anaheim-gazette 1905-03-16

THIRTEEN INCHES OF RAIN INSURES BIG CROPS Two and a Quarter Inches for the Storm—Santa Ana River Higher Than for Many Years Rain began falling on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and continued in showers during the afternoon. The precipitation was not heavy, a half inch being recorded by Mr. Dickel's gauge at 7 o'clock that evening. Light showers fell at intervals during the night, the amount being .15 of an inch. Sunday was a rainy day. Beginning at 11 o'clock rain fell in sheets at intervals during the day. At noon the heaviest downpour of the year set in and continued until the streets and gutters ran with water. Heavy winds blew from the south shortly after noon, during which rain fell steadily. The precipitation was not continuous. Showers fell during the afternoon, with occasional heavy downpours which were usually of short duration. At 6 o'clock in the evening a heavy shower fell and during the earlier part of the night showers continued. An inch and .13 fell during the day and night. Total precipitation for the storm, 1.78 inches; for the season, 12.45; last year to date, 3.84. The rain comes in the proverbial nick of time. A vast area has been seeded to grain throughout the county, and although it was looking well, fears were entertained by some that unless rain came soon growing crops would suffer. With seasonable showers to follow later in the month and in April great crops ought to be harvested in this county. Lightning played havoc with telephone lines in all directions. On Monday half an inch fell, bringing the total for the storm up to 2.28 inches, and for the season 12.95. The Santa Ana river was higher on Monday night than for many years, a large treat at Bolts and adjoining land. the body resting on the neck. Unable in his stuper to extricate himself from his predicament, he was strangled by the weight of the body closing the windpipe as it was pressed upon the dashboard. Stockton had an operation performed on the skull a couple of years ago, and it was thought at first that injuries resultant from the old wound had caused death, but the autopsy showed the brain to be uninjured. Coroner Smith held an inquest yesterday at Santa Ana, whither the remains had been taken. No light was shed upon Stockton's death, but it is believed to be due to alcoholism. COMMERCE COMMITTEE SCENTS NARY ODOR Journey to Orange Saturday to Inspect Gas Works, but find Them Not in Operation The Gashouse Smelling Committee made a record-breaking trip to Orange Saturday morning. In fact the committee was back in town before a wildly expectant populace was quite aware it had gone. The committee went over in Hahn's three-seater, leaving the barn at 7 o'clock, but did not leave the city until half past. They were back in town about 9. Dr. Johnson and Mr. Rea were seen walking rapidly near the postoffice about that hour. The reporter detailed upon the case inquired: "Back from that trip to Orange already?" "Yes, we are back, but we haven't anything to report for publication," said the doctor. "Did you go to Santa Ana?" was asked. "No, we didn't," said Rea; "but I'm on my way to Corona. Will give you our report in a few days." The two gentlemen disappeared around the corner. The reporter hunted up Mr. McCollum, who was found at his establish- POLES ON BROADWAY WORRY CITY TRUSTEES First They Order Them in the Alley, Then Reconsider and Order Them on South Side of Street. The city trustees took a fall out of the south side of Broadway Tuesday evening. Early in the evening, after a lengthy discussion, they ordered the Sunset telephone poles to be placed in alleys north and south of that street. Later, at 11:30 o'clock, after adjournment Mayor Rust called the board in special session, it having been discovered that one of the alleys does not run through Los Angeles street and the board unanimously decided to order the poles placed on the south side of Broadway. Mr. Rea and Dr. Johnson represented the property owners living on-the-south side of Broadway and made vigorous objection to the proposed changing of the line of poles from the north to the south side of that street. "We are trying to improve your town by making that street a credit to it," said Rea, "and we have partially succeeded. Now dont order those unsightly poles on the south side of the street when there are alleys made for that purpose. The poles now on the north side are sufficient disfigurement of the street as it is and we hope you will not order a pole line on each side." Mr. Ross of the telephone company said his instructions were to put the poles on opposite sides to electric light poles, thus eliminating the element of danger and increasing the effectiveness of the service. This is being done on all streets in town. He had changed poles on Broadway from the north to the south side at all points except in the three blocks from Los Angeles to Olive street. Engineer