anaheim-gazette 1905-08-17

LOCAL EVENTS J. Cassou is on a trip down Escondido way. Miss Nonie McWilliams is visiting with friends at Coronado. Miss George Bailey is spending the week with friends at Tent City. Leonard Evans is attending the University of Southern California. Johnny Wall was in town a day or ago from his ranch west of here. H. W. Chynoweth was in Los Angeles on Monday on legal business. Mrs. Selinger and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Betts are enjoying an outing at Redondo beach. Miss Pauline Nemetz returned this week from a pleasant trip to the Portland fair. John Brunworth left on Monday with his family for a two weeks' outing at Laguna Beach. Judge Shanley is out again as portly as ever after a season at home with a sprained ankle. John Steinke, the well-known West Ender, was up town the other day spreading good cheer among his many friends. Henry Adams has been getting about on crutches this week as a result of his hand-car accident at Huntington Beach some weeks ago. Mrs. Will Lawrence, who is here from Cochise, A. T., has been seriously ill for a fortnight past, but is convalescing. Walter Crowther has received a letter from his father, in which he writes he is preparing to go on a tour of Switzerland. Richard Melrose went to Los An- Frank was going under the sea time. A boat in the meantime pressed into service and the boys brought ashore. Dr. Houck was a visitor in Los Angeles on Monday. The doctor had contemplation the erection of a story residence in the Del Camtract. A social dance will be given in armory after drill this evening. Music will be furnished and a pleasure time is in store for those attending is the intention to give a dance each drill in the future. All the employes of the Santa Few wells held their annual outing Oceanside on Saturday. From all ports the day was most delightful spent and all hands join in saying outing was among the best ever ed. The party went down in a pullman, returning to the wells in evening. Mrs. Fred Smith of Artesia was driving a fractious colt to Los Angeles a few days ago narrowly escaped serious accident by being thrown of the buggy. The young animal fright and bolted, breaking the ness and tilting the vehicle, with result stated. Mrs. Smith finally turned home and her injuries such that a physician was called. Is now rapidly recovering. R. Fossek has received a letter relatives residing at Murdock, M conveying intelligence of a destruct hailstorm which prevailed there days ago. Hail ten inches around covering the ground to a depth oferal feet, destroying crops and ing stock. Considerable suffi among the farming classes has reed in consequence. J. B. Rea made a trip up the on Friday to inspect the new plant installed by the water co- Mrs. Will Lawrence, who is here from Cochise, A. T., has been seriously ill for a fortnight past, but is convalescing. Walter Crowther has received a letter from his father, in which he writes he is preparing to go on a tour of Switzerland. Richard Melrose went to Los Angeles on Monday morning on professional business. Later he went to Ocean Park with his family. John McCreery, a Denver capitalist sojourning in Southern California, was in town this week looking over the real estate market. Misses May and Carrie Sheppard, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sheppard, left on Monday for Berkeley to enter upon their second college term. Rev. and Mrs. Markle departed on Monday afternoon for San Francisco where they go to attend the international convention of the Christian churches. They will be absent for ten days. Roman Wisser and Jake Yaeger returned on Monday from a week's trip in Trabuca canyon. They report having had a fine time but bear they say were scarce and hard to get within reach of the trusty rifle. Step in and see Hahn's electric motor at work. It propels the hair groomer and the double clipper to a nicety and horses and even the canine tribe are given attention. Hahn will tell you all about it. Miss Jessie Boyd, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd, celebrated her sixth birthday on Saturday by inviting a number of her friends to be her guests at an afternoon party. Games were played and refreshments served, and all present declared they had a perfectly lovely time. Salaries of justices of the peace and constables of Orange county have been held up by the supervisors pending investigation of a recent decision of the court of appeals holding the act passed by the legislature authorizing such salaries is special legislation and therefore unconstitutional. Similar action has been taken by various other coun- J. B. Rea made a trip up the on Friday to inspect the new plant installed by the water company in the river bed this side of Horse Bend. He found the pump lifting inches of water, which was being ed into the Anáheim ditch. He informed the pit would be lowered feet, which will probably resurface materially increasing the flow. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Bickford died on Thursday last for Pass where they will take up their permanent residence. They will spend weeks at Matllija springs in sea health and recreation, and will go to Pasadena to remain. This thy couple have resided in this city a number of years and take with the best wishes of many friends about for their future health and piness. Mrs. Lloyd C. Bailey was the son of a petty thief who entered her in Los Angeles during her temporary absence and abstracted from money to the amount of $15 and finger rings, one of them a ring valued at $100. Mrs. Bailey entertaining a number of friends adjoining apartment, but memorials were in and out of the almost constantly. About this the thief entered her apartme though the loss was not discovered till some time later, when on her purse at a downtown store some purchases, she discover money and rings gone. The were notified, but no arrest made. Walter Crowther is having V-Lates grafted on to navels and many other growers are likewise. There is big money lencias and in a few years there be no doubt a slump in prices count of the increased supply, growers are willing to take action on that score. However there money in other varieties of nit Salaries of justices of the peace and constables of Orange county have been held up by the supervisors pending investigation of a recent decision of the court of appeals holding the act passed by the legislature authorizing such salaries is special legislation and therefore unconstitutional. Similar action has been taken by various other counties in the state. The two-story pavilion at Bay City was destroyed by fire one night last week. The structure was erected at a cost of $3000, the lower floor being devoted to bathrooms and the upper for dancing and other social assemblages. Another pavilion is now in course of erection at Anaheim Landing. The burned building was fully insured. Incendiarism is suspected. Advancement is the watchward at the Union brewery establishment. The large bottling works department is being equipped with the best up-to-date machinery and a large new malt kettle is being installed. The brewery is a hive of industry and the product turned out is sold all over the state. Messrs. Hessel and Bauer are enterprising citizens and are acquiring quite a competency in their brewery industry. Billy Brandenburg, Frank Arnold and George Carroll joined the throng that journeyed to Newport on Sunday. While in bathing Arnold had a close call to joining the silent majority. The undertow caught Frank and carried him out to sea. He called for help and Brandenburg went to his assistance. Billy reached him none too soon, as Walter Crowther is having V-Lates grafted on to navels and many other growers are likewise. There is big money in lencias and in a few years there be no doubt a slump in prices count of the increased supply, growers are willing to take action on that score. However there is money in other varieties of fruit. The purple scale is causing growers some concern and many ardists are using the spray whiters fumigate. The black scale cropping out now more than the ers wish to see. It behooves ever up in arms against these concerted action all along the absolutely necessary. Louis H. Ledger, chairman board of adjustment of Santa Clara neers, was in town on Sunday friends. Mr. Ledger was for you of the best known locomotives in the service of the S but for more than a year pastsaken the throttle and which to give attention to the dutiful office as chief adjuster of district between the company and its ee On the occasion of President velt's visit to California two y Mr. Ledger was selected to train from Barstow into Los Angeles and had for a part of the dis honor of having the chief ride in his cab. On a down Ledger opened the throttle to the president a spin of more mile a minute, yet the head tion never flinched as the car and rolled down the steep o being under the second in the meantime was service and the boys were has a visitor in Los Anday. The doctor has in the erection of a twopiece in the Del Campo will be given in the mill this evening. Good furnished and a pleasant for those attending. It to give a dance after the future. oyes of the Santa Fe oil the annual outing at saturday. From all