anaheim-gazette 1905-06-08

LOCAL EVENTS Ben Kraemer was in town on Friday from Placentia. Theo. Ford was in town this week from his ranch near the river. John Hanna was a visitor in town the fore part of the week from Miraflores. Miss Hettie Weisel some evenings ago, entertained a number of friends at a party at her home. Don Juan de la Guerra was in town a day or two ago from Yorba, on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Melrose and Miss Winifred Melrose visited with friends at Long Beach on Sunday. Johnny Hanna and wife were over from Redlands this week for a visit with relatives and friends. Harry Hanna came down from Los Angeles on Sunday to spend the day with relatives and friends. Andy Fuhrberg enjoyed a visit the past week from his brother, August Fuhrberg, and wife, of Los Angeles. M. D. Henry and wife of Tacoma have been in the city for some weeks past. He contemplates a trip to San Diego. Rev. and Mrs. Wrenn of Miraflores have taken their departure for Berkeley, where they will reside during the summer. Herr Hessel, of the brewery, went to Los Angeles on Friday to vote at the election. He voted against the b. p. Mrs. T. A. Darling and daughter left a day or two ago for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eberhardt at Ontario. Angeles or other outlying communities in order to obtain the same new machine shop will fill a long want. Miss Poldee Heiman of Los Angeles has been in town several days' week on a visit to Miss Alice Robbins. A party of Whittier people through early on Sunday morning a tally-ho, bound for Santiago canceled. Wm. Falkensteir this week leased tract to Bender & Lilbernagel city for erection of a $2500 residence on Broadway. Rev. J. Kraeber of Fresno has appointed to the pastorate of the man Evangelical church, to take place of Rev. Erich who goes to Fresno. Senator T. J. Jones has sold Stough of Los Angeles a 75-acre near Nutwood for $8000. Mr. Sullivan will improve the property and Anaheim his future home. Pupils from the Anaheim and lerton grammar grades engaged baseball game at Athletic park Saturday afternoon. The full nine had two colored boys with white while the locals had Ling Fat, a native Chinese, in the shortstop Anaheim won by a score of 10 to 9. Bowman Merritt arrived on Ms. from San Francisco, after an absence of several years, during which time he has been a student in pharmacy at University. Recently he graced with high honors and is now a really licensed pharmacist. He must accept a position here and take residence permanently. Nickolas Nero, a young Placentia, is in the county jail, co-witnessed rape upon the daughter of Romena Duarte, a Placentia. He was taken to Fullerton in default of $500 bail, was to the county jail by Marshal Ruiz. Herr Hessel, of the brewery, went to Los Angeles on Friday to vote at the election. He voted against the b. p. Mrs. T. A. Darling and daughter left a day or two ago for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eberhardt at Ontario. C. Honadel, brother of Mrs. W. B. Hutchinson, has returned from Imperial, after an absence of several months, and will reside here. Prof. E. J. Norrish and wife of Imperial and Mrs. R. J. Laidlaw of Glendora have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Krick this week. P. O. Prince, traveling agent of the Chicago & Northwestern, was a visitor in town on Saturday last. He was shown the sights about town by Agent Darling. Mrs. A. E. Winnie, who has been visiting in Oregon and San Francisco, arrived on Thursday for a visit with her son, Leonard Winnie, who resides in the old M. L. Rogers place. Clarence Perdomo returned this week from Berkeley for the summer vacation. He is studying dentistry, and will go north again in August to resume his studies. Frank Baum has sold his barber shop to J. M. Collins, a recent arrival from Texas, who has assumed charge of the shop. Mr. Baum will leave the first of next month for a trip of several months to the Lewis & Clark Exposition, Yosemite and other points of interest up the coast. L. M. Hopper this week closed the deal for the purchase of Fred Chamberlain's half interest in the Santa Ana Bulletin, and assumes editorial control with the current issue. Mr. Chamberlain, who has suffered with failing vision for some time past, will retire for a period of rest and recuperation. He will reside with his wife in his newly constructed residence on North street. Elegant new brass doors and the plate glass fronts are being placed in the new quarters of the First National bank, which gives promise of being the finest banking house in Orange ley, where they will reside during the summer. Herr Hessel, of the brewery, went to Los Angeles on Friday to vote at the election. He voted against the b. p. Mrs. T. A. Darling and