anaheim-gazette 1905-02-16

Our Sacramento correspondent telegraphs the information that Assemblyman Amerige will fight any raise of salaries of Orange county officials. Good for Amerige! Don't permit the county seat push to Hassonize you! Water is rising in wells throughout this section since the heavy rains of last week. Wells in the peat bottoms which ceased flowing in the summer have begun flowing. Water in wells near the river is rising rapidly, in one instance the rise being six feet. According to the official report of the bank commission the 224 interior banks of California are prosperous. These institutions have gained $4,864,758 in assets and $3,494,107 in deposits since August of last year. Lieut. Alexander, of the inspection staff, who was here with Col. Wilhelm Monday evening, used to be a compositor on the Sacramento Bee and later one of its local writers. This proves the falsity of Mr. Dooley's recent observation that all the great editors are dead. Johnny Greeley is an aspirant for superintendent of the Whittier state school. Greeley is qualified to fill the position. He has held office all his life and wouldn't know what to do with himself away from the public crib. The place pays $5000 a year. Now they say the fairy tale about tearing down the Del Campo and erecting those fifteen cottages is all a dream, with no probability of its coming true. It keeps one busy listening to reports about the building, the latest being that it will not be razed but will be repaired, repainted and renovated into one of the finest hotels in Southern California. Unusual weather conditions have prevailed during the week. Beginning on Sunday morning a chilly east wind blew and continued during the day and night. On Monday the weather was again zephry during the afternoon. The following day heavy clouds appeared and that unless the admiral promptly disavows, the Kaise will call for an explanation. How amicably these people beyond the sea get along with one another anyhow. Two bills before the legislature possess especial interest to Orange county; one being an act appropriating $250,000 for the erection of a state institution for teaching scientific agriculture, the other providing for pathological station, both to be located in one of the seven southern counties. Orange county should secure both of the institutions and with a little effort on their part of our people we ought to be able to land them "our midst" without difficulty. Taxpayers throughout the county might just as well prepare for an advance of salaries of county officials. The boys at the court house want a raise, Senator Anderson will in all probability favor it and there seems to be nothing for the common people to do but to go and swallow it. That is the way the matter presents itself and with no organized effort to prevent the new grab will go through. Probably one or two county officials need assistance owing to the county growth during recent years, but signs are not wanting to indicate that a general advance in salaries all along the line is contemplated. Salaries were raised $3 per year by the legislature four years ago, making raise $32000 for the term over the schedule allowed ficials up to the beginning of the terms of the previous encumbents. Now another substantial raise is about to be passed out to the taxpayers. The question is present here, who should regulate these salaries, the county officials or the taxpayers? If Senator Anderson who has been closeted with the boys at the courthouse this week, is correctly quoted as saying he would raise, let him look at the remains of the man responsible for the first raise and prepare to pick up place for himself alongside of him upon the wall. California takes seven hundred prizes at the St. Francis exposition. The prizes cover a wider and more wide range of products, achievements and resources any other State in the Union or any other country in the world. In what is mined we go from infinity to gold. We exhibited the greatest variety of fruits of any part of the world, and it is affirmed grand prize. Our vegetables have equal recognition. Our scholastic establishments and achievements give honors. One grand prize carries with it a Now they say the fairy tale about tearing down the Del Campo and erecting those fifteen cottages is all a dream, with no probability of its coming true. It keeps one busy listening to reports about the building, the latest being that it will not be razed but will be repaired, repainted and renovated into one of the finest hotels in Southern California. UNUSUAL weather conditions have prevailed during the week. Beginning on Sunday morning a chilly east wind blew and continued during the day and night. On Monday the weather was again zephry during the afternoon. The following day heavy clouds appeared and yesterday morning showers began. Old timers say we are to have a wet year. Bueno! A