anaheim-gazette 1906-02-22

Buena Park W. G. Potter has sold his 40 acres of unimproved land. Mr. Chase, who bought the Malcolm place, will shortly begin putting down a 12-inch well and later install a pumping plant. He will also build a barn and make other improvements on the ranch. Charley Landell and wife are visiting with friends in the Park, the guests of the family of E. C. Cady. S. O. Walker was in the Park on Monday. W. S. Taylor, the real estate man, has opened his office next to Nelson, where all those desirous of purchasing land of any description, will do well to give him a call. Miss Hattie Bunyard has taken a position in Owens' grocery. George H. Warren was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward of Anaheim visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Owens. John Holes has been laid up with an attack of la grippe but is now well on the road to recovery. R. A. Sailor and wife will soon remove to Elsinore where they will in future reside. Mr. Bennett has temporarily forsaken the real estate business and will try his hand at light farming for a while. Dan Williams is engaged in hauling sand for filling on Mr. Warren's place. Dan gets the sand over on the ridge and swings around the circle with four in hand. He pulls a load of three yards to a trip. Mr. Darling is leveling off 30 acres of land which he will seed to alfalfa. This will give him a patch of 80 acres altogether. McKaughan has put Wagner's horse, McKinney, in good form for the matinee race at Santa Ana today. The horse will be in the race to win and "Flash" will have to start. GREAT ROADS OF ANTIC The Most Magnificent Were the Mediaeval Peruvian Perhaps the earliest road o is that mentioned by Herod having been constructed by Ch Egyptian king, in order that might be dragged along it for a mid. In the opinion of the Greeler, the work of making the road as great as that of building the mid, for it took ten years to co and it was composed of polished with figures carved on them, does not compare in magnitude the highways constructed by vians while mediaeval Europe in a state of semibarbarous d zation. The two principal roads in L from Quito in the north to Cu capital, the one along the same level strip of coast, the other a plateau of the Andes, a region paralleled engineering difficult length of the second has been est at from 1,500 to 2,000 miles. In sierras buried in snow, bridged with walls of solid masonry, and descended precipices by steepness in the solid rock and ravineable galleries along the intractable mountains. Where rivers had to be bridges were made with ropes or pliant osier twisted to the thick a man's body and stretched o stream sometimes for a distance feet. These cables swung side and, fastened with planks so as a footway, were drawn through in enormous buttresses of stone clally constructed on each ba were secured firmly at each heavy beams of timber. A ra similar osier material gave th senger confidence as he crossed cillating bridge that sank danger in the middle and mounted rap the sides. The great highway was twenty wide and was built with flags stone covered with bituminous Dan gets the sand over on the ridge and swings around the circle with four in hand. He pulls a load of three yards to a trip. Mr. Darling is leveling off 30 acres of land which he will seed to alfalfa. This will give him a patch of 80 acres altogether. McKaughan has put Wagner's horse, McKinney, in good form for the matinee race at Santa Ana today. The horse will be in the race to win and "Flash" will have to step some. It is not certain whether "Carpus" will race, as the owner of the horse pitted against him is undecided in the matter. Lenoir Vines C. O. Rust has received the following letter from Prof. Newton B. Pierce of Santa Ana, which will be found to be self-explanatory: U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY. Santa Ana, Cal., Feb. 15, 1906 Mr. C. Otto Rust, Anaheim, Cal.—Dear Sir: I gave Mr. Hiserodt instructions some week or ten days ago to prune the Lenoir vines, and presume he has many cuttings made by this time. If you will drive over there you can get from him 200 cuttings if you now wish them, by giving him your name and stating where you intend setting them out. We wish to keep a record of all places where they are planted so that we can observe them from time to time in our further work on the disease. Please inform others interested in testing this vine to write for order. Very sincerely yours, NEWTON B. PIERCE, Pathologist in Charge. Adopt Resolutions In recognition of the work of the California Promotion committee, and the interest it has taken in the Santa Clara valley, the