Lewis stated the placing of telephone poles on the opposite side of the street would also increase the effectiveness of the lighting service. Storm's Havoc The storm of Sunday washed out both Southern Pacific and Santa Fe tracks between this point and Los Angeles, and communication between the two points was interfered with. The Santa Fe washout occurred at Hobart, and the Santa Fe was compelled to use the Salt Lake tracks in order to get its trains out of Los Angeles. All trains were hours late and travelers were considerably inconvenienced. The Southern Pacific had a bad washout at Artesia as well as just outside Los Angeles, and was unable to get a train out of the latter place this way during the day. A number of trains were stalled here on both roads on Monday night, but traffic was opened during the night. Los Angeles sustained serious damage from a washout in the foothills which damaged the Seventh-street bridge across the river. At Santa Monica the long wharf had a section carried away near the center of the structure. At San Pedro the wind blew a gale of 60 miles an hour, and considerable damage was done to points along shore. Wind blew at intervals with considerable violence in this valley during Sunday afternoon, but caused no damage. Rain fell in torrents a few minutes, when clearing skies indicated a break in the storm. Telephone communication was interfered with in all directions, but wires were again in operation on Tuesday. The total precipitation for the season is about 13 inches, and the country never looked better. Rain and Crops "Big acreage being set to grain in the county?" inquired the reporter of W. J. Hill as he was coming out of the postoffice one afternoon last week. "And a lot of it will never come up unless we get some more rain," he replied. The next day Hatfield turned loose again, the precipitation amounting to nearly two inches. Bill's face must have been suffused in smiles thereat, for he has quite an extensive acreage in grain himself. DEAD HAND CLUTCHED THE REINS An underground message from Orange, received late last night, was to the effect that the gas company had not been aware of the visit of the distinguished gentlemen forming the gashouse committee, and the works were shut up when they arrived. Back from that trip to Orange already? Yes, we are back, but we haven't anything to report for publication," said the doctor. Did you go to Santa Ana? was asked. No, we didn't," said Rea; "but I'm on my way to Corona. Will give you our report in a few days." The two gentlemen disappeared around the corner. The reporter hunted up Mr. McCollum, who was found at his establishment dusting his shoes and laughing to himself amusedly. What's the latest line on gashouse stinks? queried the reporter. Say, I'd rather not talk about it," he replied, bending double in a laugh that split his sides. Go ask Dr. Johnson. He sat in the middle seat. I sat in the rear seat. He knows all about it, and I don't know a thing. Excuse me while I wait on this customer." Tell me about this thing you're laughing about," proceeded the newspaper man when next he secured a grip upon Mac's ear. "I couldn't do it, you know. We agreed not to say a thing about it—not till we make our official report, and that you will have in due time. Honestly, the committee agreed not to say a word about it just yet." Did you go to Orange? Oh, yes, we went to Orange all right." he replied pleasantly. Did you see the gas works? Well, now, I'd rather have you talk to the men in the middle seat about that. Were the gas works in operation? Well, now, really I couldn't say a word as to that. The committee agreed not to talk about it. The reporter ran into Henry Adams buying a chance in the grab box at Barborka's. What's that gashouse committee got to say about the trip to Orange? he was asked. We haven't got back yet!" he replied in his most diplomatic way. The reporter persisted. Look here, young feller," Adams went on, "The committee thought it had a stink coming. But I can't take the lid off yet, honest I can't." Did you see the gas works? Yes, what there was of it." Young plant in operation?" You go and see Rea; he'll tell you all about it." Mr. Grim was called up over the long-distance phone and asked about the trip to Orange. The committee has nothing to report for publication. Yes, we went to Orange. We saw the works. Were they in operation? Well, you see the committee agreed not to talk about our report until we made it to the chamber of commerce." And he hung up the long-distance. An underground message from Orange, received late last night, was to the effect that the gas company had not been aware of the visit of the distinguished gentlemen forming the gashouse committee, and the works were shut up when they arrived. Mr. Ross of the telephone company said his instructions were to put the poles on opposite sides to electric light poles, thus eliminating the