lady steps in to inform the editorial housewife of her success in making pants for her little boy out of the old man's cast off garments and advising adoption of a like plan on the score of economy as well as its general praiseworthiness. To which the answer is that the editor has only one pair and if they are made over for the kid what will the poor man do? LIVERYMAN HAHN was a number of years ago in the employ of John D. Rockefeller. Hahn was one day offered a promotion in his service at a better salary but he was so attached to the horses in the barn that he refused to part with them. Perhaps if he had taken the offered position Standard Oil might have another man at the head of it. Rockefeller might be running a livery barn in Anaheim and Hahn riding in a private car and playing golf at Pasadena. An English lord of the admiralty has made a speech in which he said that in future wars England need not look so much to the Mediterranean as the North Sea for her first naval engagement. The speech has roused the German press, and despatches aver LOCAL INTEREST IN BRANCH EXPERIMENT STATION Act Introduced in Legislature Appropriating $50,000 Therefor—Chamber of Commerce Interested Assemblyman Estudillo of Riverside has introduced a bill in the legislature making an appropriation of $50,000 for the establishment of an experiment station in one of the seven southern counties. The bill will in all probability pass, although it may be subject to minor amendments and the amount appropriated may be reduced. Orange county will make a strong bid for the station. The chamber of commerce of this city has already taken the matter up and an available site will be selected to be submitted to the consideration of the commission having the matter in charge. Estudillo’s bill southerly seven counties of the State of California as said commission may deem proper, having consideration for the purposes for which it is to be used. It must be first class tillable land and in its soil, location and general environment be typical and representative of the best horticultural and agrilcultural conditions. Provided, that no site or tract shall be chosen which is not susceptible of irrigation and for the irrigation of which some ample and permanent water right, under some well established system, is not already provided. For the purposes of securing or purchasing said farm, said commission shall have the power to take and secure options, or bonds for deeds and may accept a gift of the whole or any part of said farm. They may also receive gifts of water-rights, canals, ditch, flume or other rights, easements or other appurtenances to any farm which they may select, and may also purchase any such water or other rights, or acquire the same by the right of eminent domain. Section 3. The deed for said tract of land, or other property purchased, shall, when the same shall have been purchased by said commission, be taken in the name of, and the deed shall be made to the regents of the university hereinabove provided for against said appropriation above authorized. After suing have been paid therefrom, the ing portion of said appropriation be subject to the order of and paid to the said board of ratifying Californian. Our exhibit was sumptuous exhibitors have a right to feel proud of it and recognition it had from their peers. LOCAL INTEREST IN BRANCH EXPERIMENT STATION Act Introduced in Legislature Appropriating $50,000 Therefor—Chamber of Commerce Interested Assemblyman Estudillo of Riverside has introduced a bill in the legislature making an appropriation of $50,000 for the establishment of an experiment station in one of the seven southern counties. The bill will in all probability pass, although it may be subject to minor amendments and the amount appropriated may be reduced. Orange county will make a strong bid for the station. The chamber of commerce of this city has already taken the matter up and an available site will be selected to be submitted to the consideration of the commission having the matter in charge. Estudillo’s bill southerly seven counties of the State of California as said commission may deem proper, having consideration for the purposes for which it is to be used. It must be first class tillable land and in its soil, location and general environment be typical and representative of the best horticultural and agrilcultural conditions. Provided, that no site or tract shall be chosen which is not susceptible of irrigation and for the irrigation of which some ample and permanent water right, under some well established system, is not already provided. For the purposes of securing or purchasing said farm, said commission shall have the power to take and secure options, or bonds for deeds and may accept a gift of the whole or any part of said farm. They may also receive gifts of water-rights, canals, ditch, flume or other rights, easements or other