daughter left a day or two ago for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eberhardt at Ontario. C. Honadel, brother of Mrs. W. B. Hutchinson, has returned from Imperial, after an absence of several months, and will reside here. Prof. E. J. Norrish and wife of Imperial and Mrs. R. J. Laidlaw of Glendora have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Krick this week. P. O. Prince, traveling agent of the Chicago & Northwestern, was a visitor in town on Saturday last. He was shown the sights about town by Agent Darling. Mrs. A. E. Winnie, who has been visiting in Oregon and San Francisco, arrived on Thursday for a visit with her son, Leonard Winnie, who resides in the old M. L. Rogers place. Clarence Perdomo returned this week from Berkeley for the summer vacation. He is studying dentistry, and will go north again in August to resume his studies. Frank Baum has sold his barber shop to J. M. Collins, a recent arrival from Texas, who has assumed charge of the shop. Mr. Baum will leave the first of next month for a trip of several months to the Lewis & Clark Exposition, Yosemite and other points of interest up the coast. L. M. Hopper this week closed the deal for the purchase of Fred Chamberlain's half interest in the Santa Ana Bulletin, and assumes editorial control with the current issue. Mr. Chamberlain, who has suffered with failing vision for some time past, will retire for a period of rest and recuperation. He will reside with his wife in his newly constructed residence on North street. Elegant new brass doors and the plate glass fronts are being placed in the new quarters of the First National bank, which gives promise of being the finest banking house in Orange ley, where they will reside during the summer. Herr Hessel, of the brewery, went to Los Angeles on Friday to vote at the election. He voted against the b. p. Mrs. T. A. Darling and daughter left a day or two ago for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Eberhardt at Ontario. C. Honadel, brother of Mrs. W. B. Hutchinson, has returned from Imperial, after an absence of several months, and will reside here. Prof. E. J. Norrish and wife of Imperial and Mrs. R. J. Laidlaw of Glendora have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Krick this week. P.O.Prince, traveling agent of the Chicago & Northwestern, was a visitor in town on Saturday last. He was shown the sights about town by Agent Darling. Mrs.A.E.Winnie, who has been visiting in Oregon and San Francisco, arrived on Thursday for a visit with her son, Leonard Winnie, who resides in the old M.L.Rogers place. Clarence Perdomo returned this week from Berkeley for the summer vacation. He is studying dentistry, and will go north again in August to resume his studies. Frank Baum has sold his barber shop to J.M.Collins,a recent arrival from Texaswho has assumed charge ofthe shopMr.Baumwill leavethefirstofnextmonthforatripofseveralmonthsto,theLewis&ClarkExpositionYosemiteandotherpointsofinterestupthecoast. L.M.HopperthisweekclosedthedealforthepurchaseofFredChamberlain'shalfinterestintheSantaAnaBulletin,andassumeseditorialcontrolwiththecurrentissue.Mr.B chamberlainwhohas sufferedwithfailingvisionforsometimepast.willretireforaperiodofrestandrecuperationHewillresidewithhiswifeinhisnewlyconstructedresidenceonNorthstreet. ElegantnewbrassdoorsandtheplateglassfrontsarebeingplacedinthenewquartersoftheFirstNationalbankwhichgivespromisesofbeingthefinestbankinghouseinOrangeleywheretheywillresideduringthesummer. Herr Hessel,ofthebrewerywenttoLosAngelesontFridaytovoteattheelectionHevotedagaintheb.p. Mrs.T.A.Darlinganddaughterleftadayortwoagoforaweek'svisitwithMr.AndMrs.EberhardtatOntario. C.Honadel,brotherofMrs.W.B.Hutchinson,hasreturnedfromImperialafteranabsenceofseveralmonths,andwillresidehere. Prof.E.J.NorrishandwifeofImperialandMrs.R.J.LaidlawofGlendorahavebeenguestsofMr.AndMrs.P.H.Krickthisweek. P.O.Prince,travelingagentoftheChicago&Northwesternwasavisitorin townonSaturdaylastHewasshownthesightsabouttownbyAgentDarling. Mrs.A.E.WinniewhohasbeenvisitinginOregonandSanFranciscoarrivedonThursdayforavisitwithhersonLeonardWinniewheresidedintheoldM.L.Rogersplace. ClarencePerdomoreturnedthisweekfromBerkeleyforthesummervacationHeisstudyingdentistryandwillgonorthagaininAugusttoresumehisstudies.FrankBaumhas SoldhisbarbershoptoJ.M.Collins,a recent arrivalfromTexaswho has assumedchargeoftheshopMr.Baumwillleavethefirstofnextmonthforatripofseveralmonthsto,theLewis&ClarkExpositionYosemiteandotherpointsofinterestupthecoast. L.M.HopperthisweekclosedthedealforthepurchaseofFredChamberlain'shalfinterestintheSantaAnaBulletin,andassumeseditorialcontrolwiththecurrentissue.Mr.B chamberlainwhohas