element of danger and increasing the effectiveness of the service. This is being done on all streets in town. He had changed poles on Broadway from the north to the south side at all points except in three blocks from Los Angeles to Olive street. Engineer Lewis stated the placing of telephone poles on the opposite side of the street would also increase the effectiveness of the lighting service. Dr. Johnson suggested the alleys be used, observing the telephone company could easily accommodate its limited number of subscribers in that vicinity thereby. Ross said the new line was for the purpose not only of improving the service, but of cutting down ten party lines to two, four and six party lines, number of subscribers. The present line would not permit this and placing poles in the alleys would entail the expense of two pole lines. This he was unable to do. Rea took exception to the statements made by Ross as to bettering the service, adding that with poles in the alleys excellent service could be maintained. "It is a question whether you will protect your own citizens," he said "or whether you will favor an outside corporation which is only here to make money. We are trying to make that street a credit to the town. We object to these poles in front of our houses. We want to improve the town. Help us if you can." The board discussed the matter for an hour, desiring to do the right thing by property owners as well as the telephone people. City Attorney Melrose read the ordinance granting the telephone people a franchise, pointing out the right of the municipality as well as the company. Schwenckert moved that the poles be placed in alleys running between Los Angeles street and Olive. Seconded by Berdrow and carried. The Broadway property owners withdrew. Ross examined the map and found the alley north of Broadway did not run into Los Angeles street. When the board adjourned at 10:30 again submitted his case to them. "The board has ordered me to place poles upon an alley which is not open. I do not think that right. These property owners are entitled to consideration, but so are we. We have spent $4000 in your town putting in a new system and we are not through with our work." The board discussed the matter, Darling and Fletcher being outspoken against placing the poles in the alleys, and at 11:30 were called in special session when the alley order was reconsidered and the poles ordered on the south aldea of Broadway. Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for February: Water $280 40, electric lights $563 15, licenses $475 25, total $1318 80. Delinquents reported: Water $16, lights $7, total $23. Delinquents collected: Water $28, lights $26 90, total $54 90. Treasurer Hartung reported the following funds on hand: General fund DEAD HAND CLUTCHED THE REINS Newton Stockton, a Talbert Farmer, Found Dead In His Rig While on His Way Home from Santa Ana Newton Stockton, a Talbert rancher, was found dead in his vehicle at the White ranch, a mile north of Talbert, at dark on Friday evening. Stockton and Ross McDowell left Santa Ana about 5 o'clock for home. Both had been drinking. McDowell left Stockton a short time before the latter arrived at the White ranch. Mr. White had his attention attracted by the barking of his dogs. Going out, he discovered Stockton's rig with its occupant lying dead within it. Stockton's dead hand clutched the reins of the horse. The only mark found on Stockton's body that could indicate violence is a slight contusion over the eye. But this, in the opinion of physicians, would be insufficient to cause serious injury. When found at the White ranch, the body was in the bottom of the rig with the head over the dashboard, one hand holding the reins and the other caught under the body. A quart bottle of whiskey, one-sixth full, was found in the bottom of the buggy. The most tenable theory as to the cause of death, as advanced by Coroner Smith, is that Stockton was in a semistupetied condition from drinking and fell from the seat after McDowell left him. In falling his head struck some portion of the iron fixtures of the buggy, inflicting the wound over the eye and temporarily stunning him. At the same time, as indicated by the position of the body when found, the head fell over the dashboard, with the weight of Mr. Grim was called up over the longdistance phone and asked about the trip to Orange. "The committee has nothing to report for publication. Yes, we went to Orange. We saw the works. Were they in operation? Well, you see the committee agreed not to talk about our report until we made it to the chamber of commerce." And he hung up the long-distance. An underground message from Orange, received late last night, was to the effect that the gas company had not been aware of the visit of the distinguished gentlemen forming the gashouse committee, and the works were shut up when they arrived. Word comes from Orange that the committee