appurtenances to any farm which they may select, and may also purchase any such water or other rights, or acquire the same by the right of eminent domain. Section 3. The deed for said tract of land, or other property purchased, shall, when the same shall have been purchased by said commission, be taken in the name of, and the deed shall be made to the regents of the university hereinabove provided for against said appropriation above authorized. After suing have been paid therefrom, the ing portion of said appropriation be subject to the order of and paid to the said board of ratifying Californian. Our exhibit was sumptuous exhibitors have a right to feel proud of it and recognition it had from their peers. LOCAL INTEREST IN BRANCH EXPERIMENT STATION Act Introduced in Legislature Appropriating $50,000 Therefor—Chamber of Commerce Interested Assemblyman Estudillo of Riverside has introduced a bill in the legislature making an appropriation of $50,000 for the establishment of an experiment station in one of the seven southern counties. The bill will in all probability pass, although it may be subject to minor amendments and the amount appropriated may be reduced. Orange county will make a strong bid for the station. The chamber of commerce of this city has already taken the matter up and an available site will be selected to be submitted to the consideration of the commission having the matter in charge. Estudillo’s bill southerly seven counties of the State of California as said commission may deem proper, having consideration for the purposes for which it is to be used. It must be first class tillable land and in its soil, location and general environment be typical and representative of the best horticultural and agrilcultural conditions. Provided, that no site or tract shall be chosen which is not susceptible of irrigation and for the irrigation of which some ample and permanent water right, under some well established system, is not already provided. For the purposes of securing or purchasing said farm, said commission shall have the power to take and secure options, or bonds for deeds and may accept a gift of the whole or any part of said farm. They may also receive gifts of water-rights, canals, ditch, flume or other rights, easements or other appurtenances to any farm which they may select, and may also purchase any such water or other rights, or acquire the same by the right of eminent domain. Section 3. The deed for said tract of land, or other property purchased, shall, when the same shall have been purchased by said commission, be taken in the name of, and the deed shall be made to the regents of the university hereinabove provided for against said appropriation above authorized. After suing have been paid therefrom, the ing portion of said appropriation be subject to the order of and paid to the said board of ratifying Californian. Our exhibit was sumptuous exhibitors have a right to feel proud of it and recognition it had from their peers. LOCAL INTEREST IN BRANCH EXPERIMENT STATION Act Introduced in Legislature Appropriating $50,000 Therefor—Chamber of Commerce Interested Assemblyman Estudillo of Riverside has introduced a bill in the legislature making an appropriation of $50,000 for the establishment of an experiment station in one of the seven southern counties. The bill will in all probability pass, although it may be subject to minor amendments and the amount appropriated may be reduced. Orange county will make a strong bid for the station. The chamber of commerce of this city has already taken the matter up and an available site will be selected to be submitted to the consideration of the commission having the matter in charge. Estudillo’s bill southerly seven counties of the State of California as said commission may deem proper, having consideration for the purposes for which it is to be used. It must be first class tillable land and in its soil, location and general environment be typical and representative of the best horticultural and agrilcultural conditions. Provided, that no site or tract shall be chosen which is not susceptible of irrigation and for the irrigation of which some ample and permanent water right, under some well established system, is not already provided. For the purposes of securing or purchasing said farm, said commission shall have the power to take and secure options, or bonds for deeds and may accept a gift of the whole or any part of said farm. They may also receive gifts of water-rights, canals, ditch, flume or other rights, easements or other appurtenances to any farm which they may select, and may also purchase any such water or other rights, or acquire the same by the right of eminent domain. Section 3. The deed for said tract of land, or other property purchased, shall, when the same shall have been purchased by said commission, be taken in the name of, and the deed shall be made