anaheim-gazette 1905-12-07

Is the walnut blight caused by insects which formerly furnished food for birds in the groves, but which are now being exterminated by the gun of the sportsman? This is the theory of one of the county's oldest and most successful growers, Mr. Burdorf of Fullerton, who states that when his walnut trees furnished nesting places to hundreds of doves he was never troubled with the blight. The pest he thinks is spread by insects which formerly fell a prey to these birds. As the birds have been decreasing in number year by year, the blight has shown a corresponding increase in its virulence. Mr. Burdorf suggests that the time has arrived for the protection of these feathered friends of the orchardist. The suggestion merits the careful consideration of our law-makers. 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. How does all this affect the market? The condenser may evitably pay the increased price of milk has jumped from 6 cents per quart, and even demanded. This illustrates the opening of a new market; the price of a given commute We have heard people say, in past, that the town did not drive business away from This is the condensed essence bosh. Ask the dairymen west of us what they think about electric trolley line. Let us hear more of the electric railwaying business away from the Rather let us put shoulder wheel and secure a connection for this city. That people of California interested in having the state up with a good class of citizens evidenced by the numerosity In people in this neck of the woods are disposed to become impatient relative to the delay of the commission to select a site for the pathological station, let them take comfort from the fact that their brethren of the north are no nearer the achievement of their ambition than are we. An experimental farm is to be located in the north, and the commission selected to pick out a site is having the time of its life in locating it. A dozen or more places are after it, and at night the horizon seems suffused with a ruddy glow all the way from Yolo to Knight's Landing. The attempt of the commission to select a site for the Southern California station is smooth as a mid-summer night's dream, even though no conclusion has as yet been arrived at, compared with the raucous hair-pulling of the northern citrus belt. The northern commission met at Sacramento last week, and after ineffectually considering the subject voted to refer the whole matter to Prof. Wickson, to whom had also been referred the task of selecting a site for the Southern California station. Prof. Wickson is not a member of the up-country commission, and his selection reflects upon him no little honor. That he will pick the best site for each station, south as well as north, goes without saying, and that Orange county will be chosen for the first-named place, we believe as firmly today as we did two That people of California interested in having the state up with a good class of citizens evidenced by the numerous sponses from the notices print this and other papers over state, asking that names of friends be sent to the California Promotion Committee at San Francisco. The committee has received hundreds of answers and hard literature and personal letters of the parties named in the sponses. Already a partial letter has been attained as some are have been received from the erners who are sitting close to fires when they receive the nature telling of the balmy climate California and showing so wonderful productions of state. It is estimated that letters will be the means of making desirable citizens for California send their names and add to the California Promotion committee, 25 New Montgomery San Francisco, and that organization will do all in its power to your friends fall in love with fornia and come out here to Naval officers are looking ward with keen interest to commendations upon which Stary Bonaparte is at work reing the increase of the navy is known to favor battleship torpedo boats, and it is exp California station. Prof. Wickson is not a member of the up-country commission, and his selection reflects upon him no little honor. That he will pick the best site for each station, south as well as north, goes without saying, and that Orange county will be chosen for the first-named place, we believe as firmly today as we did two months ago, when we leaned to the opinion that we were first, and Riverside, Patton, Claremont and Whittier nowhere. Gus Hansen reports from Buena Park that since the advent of the electric railway he receives an enhanced price of 15 cents per hundred pounds for his milk which he ships to Los Angeles instead of delivering it to the condenser. The new market brings him not only the increased price, but he saves a four-mile haul in the bargain. He ships 1000 pounds of milk to Los Angeles daily, and informs us that from his immediate section a carload of milk, exceeding 10,000 pounds, is forwarded to the city each morning. Mr. Hansen figures his increased profits at $45 per month cash, with no reference to the saving of a four-mile haul to the condenser. By a little computation it is seen that the increased Naval officers are looking ward with keen interest to the commendations upon which Secretary Bonaparte is at work reeling the increase of the navy is known to favor battleship torpedo boats, and it is expected he will be influenced by the sentiment, which seems now against any other type of especially the old-time commanders and gunboats. held among some of the secret advisers that the service enough of the ships of the army cruiser and the gunboat class as an evidence of this example given of the policy of sending the navy yards the ships of types which are considered a longer available for duty. secretary is likely to accept view that the service shall maintained by having battles and torpedo boats provided for the next naval bill. Lost—Between Anaheim and Ana on the night of Nov. 10, 1900 fur boa. Finder kindly leave office or return to Miss Minne Moore, Santa Ana. FOUND A sum of money, on streets of city. Owner may learn particular inquiring of J. Bayha. on this carload of milk to $450 monthly. Bevy of the dairymen save little hauls to the condensaffecting a still greater it is the opinion of dairy-country to the west of shipments will soon several carloads daily. In to this, is the great in-the price of realty im-the electric line. In values have doubled. As all this affect the local The condenser must in-ly the increased price or output. In town the milk has jumped from 5 to quart, and even 6½ is This illustrates how of a new market affects of a given commodity. heard people say, in times the town did not want line, because it "wouldness away from us." The condensed essense of the dairymen to the what they think of the daily line. Let us hear no electric railway "tak-es away from the town." us put shoulder to the secure a connecting line. ple of California are in-having the state built good class of citizens is by the numerous re- The state experiment station on the Chino ranch, three miles south-west from Pomona has been closed. It was located in the spring of 1890, when Richard Gird was the millionaire owner of the broad acres