anaheim-gazette 1905-04-06

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 SUBSCRIPTION - 1.50 Per Year HENRY KUCHEL, EDITOR Six months...$1.00 Three months...50cts Payable invariably in advance. Transient advertising $1 per inch per month The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. Subscriptions will be solicited this week for the purchase of a site to be offered the state for a pathological station. Our readers are already aware of the nature of the enterprise, and there exists a general unanimity of sentiment in favor of the effort to locate it here. Men of means should respond liberally. Let all the money necessary be subscribed this week. We have dangerous rivals in Riverside, Whittier and Monrovia, each of which, we understand, is after the station. These communities are alert and aggressive, and if Anaheim expects to win the prize its citizens must be up and doing to the end that an appropriate site may be secured. Mr. Gervaise, living on South Los Angeles street, manifests a commendable spirit in offering a free site on his property. More men like him in the community, and we should have no fear about getting the station, for Anaheim is high standing. He ran with the foremost business in the state, and his neighbors friends in Orange county nothing but words of caution for his services in the He has been president of Walnut growers' association has attended to the business organization with energy utility, always serving with His friends express the hope he may be able to free him any and all entangling and that with a new start may be permitted to re-place in business and financial cles. We have nothing of commendation for the acts of a public and private for which the community obligations to this gentleman has been a good citizen hope he may come off with colors in his case against ours coterie of vampires sought his financial Strength to his arm against assassins. Wm. Schwenckert and W. Adams have been upon to enter the contest at tomorrow's election their names will be submitted the consideration of vote Schwenckert is a member city trustees, and make capable and energetic office Mr. Gervaise, living on South Los Angeles street, manifests a commendable spirit in offering a free site on his property. More men like him in the community, and we should have no fear about getting the station, for Anaheim is the natural point, all things considered, for this station. Let the committee be met with liberality, and do not permit the solicitors to call twice. Either contribute, or say you will not, so that attention may be devoted to more enterprising citizens. But contribute, and contribute liberally, and let there be no ifs, ands or buts about it. We want that laboratory. Recent surveys seem to have turned property lines topsy-turvy. The latest discovery is that Warner’s barn projects fourteen inches upon the property on which the Odd Fellows are preparing to erect a two-story brick block. Mr. Nemetz finds his paint shop infringes an inch upon Mrs. Strodthoff’s Center-street property. Several fences and at least one barn have had to be moved in order to conform to the spirit of progress. These changes foreshadow a building boom which will be on in full swing before the summer is well advanced. For some time past friends of Mr. Neff have known that in order to free himself from further losses by unscrupulous business associates in his confidence years ago in the north he would be compelled to avail himself of proceedings in bankruptcy. Mr. Neff has lived amongst us many years, and has always borne an irreproachable reputation and occupied a high no Wm. Schwenckert and W. Adams have been upon to enter the contest their names will be submitted the consideration of vote Schwenckert is a member city trustees, and make capable and energetic office resides at the West End, dents of which declare that of the district is entitled sentation upon the board. Dr. Adams is a man of education, capable in every attending to the duties of the Besides these two candidates J. H. Clabaugh and P. B both excellent gentlemen, er now a member of the body Krick used to be a school before entering the water o is competent to fill the duty office in an eminently sat degree. Four good men from among whom voters lect fitting officials to pre the destinies of our public Jim Sleeper never made er mistake than when he p himself to become a cand councilman at the court Jim had the democratic tion for sheriff as good a away in his vest pocket; entree into municipal pol go far toward laying him shelf. Jim will be damne elected, and he will be da he is defeated. Meantime Lacy continues to saw wood said to be not averse to term. Santa Ana’s municipal occurs next week, and in point to a dry majority ably a two to one vote. T ago 688 dry votes were cas wet, giving the prohibis a Mr. Neff have known that in order to free himself from further losses by unscrupulous business associates in his confidence years ago in the north he would be compelled to avail himself of proceedings in bankruptcy. Mr. Neff has lived amongst us many years, and has always borne an irreproachable reputation and occupied a high position among business and financial circles. He has grown a splendid orchard of walnut and other trees, and was one of the first to demonstrate the fine adaptability to walnut culture of the section southwest of the city. He owes not a dollar to local people, and his recent proceedings in the courts have reference to old-time connections in San Francisco, in which he seems to have been made a prey to unscrupulous associates. Mr. Neff has given much of his time and money to work for the public's good, and for years has been vice president of the California Deciduous Fruit Exchange, and in the absence of President Sprague in the north, has been in charge of the headquarters office in Los Angeles. He has been in charge of millions of dollars of fruit shipments, and has not only given a good account of his stewardship, but has brought to the management of the exchange business foresight and experience of a SANTA ANA’s municipal occurs next week, and in point to a dry majority likely a two to one vote. The ago 688 dry votes were cast wet, giving the prohibits a net of 257. Since then 311 new have registered, three-four whom are said to vote dry. election two years ago the keepers exerted no little influence among themselves and employees and associates per fifty votes. Dan Baker and Freeman, apostles of the we been gathered to their father the saloon-keepers are gone matter of fact the wets had tically given up the fight. An outcropping of county appears in Santa Ana's mayor election, and two good men republican, the other a de are being led to the slaughter. Two to one is about with Prohibits will do to the wets Ana's election on Monday. McFadden will rape Oyamper, John Cubbon will blossom as an aspirant for the re nomination for assessor, Sleeper will be put to sle candidate for the democration for sheriff. standing. He ranks today the foremost business men in Orange county and his neighbors and in Orange county have