anaheim-gazette 1906-03-08

Buena Park Large shipments of lumber are being received here, property owners are painting their premises and a general air of prosperity pervades the land. A large storage warehouse is soon to be built, the dimensions being 60 by 200 feet, the same to be used for storing hay. The capacity is 600 tons. Station Agent Kennedy is kept busy these days attending to his various railway duties. During the month of February there was an increase over the same month last year of 107,500 pounds of out tonnage. During the same month there was an increase of 195,000 pounds of in-tonnage over the corresponding month last year. Last month eleven carloads of hay was also shipped out. Miss Watt of San Francisco is visiting with Dr. Hasson’s family. The Throop polytechnic entertainment takes place at the school hall tomorrow evening. Miss Gersa Weber of Pasadena is visiting here, the guest of Mr. Wright’s family. A. L. Smith has bought Chas. C. Bell’s 6-room house and one acre of land; consideration, $1000. The deal was made by W. S. Taylor, who also sold two acres at Brookshurst to James H. Whitaker. A. L. Bennett reports the sale of 20 acres to Lycurgus Burns. George H. Warren has purchased realty south of here, in the vicinity of the electric railway. W. T. Callaway was kicked on his leg by his horse on Saturday. He was severely bruised, but is now on the mend. A. Nelson is constantly replenishing his lumber yard and reports business good. A Percheon stallion has been pur- acres to Lycurgus Burns. George H. Warren has purchased realty south of here, in the vicinity of the electric railway. W. T. Callaway was kicked on his leg by his horse on Saturday. He was severely bruised, but is now on the mend. A. Nelson is constantly replenishing his lumber yard and reports business good. A Percheon stallion has been purchased from Mr. Ferguson by a number of citizens of this community, the purchase price being $3600. Among the owners are Gus Hansen, Sam Winters, Jack Ivery, S. O. Walker, A. Lovitt, George Miller, John Martin, Mr. Stein and N. I. McKaughan. The latter gentleman was appointed keeper. On Monday the gentlemen composing the horse syndicate were entertained at dinner by Mr. Ferguson at the Park House. Mr. Field, who has been at Newport for some time past, returned to the Park Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Japs of Benedict visited on Sunday with Mr. Owens' family. Charley McKaughan is always busy in his blacksmith shop and finds time while shoeing horses to tell you the news of the day and quote prices on gilt-edged realty. Charley has the reputation of spotting a prospective buyer the distance of a city block. Huntington Beach Celery is not the only product raised in the peatlands. Mrs. Mary Bushard has a property in the lowlands near Huntington Beach, that embraces more than 150 acres. From this land last year sixty acres went to beets, fifty acres was planted to corn, alfalfa covered twenty-five acres, potatoes were planted on five acres, and Hubbard squashes were grown on seven acres. The total production of the sixty acres devoted to beets amounted to $6000. The corn yielded three tons to the acre or $75. Of the alfalfa six cuttings were made in the year, each cutting yielding from two and one-half to three tons per acre or $150. Of the potatoes there was 365 sacks to the acre that sold at from 75 cents to $1 a sack or $160 to the acre. The Hubbard squashes yielded at the rate of thirty tons to the acre and command a ready market at from $10 to $20 per ton. Allowing $6000 for the beets, $375 for corn, $75 for alfalfa, $1300 for potatoes and $2000 for grass. Moved by Hale, seconded mer, that the rules and regulate company be so amend shall be the duty of the pre-appoint a pumping plant commute two members, subject to the of the