anaheim-gazette 1906-02-15

CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY VOLUME XXXVI ANALYSIS Returned From Hawaii H. Clay Kellogg returned this week from Hawaii, having completed the reservoir upon which he has been engaged for two years past. The structure cost $200,000, the concrete dam being 140 feet in height. The dam is built in a river, and it was necessary to bore tunnels through adjacent mountains in order to turn the water temporarily out of its channel. The reservoir holds two billion five hundred million gallons of water and will irrigate 7000 acres of land—the way they irrigate in the islands, which is to place a foot of water upon the soil, four times a year. Mr. Kellogg will at an early date take up with the water board the matter of building the Yorba reservoir, which he stands ready to undertake at a moment's notice. "A night reservoir, so called," he said, "will cost three-fourths as much as the reservoir originally proposed, and will be at best merely a make-shift. Directors of the Santa Ana company have said to me that if their company owned the Yorba reservoir site, they would lose no time in beginning work upon it. "The reservoir can be built for the figures set forth in my report. The site has been approved by Engineer Schuyler, whom I regard as one of the good health. On Friday when the family arose here to come down stairs. He of pains in his head. His ried him downstairs, but the youth was seriously ill bed and telephoned for Dr Before the doctor arrived nate boy expired in spasms ston diagnosed the case as ingitis. Three years ago th his left eye kicked out by colt, and it is thought the er induced the attack while life. He was a bright chil versal favorite among his The remains were interre tos cemetery beside those er, who passed away in year. New Railway Office J. M. Pickring of Los been appointed agent of Pacific company at this point Loara, succeeding T. A. D was recently relieved of uninterrupted service of Mr. Pickering is an expert roader, and for some time in the company's employ Angeles. He assumed station on Monday and is ing the acquaintance of the company. said, "will cost three-fourths as much as the reservoir originally proposed, and will be at best merely a make-shift. Directors of the Santa Ana company have said to me that if their company owned the Yorba reservoir site, they would lose no time in beginning work upon it. "The reservoir can be built for the figures set forth in my report. The site has been approved by Engineer Schuyler, whom I regard as one of the best engineers in the country." Mr. Kellogg was called to town to do some surveying for Mrs. Mitchell, who contemplates the erection of a brick block upon her Los Angeles street property. At the intersection of Center and Los Angeles streets he made an excavation and located the post placed there by Surveyor Hansen when originally laying out the town. The post is of redwood, 12x12, with a ten-penny nail driven in the center. Surmounting the post, which was sunk to a depth of two feet, is another post of smaller dimensions and as a guide to assist in locating the lower one. He found the lady's north line had been correctly fenced off, and that the new Odd Fellows' hall was two inches inside its correct line, which has been disputed of late. Mrs. Mitchell had been told the building overlapped her line and that her north wall on Los Angeles street next to Jos. Backs was two feet out of the way on the adjoining property. Sudden Death Frank Robinson, the nine-year-old son of Thos. J. Robinson living west of town, died suddenly on Friday morning of last week of spinal meningitis. The lad had attended school the day before and was apparently in his usual Anaheim Cash Grocery Center St., opposite Boston Bakery. FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR SUNRISE is the name of the best Flour made in California and we agents for Anaheim. If you want the best you must buy SUNRISE 50 lb Sack.....$1.40 100 lb Sack.....$2.75 Also agents for Delhi Creamery Butter. Anaheim Cash Grocery Center St., opposite Boston Bakery. FLOUR FLOUR FLOUR SUNRISE is the name of the best Flour made in California and we agents for Anaheim. If you want the best you must buy SUN 50 lb Sack...$1.40 100 lb Sack...