had made an appointment with the gas man to have the works in operation, but that he forgot all about it, and when the committee arrived he was out of town. At Orange no complaint is made of the odor of gas, as none escapes, but some objection is made to the smoke issuing from the chimney. The works have 35 patrons, and run during parts of only two days a week. MRS. HALL'S MIRACLE Experiences Similar to This Have Occasioned Considerable Comment in Anaheim. Few women are better known in Lockport, N. Y., than Mrs. Pattie D. Hall, as she belongs to one of the best families and has a large circle of friends and acquaintances. In a recent interview Mrs. Hall said: "The experience I have been thru in the last two years seems like a miracle. I was so badly off that life seemed almost unendurable and my deafness increased so that I could scarcely hear anything. The suffocation in my chest and the indigestion caused by my catarrh, produced very severe suffering. I had five different physicians, bought everything that anybody recommended to me, but finally gave up in dispair." "One day my milliner asked me if I had ever tried Hyomel. I began the treatment and can thankfully testify that Hyomel does cure this terrible disease. Since using it my hearing is greatly improved and the trouble is when I take cold. I then use Hyomel and always get instant relief. My friends and acquaintances marvel at the change in my health and hearing." Hyomel has made many cures of catarrh and in connection with Hyomel balm, of catarrhal deafness, in Anaheim. Similar experiences to that of Mrs. Hall's have created a large sale for Hyomel with W. B. Hutchinson. The complete outfit, including the inhaler, costs but $1, while extra bottles are but 50 cents. Ask W. B. Hutchinson to show you the strong guarantee under which he sells Hyomel. Berdrug of the public improvements committee reported the laying of 350 2-inch pipe on Philadelphia street for the Puente oil company, and water connection made for Levi Mann's new residence on Hedwig street. Darling of the ordinance committee reported ordinance No. 168, prescribing the saloon zone. Read second time. It will be found in another column. Schwenckert called up the matter of the railroad bell on West street. Since the last meeting it had rung 20 hours. It is a nuisance, he said. It was recently repaired but was only good for a day or two. Since January 1 it has rung 99 watt hours. The city attorney was instructed to punch up the Santa Fe which promised to put alarm bells at Sycamore and Center streets. City Engineer Lewis of the power house submitted a report which will be found elsewhere in this paper. The board empowered Lewis to employ an expert to go over the field with him and make complete estimates of cost of new water and lighting systems. C. E. Groat was granted an extension of 60 days' time on cement contract work. Lewis said the city electric light wires on Broadway west of Los Angeles street were strung on poles of the telephone company. These poles were now being changed to the south side of the street along this thoroughfare, and he suggested these be purchased by the city. Mr. Ross of the telephone company who had not yet taken his fall out of the Broadway people, created a good impression by arising and saying his ON BROADWAY BORRY CITY TRUSTEES New Order Them in the Then Reconsider and Her Them on South Side of Street. Trustees took a fall out of the Of Broadway Tuesday evening. the evening, after a lengthy they ordered the Sunset poles to be placed in alleys south of that street. La-vo'clock, after adjournment it called the board in special having been discovered that alleys does not run through Angeles street and the board decided to order the poles one south side of Broadway. And Dr. Johnson represent property owners living on the Of Broadway and made vignition to the proposed change of poles from the north side of that street. trying to improve your town that street a credit to it," and we have partially succeed dont order those unsighthe south side of the street are alleys made for that "The poles now on the north efficient disfigurement of the is and we hope you will not be line on each side." of the telephone company instructions were to put the opposite sides to electric light eliminating the element of increasing the effectiveness rate. This is being done on an town. He had changed roadway from the north to side at all points except in rocks from Los Angeles to Lewis stated the placing of poles on the opposite side of would also increase the effecf of the lighting service. company would be pleased to present the poles to the city free. Mayor Rust said Thank You, Kindly, and it was so ordered. Lewis was empowered to make repairs on Ideal engine to extent of $50. Eagles were given permission to hold a picnic at Columbia grove on Easter Sunday, the aerie to pay $30 for special policemen to preserve the best of