of the Chino ranch. The citizens of Pomona raised about $2000 for the experiment station buildings, and Mr. Gird gave the use of the land for as long a period as the state wished to use it for agricultural experiments. Now the whole property reverts to him. His fortune has since taken wings and flown. The little property was a very small thing to him in 1890, but it means considerable to him now in his increased years and his changed fortune. The past week saw the revergion of this property to Richard Gird. The station affairs are being closed up by J. W. Mills of Pomona. The Chino station has for years been one of the most valuable experiment stations in California, and its abandonment was forced by the action of the last legislature in providing for an experiment farm and pathological laboratory. What was bare land when it was donated to the state several years ago is now a valuable property containing a fine residence and other buildings, handsome grounds, rare plants and trees and nearly forty acres of citrus and deciduous fruit orchards and vineyards and experimental grounds. All these improvements are now people of California are inhaving the state built good class of citizens is by the numerous reams that names of eastern sent to the California Committee at San Francisco committee has received answers and has sent personal letters to all cities named in the recently a partial result obtained as some answers received from the east are sitting close to their receive the litera- of the balmy climate in and showing some of ful productions of the estimated that these be the means of bring-number of new settlers within the next year. work go on. If you trends or acquaintances who you think would able citizens for Californiar names and addressesornia Promotion Comew Montgomery street, co, and that organiza- all in its power to make fall in love with Caliome out here to live. Officers are looking for keen interest to the reons upon which Secre- arte is at work respect- ease of the navy. He favor battleships and ts, and it is expected when it was donated to the state several years ago is now a valuable property containing a fine residence and other buildings, handsome grounds, rare plants and trees and nearly forty acres of citrus and deciduous fruit orchards and vineyards and experimental grounds. All these improvements are now acquired by Gird to compensate him for the use of the land by the state. It is more than probable that Mr. Gird will make his home at the station. The initial copy of the Santa Ana Daily Register has been received. The new candidate for public favor is a seven column eight page evening publication, its stockholders including a number of citizens of the county seat, among them James McFadden, who is presumed to be the originator of the enterprise. The Register is well filled with local news, is typographically neat and begins with a reasonably good share of advertising patronage. Santa Ana is a growing town, and we doubt not the new paper will prove successful. There would seem to be an excellent prospect of including Whittier in Orange county, along with La Mirada, Artesia, Norwalk and the section lying this side of New river, when Los Angeles comes finally to erect itself into a consolidated city and county government. Indeed, reports from Whittier say indications point strongly to that state of affairs, and that efforts are making to lay the matter squarely before the people of the foothill town. An item in another column sheds considerable light upon this interesting question. Whatever the outcome, let our friends at Sfficers are looking for keen interest to the reasons upon which Secretary is at work respect- ease of the navy. He favor battleships and boats, and it is expected influenced by the naval which seems now to be other type of ships, one old-time commerce and gunboats. It is some of the secretary's that the service has the ships of the armored the gunboat class, and price of this examples are policy of sending toards the ships of such are considered as no liable for duty. The likely to accept the service shall be by having battleships and boats provided for in real bill. Seen Anaheim and Santa night of Nov. 10, 1905, one older kindly leave at this turn to Miss Minnie M. Ana. n23tf FOUND money, on streets of this may learn particulars by Bayha. Indeed, reports from Whittier say indications point strongly to that state of affairs, and that efforts are making to lay the matter squarely before the people of the foothill town. An item in another column sheds considerable light upon this interesting question. Whatever the outcome, let our friends at Whittier rest assured a cordial welcome awaits them if they elect to cast their lot with Orange county. Through Senator Dick and Representative Hull, the National guard of the United States will ask of congress, $1,000,000 appropriation additional to the $2,000,000 now annually appropriated. While the main purpose of this request is to provide for target practice and rifle ranges for the guard, beyond what they have been able to secure heretofore, it also intends that this money, if secured, shall be used to provide guard organizations with things which the war department does not feel authorized to issue under the terms of the Dick militia law as it stands. Under the terms of this bill it is proposed to give the secretary of war broad power to allow such expenditure by the guard as he shall deem to be for "military purposes." Reductions in Millingery All Ladies and Children's JACKETS Reduced in Price Santa Claus Headquarters AT FISHER & FALKENSTEIN EVERYBODY WELCOME! Christmas Presents For Young and Old The best gas stove on the market. The most economical and best cooker and baker. Buy no other The most economical and best cooker and baker. Buy no other Are you roasting the cook as well as the food? Way to avoid doing this is to discard that old wood and install a good gas range. The particular of gas range we want you to buy is the DETROIT JEWEL. A. Dickel Sole Agent Something for Everyone, for Us at Nagle's We have displayed the largest and best assorted stock of Imported and Glassware ever shown in Anaheim, including fancy cups and sauces, chocolate sets, figures, vaces, celery tray, fruit sets, glassware of 1847 Roger Bros. silverware, carving sets, pearl handle keen kutter vees, etc, and many other useful articles too numerous to mention. The young folks we have a large stock of Express Wagons, Keen Kutter dlery, toy safes, balls and bats, wheel barrows, toy brooms, toy tools, Irish mail wagons, etc. Foods were bought direct from the manufacturers for cash, at lower ever, and every article will be sold at accordingly low prices. Can't afford to buy until you have seen our stock and get our prices. A. NAGEL DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 CITY MARKET It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 CITY MARKET In New Odd Fellow's block Best of Fresh Meats Constantly on Hand Hams, Bacon, Lard, Sausage J. W. Fleischman, Prop. everything You Want In useful as well as Ornamental Novelties, Souvenir Postal Cards, Books, Magazines, and Stationary. My Candy stock is the finest and most complete. See ___ Jos. Helmsen