to the regents of the university hereinabove provided for against said appropriation above authorized. After suing have been paid therefrom, the ing portion of said appropriation be subject to the order of and paid to the said board of ratifying Californian. Our exhibit was sumptuous exhibitors have a right to feel proud of it and recognition it had from their peers. LOCAL INTEREST IN BRANCH EXPERIMENT STATION Act Introduced in Legislature Appropriating $50,000 Therefor—Chamber of Commerce Interested Assemblyman Estudillo of Riverside has introduced a bill in the legislature making an appropriation of $50,000 forthe 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The bill will in all probability pass, although it may be subject to minor amendments and the amount appropriated may be reduced. Orange county will make a strong bid for the station. The chamber of commerce of this city has already taken the matter up and an available site will be selected to be submitted to the consideration of the commission having the matter in charge. Estudillo's bill reads as follows: An Act providing for the establishment of a branch agricultural experiment station of the university of California, providing for the appointment of a commission to purchase land and appropriating money therefor. The people of the State of California, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as follows: Section 1. A commission is hereby appointed to consist of five persons who shall be known as the commission for the selection and purchase of a branch agricultural experiment station of the university of California. Said commission shall consist of the following persons, each of whom shall be, and is hereby appointed as a member of said commission: The governor of the State of California, who shall be the president of said commission; the president of university of California; the lieutenant-governor of the State of California; the president of the state board of agriculture; and the state commissioner of horticulture of California. Said commission shall hold office until they have performed the duties hereinafter provided for. They shall receive no compensation, but the expenses of their qualification and necessary traveling expenses shall be paid out of the moneys hereinafter appropriated. Section 2. Immediately after the appointment of said commission they shall organize and proceed to select and purchase a tract of land to be known as a branch agricultural experiment station of the university of California and to be used as such agricultural station and for the site or location of buildings, and such other structures as may be necessary for use in connection therewith and for the purposes herein set forth. Said tract of land shall be located at such place embraced within the territory comprising the Section 3. The deed for said tract of land, or other property purchased, shall, when the same shall have been purchased by said commission, be taken in the name of, and the deed shall be made to the regents of the university of California. When said commission shall have selected and purchased the said tract or other property herein provided for, they shall present their claim for the amount or sum agreed to be paid therefor to the state board of examiners, and upon the allowance of said bill or claim the controller shall draw his warrant for the amount thereof, payable out of the sum hereby appropriated in favor of the owner or owners of the properties selected and purchased as hereinabove provided for. Said warrant or warrants when so drawn shall be delivered to said commission, which shall use the same to pay the purchase price of said tract of land or other property, taking a deed therefor as aforesaid, the same to be delivered and filed with the regents of the university of California. Section 4. The said tract of land when purchased as aforesaid shall be immediately given into the possession of, and shall be under the management, direction and control of the board of regents of the university of California. Immediately upon obtaining possession of said tract of land said regents shall proceed to have constructed thereon buildings and such other structures as shall be necessary for an agricultural experiment station. They shall provide for the purchase of supplies, implements, machines and apparatus, the planting of trees and vines and forage and agricultural crops, for the purchase of domestic live stock and for the employment of laborers. The said agricultural experiment station shall be used for experimental and investigational work in connection with the agricultural experiment station of the university of California. Section 5. The sum of fifty thousand dollars is hereby appropriated for the purpose of this act. The commission A plightly disavows, the Kaiseration. How amicably these men along with one another, mature possess especial intercession. How