$2.75 Also agents for Delhi Creamery Butter. W. A. WALLACE, Large and Light Sample Rooms for Commercial Men..... Phone Main No. 98. Commercial HOTEL JOHN ZIEGLER, Proprietor. Headquarters for the Original Budweiser and Bohemia Beer. We have just received a large stock of fine Holland Gin, Old Taylor W All Kinds of Wines... Fine Stock of Cigars, Imported and Domestic. White Hall Pure Rye, Finest Old Scotch; Jesse Moore, Hermitage, Hunter, Old Kentucky, Maryland Rye... H. H. GARDNER & CO. (Successors to C. G. McKinley) Coal, Wood, Hay and Grain. Oils, Gasoline and P Poultry Supplies of all Kinds. Cement Conc Hollow Concrete Building Stone and Cement Concrete Watering Troughs. 111-113 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Health. On Friday morning the family arose he was unable down stairs. He complained in his head. His father carved downstairs, but perceiving it was seriously ill, put him to a telephoned for Dr. Johnston. The doctor arrived the unfortunate expired in spasms. Dr. Johnnosed the case as spinal men. Three years ago the boy had eye kicked out by a fractious it is thought the injury suped the attack which ended his life was a bright child and a unifavorite among his associates.ains were interred in Alamiety beside those of his moth-passed away in July of last New Railway Officials Pickring of Los Angeles has pointed agent of the Southern company at this point and at succeeding T. A. Darling, who sent relieved of duty after anrupted service of thirty years.ckering is an experienced railand for some time past has been company's employ at Port Los. He assumed control of this on Monday and is rapidly makacquaintance of the patrons of company. BOND ELECTION CALLED FOR MARCH 14TH Property Owners on Lemon St. Give Land for Widening Thoroughfare. The city trustees on Tuesday evening resolved to call an election on March 14 for voting upon bonds to the amount of $69,000 for municipal improvements. The amount includes $23,000 for extension and improvements to the city water plant, $25,000 for extensions and improvements to the electric light works, $15,000 for a gas generating and distributing system. $3000 for concrete crosswalke, and $3000 for oiling streets. An ordinance calling the election was introduced and read first time. Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for January: Water, $374.48; licenses, $560; electric lights, $794.55. Total, $1729.03. Delinquents collected: Water, $43.50; license, $26; lights, $108.40. Total, $177.90. of Lemon and Chestnut same to be laid along by engineer. Report of commission of Lemon street. An property owners had agreements made to feet on the west line of Bennerscheidt, Dr. McGroat, T. A. Darling, and commissioners reported receive deeds from all for this extra 6½ feet, the proceedings in court will be resorted to. A final made at the next meeting. Santos Carrisosa reps City Attorney Melrose deed 6½ feet along his 2 provided the city work location of a cement burse him for three v trees in the free zone which he placed at $30. The contract for st about to expire, on Mar was instructed to advise proposals covering th years. Ordinance No. 177, widening Broadway from Lemon. G. J. Stock and Frank Shanley applioners, at $2.50 per day employed, and subject Pickering is an experienced railroad for some time past has been company’s employ at Port Los Angeles. He assumed control of this on Monday and is rapidly making acquaintance of the patrons of company. Pendleton, who has been in office since Mr. Darling’s tenure, conducting the same with courtesy to all, will act as Mr. King’s assistant. Mason will be in charge of the city’s business at Loara. Pickering and his assistants already achieved no little popularity in this community, and no doubt company’s business will prosper their efficient management. Top hornin’, Mr. Pickering. Flower Seeds Limited number of packages of seeds have been received at this with the compliments of Conan Smith. The seeds are now for distribution at this office. Such as many were unable to oblakeages of government seed from consignments, owing to the call for them, the new import will be reserved as far as possible them, although they are ad-call for them as soon as possi-subscribers living out of town need for seeds after the first lots hauasted, will consider them in the preferred class. The seeds, and all are welcome to them, those who have not yet been have first choice. Grocery ton Bakery. FLOUR California and we are the sole you must buy SUNRISE. lb Sack.....