rewas most delightfully ands join in saying the thing the best ever enjoywent down in a private going to the wells in the Smith of Artesia while vious colt to Los Alamiago narrowly escaped a st by being thrown out The young animal took alted, breaking the harg the vehicle, with the Mrs. Smith finally reand her injuries were physician was called. She recovering. has received a letter from ting at Murdock, Minn., intelligence of a destructive which prevailed there some til ten inches around fell, ground to a depth of sevroying crops and injurConsiderable suffering ming classes has resultence. made a trip up the river inspect the new pumping by the water company Acquaintanceship formed on that trip have continued, and Ledger thinks the president is just about the right sort of a man to sit in the white house and give the people a square deal. E. W. McCollum transacted business in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mrs. Carl B. Slaughter returned on Monday from a visit to her parents at Pasadena. Mrs. Melrose and daughters, Mrs. Fred Backs, jr., and Miss Winifred Melrose, are at Ocean Park for a several weeks' outing. Father McDevitt who has been spending some months here recently for the benefit of his health has returned to his home in St. Paul. George Dutton and John Bush went up the Santa Ana canyon in search of deer a day or two ago, but failed to locate any game. A Garden Grove nimrod is said to have killed a fine deer at Oak springs, in the Santa Ana canyon, the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fuhrberg returned on Sunday evening from a visit of several weeks to the Portland Exposition and other points of interest in the north. Herman Bennerscheidt is organizing a corner on the hay market and has accumulated several hundred tons at his warehouse on Helena street. On Monday he purchased 100 tons. The price is about $10. Realty men report an active demand for desirable building lots, the demand in many instances exceeding the supply. Desirable locations show an upward tendency in price. Building operations continue brisk. Tom Saine and F. B. Griminger, two of the dashing and debonair young men of the Santa Fe "hill" were in town on a visit viewing the sights a day or two has not been altogether free from class of persons who are oppose honor to paying their bills; and high time they be "bawled one of the sufferers puts it. An eclipse of the moon was here for two hours on Monday eve. The weather was clear and a fun of the celestial phenomenon wattained. Later in the evening fracured the satellite, the weather hazy until noon the next day. While Johnny Cadman attempt walk upon the plastering on the floor in the Odd Fellows' build Monday afternoon, he went to the coating of plaster and caught himself on a projection wise he would have fallen to the below. "Didn't hurt a bit!" say A delegation of Sons of H were in town from Los Angle Sunday with a view to forming of that order here. Prospective bers are in correspondence wcials of the order in Los Angeles lodge will probably be formed an early day. A force of mechanics is eng giving the finishing touches to vault of the First National which is one of the handsome Southern California. Tile has been laid and the interior a notably handsome appearanc bank will occupy its new about the first of the coming m A special tourist car, atta the San Diego train on Sunda noon, conveyed a number of th ed crew of the Bennington town, on their way to Marie Two physicians and seven nurses were with the party. Young of the Bennington has dered to Washington to report C. O. Rust went to Los An Sunday, accompanied by Percy who left for Belmont A trip up the river inspects the new pumping by the water company led this side of Horseshoe Sound the pump lifting 275 feet, which was being turn-anaheim ditch. He was apt would be lowered five will probably result in increasing the flow. S. A. W. Bickford departed last for Pasadena, will take up their perma-tee. They will spend a few miles springs in search of recreation, and will later remain. This wor-ove resided in this city for years and take with them many friends here future health and hap-ness. C. Bailey was the victim of who entered her room during her temporary abstraction from a purse amount of $15 and three one of them a diamond at $100. Mrs. Bailey was a number of friends in an apartment, but members of here in and out of the roomsantly. About this time entered her apartments, alloss was not discovered un-ear later, when on opening a downtown store to make cases, she discovered the rings gone. The police said, but no arrests were owther is having Valencia