following resolutions were adopted unanimously by the San Jose chamber of commerce: "Whereas, In November, 1905, the California Promotion committee extended to the San Jose chamber of commerce an invitation to participate in a well devised plan for advertising, developing and promoting in general the counties of the State of California by a course of illustrated lectures. For this purpose the academy of science hall was secured and offered together a footway, were drawn through in enormous buttresses of stone clally constructed on each bank were secured firmly at each heavy beams of timber. A raft similar osier material gave the senger confidence as he crossed cillating bridge that sank danger in the middle and mounted rapids the sides. The great highway was twenty wide and was built with flags on stone covered with bituminous coal. It was measured out by posts at every league. Caravansari magazines were stationed at eleventh distances for the Peruvian sea on their military expeditions, regular postal service had been organized by which highly trained railroad relieved every five miles, could messages a distance of 200 miles the twenty-four hours. The road kept in beautiful order, the inhabitants of a district being responsible for portion of the highway which served their land. At the same time should be remembered that they no wheel traffic to cut up the lower face of the hard pavement. The considerable irony in the fact that was not till the Spaniards forcibly produced their so called civil into Peru that the famous road ran to fall into disrepair." How Turks Pray For the Infirm The following is an exact transference from the Arabic of the official language of Islam, which is used throughout Turkey and daily repeated in the Azhar university by 10,000 Mohammed students from all lands: "I seek refuge with Allah from the accursed. In the name of Allah compassionate, the merciful! Of all creatures! O Allah! Destroys infidels and polytheists, thine enemy of the religion! O Allah! Make their children orphans and their abodes, and cause their slip, and give them and their factions and their households and their wives and their children and their reliance by marriage and their brothers their friends and their possessions their race and their wealth and lands as booty to the moslems, O Allah of all creatures!"" In all the other religions of even semicivilized nations of the globe we can be no prayer found to parallel cruel appeal of Islam to the spirit inhumanity. VALLEY, the following resolutions were adopted unanimously by the San Jose chamber of commerce: "Whereas, In November, 1905, the California Promotion committee extended to the San Jose chamber of commerce an invitation to participate in a well devised plan for advertising, developing and promoting in general the counties of the State of California by a course of illustrated lectures. For this purpose the academy of science hall was secured and offered, together with stereopticon and operator, to the many organizations throughout the state who send their own representatives and pictures to present the attractions of their respective localities; and "Whereas, The San Jose chamber of commerce has since availed itself of this opportunity, daily lecturing to interested audiences, thereby interesting many in the Santa Clara valley and gaining settlers thereby; therefore "Be it Resolved, That the San Jose chamber of commerce extend the California Promotion committee a hearty vote of thanks and commendation for its continued activity and unselfish cooperation in the exploitation of and assisting in building up Santa Clara county as well as the general welfare of the State of California." NOODLE-DOODLEandKAPUDLE don’t spell anything but Arnold’s "Black Poodle," spells good cigars; all smoke, except the ashes—you can put them in the garden. Get them at the Little Mint, 121 W. Center street. EGGS FOR HATCHING From fine stock stock, Barred Rocks, Black Minorcas and Rhode Island Reds. Inquire at E. R. Turck's, corner Lemon and South streets. f15-2t A Wonderful Moss. One of the most wonderful menus of vegetable life known to botanist is the "life moss" of Jamestown Barbados and other of the West Indian islands. There are several cities of tropical plants which have markable tenacity of life, but "life moss" and the story of its wily are almost beyond belief. Its users to live under adverse circumstances being certainly beyond that any other known plant. It appears be absolutely indestructible by means except by immersion in boiling water or the application of a reef iron to its roots and branching vines. It may be cut up and divided into finitesimal