board of directors. Carried by Hale, seconded mer, that the pumping plant tee be instructed to bore one wells on the lands owned by pany south of the Crowther Placentia. Carried. On motion Engineer Kellogg file of the proposed ditch on side of the Tuffree ranch was with the following changes: the sides to be made three inches and the bottom to be reinforced. P. H. KRICK Superintendent's Re To the Honorable Board of of the Anaheim Union Water—Gentlemen. The following port for February: Regular employees..... Cleaning— To cleaning, Fullerton and P centia..... To cleaning Anaheim branch ditches..... Cleaning cement ditch through Yorba property..... Cleaning and shoveling out low cement waste ditch upper canal..... Total cleaning..... Repairs— To make road on bank of Cay canal below Fill 12..... Hauling tools..... Repairing gates..... Repair cement ditch, South branch, Fullerton..... Repair road and bridge, sawhash..... Total repairs..... Construction— To lay 768 feet 14-in pipe thru Lemke property to a depth from 2 to 5 feet, in clay-lab Cement..... Cost of pipe, 18c; ave cost per difference between cost of and cement ditch 16c per ft Same to be paid by Young, Werner and others interested. Young-Wagner ditch, 3146 ment ditch— The corn yielded three tons to the acre or $75. Of the alfalfa six cuttings were made in the year, each cutting yielding from two and one-half to three tons per acre or $150. Of the potatoes there was 365 sacks to the acre that sold at from 75 cents to $1 a sack or $160 to the acre. The Hubbard squashes yielded at the rate of thirty tons to the acre and command a ready market at from $10 to $20 per ton. Allowing $6000 for the beets, $375 for corn, $75 for alfalfa, $1300 for potatoes and $2000 for squashes, the total of $16,800 represents an inside figure for the annual income on 147 acres. Huntington Beach will hold a celebration on May 1. Plans are already under way by which it is proposed to make the holiday one long to be remembered by those who will accept the hospitality of the citizens. Music, oratory, sports, contests and numerous other attractions are on the program. Prizes are to be given. One of these will be awarded to the young lady landing the largest fish from the pier. S. E. Talbert has sold twenty acres of celery land that lies in Talbert. Seven years ago Mr. Talbert bought this land for $40 per acre. The recent sale brought him $300 an acre and the adjoining land that sold for $30 commands a yearly rental now of $35. Last year this twenty acres returned profit to the owner of $100 to the acre. L. Walker has purchased from Walter Quick forty acres located a half mile west of Talbert. The stated consideration is $10,000. Mr. Walker is building a $2000 house. S. E. Talbert was thrown from his buggy into the ditch by the road on Thursday. Two of his ribs were cracked and his left hand was badly lacerated. A dog ran at the horse biting the animal which frightened it, causing the accident. Real Estate Transfers For the week ending March 5, 1906. Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. Mary Hodson to Matilda Newhouse—N½ of n½ of sw½ of sw½, sec 3, t 3 s, r11 $10 G Hayward and Bertha Hayward to Andrew Decker—Lot 19, blk A, Lorelei tract, Anaheim; $10 B F Snider and Loeda Snider to W E Patterson—Lot 1, Visel's add to Santa Ana; $10 Charles R Ward and Allie Ward to J M Raitt—12 54 acs w pt of Santa Ana; $10 Huntington Beach co to Irvin Warner—Lots 10 and 12, blk 607, Huntington Beach, Main st sec; $10 Theodore Deuel and Celestia Deuel to Katherine Parker—Lot 8, blk 46, townsite of Fullerton; $200 Katie Burton and W W Burton to Adam Wenger—NE½ of nw½, sec 22, t 5 s, r 11; $10 W B Julian, trustee, et al to Orlinda Northrup—Lot 3, blk 2, Artesia st tct, Santa Ana; $10 Katie Barton and W W Barton to Golden West Celery Produce co—SE½ of