anaheim-gazette 1905-08-24

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. VENEZUELA has placed orders in Europe for torpedo boats with guns and ammunitions at a cost of about $2,500,000, a larger amount than that little South American republic has ever expended at one time for war materials. An American who has just returned from Venezuela is authority for the statement that President Castro recently declared that he was going "to fight the Yankees," which explains the unusually large orders for ships, arms and ammunition. It is reported that when the Venezuelan executive heard recently of the appointment by President Roosevelt of Judge William J. Calhoun as special commissioner to investigate certain affairs at Caracas his anger was great and his language immoderate. He announced that he would not permit an emissary of President Roosevelt The question arises, How Dr. Head? And where will he ever come back? And John Anderson? him to our bosom and we as our first born. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION For week ending August Huntington Beach Co to Miles, lots 11, 13 & 15, blk tington Beach, $10. A U W Co to Joseph Helm blk A, Center tract, $400. Mrs S M Kelm to W H Br 7 & 8, blk 12 & n ½ of lot Arch Beach, lot 30, blk A; lo blk B, Rogers' add to Laguna. Mrs Belle P Martin to Mar well, n ½ of w ½ of ne ½ of sw t 5 s, r 11 w, 10 acres, $2000. Stearns Ranchos Co to D S ger & Frank Claudina, lot 39 extension, $10. E A Clampitt & Maggie Ch Joel B Parker, lot 3, Anahe slon, and 20 acres in n w cor t 4 s, r 10 w, $10. C W Clayton & Minnie l to F W Harding, e ½ of lot 7 lot 8, blk L, Ross add, $500. Horace Lucy & Addie B Southern Cal R R strip 40 ft e of Sou Cal R R in n 8 acres lot 4, blk G, A B Chapman to Charles Mueller & Emma same, strip 40 ft wide lying Cal R R in sw ½ of lot 4, blk Chapman tct. Anabel Spencer & Calvin S to same, strip 40 ft wide lying Cal R R in s 12ac of n ½ of lot A B Chapman tct, $10. Mary L Travis, Eliza Travis to same, strip 40 ft w It is reported that when the Venezuelan executive heard recently of the appointment by President Roosevelt of Judge William J. Calhoun as special commissioner to investigate certain affairs at Caracas his anger was great and his language immoderate. He announced that he would not permit an emissary of President Roosevelt to land in Venezuela. Reports which come leaking out from St. Petersburg throw an interesting light upon the military system prevailing in Russia. Thus we read that when Alexief was on his way to the Liao Tang peninsula he traveled in a special train, as befitted his station, but disdaining to travel at night, he halted his train at sundown, refusing to give orders to go ahead until daylight. Moreover the old gentleman would not have his slumbers disturbed by trains passing on sidings, and so all traffic on the Trans-Siberian railway ceased for ten hours. Military trains bearing soldiers to the front were delayed a week by this Muscovite way of railroading. When Gen. Krippenberg was about to depart for Manchuria he found his special train had not been fitted up with electric lights and he refused to proceed until these were provided. A delay of two weeks was thus entailed. Trains bearing wounded soldiers back from the Yalu river were sidetracked to afford right of way to special trains having officers wives aboard. These incidents are mere outcroppings of a corrupt system whose inefficiency was abundantly proven whenever put to the test. Next Saturday occurs the election in the Anaheim school district for voting upon the levy of a special tax of $3000 to provide addit- having officers wives aboard. These incidents are mere outcroppings of a corrupt system whose inefficiency was abundantly proven whenever put to the test. Next Saturday occurs the election in the Anaheim school district for voting upon the levy of a special tax of $3000 to provide additional school facilities for the district. New cement sidewalks are desired at the Central, primary and high school buildings, sanitary closets are needed at the Central school building, as well as repairs to the edifice. Polls will be open from 8 o'clock a.m. until sundown at the Central school building. Make a note of the election, and do your duty by the children. Go to the polls and vote in favor of the tax—it will amount to but a small increase in your taxes. Get your neighbors to do likewise. Do not permit the election to go by default, as sometimes happens in cases of this kind. Go to the polls and vote. And vote for the special tax. Never despair the Last Straw. Many a poor wretched has grasped at it, just as the last ray of glimmering hope was about to expire, and saved his miserable neck thereby. Look at Colonel Langley. QUESTION arises, How old is he ever come back? John Anderson? We hug our bosom and we love him first born. ESTATE TRANSFERS A week ending August 21 Boston Beach Co to Richard Is 11, 13 & 15, blk 113, Hunbeach, $10. Co to Joseph Helmsen, lot 18, enter tract, $400. M Kelm to W H Brooks, lots 12 & n ½ of lot 8, blk 14, each, lot 30, blk A; lots 1 & 2, lagers' add to Laguna, $10. P Martin to Mary L Southof w ½ of ne ½ of sw ½ of sec 26, sw, 10 acres, $2000. Ranchos Co to D S Lineberank Claudina, lot 39, Anaheim, $10. Campitt & Maggie Clampitt to arker, lot 3, Anaheim exten20 acres in n w cor of sec 12, sw, $10. Dayton & Minnie L Clayton, arding, e ½ of lot 7 & w ½ of L, Ross add, $500. Lucy & Addie B Lucy to, Cal R R strip 40 ft wide lying Cal R R in n 8 acres of n ½ of G, A B Chapman tct, $10. Mueller & Emma Mueller to up 40 ft wide lying e of Sou n sw ½ of lot 4, blk G, A B tct. Spencer & Calvin S Spencer strip 40 ft wide lying e of Sou n s 12ac of n ½ of lot 4, blk G, man tct, $10. Travis, Eliza Travis & Lula same strip 40 ft wide lying BUENA PARK NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Lowndes of Redlands are visiting here, the guests of Mr. Datesman. S. O. Walker and wife returned Saturday from their seaside trip. Ira McAulay has returned to his labors in the factory after a month's vacalation. Charles Holzhauser has closed up the butcher shop and with his wife is taking a trip to the beaches. Charley has earned a good rest after his years of labor and after his return intends to embark in the butcher business on a larger scale. Mr. and Mrs. Owens are sojourning at Long Beach. The paycar on the S. P. came along on this division the other day, the first time in over a year. The boys along the line are wondering why. Any stuffers? Contract beets raised in this vicinity for the Chino factory are being shiped out daily in large quantities. L. E. Brant has traded a 20 acre improved ranch for an unimproved lot in Long Beach. A. L. Bennett, our real estate agent, contemplates taking a trip east next month. J. S. Perry has just loaded a car of hay for shipment to Glendale. Mr. Foster and family will move to Pomona the first of the month. Adams Crawford who acquires the Foster property is here arranging the closing of the deal. “Billy” Taylor, the road boss, has two oil spinklers at work on the roads and promises this district as good thououghfares as are in the county. Ralph Morgan of Waterville had a bad automobile wreck on Monday by the blowing out of the cylinder head. The accident was a very humiliating Cal RR in n 8 acres of n ½ of G, A B Chapman tct, $10 Mueller & Emma Mueller to trip 40 ft wide lying e of Sou sw ½ of lot 4, blk G, A B tct. Spencer & Calvin S Spencer strip 40 ft wide lying e of Sou s 12ac of n ½ of lot 4, blk G, Human tct, $10. Travis, Eliza Travis & Lula same, strip 40 ft wide lying RR in Richland Farm lot). A Dawes & H C Dawes to s 30 ft of lot 2, & n 35 ft of Thomas' add to city of Santa B Baker to H E Finster, lot of lot 25, blk C, Gardiner & to Santa Ana, $10. M Boring to J J Seeman, t3, town of Arch Beach, $10. Bton Beach Co to Mrs Minnie lots 2, 4, 6 & 8, blk 315, on Beach, $10. Mrs Dorotha Carlson & Miss Courtig, lot 18, blk 113, Hun-ach, $10. B H Wild, lots 14 & 16, blk Bington Beach, $10. Lts & Matilda N Spotts to R re, lot 5 & e ½ of n ½ of lot 19, Spotts Villa tct, $10. Bton Beach Co to W W lots 17 & 19, blk 516, Hun-ach, $10. Uiddle & Lucinda E Criddle L Bernhardt, 1 acre in Deri-Groete, trustee, to C Roy t1, blk B, Bonnie Brae tct, Rawson to W H Obear, lots blk B, Anaheim Center tct, Bear & Lulu B Obear to Wm lots 17 & 18, blk B, Anaheim Seats & E Lillian Sheats to T und ½ int in lot 13, blk 22, Beach, $10. Gibbes & J A Gibbes to X Mention of n ½ of s ½ of blk 2, add to Santa Ana, $600. Clute & Mary E Clute to L Addie Sheats, portion of n blk 2, Walton's add to Santa Bennerschneidt to Ellen M lot 103 & o ½ of Lot 102. Pomona the first of the month. Adams Crawford who acquires the Foster property is here arranging the closing of the deal. "Billy" Taylor, the road boss, has two oil spinklers at work on the roads and promises this district as good thoroughfares as are in the county. Ralph Morgan of Waterville had a bad automobile wreck on Monday by the blowing out of the cylinder head. The accident was a very humiliating one, as Morgan prided himself on having one of the best machines out. The auto was hauled home