sufferedwithfailingvisionforsometimepast.willretireforaperiodofrestandrecuperationHewillresidewithhiswifeinhisnewlyconstructedresidenceonNorthstreet. ElegantnewbrassdoorsandtheplateglassfrontsarebeingplacedinthenewquartersoftheFirstNationalbankwhichgivespromisesofbeingthefinestbankinghouseinOrangeleywheretheywillresideduringthesummer. Herr Hessel,ofthebrewerywenttoLosAngelesontFridaytovoteattheelectionHevotedagaintheb.p. Mrs.T.A.Darlinganddaughterleftadayortwoagoforaweek'svisitwithhersonLeonardWinniewheresidedintheoldM.L.Rogersplace. ClarencePerdomoreturnedthisweekfromBerkeleyforthesummervacationHeisstudyingdentistryandwillgonorthagaininAugusttoresumehisstudies.FrankBaumhas SoldhisbarbershoptoJ.M.Collins,a recent arrivalfromTexaswho has assumedchargeoftheshopMr.Baumwillleavethefirstofnextmonthforatripofseveralmonthsto,theLewis&ClarkExpositionYosemiteandotherpointsofinterestupthecoast. L.M.HopperthisweekclosedthedealforthepurchaseofFredChamberlain'shalfinterestintheSantaAnaBulletin,andassumeseditorialcontrolwiththecurrentissue.Mr.B chamberlainwhohas sufferedwithfailingvisionforsometimepast.willretireforaperiodofrestandrecuperationHewillresidewithhiswifeinhisnewlyconstructedresidenceonNorthstreet. Elegantnewbrassdoors和theplateglassfrontsarebeingplacedinthenewquartersoftheFirstNationalbankwhichgivespromisesofbeingthefinestbankinghouseinOrangeleywheretheywillresideduringthesummer. Herr Hessel,ofthebrewerywenttoLosAnglesontFridaytovoteattheelectionHevotedagaintheb.p. Mrs.T.A.Darlinganddaughterleftadayor-twoagoforaweek'svisitwithhersonLeonardWinniewheresidedintheoldM.L.Rogersplace. 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The vault and safety deposit boxes are expected from the cast shortly, and will be placed in position by the 1st of July. The first graduating exercises of the Fullerton Hospital were largely attended at Bank hall Friday night. The graduating class consisted of Misses Elizabeth Kammerer and Margaret Strain. Mayor Chapman presented the diplomas, and there was an address by Rev. W. D. White, a song by the Melpomenian Quartette, a vocal solo by Mrs. John Gardiner, and music by the Dinky Dink club. Stuart & Wells are moving into their machine shop in the Hart building, and will be ready for business in a few days. A turning lathe and gasoline engine is being installed, and other machinery will be placed in position before the week is out. The machine shop will be equipped to do all kinds of machine repair work, and special attention will be given to the repair of pumps and pumping plants, of which there are a large number in this vicinity. Messrs. Stuart & Wells are experienced machinists, and those having work in their line will not hereafter be compelled to go to Los Santa Ana has $6 in its treasury no money in sight, except such as are collected from the city service, until taxes come in in number. The town has been underbition enactment for a period of years, but no one will pretend the prohibition ordinance is than a farce in the municipality due the newly elected board or to say that it is sincerely desecrating out all liquor traffic, sale of liquor goes on. The "out" $14,000 of revenue with liquor traffic would have paid they were voted out of existence with this collateral in hand be able to meet its bills prompt holders of city warrants be not to "shave" them at the bank our prohibition friends tell Santa Ana got rid of one or two joints' when it voted to move town dry. The answer is that places should not have been given license in the first place. Santa Ana to meet its deficit creasing the price of water towers, by curtailing the light streets, and by raising taxes entire community. That is other outlying communities obtain the same. The shop will fill a long-felt Heiman of Los Angeles town several days this past to Miss Alice Robinson. Whittier people drove on Sunday morning, inland for Santiago canyon. Esteir this week let concer & Lilbernagel of this town of a $2500 residence Berber of Fresno has been the pastorate of the Gerical church, to take the Erich who goes to Fresno. J. Jones has sold to Mr. Los Angeles a 75-acre tract for $8000. Mr. Stough is the property and make future home. The Anaheim and Fuller grades engaged in a race at Athletic park on Wednesday. The Fullerton colored boys with them, calls had Ling Fat, a native, in the shortstop field. By a score of 10 to 5. Perritt arrived on Monday Francisco, after an absence Mrs., during which time he student in pharmacy at the Recently he graduated mors and is now a regular-pharmacist. He may acen here and take up his permanently. Nero, a young Placentia on the county jail, charged rape upon the little Romena Duarte, also of He was taken to Fullerton, at $500 bail, was taken jail by Marshal Ruddock. that prohibition tells. We want none of it. J. P. Zeyn is decorating his residence with a new coating of paint. Miss Melaine