nw½, sec 22, t 5 s, r 11; $10 J A Ketscher and Annie Ketscher to George M Ketscher—Lots 4 and 6, blk 2, Artesia st tct, Santa Ana; $10 J C Nichols, trustee, to Lulu B Meacham—Lots 1, 2 and 3, blk 7, Pacific Electric sub; $10 Lulu B Meacham and J H Meacham to J C Nichols, trustee—Lot 4 and e½ of lot 5, blk A, Orange Grove tct; $10 Mary E Bevler Robinson and Jeptha Robinson to H Y Ernst—9.43 acs in nept of Santa Ana; $10 F B Dale to Isaac H Mathews—Lot 4, blk A, George Achison's sub of Richland Farm lots 41 and 42; $10 Sarah Minter and Geo W Minter to Edward Cain and Emma Cain—Lot 41, pk tct add to Santa Ana; $10 F C Hageman and Gertrude Hegeman to Llympic Land and Water co—S½ of sw½, sec 10, t 5 s, r 11; $10 Fullerton Odd Fellows Hall assu to SPRING Satúrdó PATTERN, TAILORE Latest N Hill Sisters Eldorado Forty-one claim county, Cal. Very and know of nothing The company is well the work of develop A limited number reasonable figure I have had large e pay you to look into DR. STEPHEN BOWER A PROVED REAL SUGAR F 85c ton f. o. b. 50c ton in pile Mr. E. G. Ware says," down the yield of walnuts Fill out and mail us the let us help you. LOS ALAMITOS SU Los Alamito Factory phone," Hom Y Hale, seconded by Kraethe rules and regulations of any be so amended that it the duty of the president to pumping plant committee of ers, subject to the approval of directors. Carried. Y Hale, seconded by Kraethe pumping plant commitructed to bore one or more lands owned by the commish of the Crowther ranch in Carried. On Engineer Kellogg's proproposed ditch on the west Tuffree ranch was accepted following changes, namely, to be made three inches thick bottom to be reinforced. P. H. KRICK, secy. Printendent's Report Honorable Board of Directors Bheim Union Water company en. The following is my rebruary: Employees...$490 00 G, Fullerton and Plating Anaheim branch 40 25 Gement ditch through property...12 96 And shoveling out bement waste ditch on anal...32 50 I cleaning...$145 46 oad on bank of Cajon low Fill 12...$24 50 ools...3 50 gates...8 50 Gement ditch, South Fullerton...2 75 Ad and bridge, sand18 75 Repairs...$58 00 Feet 14-in pipe thr'gh property to a depth of 5 feet, in clay-labor..$142 91 15 90 oe, 18c; ave cost per ft 40c; between cost of pipe-line ditch 16c per ft. Paid by Young, Wagothers interested...$122 86 Wagner ditch, 3146 feet cech- Mary E Bevier Robinson and Jeptha Robinson to H Y Ernst—9.43 acs in nept of Santa Ana; $10 F B Dale to Isaac H Mathews—Lot 4, blk A, George Achison's sub of Richland Farm lots 41 and 42; $10 Sarah Minter and Geo W Minter to Edward Cain and Emma Cain—Lot 41, pk tct add to Santa Ana; $10 F C Hageman and Gertrude Hegeman to Llympic Land and Water co—S½ of sw½, sec 10, t 5 s, r 11; $10 Fullerton Odd Fellows Hall assn to E F Wickersham—Lots 6, 7 and 8, blk 17, townsite of Fullerton; $1650 Charles F Grim and Agnes T Grim to Anna E Hersham—Lots 26 and 27, blk A, Center tct, Anaheim; $10 Stephen P Owsley to Andrew Becker —Lot 16, blk 3, lot 13, blk 4, lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, blk 5, Santa Fe tct, Anaheim; $10 Walter Heaslip to Andrew Becker— Lot 16, blk 3, lot 13, blk 4, lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, blk 5, Santa Fe tct, Anaheim; $10 O M Newman and Mary B Newman to Andrew Becker—Lot 16, blk 3, Santa Fe tct, Anaheim; $45 Andrew Becker to August Monte— Lot 13, blk 4, Santa Fe tct, Anaheim; $10 John Sullivan and M E Sullivan to J M Talcott—Lots 3 and 5, blk 2, South Side add to Santa Ana; $10. A H Nickell, and Emma I Nickell to Ruth Williams—Lots 21 and 23, blk 408, Huntington Beach, Main st tct; $10 Alice I Ivins et al to Lucia Warner —Lot 11, blk D. Fruit add to Santa Ana East; gift George F Boyd and Louisa Boyd to Joseph Bricke—5 acs near El Modena; $10 George F Boyd and Louisa Boyd to Joseph Bricke—Water