order. Secretary Michod of the chamber of commerce wrote of the necessity for enforcing the dog ordinance. The board acquiesced. To the marshal, with instructions to try it on all dogs roaming about town without visible means of support. Petition of W. H. Spake and E. F. Wyatt for sidewalks or Olive street laid over for further signatures. Petition from T. Armstrong, H. Kroeger and others asking for water connections on the east side, filed. Petition of L. Nemetz relating to sidewalks in front of his property on Center and Chartres streets and pointing out alleged mistakes in measurement therein. Mr. Nemetz stated he received a demand from Gardner for $210.95. He had paid $105.22, half the amount. He added that if the city would pay the other half he would deed it ground owned by him on which sidewalks had been laid. Referred to committee on public improvements. A letter was read from the Edison electric company offering to install works for pumping and lighting at a cost of $1500, the city to maintain wells tanks, houses, etc; also aproposition to purchase the municipal plant outright. Schwenckert opposed the idea. He compared our municipal works with the Edison regime at Santa Ana, saying the people of that town were now on the verge of a sawsuit with the company over rates. The matter will come up again at the next meeting. Steadman said the Western Union telegraph poles were rotting and should be replaced. To the clerk to write to company. Letter from J. A. Tyler expressing thanks for expressions of good will. Filed. The board here adjourned, when Mr. Ross of the telephone octopus proceeded to get in his deadly work. Parker Heirs At Law Heirs of the late Leonard Parker have gone to court over a division of the property, which consists of a sixty acre tract northeast of town valued at $16,000. Joel Parker has asked the superior court for an order of sale, so that the ranch may be sold and the proceeds divided; while the other heirs oppose such plan, fearing that Joel Company would be pleased to present the poles to the city free. Mayor Rust said Thank You, Kindly, and it was so ordered. Lewis was empowered to make repairs on Ideal engine to extent of $50. Eagles were given permission to hold a picnic at Columbia grove on Easter Sunday, the aerie to pay $30 for special policemen to preserve the best of order. Secretary Michod of the chamber of commerce wrote of the necessity for enforcing the dog ordinance. The board acquiesced. To the marsshal, with instructions to try it on all dogs roaming about town without visible means of support. Petition of W. H. Spake and E. F. Wyatt for sidewalks or Olive street laid over for further signatures. Petition from T. Armstrong, H. Kroeger and others asking for water connections on the east side, filed. Petition of L. Nemetz relating to sidewalks in front of his property on Center and Chartres streets and pointing out alleged mistakes in measurement therein. Mr. Nemetz stated he received a demand from Gardner for $210.95. He had paid $105.22, half the amount. He added that if the city would pay the other half he would deed it ground owned by him on which sidewalks had been laid. Referred to committee on public improvements. A letter was read from the Edison electric company offering to install works for pumping and lighting at a cost of $1500, the city to maintain wells tanks, houses, etc; also aproposition to purchase the municipal plant outright. Schwenckert opposed the idea. He compared our municipal works with the Edison regime at Santa Ana, saying the people of that town were now on the verge of a sawsuit with the company over rates. The matter will come up again at the next meeting. Steadman said the Western Union telegraph poles were rotting and should be replaced. To the clerk to write to company. Letter from J. A. Tyler expressing thanks for expressions of good will. Filed. The board here adjourned, when Mr. Ross of the telephone octopus proceeded to get in his deadly work. EPITOME OF LOCAL EVENTS St. Patrick's day in the morning. Some nice new crosswalks on the principal streets would be just about right. The building of commodious cottages goes on apace, and the town is rapidly growing. Dr. Adams has purchased a lot in the Sunrise tract from Frank Baum and will shortly begin the erection of a $2000 residence. The handsome new public school building on Olive street was formally occupied on Monday by the first and second grades. Pete Syre and Fritz Ruhman took a flying trip to Huntington Beach one day recently to look upon their real estate in that young burg. E. L. Clawson, Herman Schindler, Edward Boege and Eugene Adams were initiated into the Odd Fellows on Tuesday evening. The members of Co. E have arranged to give a social dance every Thursday evening after drill. The hops are pleasant affairs and give social enjoyment to those attending. A glee club has been formed among the younger people of this city with