$2.75 works, $15,000 for a gas generating and distributing system. $3000 for concrete crosswalke, and $3000 for oiling streets. An ordinance calling the election was introduced and read first time. Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for January: Water, $374.48; licenses, $560; electric lights, $794.55. Total, $1729.03. Delinquents collected: Water, $43.50; license, $26; lights, $108.40. Total, $177.90. Delinquents reported: Water, $27.45; lights, $41.15. Total, $68.60. Treasurer Hartung reported the following moneys on hand: General fund, $6299,61; Improvement fund No. 1, $952: No. 2, $162.75; No. 3, $418.50; Library, $253.07. Total, $8086.43. Recorder Howard reported five cases in court during the month. Fines collected, $20. Clerk Merritt read the following report of tax collections for 1905-06: Assessed valuation, $647,226; rate $1.25—$8090.34. Collected by tax collector, $7670.51; by assessor, $402.86—$8073.37. Delinquent, $16.97. Superintendent of Streets Steadman reported water connections made, pipe laid, new electric lights installed, and sidewalks laid. Trustee Fletcher of the finance committee reported the auditing of bills against the city amounting to $1479.80. To this was later added a warrant for $1000, in favor of Joseph Goodman, for 15½ acres of land near Curtis grove to be used as dumping grounds. Application of Mrs. M. Bentz for erection of stone and cement building on East Center street. Granted. A. A. Mills asked the board to establish by ordinance the official grade for sidewalk on Los Angeles street north of Sycamore, to which latter street the cement walk extends. Mills will shortly begin the erection of a residence upon his property at the corner of Los Angeles and North streets, just outside the city limits, and desires to lay sidewalks. He desires to lay the walk upon official grade to avoid future complications with the lines of the enlarged city. The board viewed the matter favorably. It went over to the next meeting for final action. Application of J. S. Howard for permission to erect a building on South works, $15,000 for a gas generating and distributing system. $3000 for concrete crosswalke, and $3000 for oiling streets. An ordinance calling the election was introduced and read first time. Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for January: Water, $374.48; licenses, $560; electric lights, $794.55. Total, $1729.03. Delinquents collected: Water, $43.50; license, $26; lights, $108.40. Total, $177.90. Delinquents reported: Water, $27.45; lights, $41.15. Total, $68.60. Treasurer Hartung reported the following moneys on hand: General fund, $6299,61; Improvement fund No. 1, $952: No. 2, $162.75; No. 3, $418.50; Library, $253.07. Total, $8086.43. Recorder Howard reported five cases in court during the month. Fines collected, $20. Clerk Merritt read the following report of tax collections for 1905-06: Assessed valuation, $647,226; rate $1.25—$8090.34. Collected by tax collector, $7670.51; by assessor, $402.86—$8073.37. Delinquent, $16.97. Superintendent of Streets Steadman reported water connections made, pipe laid, new electric lights installed, and sidewalks laid. Trustee Fletcher of the finance committee reported the auditing of bills against the city amounting to $1479.80. To this was later added a warrant for $1000, in favor of Joseph Goodman, for 15½ acres of land near Curtis grove to be used as dumping grounds. Application of Mrs. M. Bentz for erection of stone and cement building on East Center street. Granted. A. A. Mills asked the board to establish by ordinance the official grade for sidewalk on Los Angeles street north of Sycamore, to which latter street the cement walk extends. Mills will shortly begin the erection of a residence upon his property at the corner of Los Angeles and North streets, just outside the city limits, and desires to lay sidewalks. He desires to lay the walk upon official grade to avoid future complications with the lines of the enlarged city. The board viewed the matter favorably. It went over to the next meeting for final action. Application of J. S. Howard for permission to erect a building on South works, $15,000 for a gas generating and distributing system. $3000 for concrete crosswalke, and $3000 for oiling streets. An ordinance calling the election was introduced and read first time. Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for January: Water, $374.48; licenses, $560; electric lights, $794.55. Total, $1729.03. Delinquents collected: Water, $43.50; license, $26; lights, $108.40. Total, $177.90. Delinquents reported: Water, $27.45; lights, $41.15. Total, $68.60. Treasurer Hartung reported the following moneys on hand: General fund, $6299,61; Improvement fund No. 1, $952: No. 2, $162.75; No. 3, $418.50; Library, $253.07. Total, $8086.43. Recorder Howard reported five cases in court during the month. Fines collected,$20. Clerk Merritt read the following report of tax collections for 1905-06: Assessed valuation, $647,226; rate $1.25—$8090.34. Collected by tax collector, $7670.51; by assessor, $402.86—$8073.37。Delinquent，$16．97。 Superintendent of Streets Steadman reported water connections made，pipe laid，新电力灯的安装，和侧面walk的设立。 Trustee Fletcher of the finance committee reported the auditing of bills against the city amounting to$1479．80。To this was later added a warrant fo$1００，在 favor of Joseph Goodman，for 15½ acres of land near Curtis grove to be used as dumping grounds。 Application of Mrs．M．Bentz for erection of stone and cement building on East Center street。Granted。 A．A．Mills asked the board to establish by ordinance the official grade for sidewalk on Los Angeles street north of Sycamore，to which latter street the cement walk extends。Mills will shortly begin the erection of a residence upon his property at the corner of Los Angeles and North streets，just outside the city limits，and desires to lay sidewalks。He desires to lay the walk upon official grade to avoid future complications with the lines of the enlarged city。 The board viewed the matter favorably。It went over to the next meeting for final action。 Application of J．S．Howard for permission to erect a building on South works，$15，０００ for a gas generating and distributing system。$3０００ for concrete crosswalke，and$3０００ for oiling streets。An ordinance calling the election was introduced and read first time。 Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for January：Water，$374．48；licenses，$560；electric lights，$794．55。Total，$1729．03。Delinquents collected：Water，$43．50；license，$26；lights，$108．40。Total，$177．90。Delinquents reported：Water，$27．45；lights，$41．15。Total，$68．60。 Treasurer Hartung reported the following moneys on hand：General fund，$6299，61；Improvement fund No．1，$952：No．2，$162．75；No．3，$418．50；Library，$253．07。Total，$8086．43。 Recorder Howard reported five cases in court during the month.Fines collected,$20. Clerk Merritt read the following report of tax collections for 1905-06：Assessed valuation，$647，226；rate$1．25—$8090．34。Collected by tax collector，$7670．51；by assessor，$402．86—$8073．37。Delinquent，$16．97。 Superintendent of Streets Steadman reported water connections made，pipe laid，新电力灯的安装，和侧面walk的设立。 Trustee Fletcher of the finance committee reported the auditing of bills against the city amounting to$1479．80。To this was later added a warrant fo$1００，在 favor of Joseph Goodman，for 15½ acres of land near Curtis grove to be used as dumping grounds。 Application of Mrs．M．Bentz for erection of stone and cement building on East Center street。Granted。 A．A．Mills asked the board to establish by ordinance the official grade for sidewalk on Los Angeles street north of Sycamore，to which latter street the cement walk extends。Mills will shortly begin the erection of a residence upon his property at the corner of Los Angeles and North streets，just outside the city limits，and desires to lay sidewalks。He desires to lay the walk upon official grade to avoid future complications with the lines of the enlarged city。 The board viewed the matter favorably。It went over to the next meeting for final action。 Application of J．S．Howard for permission to erect a building on South works，$15，０００ for a gas generating and distributing system。$3０００ for concrete crosswalke，and$3０００ for oiling streets。An ordinance calling the election was introduced and read first time。 Marshal Steadman reported the following collections for January：Water，$374．48；licenses，$560；electric lights，$794．55。Total，$1729．03。Delinquents collected：Water，$43．50；license，$26；lights，$108．40。Total，$177．