rights apputenant to land near El Modena; $10 J B Pierce and Mary J Pierce to A R Postle—Pt of Vineyard lot E6, Anaheim; $10 Huntington Beach co to David Bush et al—Lots 18, 20, 23, 24, 26, 28, blk 609, Huntington Beach, Main st sec; $10 Joe T and Grace Elizabeth McElree to Emily Templeton et al—Lot on n Flower st; $10 Emma P Hazeltine and H S Hazeltine to Harry Woodington—Lot 3, blk 5, South Side add to Santa Ana; $10 Huntington Beach co to R R Gerhart and I J Gerhart—Lots 16 and 18, blk 311, Huntington Beach; $10 Nellie Lloyd and Jno Lloyd to Jacob Stern—Lot 3, resub of lots 2, 7, 10, 15 and 18, Tuffree's sub of pt of secs 19 and 30, t 3 s, r 9; $10 Benjamin and Mary P Kraemer to Peter J Allec—0.383 acs in Kraemer tct; $10 Benjamin and Mary Kraemer to John Allac—0.758 acs in Kraemer tct; $10 J Lawrence W Hemphill et al to Frank lot 5, blk A, Orange Grove tct; $10 Mary E Bevier Robinson and Jeptha Robinson to H Y Ernst—9.43 acs in nept of Santa Ana; $10 F B Dale to Isaac H Mathews—Lot 4, blk A, George Achison's sub of Richland Farm lots 41 and 42; $10 Sarah Minter and Geo W Minter to Edward Cain and Emma Cain—Lot 41, pk tct add to Santa Ana; $10 F C Hageman and Gertrude Hegeman to Llympic Land and Water co—S½ of sw½, sec 10; Stephen P Owsley to Andrew Becker—Lot 16, blk 3, lot 13, blk 4, lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, blk 5, Santa Fe tct, Anaheim; $10 Walter Heaslip to Andrew Becker—Lot 16, blk 3, lot 13, blk 4, lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, blk 5, Santa Fe tct, Anaheim; $10 O M Newman and Mary B Newman to Andrew Becker—Lot 16, blk 3,Santa Fe tct,Anaheim; $10 John Sullivan and M E Sullivan to J M Talcott—Lots 3 and 5, blk 2,South Side add to Santa Ana; $10. A H Nickell,and Emma I Nickell to Ruth Williams—Lots 21 and 23，blk 408,Huntington Beach,Main st tct,$10 Alice I Ivins et al to Lucia Warner —Lot ll，blk D.Fruit add to Santa Ana East; gift George F Boyd and Louisa Boyd to Joseph Bricke—5 acs near El Modena; $10 George F Boyd and Louisa Boyd to Joseph Bricke—Water rights apputenant to land near El Modena; $10 J B Pierce and Mary J Pierce to A R Postle—Pt of Vineyard lot E6,Anaheim; $10 Huntington Beach co to David Bush et al—Lots l8，20，23，24，26，28，blk609,Huntington Beach,Main st sec; $10 Joe T和 Grace Elizabeth McElree to Emily Templeton et al—Lot on n Flower st; $10 Emma P Hazeltine and H S Hazeltine to Harry Woodington—Lot l3，blk l5,South Side add to Santa Ana; $10 Huntington Beach co to R R Gerhart and I J Gerhart—Lots l6 and l8，blk311,Huntington Beach,Main st sec; $10 Joe T和 Grace Elizabeth McElree to Emily Templeton et al—Lot on n Flower st; $10 Emma P Hazeltine and H S Hazeltine to Harry Woodington—Lot l3，blk l5,South Side add to Santa Ana; $10 Huntington Beach co to R R Gerhart and I J Gerhart—Lots l6 and l8，blk311,Huntington Beach,Main st sec; $10 Nellie Lloyd and Jno Lloyd to Jacob Stern—Lot l3，resub of lots l2，7，l0，l5和l8,Tuffree's sub of pt of secs l9和30,t3 s,r9；$10 Benjamin and Mary P Kraemer to Peter J Allec—0.383 acs in Kraemer tct;$10 Benjamin and Mary Kraemer to John Allac—0.758 acs in Kraemer tct;$10 J Lawrence W Hemphill et al to Frank lot5,blk AOrange Grove tct;$10 Mary E Bevier Robinson and Jeptha Robinson to H Y Ernst—9.43 acs in nept of Santa Ana;$10 F B Dale to Isaac H Mathews—Lot l4，blk A,B Chapman; H Henry E Talbert and E al to Arthur F Swift and E el of set¾ of net¾sec31, Ella J Bunker and J E W Cain and Rudelle M Ca¶t lot f,s ft of n¶of lot24,Santa Ana;$10 Lewis Hillyard and Levy to Howard Graves—Lots l Hillyard's add to Santa AnA; Same to N Travis and N - Lot6,blk k5,Lillyard's add to Santa AnA; Same to N Travis and N - Lot6,blk k5,Lillyard's add to Santa AnA; S R Obarr and Alice O J Cutler-Strip fronting o J Goodman and Teresa City of Anaheim-Pt lot extension*$1000 Ed R Amerlige to J E M