particles, and then the smallest shred will throw out roots soon grow and form new branches buds. Specimens of this extraordinary plant have been suspended in the air in a dry, hot room; they have been placed in close, air tight dark box without moisture of any sort, and they lived, grew and flourished. FOR SALE Will sell at private sale for the next 30 days at my place # of a mile north Magnolia school, 9 cows—fresh, coming fresh soon. Mixed Jersey Holstein. No reserve. P. Hussey. ROADS OF ANTIQUITY Magnificent Were Those of Mediaeval Peruvians. In the earliest road on record mentioned by Herodotus as constructed by Cheops, the king, in order that stones dragged along it for his pyraege opinion of the Greek travork of making the road was that of building the pyraege took ten years to construct, composed of polished stones carved on them, but this compare in magnitude with ways constructed by the Peru-ese mediaeval Europe was still of semibarbarous disorganiprincipal roads in Peru ran in the north to Cuzco, the one along the sandy and of coast, the other along the Andes, a region of unengineering difficulty. The second has been estimated 200 to 2,000 miles. It crossed bed in snow, bridged ravines of solid masonry, mounted led precipices by staircases of solid rock and ran in ingalleries along the sides of mountains. Rivers had to be crossed made with ropes of stout, twisted to the thickness of dry and stretched over the wetimes for a distance of 200 cables swung side by side, and with planks so as to form were drawn through holes buttresses of stone spruced on each bank and firmly at each end to ties of timber. A railing of material gave the pas-dence as he crossed the os-dege that sank dangerously near and mounted rapidly at highway was twenty feet built with flags of freewith lituminous cement. Chamber of Commerce The newly elected board of directors of the chamber of commerce met in regular session Friday evening. Present, Messrs. Spake, Boege, Armstrong, Clabaugh, McCollum, Yungbluth and Callor. The new board starts out well and all take a keen interest in the city's future welfare. It was ordered that 500 copies of the new pamphlet descriptive of this city be forwarded to the Los Angeles chamber of commerce for distribution. It was also ordered that 200 copies be sent to the information bureau of the Los Angeles Examiner, that publication having written for advertising matter pertaining to this city. Messrs. McCollum and Yungbluth were appointed a committee to interview the managers of the Santa Ana Steam laundry relative to the establishment of a branch of that institution in this city. It has been learned that the laundry intends to open a branch at Orange, where a goodly sum has been subscribed to start the enterprise, and it will be the purpose of the committee to endeavor to secure a laundry for this city. A communication was received from the Whittier board of trade, stating that a meeting will be held in that city on Thursday, March 1, to consider the consolidation of Los Angeles city and county. A committee from this county will be in attendance, and will urge the Quaker city residents to cast their lot with us, should they sever their connection with Los Angeles county. Messrs. Armstrong, Clabaugh and Adams, the Arbor Day committee, reported progress and submitted the following program of exercises for Arbor Day, Feb. 22d: People will assemble at the intersection of Center and Lemon streets at 1 o'clock p.m., sharp. The procession to the Central school grounds where the festivities will begin. A FEW ARTISTS New Era Reddy Stoves, Union Lockhouses Ocean Wave Washers, Penters' Tools. Wings and carpenters. Anaheim, Cal. A PROVED REMOTE SUGAR FACTORY Los Alamitos Sugar Factory phone, "Home" At no time more than when is struggling toward expression a friend bear with a friend ties. A deep sympathy shoued out with lavish affection one who is seriously striving some real thing. In this atm patient, sympathetic intellect inept word, the crude phrase ly inadequate expression wabled to do their work, and the transference will be effect thought will be safely lodg mind of the other, slightly transit, but intact and l With an "I know what you "Exactly," or "Go on; I un much help may be rendered last when the thinker of Pray For the Infidels. Long is an exact translation of the official prayer which is used throughout daily repeated in the Cairo city by 10,000 Mohammad from all lands: In the name of Allah the Merciful! O Lord! O Allah! Destroy the polytheists, thine enemies, of the religion! O Allah! Children orphans and defile and cause their feet to them and their families heholds and their women