Cahen of Los Angeles has been the guest this week of Miss Olga Zeus. Electric bells have been placed by the Santa Fe at the Center and Sycamore street crossings. C. G. McKinley is guarding against a rise in the temperature and this week imported several carloads of ice. H. R. Smith is installing a fifty-horse power motor on his place, southwest of town, to operate his pumping plant. S. Kistler has been indisposed during the week with severe cramps in the stomach, but at latest reports was improving. F. R. Lagourgue is decorating the interior of the Pierce cottage, on Philadelphia street, which will be ready for occupancy next week. Mrs. W. B. Man, sister of Mrs. Goble, is expected from Decautur, Tex., this week, accompanied by her three sons, to remain for a visit of two months. Tim Carroll leaves this week for Colorado to superintend the erection of twelve beet dumps, orders for which he has already received. He will be absent four or five months. Harry Kuebler and a force of house movers has been engaged for some days past in moving the Barborka building to its new location adjoining Yungbluth's & Kroeger's establishment. Mrs. Dato sustained a stroke of paralysis on Friday and it was feared she would expire during the night. However, she recovered in part, and her condition yesterday was reported as showing improvement. Mrs. McWilliams has opened making rooms on South Los streets. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scott of visited this week with Mr. Little family. Mrs. Konig contemplates San Diego by steamer, to attendies of concerts to be given Gross. The old brick butcher shop has stood as a landmark on street for thirty odd years, down this week to make room for new Odd Fellows block. Cards have been issued and the wedding of Miss Lena Stee and Otto Baum, to take place on Tuesday, June 28th. The ceremony be performed at the Catholic Church. Frank Dyer has laid aside tand shears temporarily, and the summer will take a fall out simple life on the farm. Later have his usual annual outing seaside. With the coming of Claire Vonon, supported by the Bates S.Anaheimers on Monday and June 12 and 13, will be given amusement presented by clever On Monday evening, a "Power" and Tuesday, "A Match." Claire Washington actress of much ability and dicted she will win many for this city. A family reunion was enjoyed residence of Mr. and Mrs. Chartress street on Sunday present were Mr. and Mrs. J. Ker, Mrs. John Spiller, grandparents of Mrs. Eaton, E. Parker and son, Mr. and Costleman and Miss Mildred man of Santa Ana, Arthur Los Angeles. Nero, a young Placentia in the county jail, charged with rape upon the little Romena Duarte, also of He was taken to Fullerton, at $500 bail, was taken by Marshall Ruddock. It is a preliminary examination Thursday. Standing, the favorite beach timers, will lose its identity a part of Bay City. The real company, the owners of rare closing negotiations Hellman for a long term bay frontage at Anaheim gate it with Bay City. The all begin at once the erection and bath houses. Davis of the Citrus Union returns on several more ranges, which make what is a good showing for Fulcher. A carload of Mediterrans from the Gilman ranchana for $514 net to the shipment of 1478 packed by J. M. Fiske orchards, nest orange groves in the East for $1540 net Mr. Another car of sweets Gilman orchards sold at odds for $481 net to the key of Santa Ana, Demodate for the Assembly last week intended victim of a ride returning to his home shortly before midnight night. Hankey was riding when, as he approached triple of blocks of his house, led with a club sprang from rock, ordering his intended park over what collateral he his jeans. Hankey fooled "Police!" at the top of one eluded the desperado, on his homeward way, reheated had not been robbed. Home in safety and telepolice concerning his ex-A search failed to locate with the club. Hankey folds the bicycle record for Harry Kuebler and a force of house movers has been engaged for some days past in moving the Barborka building to its new location adjoining Yungbluth's & Kroeger's establishment. Mrs. Dato sustained a stroke of paralysis on Friday and it was feared she would expire during the night. However, she recovered in part, and her condition yesterday was reported as showing improvement. Stock & Stough hauled twelve carloads of lumber for the Ganahl lumber company last month, and have hauled nine carloads for the same firm this month. They have also hauled six carloads of brick for the new Odd Fellow building. In other lines they report business brisk. Supt. Porter of the water company has put in the division gate in Bedrock canyon, dividing the waters of the river equally between each side of the stream. The Anaheim company's intake is within