amicably these men be located in one of the Orange county should secure and with a little effort on the part to be able to land them "in city." The county might just as well of salaries of county officials. Those want a raise, Senator Antoine favor it and there seems no mon people to do but to grin at the way the matter presents itself effort, to prevent the raid through. Probably one or two instances owing to the county's years, but signs are not wanting to advance in salaries all along. Salaries were raised $8000 for four years ago, making the over the schedule allowed of the terms of the present substantial raise is about to payers. The question is pertingulate these salaries, the court-payers? If Senator Anderson, with the boys at the courthouse noted as saying he would favor that the remains of the man reaise and prepare to pick out a hide of him upon the wall. Hundred prizes at the St. Louis recover a wider and more valuachievements and resources than Union or any other country in mined we go from infusorial exhibited the greatest variety of the world, and it is affirmed by a betables have equal recognition. Moments and achievements get the hand prize carries with it a valua- Take notice in ye afternoon ye womenne folk are requested to bring your knitting or needle and thimbles, for 'tis not seemlie to be idle. A collection will be taken to assist in paying for ye pavement around ye meeting house. N. B. Alle ye people who are blessed with good lungs will stand and join in ye last hymn. If so be that any of ye friends would like to get patterns of ye styles of dresses of ye maidens they can do so while ye singers stop to get theyre breath. Ye mayor and ye marshal of ye city will be in attendance and if it be so that anyone should falle asleep he will be sought out, awakened and reproved. Unseemlie mirth is not good, but a becoming applause is a sweet savour to ye average olde folke singer. Anyone who wants a song repeated must send up two shillings. Should anyone fear, after ye concerte is over, that he has had too much benefit for ye money paid, he can make a further payment before retiring. JONATHAN DORE. His Transformation to Savagery and Return to Civilization. In June, 1746, Jonathan Dore, a boy of twelve years old, was told by his father, who was at work with other men in the field, to sit on the fence and keep a sharp lookout for Indians, who were suspected to be not far away. This was in or near Rochester, N. H. The boy sat whistling on the fence. The Indians all at once came in sight. He gave the alarm, and the men all escaped, but before he could get down from the fence the Indians seized him. His father saw him captured and carried off, but could do nothing. Eleven years afterward the Fort William Henry massacre occurred. Among the New Hampshire soldiers who escaped was a Dover man, who declared confidently that he had seen Jonathan Dore. He had often been at Mr. Dore's house and knew Jonathan well. He was sure he had not been mistaken in his identification. When the massacre became general after the surrender of the fort, the Dover man ran for the woods and was closely pursued by an Indian. His purser gained upon him so fast that he turned at last and faced him to meet his unavoidable fate. The uplifted tom- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS For the Week Ending February 14, 1905 Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. O M Newman to T G Steward, n of lot 6, blk C, N Palmer tract M M Shaffer to J M Cain, s of nw of nw1 and sw1 of net of nw1 of sec 26, t 5 s, r 11 w, 30 acres. $5000 A McDermott to C H Stiles. 7 acres in nw1 of set sec 33, t 3 s, r 10 w $2800 W D and D T Whitted to M J Havens lot 7, block D, Humphrey's add to Santa Ana, $300 E Butts to N Trudeau, w1 of sw1 of net sec 21, t 5 s, r 10 w, 20 a, $10 M Bennett to F M Feighner, 15 a on nw cor 5th and Artesia sts, Santa Ana, $4000 H C Dawes to E J Gardner, lot 9, blk D, Price & Stella Fruit add to Santa Ana, $10 E Fletcher to A E Susmill, lots 10, 11 and 12 blk L, Lorelel tract Anaheim $1 J P Cuddeback to M C Cuddeback et al, lots 3, 4, 13, 14, blk G, Orange, $10 J and M C Ross to L C Preston, e1 of set of nw1 sec 26, t 5 s, r 11 w, 20 a, $1400 O A and J H Stirling to H F Gardner, lots 1, 2, 4, 11, Gardner's add to Orange, $10 G Acheson to W H Welsh & C Harrod, lots 9 and 10, blk 2, G Acheson's sub Orange, $10 S S Wood to A Haoke, lots 48 and 49 Calver home tract, Orange, $1200 W Maganey to A B Royal, lot 18, blk 9 Pacific City, $10 A F Barr to L C White, set of nw1 of sw1 and sw1 of net of sw1 sec 29, t 5 s, r 10 w, 20 a,$10 S G and C S Cooper to J F Wright, lot 28, blk 28,新port Beach,$10 A L Land and Doerr to F Elliott, lot 3, blk K,Ross add to Santa Ana,$10 J N and E H Anderson to M B Thompson, lot 20 and w 34 ft lot 19，blk A，Chubb's add Orange,$750 S Farrar to A E Farrar. 17.88 a in wt of set of nw1 sec 23，t 4 s，r 10 w,$1166 A E Farrar to S P Mulford. 