blk45,Fullerton;$10 J Logie and Alice Logu Adams-Lot3,blk904,V tct sec.1;$10 W B Julian.trustee,and ta A F Norton-Lot f5,blk tct,Santa Ana;$10 J E Bunker and Ella J Galloway-Lot8,blk B.of blks C and F,Dresser tAlbert Dargatz and Ross Mary J Harris-S¹of sw¹l4,t q s,r ll;$10 J Sater to Roy Smith-Chapman tct;$10 Henry Dierker and MarJ Maag-39.30 acs in FletyB Kelsey to Security SaS¹lot l4,blk KraemerC H and Elizabeth WeV Smith-E¹of e¹of fract The image contains a list of property details and construction information related to a building project. The text is in English and appears to be from a historical newspaper. Here is the transcription: **Section 1: Property Details** - Feet 14-in pipe thr'gh property to a depth of 5 feet, in clay-labor..$142 91 - 15 90 pipe, 18c; ave cost per ft 40c; between cost of pipe-line ditch 16c per ft. - Paid by Young, Wagothers interested...$122 86 - Wagner ditch, 3146 feet cech— - Issued.....$289 32 - Labor in above in Jan. report. - Construction of gate for Kneutzen, of same to be paid by petiDr. Beebe— - $2 25 - Issued.....1 47 - Ditches.....$2 50 - Team work, cement and pipe Dr. Beebe— - $2 14 - Sacks.....1 75 - Terra cotta pipe.....75 - Terra cotta pipe.....75 - Pipe.....3 75 - Pipe.....34 **Section 2: Construction Details** - Construction of 650 feet of ditch for Wagner et al— - $53 94 - 24 bbls at $2 85...68 40 - ft 18c. One-half of above be paid by applicant, $61 17. - Above amount is included in report. - Construction for Feb....$36 54 - Respectfully submitted, PORTER, Supt. A. U. W. Co. **Section 3: Horse Sale** - Park horse for sale cheap. Apdel Bueche, Melrose street, whl lumber yard, Anaheim. It 5, South Side add to Santa Ana; $10 - Huntington Beach co to R R Gerhart and I J Gerhart—Lots 16 and 18, blk 311, Huntington Beach; $10 - Nellie Lloyd and Jno Lloyd to Jacob Stern—Lot 3, resub of lots 2, 7, 10, 15 and 18, Tuffree's sub of pt of secs 19 and 30, t 3 s, r 9; $10 - Benjamin and Mary P Kraemer to Peter J Allec—0.383 acs in Kraemer tct; $10 - Benjamin and Mary Kraemer to John Allac—0.758 acs in Kraemer tct; $10 - J Lawrence W Hemphill et al to Frank B Dale—Lot 14, Hemphill & Paxton's sub of sw½ of lot 2, blk D, A B Chapman tct; $10 - Henry and Libbie Nuffer to W D Seely—Lot 14, blk 308, Huntington Beach; $10 - Huntington Beach co to Wm Barton—Lots 18 and 20, blk 610, Huntington Beach; $10 - T M Shadel and Sadie E Shadel to Mary Thompson—Lot 22, T M Shadel's 2d add to Orange; $400 - Mary C and W J Horton to C H Whipple—Lot 19, blk 34, town of Los Alamitos; $300 - F Parker and Mary Parker to Mrs A M Stebbins—Lots 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26, blk 102. Vista Del Mar tct; sec 3; $10 - David Cole and Sarah E Cole to S E Buchanan—Lot 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, David Cole's add to Orange; $10 - Bayside Land co to Ella B Skelley—Lot 19, blk 8, Bay City; $10 - W R Welch et al to Anna S Huhn—Lots 16 and 17, blk C, Welch & Harros re-sub of blk C and D, Craddick's sub of Parker & Stephen's add to Orange; $10 - Anne S Huhn and J Huhn to Charles U Rice—Lot 17 of blk C, Welch & Harrods re-sub of blks C and D, Craddick's sub of Parker & Stephens add to Orange; $10 - John H Embree and Parintha B Embree to Anne S Huhn—S½ of s½ of lot 8, blk D, Chapman tct; $10 - Maude E Stern to CP Warden—Lot 7 and n 15.84 acs lot 6, and n 36 acres of set of nw½, sec 31, t 7 s, r 8; $1 - CP Warden and Grace P Warden to J F Cunningham—Lot 7 and n 15.84 acs of lot 6, and n 36 acs of set of nw½, sec **Important Information** The pretty, up-to-date carry assures the buyer best, best quality and lowest price. C.I. HOOK 125 Center St. SPRING OPENING Saturday, March 17, '06 WESTERN, TAILORED AND READY-TO-WEAR HATS; also Latest Novelties in Millinery All Sisters, 116 E. Center St. ANAHEIM CAL. Mildorado Consolidated