and on to navels and sweets other growers are doing there is big money is Va-tain a few years there will a slump in prices, on ac-increased supply, but the willing to take a chance. However there is good varieties of nice clean price is about $10. Realty men report an active demand for desirable building lots, the demand in many instances exceeding the supply. Desirable locations show an upward tendency in price. Building operations continue brisk. Tom Saine and F. B. Griminger, two of the dashing and debonair young men of the Santa Fe "hill" were in town on a visit viewing the sights a day or two ago. Tom says the Mexican trip is of dim future. "Mike," smoke up! Conductor Clegg, who for several years has been on the Santa Fe limited run between Los Angeles and San Diego, has been changed to the Redondo run. He is succeeded by Conductor Deyoe, an old-time favorite down this way. A brother of the pugilist, John L. Sullivan, is conductor on one of the Huntington electric cars running to Newport Beach. He never has any disturbance on his car and no one tries to hand him any tainted money. Mr. Stewart, of the firm of Stewart & Wells, states he contemplates returning to Ventura county the first of the month. He will discontinue his machine business here. Mr. Wells will continue to reside at Huntington Beach. Louie Kroeger and Johnny Rubens were out hunting near the Curtis gum grove on Sunday and killed an eagle measuring eight feet from tip to tip. The bird is being prepared for exhibition by Spoerl, and the boys will soon have it on display at Yungbluth & Kroeger's emporium. T. S. Rodgers, head salesman at Dickel's grocery emporium, is off on a week's vacation. He has purchased a horse and sulky and will take in the beaches. Farmers with patches of sweet corn will make a note of this. Mr. Rodgers' horse is strong, and he has a tooth for sweet corn which has taken the medal in many county fairs back in Illinois. The city trustees had a special session on Friday evening to consider plans for enlarging and improving the city lighting and water service. The two reports of Engineer Copeland were discussed in detail. The board decided to call an election to vote $50,000 A special tourist car, atta-tect the San Diego train on Sunda-noon, conveyed a number of th-ed crew of the Bennington town, on their way to Mar-a-lone physicians and seven nurses were with the party. Young of the Bennington has dered to Washington to report. C. O. Rust went to Los An- Sunday, accompanied by Percy, who left for Belmont near San Francisco, to put studies. Mr. Rust later went minal Island, where his mo-sister are sojourning, and sa-day. He returned on Mond-ing. Steve Cottle, of the Dern married in Los Angeles on W-last, to Miss Arcane Taylor, the late Mrs. E. L. Eubanks cently arrived from Arkan Cottle and bride went to San-a brief visit. On their retu-ll will be at home to friends in The many acquaintances of th-married couple extend fe-ver over the happy event. Joseph Helmsen and family turned from a week's visit Diego, Coronado, Tia Juana, and other points of interest in cality. At Tia Juana he r-Savin, formerly of this city, pleasant time recounting c/o of the past. He also visited geles, Monrovia, Baldwin's r wound up in a blaze of glory evening at Ocean Park. Dale Peters, the fifteen-year-old County Recorder Peters victim of a hold-up man at S-on Saturday night; and was $9.50. Young Peters had ju-ed a package of meat in one lying districts, and was on to the market, when he was a man coming alongside of his bicycle. The fellow took his shoulder and demanded he The youth's pockets were rive-the hold-up man, after boxing ears and telling him to be peared. Peters described his man, smooth-shaved, and o-plexion, wearing an overcoat derby hat. The Chamber of Comme meeting this evening, will o howther is having Valencia laid on to navels and sweets other growers are doing there is big money is Vamin a few years there will be a slump in prices, on accincreased supply, but the willing to take a chance is however there is good other varieties of nice clean purple scale is causing the concern and many orchusing the spray while otheer. The black scale also is not now more than the growsee. It behooves all to be arms against these pests and action all along the line is necessary. Ledger, chairman of the adjustment of Santa Fe enginion town on Sunday visiting Mr. Ledger was for years one of known locomotive engine service of the Santa Fe, be than a year past he has the throttle and whistle cord attention to the duties of his chief adjuster of differences the company and its employes. occasion of President