children and their relatives and their brothers and their possessions and their wealth and their to the moslems, O Lord! Other religions of even the nations of the globe there ever found to parallel this of Islam to the spirit of People will assemble at the intersection of Center and Lemon streets at 1 o'clock p.m., sharp. The procession to the Central school grounds, where the festivities will be held, will form as follows: Marshals of the Day (mounted)—J. F. Ahlborn and Henry Adams. Anaheim City Band. Primary and Grammar School Grades. High School Delegation and Athletic Teams. Turners' Singing Section. Citizens. Arriving at Central school grounds the band will discourse music. Address by W. H. Spake, President of Chamber of Commerce. Oration by Prof. J. F. Walker, Principal Anaheim High School. Song by Anaheim School Children. Quartette. Singing by Anaheim Turn Verein. Tree Planting (music by band.) At conclusion the line of march will again form and proceed to Athletic Park, where the sports will be held, in the following order: Fifty-yard dash—Boys, 12 and under. Fifty-yard dash—Girls, 12 and under. Fifty-yard dash—Boys, 14 and under. Fifty-yard dash—Girls, 14 and under. One hundred yard dash—Boys 18 and under. One-half mile race—High School boys. Running broad jump, pole vaulting, shot put, boot race. Game of baseball between teams of the Anaheim and Fullerton high schools. First and second prizes will be given for each event. Prizes will be given for the best percentage of attendance of the pupils of Central and Primary schools. The city band will discourse music during the afternoon. The finance committee reported the auditing of bills for which warrants were ordered drawn. It was ordered that the meeting night be changed from the second and fourth Friday to the second and fourth Monday of each month. Secretary Boege read the correspondence, the same being given due consideration, and the meeting adjourned. The school trustees bought 71 ornamental trees which have been planted some real thing. In this atm patient, sympathetic intelligence inept word, the crude phrasely inadequate expression was able to do their work, and the transference will be effective thought will be safely lodged mind of the other, slightly transit, but intact and in With an "I know what you "Exactly," or "Go on; I unmuch help may be rendered last when the thinker of that has placed his friend in possession by reason of this effort has come to fuller possession of it his conversation is in a way that Then lavish upon the elaborate thought all the beauties that woven out of words — preceance, music — but let us, dear language, remember to be gentle and listen with avert while the thought is still in the Atlantic. The Cellars of Borden The cobwebs will seem to aSIONable visitor the noblest of the Bordeaux cellars. Some look like thick pile curtains, hue, of course, but famously so of warmth. And with every moderate imagination one mans fro among the barrels farendant shapes overhead and stalactites instead of the air nothing as they really are. If your candle high enough to shrivel a few yards of the fall that were truly a shocking vandalism, for, though no lay understand why this dismal is reverenced as it is, his ignor not be held sufficient excuse crime.—Chambers' Journal. Marriage by Proxy In Holland, says a Scotch marriage by proxy is allowed; the so called "marriage by thaand is usually put in practice Dutchman who is sojourning and, wanting a wife, is too far off to return home for such a case he writes home terer, who selects one conformal requirements of his client. If tleman approves he next sends yer a soiled left hand glove power of attorney, which sebusiness. A friend marries thaby proxy, and she is thereafterly shipped off to her new home. Wonderful Moss. The most wonderful speculative life known to the "life moss" of Jamaica, another of the West Indies. There are several special plants which have reacitivity of life, but the story of its vital beyond belief, its powder adverse circumcertainly beyond that of own plant. It appears to indestructible by any easy immersion in boiling application of a redhot oil and branching vines. Up and divided into inclexes, and then the very will throw out roots and form new branches and as of this extraordinary suspension in the air room they have been air tight dark boxes, one of any sort, and yet flourished. R SALE Private sale for the next place 4 of a mile north of 1,9 cows—fresh, and Mixed Jersey and reserve. P. Hussey. 