about fifteen members. Mandolin and guitar will be taught and a musical organization of note is promised. The supervisors have denied the petition of F. R. Hazzard and other residents of the Peat asking for the opening of a road through property of the Bolsa Chino gun club to the ocean. George Boyd & Co. have a large force engaged packing oranges. The fruit is large and luscious and finds ready sale in the eastern markets. A scarcity of cars has retarded the work past few days. The Spooner ranch west of town was sold recently to Geo. Duman, for $15,-000. The ranch consists of 40 acres and is one of the best properties in this vicinity. Mr. Duman recently sold his ranch on west Broadway. One of the pleasant features among the exhibits at the rooms of the chamber of commerce is the arrangement of The telephone company instructions were to put the opposite sides to electric light eliminating the element of increasing the effectiveness of this is being done on our town. He had changed roadway from the north to the side at all points except in rocks from Los Angeles to Lewis stated the placing of poles on the opposite side would also increase the efficiency of the lighting service. Son suggested the alleys be being the telephone company accommodate its limited subscribers in that vicinity. The new line was for the only improvement of cutting down ten party four and six party lines, subscribers. The present permit this and placing alleys would entail the extra pole lines. This he was exception to the statements posing as to bettering the service that with poles in the alley service could be maintained is a question whether you own your citizens," he said you will favor an outside which is only here to make it to the town. We object lies in front of our houses, improve the town, Help us." He discussed the matter for resiring to do the right thing owners as well as the telelea. Murrey Melrose read the ordinance the telephone people a pointing out the right of the way as well as the company. Short moved that the poles be alleys running between Los street and Olive. Seconded and carried. Roadway property owners with examined the map and valley north of Broadway did Los Angeles street. The board adjourned at 10:30 matted his case to them. "The ordered me to place poles may which is not open. I do that right. These property entitled to consideration, we. We have spent $4000 in putting in a new system not through with our work." He discussed the matter, Dar-Fletcher being outspoken being the poles in the alleys, were called in special session the alley order was reconciling the poles ordered on the of Broadway. Steadman reported the collections for February: Wakelectric lights $563 15, li-25, total $1318 80. Delinerted: Water $16, lights $7, Delinquents collected: Waters $26 90, total $54 90. Hartung reported the folls on hand: General fund thanks for expressions of good will. Filed. The board here adjourned, when Mr. Ross of the telephone octopus proceeded to get in his deadly work. Parker Heirs At Law Heirs of the late Leonard Parker have gone to court over a division of the property, which consists of a sixty acre tract northeast of town valued at $16,000. Joel Parker has asked the superior court for an order of sale, so that the ranch may be sold and the proceeds divided; while the other heirs oppose such plan, fearing that Joel might secure possession of the property at low cost. Judge West had the heirs in court one day this week. After argument was submitted Judge West announced his decision to appoint three referees who shall determine by examination of the wishes of the nine children, whether the estate shall be sold in a lump piece or whether it shall first be divided into nine parts and then sold separately. Fire at Terminal Fire on Thursday night at 11 o'clock destroyed the grocery establishment belonging to Chas Henderson at Terminal Island. The store and its contents were a total loss. The building was of corrugated iron and when discovered the flames had already attained considerable headway. The loss is placed at $3700; insurance, $2500. I. F. Rice, who brought up the news, lost his sample case which he had placed in the store the previous evening. Miss Roxy L. Beebe, daughter of Mrs. N. Beebe, and W. E. Perrin of Illinois were married Wednesday evening of last week at the residence of the bride's mother. 