anaheim-gazette 1905-08-10

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. The L. P. Fisher Advertising Agency, 425 Montgomery St., San Francisco, is authorized to receive advertisements for this paper. Our paper is kept on file in that office. WIDESPREAD misinformation seems to have existed relative to the effect of the recent decision of the District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles affecting the season for killing doves as prescribed by the supervisors of that county. A Los Angeles newspaper the day of the decision published an article, based apparently upon a wolfful misunderstanding of the nature of the decision to the effect that all the ordinances adopted by the supervisors as to fish and game had been nullified, and an Orange county paper followed suit. On these representations, and upon the opinion of a Santa Ana lawyer, based apparently upon these mistakes in print, many dove hunters in Orange county are said to have been shooting these birds, thus laying themselves liable to conviction and heavy fine. As explained in these columns last week, the decision of the district Court of An- ity so public-spirited and prising. Water is King in eastern California and with it geles will be master of tha tion. Just where the be line will be located it is too early to determine, but competent to speak say probably come to New river will give Orange county a strip of territory, and work that the inhabitants there agreeable to being included county rather than be embarked the proposed new county or na. The matter is one point great interest to our people steps will probably be taken near future to get better ad ed with our cousins in the t referred to. The election called by the trustees of this district for 26th is for the purpose of a special tax of $3000, to provide additional school facilities district. As stated last year school trustees desire to co cement sidewalks about the school houses in the city municipality has construc ment sidewalks in front property adjacent to the school building, and is no paring to do the same wit ence to property adjacent high and primary schools. School trustees desire to have in front and about these county paper followed suit. On these representations, and upon the opinion of a Santa Ana lawyer, based apparently upon these mistakes in print, many dove hunters in Orange county are said to have been shooting these birds, thus laying themselves liable to conviction and heavy fine. As explained in these columns last week, the decision of the district Court of Appeals merely disbarred the ordinance as passed by the Supervisors affecting the open season for doves, the court holding that in limiting the open season for dove killing to one day the supervisors had exceeded their authority; that is all. The other ordinances affecting fish and game in Los Angeles county stand, albeit Justices Allen and Gray submitted an opinion that these also were invalid in that they were out of the jurisdiction of the supervisors. In this opinion Justice Smith refused to concur, and as it required a unanimous opinion to disbar an ordinance, those affecting all fish and game in that county stand, with the exception of that as to doves, in which Justice Smith concurred with his associates. The decision has no effect in Orange county, as dove hunters who break the local game ordinances will probably discover sooner or later to their cost. SANTA ANA's recent cancellation of a $60,000 bond issue, the validity of which was upheld by the Superior Court, amounts practically to a confession that no further effort will be made to install a municipal lighting plant in that town. Santa Ana operates a successful water system, and the added expense of carrying on a municipal lighting service would be nominal. But the lighting monopoly has its tentacles so tightly wrapped about the county seat that soon it will be necessary to get Mr. Gressler's BUENA PARK NOTES Renewed interest is taken in vent of the electric railway through the immediate section. The next to the county seat town passes the west about three miles. to a confession that no further effort will be made to install a municipal lighting plant in that town. Santa Ana operates a successful water system, and the added expense of carrying on a municipal lighting service would be nominal. But the lighting monopoly has its tentacles so tightly wrapped about the county seat that soon it will be necessary to get Mr. Gressler's permission to strike a match on one's trousers. Contrast with this the action of Los Angeles which has refused an offer of $300,000 annually for a lease of its water system by a private corporation. Moreover, the Angelie burg has on foot a plan to issue bonds in the amount of $23,000,000 to bring water from the Owen's river valley to that city, sufficient for a town of two million inhabitants. Los Angeles looks to the future; Santa Ana has taken a step backward. No little interest attaches on this section to the purpose on the part of Los Angeles to erect itself into a city and county government which will in all probability leave a strip of rich territory to be added to Orange county. With a perpetual flow of 30,000 inches of pure water from Owens river, the city will be master of the situation, and little if any opposition is looked for from the outlying section to casting their lot with a municipal- KOMURA and Witte have hands. Let the windup be skivitch! BUENA PARK NOTES Renewed interest is taken in vent of the electric railway through our immediate section. The next to the county seat town passes the west about three miles. Bu traversing east from the park open up one of the finest pieces of ritory outdoors. From Artesia, the line now passes, through the and on to Fullerton is just seven as the crow flies. From the place through Anaheim and on range and Santa Ana is about miles, making, say, fifteen m very short distance to cover in to make a connecting link, there menting together the best to the county. Rights of way work easy to secure and it is confidentpected that an electric line along proposed route will soon be bu the Huntington company. J. S. Perry who recently so ranch is moving into the room Whitaker's store. Roadmaster Taylor reports cutions for the purchase of oil roads coming in nicely. By this ample funds may be secured. together with the money received from county, to oil about fifteen m roadbed in good shape. E. B. Foster, who has just di of his ranch to Adam Craig through the agency of A. L. Be will move with his family to Po Viewers have reported favora the new county road and the public-spirited and