2t auditing of bills for which warrants were ordered drawn. It was ordered that the meeting night be changed from the second and fourth Friday to the second and fourth Monday of each month. Secretary Boege read the correspondence, the same being given due consideration, and the meeting adjourned. The school trustees bought 71 ornamental trees which have been planted around the Central school grounds and upon the grounds in front of the Primary and High schools. Mr. Mills, from whom the trees were purchased, will supervise the planting of the trees. The city is to take care of them when needing attention. During the Arbor Day exercises this afternoon, one of the trees will be planted at the south entrance to the Central school. OUR BUSINESS IS PICKING UP. We ain't in the rag business, either. For quick lunches, sandwiches, any hour day or night, ask for "Carrie," she knows, 121 W. Center St. Ford's improved soft-shell walnut trees, the best trees in the market, at Ford's nursery, on Santa Ana road, three miles south of town. Call and examine stock and prices. jan18tf THEO. FORD Proprietor. WANTED Sound gentle driving horse for lady; 1000 pounds; seven or eight years old; or will exchange gentle ranch team. Carter ranch, near Cypress school. Inquire Morgan's grocery store, Anaheim road. A 1 Baled Barley Hay for sale. $10 per ton. Apply to B. Fisher, Loara, or inquire at this office. What a "Hurricane" "Hurricane" is the old Spanish for a West Indies cyclone, but used by modern meteorologists to signate a long continued wind treme violence. In Beaumont the different winds are class "light," "gentle," "fresh" and "breezes. The next is a "stiff" then a "strong" wind and to strike the "gales." The "gall" through three or four classes, merging into the "hurricane." It Happened In Vineland "Shay, off sher," the man with liquid burden remarked to the man, "shee all 'em houses runneth." "Sure," replied the policeman humoredly, "I see them." Well, when num'r six-twent'ff' long shtop it, caushe 'at's my Philadelphia Ledger. Duty. Duty stands for the most pay at hand, unobscured, simple, late. If any man has the will her voice, to him is she willing ter and to be his ready guest—Peabody. The smallest bird cannot alight the greatest tree without send shock to its innost fiber. Ever is at times no less sensitive to th trifling words. FEW ARTICLES —Which we can sell you cheaper.— New Era Redy Mixed Paint, Quick Meal Gasoline Liners, Union Lock Poultry Netting, White Lily and Wave Washers. Builders' Hardware and Carrers' Tools. We make a specialty of House Furnishand carpenters' tools. A. NAGEL PROVED REMEDY FOR WALNUT BLIGHT SUGAR FACTORY LIME 5c ton f. o. b. cars, or 0c ton in pile if hauled yourself G. Ware says, "The blight is cutting the yield of walnuts from year to year." It and mail us the attached coupon and help you. ALAMITOS SUGAR COMPANY Los Alamitos, Cal. Factory phone, "Home" Long Distance Strictly First-Class GROCERY Business. — Notions Confectionery, Cigars DRY GOODS Harness and Shoe Repairing. I also sell Harnness. I am the only man in Buena Park that can satisfy you. Shorty Owens Buena Park Business. — Notions Confectionery, Cigars DRY GOODS Harness and Shoe Repairing. I also sell Harness. I am the only man in Buena Park that can satisfy you. Shorty Owens Buena Park Pacific Coast Mines Bureau We are fiscal agents for the Bluebelle Gold Mining and Milling Co. of California; Tonapah-Wall Street Mining Co., and Eldorado-Nevada Mining Co. 421 Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles, Cal. HATZFELD'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY J. P. HATZFELD Graduate in Pharmacy Next Door to Postoffice Anaheim, Cal. IF YOU are in need of a Good Clock and wish one at an Exceptionally Low Price, call and look over our line Mantle Clocks of that Old Reliable Make, the Seth Thomas. We also carry in stock the best makes of Watch Cases and Movements and which we can sell you at a Surprisingly Low Price Considering quality offered and the guarantee given. W. C. Talcott Mullinix Drug Store Auaheim Cal. Hogs for Sale, THOROUGHBRED Hogs for Sale, THOROUGHBRED Berkshire and Poland China Hogs West Street, end of Sycamore. GILLIS & HATFIELD Anaheim, Cal. feb22-1m For High-Grade Watch and Clock Repairing And Reliable Jewelry and Silverware C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim Get a children's deposit box at the American-Savings bank and teach them how to save their money. $1 starts an account. Full information at the bank. STOCK FOR SALE Ten head cows, 7 head two-year-olds and 1 bull, 18 altogether for sale. Bargain if all taken at once. Fair deal. Apply to Damon Snodgrass, Jungle ranch, West Anaheim. f15-1m Did you see the moving pictures last night? If you didn't you still have a chance. Friday night. Opera house.