Rooseto California two years ago he was selected to pull his Barstow into Los Angeles, or a part of the distance the having the chief executive his cab. On a down grade opened the throttle and gave lent a spin of more than a minute, yet the head of the naffnched as the cab rocked down the steep declevity. The city trustees had a special session on Friday evening to consider plans for enlarging and improving the city lighting and water service. The two reports of Engineer Copeland were discussed in detail. The board decided to call an election to vote $50,000 bonds; and instructed City Attorney Melrose to prepare the necessary resolution of intention providing for the election, to be introduced at the board's next meeting. The date of the election has not yet been determined, but it will be in the near future. The retail dealers' association have organized by adopting a code of bylaws and people having a private system of paying their bills had better stand from under. Nearly every merchant in town has joined the association and the list will be kept open until every one has become a member. There is no good reason why retail dealers should be made the victims of designing persons, and we learn that a number have accounts upon their books which they would gladly part with at a discount. These easy-going characters, after "standing off" a local merchant to his limit, and being asked to walk up to the captain's office, become greatly offended, and immediately transfer their previous patronage elsewhere. This practice will in future be impossible, for each member of the association binds himself to refuse credit to one who leaves an overdue account at another store. Anaheim a man coming alongside of bicycle. The fellow took his shoulder and demanded he The youth's pockets were ripe the hold-up man, after boxing ears and telling him to be peared. Peters described him man, smooth-shaved, and o plexion, wearing an overcoat derby hat. The Chamber of Commerce meeting this evening, will move for establishing a county government in Los Should the line be placed at as was done when Los Angles similar project in view some the intervening strip of ter- be asked to join Orange co said Pomona will seek to att new county to be formed wil as the county seat, but resi section are said to prefer Oty to the upper valley. Th Of Commerce will obtain avail and will act energetically that the territory be add- county. Miss Alice Hatfield, daughter and Mrs. George Hatfield of End, was married on Tuesday Stewart of Whittier. M Warling played the wedding Miss Anna McAulay was and William Neil bridegrain Ethel Hatfield was flower ring service of the Metro pal church ritual was used A. Johnson officiating. M ful presents were received field was the recipient, son ago, of a linen shower, give Emily Warling and other altogether free from this sons who are opposed on buying their bills; and it is they be "bawled out," as offers puts it. of the moon was visible hours on Monday evening. It was clear and a fine view partial phenomenon was observed in the evening fog obstitute, the weather being soon the next day. Janny Cadman attempted to the plastering on the second Odd Fellows' building on afternoon, he went through a lot of plaster and luckily self on a projection, otherdid have fallen to the floor don't hurt a bit!" says John. Station of Sons of Herman down from Los Angeles on a view to forming a lodge here. Prospective memcorrespondence with offiorder in Los Angeles and a probably be formed here at mechanics is engaged in finishing touches to the new First National bank, one of the handsomest in California. Tile flooring old and the interior presents handsome appearance. The occupy its new quarters first of the coming month. A tourist car, attached to go train on Sunday aftereyed a number of the injurthe Bennington through their way to Mare Island. Clients and seven trained with the party. Captain the Bennington has been orwashington to report. Just went to Los Angeles on accompanied by his son, to left for Belmont school, newly wedded couple will reside in Los Angeles. J. B. Rea transacted business in Los Angeles on Tuesday. J. W. Duckworth is circulating a petition for appointment as postmaster of Anaheim. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Fred Dyckman, agent for Lott's rapid steam washer. Lieutenant-Colonel Midgeley of Pomaña will pay an official visit to Company E this evening. Augus Graham and Jack Froehlich came down from Los Angeles on Tuesday to give the finishing touches to the Odd Fellows' building. Baron Fritz Von Sundheim of Bavaria has been in town several days this week. On Tuesday evening he was the guest of the Turners. The baron is a globe trotter and is very well pleased with his visit to Anaheim. Frank Walters is shipping melons, cantaloupes, potatoes, tomatoes and other delicacies to the Harvey eating house. Frank's melons and vegetables are first class, but he claims his potatoes are the finest ever shipped out of the valley. Local capitalists are associating themselves with the chamber of com­merce, relative to starting a steam laundry here. Yesterday information was given out to the effect that prospe­cts were good for an early beginning of the enterprise. Residents of West Anaheim are or­ganizing a water company, to be known as the Loara Water Company. The pumping plant will be located on the Warden place, where a fine volume of water is assured. Frank Eastman, carrier of Rural Route No. 1, states the postoffice de­partment will shortly announce the issuance of an order requiring mail A tourist car, attached to a cargo train on Sunday after laying a number of the injuries in the Bennington through their way to Mare Island. Civilians and seven trained men with the party. Captain of the Bennington has been or Washington to report. Most went to Los Angeles on accompanied by his son, who left for Belmont school, Francisco, to pursue his Mr. Rust later went to Ternd, where his mother and sojourning, and spent the returned on Monday morning. Bottle, of the Derrick, was in Los Angeles on Wednesday Mass Arcane Taylor, sister of Mrs. E. L. Eubanks, and received from Arkansas. Mr. Bride went to San Diego for visit. On their return they home to friends in this city. Acquaintances of the newly couple extend felicitations happy event. Helmsen and family have room a week's visit to San Bernardino, Tia Juana, La Jolla points of interest in that lot at Tia Juana he met Senor Amerly of this city, and had a time recounting experiences at. He also visited Los Annovia, Baldwin's ranch, and in a blaze of glory Saturday at Ocean Park. Peters, the fifteen-year-old son by Recorder Peters, was the hold-up man at Santa Ana day night; and was relieved of young Peters had just deliverage of meat in one of the outstriets, and was on his return market, when he was stopped by mining alongside of him on a road. The fellow took him by the side and demanded his money. Smith's pockets were rifled, when up man, after boxing the lad's telling him to be off, disappeared. Peters described him as a tall tooth-shaved, and dark com-wearing an overcoat and black suit. Number of Commerce, at its this evening, will discuss the enterprise. Residents of West Anaheim are organizing a water company, to be known as the Loara Water Company. The pumping plant will be located on the Warden place, where a fine volume of water is assured. Frank Eastman, carrier of Rural Route No. 1, states the postoffice department will shortly announce the issuance of an order requiring mail boxes along all routes to be painted green. The city trustees have completed their labors as a board of equalization, and have approved the assessment as returned by City Assessor Merritt. The board will fix the tax levy at its meeting on Tuesday evening. W. C. Warner has had plans drawn for a brick front to his livery stable. It will have a frontage of sixty feet, and work will begin in the near future. The front of the present structure will be moved to the rear of the stable. The new building will contain a store-room to be used as a gents' furnishing goods establishment. L. Mendelson, well and favorably known hereabout, was up from San Diego this week on a business mission. He represents a company manufacturing the Swan Dry Powder fire extinguisher, which is made in San Diego, and is said to be the best preparation of its kind now on the market. Mr. Mendelson will be in Anaheim again shortly to give ocular demonstration of what the powder does to fire and is desirous of having a goodly number of people out to witness the exhibition. Unclaimed letters in Anaheim post-office: Chas. Andrews, J. A. Alexander, Mrs. Delfina Acuna, Miss Lulu A. Bixby, Sam Brown, Basworth & Gage, Mrs. G. D. Bond, Mrs. Almeda Burger, L. D. Cornnelle, Luther Collins, R. E. Dancer, A. M. Despain, Mr. P. C. Elliot, Fritzie Groppengeiser, Wm. Grecht, Mr. H. F. Gauser, Mr. H. M. Hinds, Jessie F. Gray, Mrs. Nannie Johnson, Miss Stella Marselm, Mr. J. T. McCann, Mr. J. G. Merritt, E. R. Mia, J. H. Mifford, Robt. H. Morehead, Eliza Paine, Mr. J. H. Phillips, Dr. H. C. Phelps, Fred Reman, Mr. Ernest Sundin, Mr A. P. Sorenson, Chas. H. Slaugler, P. W. Smith, W. D. Smith, Mr J. D. 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