enterWater is King in Southernia and with it Los Anbe master of the situaust where the boundary be located it is perhaps to determine, but those to speak say it will come to New river. This Orange county a valuable territory, and word comes inhabitants thereof are into being included in this other than be embraced in used new county of Pomomatter is one possessing rest to our people, and probably be taken in the due to get better acquaintour cousins in the tertiary action called by the school of this district for August for the purpose of voting a k of $3000, to provide adschool facilities for the As stated last week the stees desire to construct new walks about the various houses in the city. The city has constructed cewalks in front of all adjacent to the central building, and is now predo the same with referproperty adjacent to the primary schools. The stees desire to have walks and about these school will soon come up before the supervisors. It is understood that the new highway will be ordered built. It will be a decided improvement to the Park. The Sunset company has a force of linemen here putting in new phones at La Mirada, the same to be a feeder to the central station here. Joe McKinney who underwent the trying ordeal of having his collar bone rebroken and reset at a local hospital is on the mend. A small particle of broken bone was removed from beneath the fraction. It was this circumstance no doubt that caused the patient severe pain, necessitating the second operation. Mrs. Hasson left on Saturday for a short sojourn at Long Beach. Rev. Corbin and eldest son are visiting in San Francisco. Mrs. Corbin is visiting with friends in Los Angeles. Miss Marjorie Speidel left on Saturday on the excursion to Santa Barbara. Mrs. John Jones and Mrs. R. A. Sailor were among the Santa Barbara excursionists leaving here Saturday. Don Bishop has returned from Los Angeles and has taken his former position on the Darling ranch. Mrs. Sloane and daughters, Misses Lena and Nonie Sloane, are sojourning at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Forest left here the other day for Los Angeles. Mr. Forest some time ago suffered a stroke of paralysis and is taken north in the hope of benefitting his health. Dr. Otto Roller was down from Los Angeles on Sunday, and has arranged to remove his mother to that city for a stay with her relatives. Mrs. Roller recently suffered a serious accident at her home but is now well on the way to recovery. While Bally Perry stepped into the confectionery store for a lemon soda on Monday, his team, having been left un- Dr. Otto Roller was down from Los Angeles on Sunday, and has arranged to remove his mother to that city for a stay with her relatives. Mrs. Roller recently suffered a serious accident at her home but is now well on the way to recovery. While Bally Perry stepped into the confectionery store for a lemon soda on Monday, his team, having been left unhitched in front of the store, started on a wild run for home. Bally gave chase afoot and within two blocks captured the runaways, a spanking pair of bays. Onlookers aver Bally fairly flew, as he is quite a sprinter, and you may judge his speed, as the horses were going some themselves. No damage. PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE J. D. Runyan of Butlerville, O., laid the peculiar disappearance of his painful symptoms of indigestion and billiousness to Dr. King's New Life Pills. He says: "They are a perfect remedy for dizziness, sour stomach, headache, constipation, etc. Guaranteed at Hutchinson's drug store; price 25c. Chamber of Commerce The directors of the chamber of commerce met in regular session on Wednesday evening. Present Messrs. Ahlborn, Michod, Spake and Miller. Special committee Spake and Grim reported having circulated petition for signers looking to the formation of a protection district. Thirteen names were secured to the petition. Every one interested was anxious for the formation of the district, as the present condition of the river bed is a menace to the lately improved property north and east of this city. The matter will come up before the supervisors at their next meeting when it is expected action will be taken for formation of the proposed districts. Committeeeman Miller reported upon the laundry enterprise. He stated that the party who had been looking over the field here with the intention of starting a laundry, had decided not to embark in that business here at present. Mr. Miller was delegated to interview local men and endeavor to start a laundry in our midst. Communication was received from Mrs. J. J. Pyle of Westminster asking for donation to the Commodore Sloat monument fund. Filed. Election Notice Special School Tax Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of Anaheim School District, county of Orange, State of California, that an election will be held on the 26th day of August, A.D. 1905, at which will be submitted the question of voting a tax to furnish additional school facilities for the district (cement walks, sanitary water closets and necessary repairs on buildings and grounds). It will be necessary to raise for this purpose the sum of $3000. The polls will be open at the Central school house, from eight o'clock a.m. until sundown. The officers appointed to conduct the election are: F. C. Rimpan, Inspector; E. B. Merritt, Judge; Henry Schwentker, Judge. J. H. ENEARL, J. H. CLABAUGH, W. O. F. SCHWENCKERT, School Trustees Anaheim School District. aug3 td Always Reliable Your Last Chance To buy seasonable merchandise greatly under price during our Great Alteration Sale! Saturday, August 12, at 9 p.m. we will close our and with it will close one of the most successful most honestly conducted sales ever held in Or县. We take pride in the fact that we have made a host of friends giving this sale by strictly living up to our advertisements and can our customers that our methods of doing business will be ame in the future as they have been in the past, embodied in new words: Strictly Honest Treatment to Everybody at all Times." We sincerely thank our many friends for their liberal patronand confidences displayed during the sale and assure them we will conduct an establishment which shall be the pride of heim and vicinity. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts. SHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts. Mason Lightning and Vacunm FRUIT JARS Cans and all Necessaries for Canning Season, at DICKEL'S Just received a large line of good Agatee, Gas and Gasoline stoves. ating Oils Lubricating Oils C. G. 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