17.88 a in wt of set of nw1 sec 23，t 4 s，r 10 w,$10 J Cubbon，trustee，to H E Smith，lot 9，blk 5,south add to Santa Ana,$450 C O Leatherman to M E Helme，lot 28，blk 105,Huntington Beach,$10 M E Heime to C O Leatherman， lots 7 and 9，blk 2，Helme's add to Santa Ana,$10 G H Randall，trustee，to E H And A M Saling，lot 25 Morse villa tract,Santa Ana,$10 J O Peterson to J I and M L Laffoon, CURES CATARRH DEAFNESS One Week's Use of Hyomei Did Than Six Months' Treatment Specialists. In the treatment of deafness we often a result of catarrh Hyomei almost immediately upon the membrane and the hearing being return at once. A few days treat will bring relief,and in three weeks according to the severity case,a cure will be accomplished. Miss Meeks of Mattewan,N.Y.Hyomei is truly wonderful.Used it but a short time and see change in my condition.My life is improving rapidly and I had.I would improve so rapidly in a time.My breath which was severe to others has lost its bad odor.I have spent a great money with catarrh specialists,truely say that six months of treatment is not equal to one month of omel. W.B.Hutchinson is selling upon the unusual plan of agriment return the money if the medicine not cure. A complete outfit costs only consists of an inhaler that carried In the vest pocket,a dropper and a bottle of Hyomei inhaler will last a lifetime and enough Hyomei for several treatments.Additional bottles met can procured for 50 cents pare this small expense with charged by specialists and their ber that if Hyomei does not cu Hutchinson will return your试. Reclamation Project WASHINGTON,Feb.15-Reative Daniels of California and Rankin and R.H.Thayer,counterthe California Development had a talk with the president garding the taking over by their ment reclamation service of Central Valley irrigation project.The president gave to a letter to secretary Hitchcock him to give a hearing sons in interest,so that an emination of the matter reached. The interior department drew forty-five townships lands in California,Nevada tana from disposal under land laws for irrigation purge embrace 506,880 acres in pendence (Cal.)and 539,920 Carson City (Nev.)land drawn from all forms of dis- The hundred prizes at the St. Louis discover a wider and more valuable achievements and resources than Union or any other country in mined we go from infusorial exhibited the greatest variety of the world, and it is affirmed by a betables have equal recognition. Amounts and achievements get the award prize carries with it a valuable exhibit may get no of its defective arrangement for while one less worthy may outill in its display. Such expositions of the states and countries resort to them, and unattractive now may destroy all good effect. And prize for the style of the installation At Paris the state commission, an installation, made most ineffec- The state board of trade has installed at Atlanta, Hamburg, Even the French, with their ex- value of display, did not succeed in installers' skill and taste were at the inventives of the various cities and and the result was that whereveronia was exhibited, were it a potato, box of fruit, a piece of timber, or can wine, brandy or olive oil, it was knowing its best. Skill and experi- a sense of setting and proportion, last, were at the service of every Our exhibit was sumptuous and the cut to feel proud of it and of the our societies. Hereinabove provided for shall draw against said appropriation as hereinbove authorized. After such sums have been paid therefrom, the remaining portion of said appropriation shall be subject to the order of and shall be asked to the said board of regents for the purposes of this act. Section 6. This act shall take effect immediately. The residence on the Leonard Parker place east of town burned to the ground on Monday afternoon. The fire started from a defective flue. The building was a two-story frame, erected in 1872. It was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Tucker. When the fire was discovered the Tuckers ran to apply the hose, but found their tank contained no water. A high east wind was blowing at the time. The building and its contents were entirely consumed. Loss estimated at $5000. John Johnson started yesterday for the Dale mining district. It was raining as he started, but he was anxious to get over the river before further washouts interfere with travel. He looked for a heavy storm, yet braved the elements in order to keep an engagement with capitalists seeking investments. The trip will John Johnson started yesterday for the Dale mining district. It was raining as he started, but he was anxious to get over the river before further washouts interfere with travel. He looked for a heavy storm, yet braved the elements in order to keep an engagement with capitalists seeking investments. The trip will consume six days and as rain set in immediately