mrs.Mabel,Loreleiract,tot1blockB,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$1.03 H Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot5block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot6block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot7block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot8block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot9block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot10block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot11block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs Hadley ES,sinSpoerlract,tot12block1,aountoftaxandcostsdue,$70centrs W Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserract,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftaxandcostsdue,$80centrs Wesselman,Agnes,andReiserractheamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect,theamountoftxandraffect, U Unknown owners in Santa Fe tract, block2 amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockD amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockL amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockM amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockN amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockO amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockP amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockQ amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockR amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockS amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockT amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockU amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockV amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockW amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockX amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockY amount of tax and costs due, unknown owners in Davis Bros addit blockZ amount of tax and costs due, Notice of Tax List STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Orange. City of Anaheim. Public notice is hereby given that the City of Anaheim for the fiscal year upon the property hereinbefore described. I.N.F.E STREADAM for the sale on behalf of such delight thencefore by vintage authority in mevested unless the authority thereon are paid. 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The entire property was to be sold at public auction on the 1st and had already been advertised for sale when the purchasers took negotiations which were the men who now own the include, W. M. Scott, John N. B., W. B. Wetherbe and others. The same parties that two goo purchased the Rochester property. Both properties will be for sanitarium purposes. Spanish Club Actions have been issued by the club for a social hop at the house on Saturday evening, Dec. 26 one of the most enjoyable days of the season is anticipated. Committee in charge of festivities closed of Antonio Gaxiolo, Edente, M. F. Andratha, Paschall and Portillo. Tapia will serve a turkey and supper, and a feast of good food the Spanish club have been fully successful and largely attended and the coming hop is looked to with anticipations of great success. Shirts $1.75 at our semi-annual re-sale. Great Eastern, Santa For Rent Finished front room for rent. In-att this office. T—My field spaniel dog, medium black with white throat, answers name of Josh. Will pay liberal fee for his return. A. W. Dan-Miles tract.—It GARDEN SEEDS The distribution begins today at this Miss Worth Hervey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hervey of Santa Ana and George E. Butler of The Needles were married at the home of the bride on Monday morning. The bride was attired in a brown traveling gown and immediately after the ceremony and informal reception the couple left for Los Angeles. They will make their home in Needles. The groom is head book-keeper for Monaghan & Murphy at Needles, and the bride is one of the popular young ladies of Santa Ana. Frank Taylor Woodruff filed suit at Santa Ana on Monday against the Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Edison Electric Company for $15,000 damages for the death of his son in that town some months ago. The young man, Edward M. Woodruff, was working for the telephone company, and in August was repairing a line. An electric power wire of the Edison company came in contact with the telephone wire and the shock caused him to lose his hold and fall to the ground, sustaining injuries that caused his death. The complaint alleges criminal negligence on the par- of both companies. Dockweller, J.B. in Vineyard C 3, lot 27, block C, amount of tax and costs due, $1.35; Emery, Mrs Mabel, in Lorelei tract, lot 1, block B, amount of tax and costs due, $1.03; Hadley, E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 5, block 1, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 6, block 1, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 7, block 1, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 17, block 1, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 18, block 1, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 19, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 16, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 17, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 18, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, 70 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 25, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, 76 cents; Hadley E.S., in Spoerl tract, lot 26, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, 76 cents; Hauser, Julius., in Santa Fe tract, lot 36, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, $1.08; Hauser, Julius., in Santa Fe tract, lot 37, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, $1.08; Hauser, Julius., in Santa Fe tract, lot 38, block 2, amount of tax and costs due, $1.08; Hauser, Julius., in Santa Fe tract, lot 25, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, $1.21; Hauser, Julius., in Santa Fe tract, lot 26, block 3, amount of tax and costs due, $1.03; Hergett, Mrs G., in Reiser tract, lot 14, block D, amount of tax and costs due, 89 cents; Hergett, Mrs G., in Reiser tract, lot 15, block D, amount of tax and costs due, $1.03; Irvin, Miss A.M., in Reiser tract, lot 24, block C, amount of tax and costs due, 83 cents; Irvin, Miss A.M., in