90。Delinquents reported：Water，$27．45；lights，$41．15。Total，$68．60。 Treasurer Hartung reported the following moneys on hand：General fund，$6299，61；Improvement fund No．1，$952：No．2，$162．75；No．3，$418．50；Library，$253．07。Total，$8086．43。 Recorder Howard reported five cases in court during the month.Fines collected,$20. Clerk Merritt read the following report of tax collections for 1905-06：Assessed valuation，$647，226；rate$1．25—$8090．34。Collected by tax collector，$7670．51；by assessor，$402．86—$8073．37。Delinquent，$16．97。 Superintendent of Streets Steadman reported water connections made，pipe laid，新电力灯的安装，和侧面walk的设立。 Trustee Fletcher of the finance committee reported the auditing of bills against the city amounting to$1479．80。To this was later added a warrant fo$1００，在 favor of Joseph Goodman，for 15½ acres of land near Curtis grove to be set back nine feet end of the lobby will chairs for a shoe-polished chair.The Hussman brother,a partnership with W.W.Russellswherebythetothiscityandestablishmodernandhandsomeber 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Phone Main 91 of Los Angeles and North streets, just outside the city limits, and desires to lay sidewalks. He desires to lay the walk upon official grade to avoid future complications with the lines of the enlarged city. The board viewed the matter favorably. It went over to the next meeting for final action. Application of J. S. Howard for permission to erect a building on South Los Angeles street, 25x60, of fireproof, pulp plaster. Granted. Plot of Vineyard lot C5, offered by Mrs. C. Langenberger for filing. Referred to petitioner, to be taken up at a future meeting. Engineer Steward submitted a map showing jog on Olive street at the corner of Broadway. Olive street north of Center, he stated, was 56.6 feet in width. The south side of the street, from Sycamore to Santa Ana, is a straight line. The street at the intersection of Center is 60 feet in width, at Broadway it is 56.6 and at Santa Ana street 58. He was instructed to run the curbs on a straight line 56.6 feet from Center south to Santa Ana. L. A. Evans asked permission to move the building known as the old Davis residence to his ranch west of town. Permission was granted, the moving to be along streets designated by the street superintendent, and a check for $100 to be filed with the city to cover any damage. Evans also to procure permission from the Edison and Sunset companies to move the two-story building under transmission line and wires. The route suggested by the board is along Chartres, Lemon and Broadway. Joseph Bennerscheidt requested official grade for cement sidewalk and curbing at his residence at the corner It will occupy the present Hussman Bros. plant and the law office of Tillman with the intervening bldg will be set back nine feet end of the lobby will chairs for a shoe-polished Inside the shop will be beauty. Four new stalls, as well as a new plate glass mirrors and some appointments. In be a modern washstand rear bathrooms. Work out the partitions and interior for the new shome time next month. Baseball The ball game on S the Oil Wells and there was one of the most stested seen here this se in a victory for the form of 5 to 4. The playing v the professional variety, contain some star performers already booked for Johnson pitched good stance, he fanned three men up, the other going bingle, but no farther. ception of a wild throw t a double was in sight, Jo a faultless game. More Riveras pitched fairly w against a hard bunch o ers. Head scored for th e second, by clever and did the same thing fourth. Not until the Riveras succeed in score runs were made, one o have been stopped had th er sent the ball in quik taking a rubber. The g FEBRUARY 15, 1906 NUMBER 17 Aemon and Chestnut. Granted, the lease to be laid along lines furnished engineer. Report of commissioners on widening Aemon street. An interview with property owners had been had and agreements made to deed the city 6½ on the west line of street from J. Manscheidt, Dr. McFarlane, C. E. Hat, T. A. Darling, and others. The commissioners reported they hoped to drive deeds from all property owners this extra 6½ feet, to the end thatceedings in court would not have to resorted to. A final report will be at the next meeting. Antos Carrisosa reported through Attorney Melrose that he would