after he left, John will probably get wet before morning. Good fortune attend him, and may he strike it rich. Isaac Lyons, a former resident of this city, father of Mrs. Morris Smith of Orangethorpe, and Miss Belle Lyons, well known hereabout, died on Monday at his home in Los Angeles, after a brief illness. The remains were interred in Los Angeles yesterday. Capt. Stern goes to Los Angeles on Saturday to take examination before the regular army examining board. The exam is said to be rigid, much more so than that of the national guard. We salute the captain and hope he may come off with flying colors. The bark Centralia has arrived at Newport Beach from Gray's Harbor with 500,000 feet of lumber for the Griffith company. What Ho! Good neighbours Alle! Come to ye Colonial Tea and old-en-time quaintlyes by ye Ladies' Aid Society of ye Presbyterian meeting house, to be held at ye home of Doctor Johnston at ye cross-roads of Broadway and Los Angeles highways on Thursday, February twenty-third, 1905. Ye finerie and doings of our great, great grandmothers, "Me good old-fashioned ways" Of ye good old-fashioned days." Some of ye conceits for ye delite of ye body physickall will be pumpkin pyes, doughnuts, cookyes, et cetera and so forth. Ye doors will be unbarred in ye afternoon from 2 to 5 o'ye clocke, also from early can-dell-light to 10:30 o'ye clocke. Another bill o' fare will be one parte songs by ye young men and women, likewise tunes on ye stringed instruments, et cetera. American Assurance. Americans are not the most impudent persons on the face of the earth. Nevertheless on occasion they can give points to those of some other nations. A traveler in Korea was discovered taking snapshots of Russian soldiers and promptly arrested. "Have you been photographing my soldiers?" inquired the officer. "Yes, and I should like to take yours. Permit me!" Snap, and the thing was done. The Russian laughed, and the two men fell into conversation, whereupon the American said that he had recently been in Port Arthur. "Port Arthur!" exclaimed the Russian. "Impossible!" Oh, no; not impossible. Your compatriots escorted me in." And, pulling some photographs from his pocket, he added: "I took these snapshots of your torpedo destroyers as they scooped down upon the little boat I was in." The Russian looked from the man to the pictures with undisguised amazement. "Those are certainly our boats," he admitted. "Perhaps you know their names and will oblige me by writing them on the backs of the pictures." Like the queen of Sheba before Solomon, there was no longer any spirit in the Russian. Meekly he took the profered American pencil and upon the American's prints wrote the names of the Russian torpedo destroyers. FOR SALE Full - blooded Percheron stallion. Apply to Charles Baxter, on S. K. Holman ranch. feb 2-1m The New Palace Photo Studio first door south Opera House corner, Santa Ana. HARTSOOK PHOTOGRAPHER No deposit required; pay when work is finished. SPECIAL NOTICE The public is hereby notified that I will not in future be responsible for any indebtedness contracted by my wife, Julia Becker. ANDREAS BECKER. Anaheim, Feb. 3. 1905. STRAYED OR STOLEN One dark buckskin colt about 2 years old, spot in forehead, 3 white feet, from F. B. Tuffree Boromea. Return colt to above address and receive reward. feb2-2t G A Clark to F M Clark, nwf of nwf sec 11, t 5 s, r 10 w, 10 a, $10 R C Archibald to G H Warren, lots 6 and 9, blk 58, Buena Park, $10 E L Bouman to L Hillyard, 3½ a in lot 9 Vanderslip tract, $10 J W Harris to M A Menges, lot 17, blk C, Bartlett's add Santa Ana. $10 East Newport Town Co to W F Hedstrom, lot 23, blk 10, East Newport, $10 C Hoefer to Santa Ana, 30 ft strip to widen 18th st., $10 L Hillyard to E L Bouman, lot 11. blk C, Noah Palmer tract, $10 C Hoefe. to CP Remsberg, lot on cor Main and 18th sts, Santa Ana, $10 G J Stock to J G Wirsching, lots 31 and 32, blk 4, Summerfield & Oppenheimer sub Anahaim, $10 J Fiscus to W S McFarlane, part of lot 23, Anahaim, $250 A G Bartlett to H Requarth, east 6 a sf of st of set of net sec 8, t 4 s, r 10 w,$225 Est. of J W Hobart to Carrie F Murray, lots 1 and 3, blk A, Look's of sec 18, t 5 s, r 10 w,$2 L O Myers to C M Salter, lots 10, 11; 12, blk A, Bartlett's add to Santa Ana,$10 Stearns Ranchos Co J H Stewart, wf of swf of set sec 24, t 5 s. r 11 w,$10 W Heaslip to C C Carpenter, lot 44, blk 17, Fullerton,$5 Emma Kraemer to S J Lillie, lots 5 to 20, bl 28, lots 5 to 12, blk 47, Fullerton,$10 Sickening Shivering Eits of Ague and Malaria, can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. This is a pure, tonic medicine; of especial benefit in malaria; for it exerts a true curative influence on the disease; driving it entirely out of the system. It is much to be preferred to Quinine having none of this drug's bad after-effects. E. S. Munday, of Henrietta, Texas writes: "My brother was very low with malarial fever and jaundice; till he took Electric Bitters which saved his life. At Hutchinson's drug store; price 50c guaranteed. SANTA BARBARA SOFT SHELL WALNUTS, grown from selected seed, orange and loquat trees both budded and seedling; also eucalyptus and cypress trees for sale by L. Z. Huntington, Anahiem Cal. j26-tf Pyne Music Co., 633 S. Union Ave., Los Angeles. The finest in town is our burned leather and wood work. Hutchinson's Drug Store. 