anaheim-gazette 1905-10-26

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. Upon another page of this issue will be found extracts from the up-valley papers dealing with the governor's visit to Riverside and San Bernardino. These excerpts make interesting reading at this stage of the proceedings. The San Bernardino Sun warns the governor not to locate the state experiment station at Riverside on account of scarcity of water, and because the title of half of Riverside's water supply is in the courts. Riverside assures the governor Patton has no water. San Bernardino accuses Bro. Clarke of "working" the boards of trade of Colton and other places into adopting resolutions endorsing Riverside. The Times-Index says the governor's reception at Patton was not such as should have been accorded the state's leading citizen. All this rumpus is water upon the ing them? Let us do it if A visit to Pasadena, Redland Riverside shows a distinct contrast to this state of this vailing in these stately counties—the contrast is most and to our utter discreetness this work of weed annihilation taken up forthwith. We driveways leading out of which are lined with magpalms and trees, but whomarred by the tangledweveloping them. Inside therare superb orchards, butthe weeds seem to haveeverything. Supervisor Ger, moreover, has neglectroads shamefully, and theof this section ought to gethim with a big stick. Butwe criticise the outlying relet us set them a good examcleaning up in town. Letto it that the weeds be maOnce down they are easydown. Clean your city lotitors are among you, andwould have them remain;have a clean town andthoroughfares leading to itthe roadway in front ofyourerty, trim your palm tre hedges, and divest yourvacufweeds. Until this is oshall be at a disadvantagepared with the other townred to. Clean up! The city credits its elect Patton has no water. San Bernardino accuses Bro. Clarke of "working" the boards of trade of Colton and other places into adopting resolutions endorsing River-side. The Times-Index says the governor's reception at Patton was not such as should have been accorded the state's leading citizen. All this rumpus is water upon the wheel of Orange county, which tendered the governor and the distinguished members of the commission accompanying him its usual hospitality—generous, warm-hearted, sincere. But we are not basing our claims to the proposed state laboratory because of our hospitality, not by much. That is based upon the pre-eminent advantages of this section for the purposes in view over and above those of other contestants for the prize. These, we believe, are thoroughly well-known especially to Prof. Wickson, the agricultural expert of the university, to whom the matter of further investigating the sites offered has been delegated. Prof. Wickson knows Orange county, as he does Patton and Riverside, and he is the man fitted above all others pre-eminently to make the selection. And we believe that site will be selected which will tend to make the state laboratory a practical success, which will afford relief to the growers, and be of permanent value to the people of the entire state. The Fullerton correspondent of the Los Angeles Examiner bunches up this bit of inelegance: "Fullerton, Oct. 18. — The Fullerton board of trade and the chamber of commerce of Santa Ana have decided to co-operate in the matter of taking in the territory between here and New River should Los Angeles city and county form one government. At a joint meeting it was decided that each organization should appoint a committee of three to work together to ascertain just what can be done at the present time to look after Orange county's interest." This savors much of the old-thoroughfares leading to it; the roadway in front of yourerty, trim your palm tr hedges, and divest your val of weeds. Until this is do shall be at a disadvantage pared with the other town red to. Clean up! The city credits its elect tem with $2,436 annually for lighting. With the install municipal gas works the o credit the power house with for fuel. It costs the c sum for fuel according to t tract now in force. The paid as high as $4,000 a for fuel, the price of oil va the open market. Here w $5,436 which the city would to pay private corporate this service. This amounts the profits of electric and gas, in the event tha to consumers for those c ties shall remain the same charged by the municipali Angeles pays the Edison o $150,000 annually for light streets. With the install its own municipal system water from Owens river sh been brought to that city, estimated the cost for street will be reduced one-third sibly one-half. That is m ownership. Municipal ov would save Anaheim $5, annually in light and fue le the people take advantage or shall we pay it to priv porations? SUPERVISOR LINEBARGER with you. Not since you have the roads radiating from been in such wretched condition of chuckholes, lined with w dusty, they are a reproach to munity and the county. We better thoroughfares. Our p sist upon them. You have g ful attention to roads in you- The Fullerton correspondent of the Los Angeles Examiner bunches up this bit of inelegance: "Fullerton, Oct. 18.