Reiser tract, lot 25, block C, amount of tax and costs due, 83 cents; Johnson, L.J., personal property improvements and in Anaheim extension south 10 acres of lot No 48, amount of tax and costs due,$13.82; Keehn,Henry ,in Santa Fe tract ,lot 30 ,block 3 ,amount of tax and costs due,$1.08; Langbain,C.H.,in Lorelei tract ,lot 7 ,block A ,amount of tax and costs due,$1.09; Larson,H.P.,in Center tract ,lot 29 ,block M ,amount of tax and costs due,$1.49; Leavy,Frank in Spoerl tract ,lot 29 ,block 4 ,amount of tax and costs due,$82 cents; Macfas,A.,in Vineyard C 3 ,lot 41 ,block D .amount of tax and costs due,$1.49; Maclas,A.,in Vineyard C3 ,lot 42 ,block D .amount of tax and costs due,$1.41; Mackel,Mrs Ella ,in Davis Cross addition ,lot 5 ,block C ,amount of tax and costs due,$61. Miller,H.J.,in Spoerl tract ,lot 11 ,block 5 ,amount of tax and costs due,$2 cents. CONDITIONS The real property will be sold subject to demission within twelve months from sale; but if not redeemed，conveyance in form of the property sold will be ceased to the purchasers thereof，as provided by law. No Property is Exemption No property is exempt from seizure because it has been used for personal property taxes; even the house and house utensils are subjected there to law is imperative.The Collector has no right to deny such possession or delinquents must suffer if they fail. All the property heretofore described by the City of Anaheim，County of California. Signed and dated at the said City of Anaheim，this 15th day of December，1904. N.F. STEADMAN Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim，of Orange，State of California. ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE SANTA ANA，CAL. Students may enter at any Winter time begins January 2，1904 or write for COLLEGE JOURNAL. MONEY can be borrowed favorable terms. SAVINGS，LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF A than from any institution in the Home Institution conducted by home men If you want to borrow money at a low rate to pay off your present mortgage，或 to buy a home or to improve present one，address or care Fred A.Back Secretary Christmas Handkerchiefs We are showing the biggest line of handkerchiefs from the 5c grade to the finest imported Swiss in variety not shown anywhere. A Discount of 10 per cent on every purchase over 1 doz. Millinery Reduction: 1-3 off former prices Special Sale of Dress Goods still on. All the leading shades—brown especially in large variety Finest line of Fancy Belts, ollars, and Neckwear in Lace and Spangles suitable for presents. FANS in endless variety 50c to the very finest Xmas Christmas Presents The Latest in Neck Ties: Imperials, Ascot and Tecks, English Squares, Four-in-hands Suit Cases, Clothes Brushes Silk Mufflers, Fancy hose, Dress and Driving Gloves, Silk Suspenders. Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main 66 Tailoring F. A. Yungbluth HOLIDAY GOODS Crockery, Glassware, Art Leather Goods Fancy Stationery Wood Novelties Holiday Fruits Crockery, Glassware, Art Leather Goods Fancy Stationery Wood Novelties Holiday Fruits Fancy Groceries H. A. DICKEL Jewelry Gifts For Everybody Only a few days until Christmas. Thousands of gifts are not purchased yet. Thousands of people will worry over what to buy right up to Christmas day. WILL YOU? Come to Padgham's The brightest Christmas store you ever saw is here. Our stock easily the broadest and handsomest in Orange county will prove the treasury of suggestion you may need. Everything is good, honest, beautiful. Whatever you may desire for personal adornment or for the beautifying of the home, it's here awaiting your coming. Jewelry—Precious Stones, Cut Glass Silverware—Bric-a-Brac Gifts of Elegance and Richness at Moderate Prices J. H. PADGHAM & SON 118 West Fourth St. SANTA ANA, CAL. REMOVAL SALE Owing to the fact that I am obliged to move part of my stock of goods to make room for the First National Bank of Anaheim, which will occupy part of my present store room. I shall make Liberal Discounts on several lines of goods. Some lines will be closed out entirely. I have a large and complete stock of Hardware, Stoves, Lamps, Crockery, Glassware, Four lines of Agateware, Three lines of Paints, Pipes and Fittings, Razors, Table and Pocket Cutlery and other articles too numerous to CONDITIONS The real property will be sold subject to remotion within twelve months from the day date; but, if not redeemed, conveyances absorine form of the property sold will be expended to the purchasers thereof, as provided by No Property is Exempt Property is exempt from seizure and sale personal property taxes; even the homestead house utensils are subjected thereto. The is imperative. The Collector has no discreand delinquents must suffer if they fail to the property heretofore described is in City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. N. F. STEADMAN, Collector of the City of Anaheim, County Orange, State of California. dec15-4t Orange County Business College SANTA ANA, CAL. Students may enter at any time Winter time begins January 2, 1905. Call or write for COLLEGE JOURNAL MONEY can be borrowed on more favorable terms from the SAVINGS, LOAN and BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM than from any similar institution in the State A Home Institution... conducted by home men If you want to borrow money at a low rate to pay off your present mortgage or to build a home or to improve your present one, address or call on Fred A. Backs, Jr Secretary Anaheim Owing to the fact that I am obliged to move part of my stock of goods to make room for the First National Bank of Anaheim, which will occupy part of my present store room. I shall makLiberal Discounts on several lines of goods. Some lines will be closed out entirely. I have a large and complete stock of Hardware, Stoves, Lamps, Crockery, Glassware. Four lines of Agateware, Three lines of Paints, Pipes and Fittings, Razors, Table and Pocket Cutlery and other articles too numerous to mention belonging to a Hardware stock. L. E. Miller WALLOP BRO'S. We carry the BEST SYRUPS. It's Nice when you have good maple syrup to eat on them. Buckwheat cakes, of course. And there's nothing more relished by the average person for We Also Carry Paquecha Drink. Poppy Dessert. Caso Corn Syrup. Santa Clara Syrup. Crystal Soy Syrup. Phone Main 126 All Orders Delivered Promptly