extend 6½ feet along his 200-foot frontage divided the city would change the location of a cement gate and reimburse him for three very fine walnut trees in the free zone, the value of which he placed at $30. The contract for street sprinkling was to expire, on March 1st, the clerk instructed to advertise for new proposals covering the ensuing two years. Ordinance No. 177, providing for opening Broadway from Los Angeles Aemon. G. J. Stock, M. Nebelung Frank Shanley appointed commissioners, at $2.50 per day for each day employed, and subject to removal for growth interesting, but the unfortunate accident to Tom Young during the seventh, marred the day. That inning the Oil Wells scored twice and made another run in the eighth. The Riveras also scored twice in the eighth inning. The score: OIL WELLS AB R H PO A E Burnett 1f...4 0 1 2 1 0 Lewis, 2b...4 1 1 1 1 0 Head ss...4 2 2 1 4 0 La Brandt c...3 1 2 18 2 0 Mott, 3b...3 1 2 2 0 1 Elwell 1b...4 0 1 7 0 1 Meats rf...4 0 1 1 0 0 Fuqua cf...4 0 0 0 0 0 Johnson p...3 0 0 0 2 0 Totals...34 5 11 27 11 4 RIVERA AB R BH PO A E L. Broadbent ss...4 0 2 2 4 0 Lucera 2b...4 1 3 3 1 0 Ellis rf...4 2 0 0 1 1 A. Broadbent cf...4 1 2 2 0 2 Snodgrass c...2 0 2 4 1 1 Isbell 1b...4 0 0 12 0 0 Briswalter 3b...4 0 1 1 2 0 H. Lucero rf...4 0 0 0 0 0 Morrison p...4 0 0 0 3 0 Totals...34 4 10 24 12 4 SUMMARY Struck out—Morrison 2, Johnson 11. Bases on balls—Morrison 0, Johnson 1. Two base hits—Mott, L. Broadbent, Lucero, A. Broadbent, Snodgrass. Three base hit—Burnett, Mott. NOTES Burnett, Manager Hall's new find, did great stick work and got a nice three-bagger. His fielding was good, stopping a long drive over the score Burnett, Manager Hall's new find, did great stick work and got a nice three-bagger. His fielding was good, stopping a long drive over the score board in a phenomenal manner. In a long sprint for the ball he tumbled over on the uneven ground, head foremost, but caught the ball, the horsehide falling into his outstretched hand as he lay sprawled out on the carpet of green. Head at short put up a great game and with his running mate, Lewis, on second, covered the territory well. Le Brandt at the backstop was always in the game, his put-out of a runner to second by a beautiful throw, was a feature of the game. Billy Elwell at first put up a splendid game, and got just a little bit the worst of one decision. The runner touched the bag just about the same time Billy did after jumping for a high one, but then the runner usually gets the benefit of the doubt. Ellis and Broadbent, especially the latter at short, are clever men. Both have signed up with Jim Morley and will play with the "profess" this season. Manager Tom Young suffered a serious accident during the seventh innings when in passing behind the batter he was hit by a foul ball, the sphere striking with great force upon the right side of his nose, breaking the frontal bone and shattering the eyeglasses he wore, the fragments of the latter lacerating the fleshy part of the cheek. Tom had been halloed to by one of the players and started to cross the grounds about ten feet from the catcher, when the swiftly pitched ball glanced straight from the bat, striking the unfortunate man as stated and knocking him prone upon the ground. Badly cut and bleeding Tom was assisted to Dr. Beebe's where he was given medical attention. His nose was found to be broken and the flesh severely cut. After being treated the injured man was conveyed to his home at the Oil Wells. Tom has the sympathy of his many friends who all hope Baseball The ball game on Sunday between Oil Wells and the Rivera nines one of the most stubbornly contested here this season, resulting victory for the former by a score of 4. The playing was not unlike professional variety, for both teams in some star performers, and who already booked for league work. Jason pitched good ball, as for instance, he fanned three of the first four up, the other going to first on a tie, but no farther. With the exception of a wild throw to Lewis, when bble was in sight, Johnson pitched a multless game. Morrison for theeras pitched fairly well but was upst a hard bunch of willow wield-Head scored for the Oil Wells in second, by clever base running, did the same thing again in the ninth. 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