an eighth of a mile of the division gate; that of the Santa Ana company is some three miles down stream. The Anaheim Mandolin club will give a social hop at the opera house the evening of Wednesday, June 14th. The club is a new organization and this will be its first dance. Babize's orchestra will furnish music. The committee on arrangements is composed of Thos. Scott, Willie Wallop and E. D. Ritchey. They promise an enjoyable time to those who attend. Oliver Hill chaperoned a party of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on a trip to Orange on Monday evening, when a number of initiations into the Rebekah lodge in that town afforded interesting exercises for a large attendance from several county towns. After the initiation refreshments were served. An enjoyable evening is reported. Pat Seale informs us the statement current about town that he contemplated a trip to Panama to accept a position upon the canal was a base fabrication. Pat says he will remain in Anaheim and that he does not care to reside in the land where yellow fever and mosquitos are the principal products. Three little boys, the oldest only 10 years old, walked thirty-three miles between Sunday and Monday morning A family reunion was enjoyed residence of Mr. and Mrs. Chartress street on Sunday present were Mr. and Mrs. J. Ker, Mrs. John Spiller, grandparents of Mrs. Eaton, E. Parker and son, Mr. and Costleman and Miss Mildrean man of Santa Ana, Arthur Los Angeles. A S. Bradford and A. T. B. of Placentia and Sawyer Stanta Ana were in town on acting as appraisers of proper Leonard Parker estate. The nine heirs, and Judge West that the property be divided equal parts. The estate covers acres northeast of town, together 59 shares of water stock, and at about $15,000. Arch Hollingsworth contends trip to San Francisco short he will interview the newspaper to securing a position as upon the staff. Arch is a co-tonist, and we doubt not work a hit with the big papers. Mend him to the Market staging editors, as well as other bay metropolis. Arch is seldom with half a chance will be Opper and the rest of them. Wm. Starbuck, the Fuller gist, is charged with having murderors assault upon H., his partner in a sanitarium Los Angeles office on Tuesday. Miller is spare of bus Starbuck is of large and frame. The two had different locking themselves in a room fighting, with the result Miller was rescued, he was beaten to death. Miller was ably have been killed had he rescued. He was badly beaten the head and was almost dead. Starbuck will be ar J. Froehlich, foreman oition of the new Odd Fellows a force of seven bricklayer ground, preparing to bring brick this morning tions for the cement founda been dug and five brick have been unloaded of a dozen carpenters wi to work upon the building park over what collateral he his jeans. Hankey fooled "Police!" at the top of the eluded the desperado, on his homeward way, re-He had not been robbed. In home in safety and tele-police concerning his ex-A search failed to locate with the club. Hankey holds the bicycle record for A has $6 in its treasury, and no sight, except such rates selected from the city water bill taxes come in in Decem-Down has been under prohitment for a period of two who one will pretend to say position ordinance is other be in the municipality. It is newly elected board of trustees it is sincerely desirous of all liquor traffic, yet the liquor goes on. The city is 1000 of revenue which the public would have paid since voted out of existence, and collateral in hand it might meet its bills promptly, and city warrants be not forced on them at the bank. True, edition friends tell us that got rid of one or two "tough men" it voted to make the answer is that these should not have been granted at the first place. How is it to meet its deficit? By in-the price of water to consum-tailing the lighting of aid by raising taxes upon the community. That is the story Pat Seale informs us the statement current about town that he contemplated a trip to Panama to accept a position upon the canal was a base fabrication. Pat says he will remain in Anaheim and that he does not care to reside in the land where yellow fever and mosquitos are the principal products. Three little boys, the oldest only 10 years old, walked thirty-three miles between Sunday and Monday morning to see their mothers. The boys are Bentley and Howard Stemhoff and John Schwinger, who, Saturday night were put to bed by the Sisters at the orphanage here. Sunday morning they slipped out and started for Los Angeles. They were gathered in and their parents notified. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the American Savings bank, which will be found in another column this morning. Depositors may start an account with $1. The advertisement contains instructions as to the manner of carrying an account. The spirit of saving should be inculcated in the young, and an account, be it ever so small, will prove to be one of the greatest blessings. It wards off poverty when old age comes creeping on, and instills in the mind habits of economy and frugality that pay big interest constantly on life's journey. Teach the children how to save their pennies, and the dollars will take care of themselves in later years. The American Savings bank has for its officers and directors some of the community's most substantial citizens, and an account placed in their hands will be in safe keeping. J. Froehlich, foreman oition of the new Odd Fellows a force of seven bricklayer ground, preparing to bring brick this morning. Tions for the cement foundation been dug and five car brick have been unloaded of a dozen carpenters will to work upon the building days. Mr. Froehlich has been permission by the city trusty cupy a portion of the street sidewalk with brick and other during the construction of which will be completed days. He informs us it is he obstruct the sidewalk as little and will leave pedestrian room as practicable, A verdict was rendered Noyes favorable to plaintiff of George C. Hagar vs. Josh son, an action over vualu front lands at Newport B suit was tried in the local of Judge Noyes several weeks the opinion has just been Judge Noyes holds that the question, which Hagar "tide land" and which Fen as "swamp and overflow land in accord with the coe plaintiff. Judgment plaintiff and his attorneys ted to draw findings and his favor. Thirteen acres involved in the suit. The garded as valuable. Miss Alice Hasty of S while bathing at Newport tured beyond her depth and ilously near drowning. Sh cued by two swimmers and shore, where she was quick Williams has opened dressrooms on South Los Angeles Mrs. Lee Scott of Downey week with Mr. Littlefield's big contemplates a trip to buy steamer, to attend a serrts to be given by Miss brick butcher shop, which is a landmark on Center thirty odd years, was torn week to make room for the wellows block. have been issued announcing ing of Miss Lena Steinbacher baum, to take place on Wedne 28th. The ceremony will be held at the Catholic church. ever has laid aside the razor temporarily, and during her will take a fall out of the on the farm. Later he will annual outing at the coming of Claire Washington by the Bates Stock Co., mrs on Monday and Tuesday, and 13, will be given pleasant presented by clever people. day evening, a "Woman's and Tuesday," "A Runaway Claire Washington is an amuch ability and it is prewill win many friends in reunion was enjoyed at the of Mr. and Mrs. Eaton on street on Sunday. Those are Mr. and Mrs. J. P. ParJohn Spiller, great and ents of Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. F. and son, Mr. and Mrs. E. and Miss Mildred Costleanta Ana, Arthur Dakan of es. Last Sad Rites Funeral services were held over the remains of Mrs. Catherine Miles at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday afternoon, last. Rev. Hopkins of Fullerton conducted the services and preached impressively over the dead. Mrs. Miles had expressed a desire to be buried from this church, of which she was one of the first members, and the body was laid tenderly to rest beside the remains of her husband, in the family plot at the cemetery. Mrs. Miles was 81 years of age; she died in Los Angeles Tuesday. She was the widow of the late Francis Miles, mother of D. E. and C. S. Miles, and grandmother of Geo. F. Miles of Fullerton, F. S. and C. K. Miles and Mrs. Ward Chapman of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Braden of New York. Mrs. Miles came to California in 1873 with the Miles family and her husband purchased land here. After the death of her husband she resided with her son, C. S. Miles, living in Anaheim, Fullerton and Los Angeles. She was well known and had many friends in Los Angeles and Orange counties. Accompanying the remains were D. E. Miles and wife of San Francisco, C. S. Miles and wife of Los Angeles, Mrs. Otheman Stevens, Mrs. Judge Chapman and son, Dr. Rowland, Mrs. Woodward and others of Los Angeles. Buena Park Rev. Corbin, pastor of the Congregational church for several years, read his resignation from the pulpit last Sunday, the same to take effect August 1st. Rev. Corbin's contemplated departure is learned with feelings of regret, for during his residence here his un-tiring labors in the cause of righteousness has made him many warm and endearing friends and admirers. Rev. Corbin's many friends in the church as well as those without wish him God-speed wherever he perchance may go A reunion was enjoyed at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Eaton on the