Mines Forty-one claims situated north of Indio, Riverside by, Cal. Very promising. I have examined them know of nothing better for investment in the State. company is well organized and is vigorously pushing work of development. Rich Ore and plenty of it. A limited number of Shares are offered at most conable figures. As Geologist and Mine Examiner we had large experience in mining matters. It will you to look into this. Address for particulars, STEPHEN BOWERS, Secretary, 1135 Dewey Ave., Los Angeles PROVED REMEDY FOR WALNUT BLIGHT SUGAR FACTORY LIME 85c ton f. o. b. cars, or 50c ton in pile if hauled yourself E. G. Ware says, "The blight is cutting the yield of walnuts from year to year." Out and mail us the attached coupon and help you. LOS ALAMITOS SUGAR COMPANY Los Alamitos, Cal. Factory phone, "Home" Long Distance Send me circulars and quote freight rate to Station Name P. O. Strictly First-Class Grocery 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 HATZFELD'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY J. P. HATZFELD Graduate in Pharmacy Next Door to Postoffice Anaheim, Cal. Notice of Sale of Real Estate Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the county of Orange, State of California, made on the 2nd day of March, 1903, in the matter of the Estate of Charles Okrafka, deceased, the undersigned, the administrator of the said estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on or after the 24th day of March, 1906, and offers or bids for the said property thereafter described will be received at the office of F. C. Spencer, attorney at law, and the administrator of said estate, in the Odd Fellow Building, on West Center street, in the City of Anaheim, Orange county, or such offices or bids may be filed in the office of the County Clerk of Orange county, at his office in Santa Ana, in Orange county, at any time after the first publication of this notice, which was first published on March 8th, 1906, and before the said real estate is finally disposed of, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Charles Okrafka, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Charles Okrafka at the time of his death, in and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said county of Orange, State of California, and bounded and described as follows: to wit: Bunker and Ella J Bunker to J C Day—Lot 8, blk B, Warner’s sub C and F, Dresser tct; $10 Art Dargatz and Rosa Dargatz to Harris—S½ of sw½ of se½ of sec s, r 11; $10 Enter to Roy Smith—Pt lot 14, A B man tct; $10 Mary Dierker and Mary Dierker to g—39.30 acs in Fletcher tct; $10 elsey to Security Savings bank— 14, blk K, Kraemer tct; $31 and Elizabeth Wedgwood to A th—E½ of e½ of fracl nw½, sec 6, t 0; $10 Y Harris to W Johnson—Und ¼ lots 12 and 14, blk 103, Huntingach; $10 L Tubbs et al’ to J W Tubbs— blk B, Rogers’ add to Laguna ; $10 Frey Baumgart and Julia Baumto Adolph Dargatz and Bertha ertz-SE½ of sw½ of se½, inc 12, t 4 $10 A Bordman and Martha Bordman Wagner–26 acs in nw½ of sec s, r 9; $10 George L and Emma S Cosart to F eller-Lots 19 and 21, blk A, Cosadd to Orange; $10 Anda Powers and John Powers to as Roy and Jennie Roy-N 10 acs of nw½ of sec 12, t 4 s, r 11; $10 NEW MILK ROUTE undersigned has started a new Route in Anaheim and will demilk at your door, morning deat 8 o’clock. Per quart, 6¾ cts. desiring good fresh milk, call on Snodgrass, Jungle Ranch, West lim. Important pretty, up-to-date Jewelry we measures the buyer he has the lastest quality and lowest price. TRY US— G. I. HOOPLE Center St. Anaheim 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 Anaheim Cal. 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. THE BLOW THAT KILLED FATHER ain’t in it with the blows at the corner of Lemon and Center streets Sunday night. For good cigars. “Little Mint.”