hitched to the ever reliable farm wagon. An occasional word is heard politically. It is conceded by the knowing ones that the supervisor next year rightfully should be an Anaheim man. Buena Park had the honor once, Fullerton has the office now and in all fairness the supervisor ought to be selected from Anaheim next time. Insurance Commissioner E. Myron Wolf has submitted to Governor Pardee his annual report of that department for the past year. It shows that the total number of companies which were authorized to transact business in the state during the year was 217. Of these 136 were fire and marine companies; 35 legal reserve life insurance companies; 3 assessment life, health and accident insurance companies; 35 miscellaneous insurance companies, and 10 county fire mutuals. The returns indicate that the companies had a very successful year. The only exceptions were in the cases of industrial life, marine and credit indemnity. The former of these shows a greater amount of insurance in force than at the close of the preceding year, so that it also can be said to be in a satisfactory condition. The total premiums received by all the companies during the year amounted to $24,127,539, and the losses paid by them were $8,542,103 15. The fire companies have collected during the past twenty years $125,170,-851 07, and have paid out in losses $55,968,550 63. The marine companies have collected during the past twenty years $30,950,438 61 and paid out in losses $17,916,700 70. The ordinary life insurance companies have collected $91,514,600 74 and paid out $40,170,-006 55 in losses and endowments. These figures do not include the returns for industrial life and assessment com- The fire companies have collected during the past twenty years $125,170,-851 07, and have paid out in losses $55,968,550 63. The marine companies have collected during the past twenty years $30,950,438 61 and paid out in losses $17,916,700 70. The ordinary life insurance companies have collected $91,514,600 74 and paid out $40,170,-006 55 in losses and endowments. These figures do not include the returns for industrial life and assessment companies. PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE J. D. Runyan of Butlerville, O., laid the peculiar disappearance of his painful symptoms of indigestion and biliousness 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. After All Its the movement under the dial that makes the timepiece. All watches look pretty much alike from the dial side, but there's a vast difference in the interior construction. Constantly repairing watches gives us a knowledge of the mechanism that is worth something to you and of which you get the benefit when you buy your watches at C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim Started Up The Latest Improved Electric Power Clipper at Palace Livery Stable J. HAHN, Prop. Tel Main 97 Los Angeles St., Anaheim Always Reliable Clean Up of all Summer Goods We still have a good assortment of all kinds of summer goods hand which we are determined to close out within the next two weeks. To accomplish this end all summer merchandise, such as Wash goods, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waist Suits, Wash Skirts, Children's Wash Dresses, Summer Millinery and all remnants and odds and ends will be reduced as to bear no relation to former price. Cost will not counted. They simply HAVE to go NOW! FASHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts. Mason Lightning and Vacunm FRUIT JARS In Cans and all Necessaries for the Canning Season, at DICKEL'S FRUIT JARS in Cans and all Necessaries for the Canning Season, at DICKEL'S Justreceived a large line of good Agatere, Gas and Gasoline stoves. Lubricating Oils C. G. McKINLEY MAY, 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 and get prices Los Angeles St. Anaheim 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 Jos. Helmsen Gloves Dress, Automobile, Driving & Work Gloves EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED Yungbluth & Kroeger Phone Main 66 127 Center St. Lott's Rapid Steam Washer I am very well satisfied with my machine. It does the washing quicker and easier than any machine I have ever tried. It saves wear and tear of clothes to a great extent. Another kind of washer but I seldom used it because I could wash as quickly and easily, and with less labor, with a board. But since I got one of the Steam Washers thrown the board aside and use the machine, for it saves so much labor and time. Anaheim, Cal. MRS. J. S. HOWARD. FRED DYCKMAN, Agent Door North of P. O. Anaheim, Cal.