anaheim-gazette 1906-05-24

CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY VOLUME XXXVI Meeting of Water Board Anaheim, Cal., May 19, 1906. Regular meeting of the board of directors of the A. U. W. Co. with all members present, namely, Directors Crowther, Bradford, Gunderson, Hale, Kraemer, McLaughlin and Sherwood. The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. The ditch committee was granted further time on the matter of the Squires-Johnston ditch. On motion the matter of the A. A. Mills ditch was referred to ditch committee with power to act. Further time was granted on the Burdorf ditch. Moved by Kraemer, seconded by Gunderson, that the board cement the Richman ditch for a distance of 600 feet, provided the stockholders will do the usual team work. A communication from C. G. Sparks was filed. The reservoir committee asked that it be empowered to employ a disinterested engineer, preferably Mr. Finley, for making an estimate of the new outlet and inlet ditches, etc. Granted. A communication from M. Boisserano offered $3000 for the Cota tract. Referred to Crowther to report at next meeting. A communication from the city of Anaheim regarding the cutting of fore the board and submit the proposed pumping plan. Mr. Kellar of the Fairk Co. appeared and submitted also did Messrs. Johnston wenckert of the Smith Ma and Mr. Boxall of the Edis company. On motion the meeting a the call of the president. P. H. KRICK, DECORATION DAY Following is the official Decoration Day and Memorandum Malvern Hill Post, G. A. Department of California with the First Baptist churton for their Memorial vice. The Rev. W. D. White the church, will give the se The Post, W. R. C., all v rades, also all Spanish-Americans and sailors, and all estates are invited to attend. DECORATION DAY, MA The Post will meet at the for the unknown dead at the cemetery at 10 a.m. sharp, bugle. Invocation... Music... Miss Edna A The reservoir committee asked that it be empowered to employ a disinterested engineer, preferably Mr. Finley, for making an estimate of the new outlet and inlet ditches, etc. Granted. A communication from M. Boisserano offered $3000 for the Cota tract. Referred to Crowther to report at next meeting. A communication from the city of Anaheim regarding the cutting of weeds from our rights of way was referred to the superintendent. A communication from S. E. Clever applying for the position of engineer of the pumping station No. 1, was filed. Engineer Wilson also appeared before the board to make application for the same position, but was informed that the board had so much work ahead for the day that it would have to be postponed till next meeting. On motion the president and secretary were authorized to exercise their judgment in the purchase of 400 barrels of cement. A notice was presented of a suit brought by Theodore Ashcroft and Ira Ashcroft vs the A. U. W. Co. and the S. A. V. I. Co. to prevent the said defendants from interfering with the said plaintiff and preventing them entering upon the lands of the said defendants, etc. Referred to the litigation committee. There was presented to the board a proposed contract for a Home telephone which on motion was laid over till next meeting. Petitions on file for the transfer of stock was granted. Mr. Frost, the president of the Western Gas Engine company appeared be- Anaheim Cash Grocery Headquarters for Chamberlain's Chick Food, Coulson's Egg Food. When your chickens don't lay feeder for chickens at lowest cash prices. We sell the Imported Sulphur. We have just received a fine lot of Oregon Pine Center Street - - - Opp. Boston W. A. WALLACE, Egg Food. When your chickens don't lay feeder, Coulson's Egg Food. We also handle all other feed for chickens at lowest cash prices. We sell the Imported Sulphur. We have just received a fine lot of Oregon Poultry Center Street Opp. Boston W. A. WALLACE, H. H. GARDNER & CO. (Successors to C. G. McKinley) Coal, Wood, Hay and Grain. Oils, Gasoline and Poultry Supplies of all Kinds. Cement Concrete Hollow Concrete Building Stone and Cement Concrete Watering Troughs. 111-113 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. What power are you going to need in your pumping plant this season? Convenience, low rates, no break-downs, no repairs, no tear, combined with the EVERLASTING qualities of a motor electricity the cheapest power of today. Come and We Will Prove It to You! THE Edison Electric Co. Main 46 Phones Home 46 Cor. 4th and Sycamore SANTA ANA ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1900 board and submitted a bid on proposed pumping plant. cellar of the Fairbanks-Morse seared and submitted a bid, as Messrs. Johnston and Schott of the Smith Machinery Co. Boxall of the Edison Electric Company. the meeting adjourned to the president. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. DECORATION DAY wing is the official program for Bon Day and Memorial Sunday: Burn Hill Post, G. A. R., No. 131, agent of California, will meet at First Baptist church in Fulor their Memorial Sunday serRev. W. D. White, pastor of Church, will give the sermon. Post, W. R. C., all visiting complains all Spanish-American solder sailors, and all ex-Confederate-invited to attend. DECORATION DAY, MAY 30. post will meet at the monument unknown dead at the Anaheim by at 10 a.m. sharp, at call of A. B. Markle Miss Edna Ames and class CITY TRUSTEES: "NO BEER AT SUNDAY PICNICS" Stock and Fiscus Against the Practice of Retailing Liquor Without License. The board of city trustees met in regular session on Tuesday evening; present Trustees Darling, Fiscus and Stock; absent, Rust and Kroeger. Trustee Darling was chosen chairman. Trustee Stock reported that an amiable adjustment had been arrived at between F. A. Korn and L. A. Evans regarding trees of the former damaged on West Broadway, by the moving of the latter's two-story residence, and suggested that the $100 bond heretofore executed by Evans to indemnify the city from all losses be returned to him. The board acquiesced, and the money was ordered refunded to Evans. Application of Strehle & Tedford for permission to change partitions in Rust buildings and install new ones for use in office of Sunset Telephone company. The people that belong to be 100 years old or people expect to get this people expect to get fled to see some of the old moving around the gymnasium slim fellows that can shadow, two-stepping with a "jolly fat friar," tub. They do most stand on their heads. have a club and the world and almost everybody in over it. It's a food-saving well. One to two means that the law allows. Our asked if it hurt anybody legged chicken, and you caught the glint of joy when the director said, or two after he ate not such. But since they feel better already, and antidote for over-eating a glorious morning that town when the century in. Very sincerely, J. A. HOLLIS 601 Fifth St., N. Encampment Anaheim Encampment O.F., was organized on noon and evening, with bership of thirteen. Grocery Quick Food, Coulson's don't lay feed them dle all other kinds of ices. of Oregon PotatoesOpp. Boston Bakery. WALLACE, Prop. Decoration Day, May 30. Post will meet at the monument unknown dead at the Anaheim y at 10 a.m. sharp, at call of A. B. Markle Miss Edna Ames and class Lincoln's Gettysburg address Fayette Lewis Miss Edna Ames and class of graves, Post and school children on Rev. Mr. Cocking all meet at the Post hall, in Bank building. Quartette Rev. Hopkins and reading. Misses Clever and Salverson L. L. Lane of Santa Ana America Congregation Rev. J. J. White siting comrades, all Spanishon soldiers and all ex-Confedders are invited to join with the memorial service in honor of B. G. BALCOM, Adjt. P.C. Spirit Rappers seem to have out of District Attorney Head. can give attention to Tax Colobinson and his hand-painted irt. Regitation of local sports go to Los on Friday evening to witness Jason-Herrera contest. The will contain ten young fellows, have seats in the $5 family Grocery Petition of Hussman Bros., W. A. Frantz, Frank Dyer, Slim Fox, Dave Matlock and other tonsorial artists for an ordinance closing barber shops on Sunday. These gentlemen desire a day of rest on the Sabbath, whereas Barber Davis prefers an open Sunday and will not close his shop on that day. To the city attorney, who expressed the opinion that such an ordinance would be invalid. He will report at the next meeting. Application of E. G. Hubbard of Redlands and Frank Shanley for a public telephone franchise. The board discussed the matter favorably and instructed the city attorney to prepare a draft of the ordinance for presentation at the next meeting. Application of F. Buehe for water connection with his property on Vine street. To public improvement committee. Bond of Recorder Howard, in $500, with W. H. Spake and E. W. McCollum suretles. Approved and filed. Trustee Stock brought up the matter of the water pipe recently laid to the brewery, and suggested that the city be reimbursed for expense of installing the same; also for the meter, which, regarding trees of the former damaged on West Broadway, by the moving of the latter’s two-story residence, and suggested that the $100 bond heretofore executed by Evans to indemnify the city from all losses be returned to him. The board acquiesced, and the money was ordered refunded to Evans. Application of Strehle & Tedford for permission to change partitions in Rust buildings and install new ones for use in office of Sunset Telephone company. Granted. Trustee Stock suggested that the time had arrived for oiling the streets, if the thing was to be advantageously done. Streets were pulverizing up and oil should be applied immediately. Trustee Darling suggested that a street roller be also procured for the purpose of leveling streets after oiling. The matter went over without action. Application of Nicholas Bitner for permission to erect a frame building in Spoerl tract on county road on West Center street, outside fire limits; size, 16x30; cost, $200. Granted. Application of Christian Kemper for permission to enlarge frame building in Spoerl tract, outside fire