—The Fullerton board of trade and the chamber of commerce of Santa Ana have decided to co-operate in the matter of taking in the territory between here and New River should Los Angeles city and county form one government. At a joint meeting it was decided that each organization should appoint a committee of three to work together to ascertain just what can be done at the present time to look after Orange county's interest." This savors much of the old-time practice of "knocking" Anaheim—which practice has long since gone out of date among the progressive people of our neighbor town. Much as the Anaheim chamber of commerce was the first body in the county to propose the action referred to; as the meeting at which joint action was adopted was held in the rooms of that organization in this city, and as the local chamber entertained their visiting brethren from Santa Ana and Fullerton at an elaborate banquet, this ignoring of the organization by a snide performer in newspaper harness harks back to the dark ages. Will Mr. Van Loan call the attention of Nosey Gardner to it, and have him sit up and take notice? We wonder if it would be too much trouble for owners of city lots in town, as well as those of tracts along the principal roadways out of town, to clear their properties of the weeds encumber- SUPERVISOR LINEBARGER with you. Not since your have the roads radiating from been in such wretched condition of chuckholes, lined with dusty, they are a reproach to munity and the county. We better thoroughfares. Our persist upon them. You have ful attention to roads in your ate neighborhood, but here have been shamefully neglected is not according to your work the people good roads through district. Give these thorough attention that is their due. Steam Laundry EDITOR GAZETTE.—After two weeks persistent effort, I fied it is useless to consume time in the matter of esta steam laundry in Anaheim bond proposition, while the tion seemed fair and met with dorsement of the chamber merce and the people gen have not met with the suc hoped for, reaching only about the required capital to perfect object. Of the many that I ca I met but two who did not there is a fine opening here dry. I firmly believe that company can be organized days with a $5000 capital for here, and while I am not in to form the company along th I sincerely hope some active the community will take them at once and do so. I will m fully give him all the assistance and will give him the name who will invest $200 in sto Let us do it if we can. Pasadena, Redlands and shows a distinguished state of things precontrast is most painful, our utter discredit. Let of weed annihilation be forthwith. We have leading out of town lined with magnificent trees, but which are the tangled weeds enthem. Inside the fences orb orchards, but outside seem to have taken Supervisor Linebarover, has neglected these mefully, and the people action ought to get after a big stick. But before seize the outlying residents, them a good example by up in town. Let us see the weeds be made to go. then they are easily kept clean your city lots! Visamong you, and if we have them remain, we must clean town and clean fares leading to it. Clean way in front of your propyour palm trees and divest your vacant lots Until this is done we at a disadvantage as comwith the other towns referClean up! they were on my paper for but one bond of $10. I will also give the name of one gentleman who will be one of five men to subscribe $1000 each for a laundry here. So you can see that the time is ripe now to push the matter forward. I thank you, Mr. Editor, and through your esteemed paper thank all the subscribers to my proposition, and all others who treated me with all courtesy and encouragement in my effort to start a steam laundry here. I regret my inability to perfect the matter along the lines as laid down on the heading of my subscription paper—a bond proposition. Respectfully yours. GEORGE LOCKYER. Anaheim, Cal., Oct. 19, 1905. ASSESSED VALUATION. Controller E. P. Colgan, has favored us with a copy of his annual report giving the assessed valuation in the state for 1905. We take the following figures therefrom: Classification and Counties Total Value of All Property. 1—Alameda $116 643 574 57—Alpine 468 385 35—Amador 5 440 642 23—Butte 16 934 887 33—Calaveras 6 085 400 42—Colusa 12 286 809 19—Contra Costa 21 861 312 55—Del Norte 3 209 214 40—El Dorado 4 963 515 7—Fresno 38 640 483 47—Glenn 10 625 292 11—Humboldt 24 824 099 53—Inyo 2 607 039 26—Kern 25 134 795 37—Kings 8 337 946 45—Lake 3 327 865 51—Lassen 5 599 222 2—Los Angeles 232 610 753 44—Madera 7 438 381 29—Marin 14 131 123 49—Mariposa 2 257 871 Clean up! Only credits its electric system $2,436 annually for street With the installation of gas works the city will power house with $3,000 It costs the city that fuel according to the conin force. The city has high as $4,000 annually the price of oil varying in market. Here we have which the city would have private corporations for price. This amount repreprofits of electric lights in the event that prices owners for those commodiremain the same as now by the municipality. Los pays the Edison company annually for lighting its With the installation of municipal system when Owens river shall have caught to that city, it is esthe cost for street lighting produced one-third and pos-half. That is municipal p. Municipal ownership give Anaheim $5,436 an- light and fuel. Shall take advantage of this, we pay it to private cor- Total... $1 624 991 742 O. A. Mullinix Registered Pharmacist And Chemist Having purchased the drug business of W. B. Hutchinson, I take this means of informing the people of Anaheim and vicinity that I shall make a specialty of carrying O. A. Mullinix Registered Pharmacist And Chemist Having purchased the drug business of W. B. Hutchinson, I take this means of informing the people of Anaheim and vicinity that I shall make a specialty of carrying Pure Drugs and Chemicals A cordial invitation is extended the public to call and be convinced, assuring all of prompt service and courteous treatment. O. A. Mullinix. $4.75 Buys a gold-filled watch. Every other article in our stock comparatively as low in price and every article guaranteed. We have made a reduction in prices for your benefit and as your thoughts turn to Christmas remember this is the time and this is the place to buy your watches, clocks, jewelry and silverware. C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim Looking for Trouble! That's our business, and if your watch or clock needs repairing bring it to us. All work guaranteed. We might add that we have a high grade line of watches in Elgin, Waltham and Hampden. Also a nice line of jewelry, novelties, etc. W. C. Talcott Hutchinson's Drug Store Anaheim Cal. 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