but words of commendahis services in their behalf. been president of the local growers' association and added to the business of the union with energy and abilays serving without pay. ands express the hope that be able to free himself from all entangling alliances, with a new start in life he permitted to resume his business and financial cirWe have nothing but words commendation for the many public and private nature with the community is under ons to this gentleman. He on a good citizen, and we may come off with flying his case against a nefaririe of vampires who have his financial undoing. to his arm against these Schwenckert and Dr. W. lams have been prevailed enter the contest for school at tomorrow's election, and names will be submitted for consideration of voters. Mr. Kert is a member of the tees, and makes a very and energetic official. He One hundred and fifty sample copies of this issue are mailed this morning to residents of different portions of Orange county. Look the paper over, those of you who do not see it regularly, and if you be so minded, send us your name as a regular subscriber. A solicitor will call upon you at an early day. We last week published the program of a farmer's institute to be held at Riverside the 7th and 8th of April. We wish to call attention to two special features which will probably make it the most important meeting of growers and packers of citrus fruits yet held in Southern California. Nineteen hundred and five is evidently to mark the commencement of a new era-in California agricultural education and demonstration. The late legislation has greatly strengthened the hands of our state university in this department. President Wheeler is enthusiastically interested in the new development now made possible. Although excessively busy he has consented to come and address the meeting on this subject. Prof. Stubenrauch, in charge of field investigations of the agricultural department of the university, will present the plan and scope of extended experiments in citrus orchard fertilization commenced last year, under the man-agement of J. W. Mills. A discussion of the plans for these import- Schwenckert and Dr. W. Adams have been prevailed center the contest for school next tomorrow's election, and Jones will be submitted for consideration of voters. Mr. Kert is a member of thetees, and makes a very and energetic official. He at the West End, the resi- which declare their part district is entitled to repre- upon the board. Adams is a man of ideas and capable in every way of going to the duties of the office. As these two candidates are baugh and P. H. Krick, excellent gentlemen, the form-member of the board. Mr. need to be a school teacher entering the water office, and sent to fill the duties of the man eminently satisfactory Four good men and true, long whom voters may se- g officials to preside over ties of our public schools. Keeper never made a great- more than when he permitted to become a candidate for man at the county seat. The democratic nomina- heriff as good as tucked his vest pocket; but his two municipal politics will award laying him on the arm will be damned if he is and he will be damned if created. Meantime Sheriff continues to saw wood, and is not averse to another Ana's municipal election next week, and indications dry majority by probo- to one vote. Two years cry votes were cast, to 431 ing the prohibs a majority come and address the meeting on this subject. Prof. Stubenrauch, in charge of field investigations of the agricultural department of the university, will present the plan and scope of extended experiments in citrus orchard fertilization commenced last year, under the management of J. W. Mills. A discussion of the plans for these important investigations is desired, since their success depends largely upon the co-operation of practical orchardists. Harold G. Powell, pomologist in charge of fruit storage investigations of the United States department of agriculture, with assisting experts, has been in Southern California three months, beginning exhaustive investigations as to causes and possible prevention of citrus fruit decay. Results already obtained are most marked and unexpected. These results so far as definitely determined, and the methods of securing them, will be presented by Mr. Powell, and discussed by practical growers and packers who have had opportunity of following the experiments. Since time has not allowed Mr. Powell to carry on these demonstrations in but a limited number of places, it is exceedingly important that a good representation of both growers and packers from all orange growing sections be present, that the results thus far obtained may be as widely disseminated as possible, the best means of utilizing them discussed, and the importance of the investigations being continued, considered. Both packing houses and railroads are rendering Mr. Powell every possible facility for carrying on his work, and experimental cars are now being started on their long journey nearly every day. It is believed by those who have followed the experiments closely that this scientific research has already disclosed the ANA's municipal election next week, and indications of dry majority by proboto one vote. Two years early votes were cast, to 431, again the prohibits a majority. Since then 311 new voters registered, three-fourths of the said to vote dry. At the two years ago the saloon-kerted no little influence, among themselves and their associates probably Dan Baker and Judge apostles of the wets, have served to their fathers, and keepers are gone. As a fact the wets have practiced up the fight. Propping of county politics in Santa Ana's municipal and two good men, one a man, the other a democrat, led to the slaughter. One is about what the will do to the wets at Santaction on Monday. Jeems will rape Oyama Goep-Cubbon will blossom out servant for the republicanion for assessor, and Jim will be put to sleep as a for the democratic nominator sheriff. TO THE PUBLIC I take the liberty of informing the people of Anaheim that I will be succeeded by Mr. C. I. Hoople in the jewelry business on the 10th of April. I know Mr. Hoople to be a good watchmaker, being for two years past with Montgomery Bros. of Los Angeles, engaged as a first class watch repairer. He comes to Anaheim with the intention of staying and give to all his customers perfect satisfaction. All repairs will be accepted now in my store as Mr. Hoople will occupy the old stand until such time when his new store is finished. I am thankful to all my customers for their generous patronage, and it is my hope that the same liberal patronage be extended Mr. Hoople. Very respectfully, M. Barborka. According to a bulletin issued by the U.S. Geological survey California is now the leading state in the production of oil. Always Reliable Selling Out Our entire line of Woolen Dress and Walking Skirts Regardless of Cost We need the room for our daily arrival of new shipments, and if price will be any object, they will move in a hurry. 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