'Rev. Johnson performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin left for Illinois where they will make their home. The bride is a sister of Bird V., and Dr. J. L. Beebe. The groom is a prosperous farmer of Illinois. Andy Fuhrberg and "Bud" Eubanks have had the grounds at Athletic park put in first-class condition and free of all foreign growth. A good job was performed, and the grandstand was touched up with saw and hammer and the park now will lineup with the best of them. "Tony" Hessel, head engineer at the Union brewery, contemplates taking a trip east shortly. Your many friends will miss you, Tony. John Rothe, a Russian peasant is said to have received a check from Germany for $37,000. It was left him by the death of an uncle. Roadmaster Dyer reported yesterday that the approach to the Olive bridge had washed out during Tuesday night. Olinda will meet the Hoegee Flags at Athletic park on Sunday afternoon. Henry Smith has the job of painting the new telephone poles. Ladies, be sure and read Misses Hill advertisement in this issue. B. Dauser is laying the foundation George Boyd & Co. have a large force engaged packing oranges. The fruit is large and luscious and finds ready sale in the eastern markets. A scarcity of cars has retarded the work past few days. The Spooner ranch west of town was sold recently to Geo. Duman, for $15,-000. The ranch consists of 40 acres and is one of the best properties in this vicinity. Mr. Duman recently sold his ranch on west Broadway. One of the pleasant features among the exhibits at the rooms of the chamber of commerce is the arrangement of fruit in pyramid fashion, instead of spreading the products upon the tables as heretofore. The new designs are artistically arranged and are pleasing to the eye. Company E had an outdoor drill on Thursday evening and repaired to Athletic park where blank cartridges were used in mimic warfare. Target practice was to have been held on Sunday but rain prevented. Weather permitting, the shoot will take place Sunday next. Residents of a portion of La Habra school district have petitioned the authorities for permission to join with a part of the East Whittier school district, in Los Angeles county, in forming a new school district, to be known as Lowell. Orange county is willing, and has passed the matter up to Los Angeles. M. Barborka, who recently sold his Center street property to the Odd Fellows, contemplates leaving shortly for Europe, accompanied by his son and daughter. Both the latter will be left there to attend school. Mrs. Barborka will remain. Mr. Barborka's removal leaves Anaheim without a jeweler. A good opening here for the right party. The Horace K. Turner traveling art exhibits will be placed on exhibition here March 28 and 29. The collection is the best reproduction of celebrated paintings by old masters. The pictures are finely mounted and hung, and afford an excellent opportunity to view the field of reproductive art. Admission will be charged, the proceeds to be used for the purchase of pictures and casts for the decoration of the schoolrooms. We have received from the college of agriculture of the University of California, Bulletins Nos. 163 and 164, the first treating of the disease known as pear scab and giving practical results of observations and experiments upon its occurrence and treatment. Bulletin No. 164 is on Poultry Feeding and Propitary Foods. Both pamphlets are full of facts and suggestions of great practical value. A reunion of the family of the late W.J. Smith was held at the old homestead on Orangethorpe avenue on Sunday, and when the kin folk assemble there is quite a gathering. On this occasion day passed pleasantly to all. Ayer's One dose of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral at bedtime prevents night coughs of children No croup.No bronchitis.A Cherry Pectoral doctor's medicine for affections of the throat,bro Steadman reported the collections for February: Water electric lights $563 15, li-25, total $1318 80. Delinquents collected: Wants $26 90, total $54 90. Hartung reported the folds on hand: General fund bond No. 1 $907 50, No. 3 $432, library $245 92, 99. Howard reported five discating collateral to the 350 from the offenders. Of the finance committee auditing bills to the amount $1, Warrants were later payment therefor. Of the public improvements reported the laying of 350 2-on Philadelphia street for oil company, and water conduit for Levi Mann's new residedwig street. Of the ordinance committee ordinance No. 168, prescribion zone. Read second time. Sound in another column. Kert called up the matter of bell on West street. Since meeting it had rung 20 hours. Hence, he said. It was required but was only good for a mo. Since January 1 it has 60 hours. Attorney was instructed to the Santa Fe which promised warm bells at Sycamore and meets. Engineer Lewis of the powermitted a report which will be where in this paper. And empowered Lewis to impart to go over the field with make complete estimates of water and lighting systems. Coat was granted an extended' time on cement concretes in this paper. And the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles of the company. These poles were changed to the south side of along this thoroughfare, and need these be purchased by the telephone公司. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles ofthe company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on poles ofthe company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on polesofthe company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by arising and saying his said the city electric light broadway west of Los Angeles were strung on polesofthe company. Not yet taken his fall out of alway people, created a good by risingand sayinghis saidthecitylectriclightbroadwaywestofLosAngeleswerestrungonpolesofthecompany.Notyettakenhisfalloutofalwayspeople,createdagoodbyarisingandsayinghissaidthecity ElectricLightbroadwayWestofLosAngeleswerestrungonpolesofthecompany.Notyettakenhisfalloutofalwayspeople,createdagoodbyarisingandsayinghissaidthecity ElectricLightbroadwayWestofLosAngeleswerestrumpingonpolesofthecompany.Notyettakenhisfalloutofalwayspeople,createdagoodbyarisingandsayinghissaidthecity ElectricLightbroadwayWestofLosAngeleswerestrumpingonpolesofthecompany.Notyettakenhisfalloutofalwayspeople,createdagoodbyarisingandsayinghissaidthecity ElectricLightbroadwayWestofLosAngeleswerestrumpingonpolesofthecompany.Notyettakenhisfalloutofalwayspeople,createdagoodbyarisingandsayinghissaidthecity ElectricLightbroadwayWestofLosAngeleswerestrumpingonpolesofthecompany.Notyettakenhisfalloutofalwayspeople,createdagoodbyarisingandsayinghissaidthecity 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Our Mr. Falkenstein during his recent visit to San Francisco secured a choice line of all that is new and stylish in Summer wearables. We shall be pleased to show you all the new ideas and fancies for Spring and Summer, and extend a cordial invitation to the public to inspect this extensive line of merchandise. ASHER & FALKENSTEIN "Where Quality Counts" Seeding Time HAS COME You will find all kinds of the best seeds at DICKEL'S Barley Oats Rye Wheat Alfalfa Beet Vegetable or Flower Seed Falkenstein returned some days from San Francisco and during the fine line of goods has arrived establishment. Mr. Falken-ports a way up time in the me-hes, he having met all the mem-the Anaheim colony now domi-re and enjoyed pleasant trips the city with them. Amy Hartman, who formerly here, but for some years past been living in Europe, was be-ved $16,000 by the will of her late Robert Thelle, who died in Los is some weeks ago. Miss Hart-mother died in Italy recently. She of both will be brought to city and interred in the family ground at the cemetery. Kuebler swore to a complaint in Howard's court this week charg-T. Wells with malicious mis-Kuebler and Wells are neigh-living on the east side and the grew out of a fence separating properties. Wells believed the was upon his property and re-rit. Then Kuebler had him arri-Judge Howard will look into latter Monday. Fox and Mike Neipp went hunting at Newport some days and returned with a bag of feath-eauties. One of the incidents of p was Neipp's involuntary bath waters of the bay before day-He stepped from the boat into water, missing his calculations of ore a few feet. He was wet to in, but continued the hunt and with Prof. Fox enjoyed a fine port. Staples, a former resident of Bay, who has been in Arizona for over of years, arrived for a visit his father, R. R. Staples. He then superintendent of a mine at, but some weeks ago met withident wich resulted in two bro-ibs and a compound fracture of. He was in the hospital sever-kks and as soon as able came to him to recuperate. On the trip his train ran into a freight, his is turned over and he was flung his berth, but escaped injury. He main during the summer. Spring Summer SUITS and Fancy Vests AT YUNGBLUTH & KROEGER Phone Main 66 127-Cenfer St. Illuminating Oils Lubricating Oils C. G. McKINLEY HAY, GRAIN, WOOD AND COAL, ICE AGENT FOR Union Fertilizer Co's. Orange, Lemon and Walnut Fertilizers Coulson's Egg Food Darling's Beef Scraps All kinds of Seeds Call and get prices Los Angeles St. Anaheim WALLOP BRO'S. It's Nice We carry the BEST SYRUPS. 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 breakfast. We have the best syrup, made from the Vermont sugar. All size cans from 25 cents up. Or if you want to make some molasses candy, butter scotch or caramels, we have just the right kind for each of them. If you're uncertain what kind of syrup you need, leave it to us; you're safe here at all times. What shall it be today. WE ALSO CARRY Panocha Drips, Poppy Drips, Caso Corn Syrup, Santa Claus Syrup, Crystal Corn Syrup ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY WE ALSO CARRY Panocha Drips, Poppy Drips, Caso Corn Syrup, Santa Claus Syrup, Crystal Corn Syrup ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY Remember my store for the finest and best CANDY, STATIONERY BOOKS, NOVELS, ETC. I can save you time, trouble and expense if you will give me your subscriptions to any newspaper or magazine in any language. Jos. Helmsen Millinery Opening Will show designs of Pattern Hats, Special Street Hats and Latest Millinery Novelties MONDAY, MARCH 20TH, 1905 HILL SISTERS 116 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALL