anaheim-gazette 1905-10-05

WALLOP BRO'S A few prices for one week commence Saturday, Sept. 30, 1905: Large White Beans 12lbs... 25c Small " " 8 lbs... 25c Pink Beans 8 lbs... 25c Coil Oil 5 gal... 55c Shoulders ... 8c-10c California Cheese... 124c Mixed Line 4 oz spices... 5c Large Prunes 4lb... 25c Small Prunes 10lbs... 25c Pioneer Sapolio... 6 for 25c Sunshine Cereal food... 5c 1lb pkg Russian tea, 50c, 1lb pkg Russian tea, 26c, regular 70c tea Sioux Soap 8 for 25c, regular 5c Tom Boy Soap... 3 Tar Soap... 6 Poppy Milk, regular 15c, Diamond Brand Cream, 10c, Kilfyre, regular $3 fire extinguis- $1 50 Green Olives, A1,... 2 qts Mincemeat..... Potted Chicken and Turkey..... Mixed line Baking Powder (Regular 25c lines) Regular 15c lines... We are now in our new room in the Odd Fell building, and have an up-to-date stock of Groceries a right prices. Malthoid Roofing Is backed by 21 years of successful experience In the manufacture of roofing material. It is now by the largest concerns in the country. FOR SALE AT L. E. MILLER'S CENTER In the manufacture of roofing material. It is now by the largest concerns in the country. FOR SALE AT L. E. MILLER'S CENTER MARKET Carries a choice line of Fresh and Salt Meat Phno Main 123 Center Street, ANAHEIM MARTIN & KLEMEN Palace Meat Market F. W. FLEISCHMAN, Prop. Beef, Mutton, Pork, Fresh and Salted Meats, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard Prompt attention given to all orders. CITY MARKET In New Odd Fellow's block The Best of Fresh Meats Constantly on H Hams, Bacon, Lard, Sausage F. W. Fleischman, - - - Prop. The Best of Fresh Meats Constantly on Hams, Bacon, Lard, Sausage F. W. Fleischman, Prop. Anaheim Beer on Tap Telephone THE PEERLESS A. FUHRBERG, Proprietor Fine Wines, Licenses and Cigars ANAHEIM, Cal BANNER LYE WITH LESS WORK You can thoroughly clean your home and household utensils, including washing, at a cost of Ten cents a month. Send for free booklet THE J. K. ARMSBY COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO RO'S. for commencing A very interesting campaign is on in Los Angeles at the present time in favor of some form of combined city and county government. It is urged in favor of such a plan that a great saving in expense could be made by simplifying the administration of county and municipal affairs. There would then be but one assessment and one collection of taxes for the entire territory, instead of the county assessment and collections and the city assessment and collections that are to quite an extent in duplicate. Just what territory shall be included in this Greater Los Angeles is being vigorously discussed not only in Los Angeles, but in the outside communities. There seems to be a considerable sentiment in favor of taking in the present territory of Los Angeles county as far east as San Gabriel river, leaving Azusa, Covina, Puente, Pomona, and many other towns in that section free to form a new county with Pomona as the county seat. Under that plan Duarte, Monrovia, Sierra Madre, Pasadena and South Pasadena would all become a part of the new city and county. Whittier seems agreeable to coming into the scheme; and there is a strong sentiment in favor of taking in the coast towns that are now closely connected to the city by trolley lines—that is Long Beach, San Pedro, Redondo, Venice, Ocean Park and Santa Monica. The surburban town of Guardia, Panamanian minister-eign affairs, is about to visit Jose, the capital of Costa Rica, the purpose of negotiating an annexation to that country. The offer of the republic causes no surprise to Costa Rican and unless accompanied by tions regarded as impossible. Costa Rican government promptly accepted by that nation. The quickness with which government of Panama has with the idea of independent from information received various causes. The official expected that when the States began to build the canal a stream of gold would into the country which would every one of them a rich man. The United States has the policy of spending more money within its own There has been no opportunity the extensive graft which is in the other republics of and South America, because article ten of the treaty between United States and Panama, ter is prohibited from imposing taxes upon the canal or appertaining thereto, or that and employes of the water ing in the cities of Panama. The government also is owing from levying contributions ges of a personal character kind upon any individual in vice of the canal and rail auxiliary works. The United States found sary to act firmly in suppression which the com Madre, Pasadena and South Pasadena would all become a part of the new city and county. Whittier seems agreeable to coming into the scheme; and there is a strong sentiment in favor of taking in the coast towns that are now closely connected to the city by trolley lines—that is Long Beach, San Pedro, Redondo, Venice, Ocean Park and Santa Monica. The surburban town of Hollywood and also the territory between these coast towns and Los Angeles would be included in the consolidation. What to do with the San Fernando valley and especially the territory north of the range—the New-hall-Actnon country—is a puzzling problem. The San Fernando valley might be included in the city; and it is quite probable that the portion of the county north of there might be split up and part of it annexed to Ventura county and part to Kern county. Downey and certain other territory contiguous to Orange county would probably be left to form new political affiliations with that county. One of the arguments in favor of this gigantic consolidation scheme is the water supply, which will be made available by the Owens river project. If all the territory outlined above were united in one city and county it would share in the benefits of this magnificent water supply and it is believed that the supply which will be brought to Los Angeles from this source is sufficiently abundant to furnish water for any af this large territory that may need it. The scheme is certainly a big one, but legal obstacles would have to be adjusted and much lacal opposition overcome. We could hardly imagine, for instance, that there would be much sentiment in Pasadena in favor of any project of this sort. Nor can we see why a growing city like Long Beach should care to give up its identity in any degree in employes of the water ing in the cities of Panama c The government also is o from levying contributions ges of a personal character kind upon any individual in vice of the canal and rail auxiliary works. The United States found sary to act firmly in suppres insurrection which the com in-chief of the Panama a organized, and