35c and 40c embroidered handkerchiefs 25c. Great Eastern, Santa Ana. We Just Received 500 Flower Pots, Hanging Baskets and Fern Pans. These were Bought at a Bargain and will be Sold Accordingly ... 4 inch Flower Pots...2c. 8 inch Flower Pots...10c. 6 inch " " ...5c. 10 inch " " ...20c. Get our prices on: Poultry Netting, Barbed Wire, Nails, Building Hardware, Etc. Estimates furnished on Plumbing and Galvanized Iron Work. Anaheim, Cal. A. NAGEL This is the easiest fence to put up Is the prettiest fence when it is up Stays up in good shape the longest. Just notice the LOCK, it stays L. E. MILLER'S Hood's Sarsaparilla enjoys the distinction of being the greatest curative and preventive medicine the world has ever known. It is an all-round medicine, producing its unequalled effects by purifying, vitalizing and enriching the blood on which the health and strength of every organ, bone and tissue depend. Accept no substitute for Hood's, but insist on having Hood's AND ONLY HOOD'S. LIVERY Rose Ave. Stable Austin & Tuffree Props. Rose Ave., Ocean Park E. L. EUBANKS S. W. COTTLE The Jerrick EUBANKS & COTTLE, Props. FAMOUS CYRUS NOBLE WHISKEY MAIER & ZOBELEIN BEER. Phone Main 95 Center St. Washington D. C. Excursion Only This is the easiest fence to put up Is the prettiest fence when it is up Stays up in good shape the longest. Just notice the LOCK. it stays GATES READY MADE AT L. E. MILLER'S Long Beach Boarding Stable J. WAGNER, Proprietor When you drive down to Long Beach put up your horse at the Long Beach Boarding Stable, right in the center of town. Transients will be given the best of attention, and customers will be served cordially and promptly. Phone Home 559 234 East 4th St. LONG BEACH DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 Anaheim Evergreen NURSERY The largest stock of Palms, Acacias, Camphor, Gravella, Robusta, Texas umbrella and numerous other varieties of ornamental trees and plants suitable for street planting; also large stock of different varieties of Gums, Cypress, Pines, Loquats and house plants PRICES AT THE NURSERY wanted a listment of anything you have in Real Estate, Ranches or City Homes Do you wish to trade city for country, or visa versa? Go see F. BACKS Undertaker Dealer in Furniture Wall Paper, Cornices, Window Frames, Upright Washington D.C. Excursion Only $88.00 On account of inauguration of President Roosevelt. Dates of sale, Feb. 25, 26 and 27, 1905. Return limit 60 days. Agents will give particulars. Santa Fe HARTSOOK'S New Photo Studio First Place South of Opera Cor. 312 Bush Street. B. Uttley The Tailor Finest line of Suitings and Trousers in stock 112 W 4th SANTA ANA For Sale or Trade Five acre Alfalfa ranch, 8 miles from Lakeview, well seeded, good supply of water, large barn. Valuation $1100. A coming locality, proposed railroad, 7 mile stage line from Perris. Will sell or trade for property in this locality of equal valuation. Has mortgage of $400; in trade will assume. Apply to E. L. CLAWSON, S. P. depot. PRICES AT THE NURSERY wanted a listment of anything you have in Real Estate, Ranches or City Homes Do you wish to trade city for country, or visa versa? Go see W. C. Eymann & Co. opposite bank in Anaheim Courteous treatment and quick returns go hand in hand F. BACKS Undertaker Dealer in Furniture Wall Paper, Cornices, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Upholstery Goods, Paints, Oils, and Glass. Sewing Machine Supplies Corner Los Angeles and Chartres Sts Grand Canyon ... of Arizona ... EXCURSIONS ON FEBRUARY 11 AND 12 More opportunities to visit this greatest and grandest of natural wonders and to enjoy the luxury of living at the new quarter million hotel "El Tovar." Tickets good on all trains on dates named, and ten days for return. $25 From Southern California Stations $30 From San Joaquin Valley and San Francisco Bay Points Full particulars at SANTA FE Offices A NEW ROOF must be put on the house or barn this spring. The old shingles cannot withstand the sun and storm another season. If this job is not to be done over for at least 20 years you better use our No. 1 SHINGLES They are good for that length of time, anyway, and perhaps longer. Lumber, too, for repairs about the house, or for that new house or barn. J. M. GRIFFITH CO. S. Los Angeles St. near S. P. Depot ANAHEIM, CAL. HENRY M. ADAMS, Agent. Boston Bakery FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES. Ice Cream and Confectionery S. Kistler, Proprietor