street on Sunday. Those were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Parr-John Spiller, great and strenuous of Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. F. F. and son, Mr. and Mrs. E. and Miss Mildred Costle-Santa Ana, Arthur Dakan of Bollingsworth contemplates a San Francisco shortly when interview the newspapers relating a position as an artist staff. Arch is a clever carer and we doubt not would make up the big papers. We come to the Market street manors, as well as others in the cityolis. Arch is a winner, half a chance will be up with the rest of them. Starbuck, the Fullerton drug-charged with having made a fatal assault upon H. E. Miller, later in a sanitarium, in their offices office on Tuesday morning is spare of build, while he is of large and powerful The two had differences, and themselves in a room, went to work with the result that when he was rescued, he was almost dead. Miller would probably been killed had he not been killed. He was badly beaten about the head and was almost choked to Starbuck will be arrested. Ehlich, foreman of constructing new Odd Fellows hall, has of seven bricklayers on the floor preparing to begin laying this morning. Excavation of the cement foundations have begun and five carloads of have been unloaded. A force then carpenters will be put upon the building in a few months from the pulpit last Sunday, the same to take effect August 1st. Rev. Corbin's contemplated departure is learned with feelings of regret, for during his residence here his untiring labors in the cause of righteousness has made him many warm and endearing friends and admirers. Rev. Corbin's many friends in the church as well as those without wish him God-speed wherever he perchance may go in preaching the word of Christ. Rev. Corbin has not as yet announced to which pastorate he has been called. Elmer Foster, well known in the Park, came down from Tehachipe the other day on a visit to his folks. The supervisors have appointed viewers to investigate matters, condemnation proceedings, etc., pertaining to the new county road. The highway when completed will be a decided advantage to residents as it will be a more direct avenue to outlying towns to the east than those heretofore traveled. Moreover in the winter time it will be more accessible than those in use heretofore on account of the mud. The new road will be built in the highest style of the art, and be a joy forever. The army worm is causing the farmers a great deal of trouble. Several hundred acres of sugar beets have been destroyed and the alfalfa fields and flower gardens has suffered greatly. The farmers have taken to devising ways to stop the worm in its work of destruction. A florist at La Mirada has a force of boys employed picking the worms at so much per tomato can, while the growers of alfalfa dig trenches around their fields. The sides of the trenches are smoothed and into these the army worm falls unable to rise again. Later the industrious farmer passes along with a sort of scraper and crushes them. One farmer claims to have saved his 60-acre alfalfa patch in this manner. McKaughan's colt show brought out some fine specimens of the Wandering Boys. Mac hung up a $50 purse for the best looker, and as his colt captured the prize, the money stays at home. Good for Mac! The judges were C. W. Campbell, George Miller and Mr. Coughran. Will Goodwin of Fullerton while delivering groceries on the Santa Fe McKaughan's colt show brought out some fine specimens of the Wandering Boys. Mac hung up a $50 purse for the best looker, and as his colt captured the prize, the money stays at home. Good for Mac! The judges were C. W. Campbell, George Miller and Mr. Coughran. Will Goodwin of Fullerton while delivering groceries on the Santa Fe lease his team took fright, and as they started to run he grasped the lines in a vain endeavor to stop them, stepped in a gopher hole, and his right leg was broken in three places. The most serious break is just above the ankle; the other is several inches higher. When assistance reached him the broken bones were protruding through the flesh. Friends placed him upon a mattress on a spring wagon and rushed him to his mother's home on Orange-thorpe avenue, where Drs. Rich and Clark attended him late that afternoon. Five years ago he suffered a similar accident, breaking the same leg. Word came from Yosemite valley yesterday that Charles A. Bailey of Oakland had fallen from a cliff and been killed. It could not be learned whether the victim was the gentleman of the same name formerly resident at Olinda, but it is known that for some years past he has been a resident of the northern city. The body was not recovered. Mrs. Mabel Middleham-Brown is visiting with friends in town, accompanied by her baby.