it thus to from the people of the rep of the most cherished rig of revolution, which the American can possess. In brief, the government ple of Panama seem to h to the conclusion that they dependence in name only, believe that by annexation Rica they will secure great dom. FULL OF TRAGIC MEAN are these lines from J. H. S Casey, Ia. Think what mi resulted from this terrible co had not taken the medicine which he writes: "I had a cough, that disturbed my nii I tried everything, but nothing relieve it, until I took Dr. Ki Discovery for Consumption and Colds, which complete me." Instantly relieves an nently cures all throat and eases; prevents grip and p At W. B. Hutchinson drug and $1; guaranteed. Trial b AMERICA'S TRADE IN THE William J. Johnson of N publisher of the American who, as a member of Taft's party, made the tri Orient to investigate conditions and the opportunity the sale of American man in the Philippines, Japan a says that, in his opinion, th the congressional delegati The scheme is certainly a big one, but legal obstacles would have to be adjusted and much local opposition overcome. We could hardly imagine, for instance, that there would be much sentiment in Pasadena in favor of any project of this sort. Nor can we see why a growing city like Long Beach should care to give up its identity in any degree in order to become a part of a city which would be completely dominated by Los Angeles. The project, though, is really being discussed seriously and developments with reference to it will be watched with great interest. At this stage in the game, however, the scheme certainly looks "chimerical."—Riverside Press. Panama Tires of Independence Washington, Sept. 30.—The republic of Panama has made overtures to Costa Rica looking to the union of the two nations, and in the opinion of those in a position to speak with authority, a coalition is the probable outcome of the negotiations now instituted. The first definite news of the purpose of Panama to propose annexation to Costa Rica reached the state department in the form of a communication from United States Consul-General Lee, who reported that Senor de la William J. Johnson of New York publisher of the American who, as a member of Taft's party, made the triumph to investigate conditions and the opportunity the sale of American mankind in the Philippines, Japan says that, in his opinion, the congressional delegation be of much good to America in the Far East. "The Congressmen did not tious and intelligent work island, and made an excessive pression, not only upon them but upon business men," While one cannot always forecast the action of Congress indications are that sugar and tobacco will be into the United States free as hemp now is. If so, will probably think that, after reciprocity, American industries of the islands come into the Philippines free; however, that goods from country shall not be admired at once, on the ground revenues will be needed for to meet the expenses of the government, there is little that, at latest, this will continue time that the agreement will as to equal tariff privilege Philippines shall expire, Panaman minister of foreign affairs, is about to visit San Juan capital of Costa Rica, with cause of negotiating a treaty relation to that country. War of the republic of Panama has no surprise to Costa Rica, accompanied by conditions as impossible by the American government will be accepted by that country. Quickness with which the United Panama has soured idea of independence is due information received here, to causes. The officials had said that when the United States to build the Panama canal of gold would flow into country which would make them a rich man. United States has pursued all of spending most of its within its own borders. It has been no opportunity for active graft which is possible other republics of Central America, because under the treaty between the states and Panama, the latter prohibited from imposing any on the canal or anything being thereto, or the officers payes of the water way livelihoods of Panama or Colon. Government also is estopped bringing contributions or charitable character of any person in any individual in the service canal and railroad and works. United States found it necessary firmly in suppressing the union which the commander- three years." As to the effect upon American trade in the Orient, resulting from the commercial expansion of Japan after the war, Johnson said: "I believe that during the next ten years Japan will astonish the world, as much in the development of her manufacturing and commerce as she has surprised it in the last ten years by the expansion of her military and naval powers. Whatever this may signify to the world in general, and to America ultimately, I am not able to prophesy, but for the next twenty years and more it indicates a great increase in oriental trade. It will most likely bring many changes, and in some lines may spell disaster, but on the whole we cannot fail to be benefited by the internal expansions and developments of China, Korea and Japan." DON'T BORROW TROUBLE It is a bad habit to borrow anything, but the worst thing you can possibly borrow is trouble. When sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn out by the pains and poisons of dyspepsia, billiousness, Bright's disease, and similar internal disorders, don't sit down and brood over your symptoms but fly for relief to Electric Bitters. Here you will find sure and permanent forgetfulness of all your troubles, and your body will not be burdened by a load of debt disease. At Hutchinson's drugstore. Price 50c. Guaranteed. For all kinds of Real Estate call on J. R. Gardiner, Fullerton, Cal. 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At Hutchinson's drugstore. Price 50c. Guaranteed. For all kinds of Real Estate call on J. R. Gardiner, Fullerton, Cal. The best of bargains in all branches are offered. Call and be convinced. Are You Going to Paint? See McKinley about Climatic high grade prepared paint. Climatic paint is an honest paint. Linseed oil, etc. Jy 7-tf RECLAMATION FUND. Figures made public at Washington show California's contribution to the general reclamation fund is now $2,333,466.08. Estimates of the interior department show the state's addition to the fund in the last fiscal year was $361,557.87, against $629,416.05 in the previous year. The total amount now available for irrigation purposes is $27,770,-815.33, and the secretary of the interior has made allotments aggregating $32,870,000, of which $23,907,-000 are for projects under construction and remainder for projects not begun. 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