limits; cost, $200; granted. Petition of Hussman Bros., W. A. Frantz, Frank Dyer, Slim Fox, Dave Matlock and other tonsorial artists for an ordinance closing barber shops on Sunday. These gentlemen desire a day of rest on the Sabbath, whereas Barber Davis prefers an open Sunday and will not close his shop on that day. To the city attorney, who expressed the opinion that such an ordinance would be invalid. He will report at the next meeting. Application of E. G. Hubbard of Redlands and Frank Shanley for a public telephone franchise. The board discussed the matter favorably and instructed the city attorney to prepare a draft of the ordinance for presentation at the next meeting. Application of F. Buehe for water connection with his property on Vine street. To public improvement committee. Bond of Recorder Howard, in $500, with W. H. Spake and E. W. McCollum suretles. Approved and filed. Trustee Stock brought up the matter of the water pipe recently laid to the brewery, and suggested that the city be reimbursed for expense of installing the same; also for the meter, which, regarding trees of the former damaged on West Broadway, by the moving of the latter’s two-story residence, and suggested that the $100 bond heretofore executed by Evans to indemnify the city from all losses be returned to him. The board acquiesced, and the money was ordered refunded to Evans. Application of Strehle & Tedford for permission to change partitions in Rust buildings and install new ones for use in office of Sunset Telephone company. Granted. Trustee Stock suggested that the time had arrived for oiling the streets, if the thing was to be advantageously done. Streets were pulverizing up and oil should be applied immediately. Trustee Darling suggested that a street roller be also procured for the purpose of leveling streets after oiling. The matter went over without action. Application of Nicholas Bitner for permission to erect a frame building in Spoerl tract on county road on West Center street, outside fire limits; size, 16x30; cost, $200. Granted. Application of Christian Kemper for permission to enlarge frame building in Spoerl tract, outside fire limits; cost, $200; granted. Petition of Hussman Bros., W. A. Frantz, Frank Dyer, Slim Fox, Dave Matlock and other tonsorial artists for an ordinance closing barber shops on Sunday. These gentlemen desire a day of rest on the Sabbath, whereas Barber Davis prefers an open Sunday and will not close his shop on that day. To the city attorney, who expressed the opinion that such an ordinance would be invalid. He will report at the next meeting. Application of E. G. Hubbard of Redlands and Frank Shanley for a public telephone franchise. The board discussed the matter favorably and instructed the city attorney to prepare a draft of the ordinance for presentation at the next meeting. Commencement Plan Commencement Exercises convent school age will be held at the Sunday afternoon, June 7. An excellent musical program will be presented. Bishop Conaty will be able and will deliver an address. The Sisters are going to trouble and expense to m Application of F. Buehe for water connection with his property on Vine street. To public improvement committee. Bond of Recorder Howard, in $500, with W. H. Spake and E. W. McColum suretles. Approved and filed. Trustee Stock brought up the matter of the water pipe recently laid to the brewery, and suggested that the city be reimbursed for expense of installing the same; also for the meter, which, Clerk Merritt observed, cost $50. To the marshal for investigation and report. Trustee Stock inquired as to the status of selling beer at picnics at the Columbia garden, saying that inasmuch as no license for such sale of liquor could be issued, the practice be investigated, with a view to enforcing the provisions of the ordinance in such cases made and provided. Trustee Fiscus expressed similar sentiments, saying that while the brewery could sell beer at wholesale to its patrons, the latter had no right under the ordinance to retail it at the gardens, which were out of the liquor limits. In short beer could not be retailed without a license, and this, he understood, had not been granted the picnic promoters. The matter went over to the next meeting, when the full board will consider the subject in all its dips, spars and angles. Letter from Hoffingworth PORTLAND, May 16, 1906. EDITOR GAZETTE.—Arrived in Portland O. K. and am very much pleased with the looks of things. Rain? Oh, yes. Portland is not a dry town by any means. I am writing to tell you of a new fad that has struck the town. It is known as the Hundred Years' club. Commencement Exercises Catherine's convent school age will be held at the Sunday afternoon, June 7. An excellent musical program will be presented. Bishop Conaty will be billed and will deliver an address. The Sisters are going to trouble and expense to mourn one long to be remembered presence of Bishop Consol filling the opera-house with intelligence audience. Woodmen of the World the following officers: J. C. M.; L. C. Hiserodt; Borth, escort; Joseph Baillard; L. S. Fletcher, banker; watchman; M. R. Sirhnrud Miller and J. G. Welch Drs. Johnston and Rich, T. Wells, captain. If Jimmy Garfield's ment of the corporation renee an anti-climax, he must strong facts and stronger reserve. England's menace to T he usual result of getting she wanted out of the Sully money. Orange growers experienced in securing pickers. Placed in this line awaits competitor. Mr. and Mrs. I. Ashe were among the Anaheim Los Angeles during La Feria. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Los Angeles on Tuesday in the electrical parade in th people that belong expect to live 100 years old or more. The fat expect to get thin and the thin expect to get fat. You ought some of the old morsbacks sprintround the gymnasium, and long, fellows that can hardly cast a bow, two-stepping down the line a "jolly fat friar," the size of a They do most everything but on their heads. The preachers a club and the women have a club almost everybody in town is daffy it. It's a food-saving machine as One to two meals a day is all the law allows. One good preachked if it hurt anybody to eat yallered chicken, and you should have the glint of joy in his eyes the director said, No, if for a day two after he ate nothing but such but since they all claim to better already, and since it is an note for over-eating, perhaps it is various morning that broke over the when the century directors blew Very sincerely, J. A. HOLLINGWORTH, 601 Fifth St., Portland, Or. Encampment Anaheim Encampment, No. 105, I.O. was organized on Saturday afterand evening, with a charter memhip of thirteen. Thirty candidates New Telephone Co. a Success The new Valley Home Telephone company has achieved instantaneous success from the start. and between three and four hundred telephones have been this week signed up in this city, West Anaheim, Garden Grove, Fullerton and Placentia. Solicitors in the field include George and Robert Dunn of Redlands, who are personal representatives of Mr. Hubbard, the Redlands capitalist who is backing the enterprise; Joseph Backs, jr., and T. A. Darling. Chas. Austin, field superintendent, is also with the party from Redlands, and is making estimates of the cost of the line. W. A. Frantz and Frank Fox also have lists. On Monday 28 new phones were signed for at Loara and the country south and west of town. Robert Dunn, in speaking of the new company, said yesterday: "We at first thought we should be able to sign up 500 or 600 phones, but I believe now we will have no difficulty in securing 1000 or 1200. The new system will embrace ten communities, viz.: Anaheim, West Anaheim, Garden Grove, Buena Park, Fullerton, Placentia, Olinda, Olive, Brookshurst and Yorba. We shall go as far as the Westminster circuit. "The central office?" he replied, in answer to a question as to its location, "that cannot be located until the com- Encampment Anaheim Encampment, No. 105, I.O. It was organized on Saturday afternoon and evening, with a charter memhip of thirteen. Thirty candidates initiated during the evening, going the membership roll 43. Thewing officers were elected: Henry Adams, chief patriarch; Oliver high priest; Herman Stern, senwarden; Fritz Yungbluth, junior senten; A. E. Schumacher, scribe; C. Boege, treasurer. Chief Patriarch George Jesof San Francisco, Grand Warden of Los Angeles, Deputy DisChief Patriarch Chas. Hanmacf Santa Ana, accompanied by the sons of Magnolia and Enterprise enments of Los Angeles, and of the encampment of Santa Ana, present and installed the new new lodge has the only charter kind in the state, as is claimed by one of the members. The grand prepaired the dispensation in its formal form, the official documents long been destroyed by the San Francisco fire. The grand chief patriaffixed an improvised seal, the national being also destroyed. The elaborate banquet was served by Mills, who came from Los Angeer the occasion. He was assisted by the ladies of the Rebekkas. The initiation ceremonies occupied entire evening, and sunup found newly organized lodge witnessing last laps of the goat, who, fatigued worn, declared he had had the life and had never attended initiation of a better encampment. Commencement Exercises Commencement Exercises of St. Verne's convent school and orphanwill be held at the opera house on day afternoon, June 24th. An excellent musical and literary team will be presented. Shop Conaty will be in attendance, will deliver an address. The Sisters are going to considerable aid and expense to make the occasion. Chapman After Head Bro. Chapman of the silvery locks is camping on the trail of District Attorney Head, and in the last issue of the Searchlight roasts the young man to a sizzle. We quote the concluding para- Commencement Exercises Commencement Exercises of St. Marine's convent school and orphanship will be held at the opera house on Saturday afternoon, June 24th. The excellent musical and literary team will be presented. Chapman Conaty will be in attendance, will deliver an address. The Sisters are going to considerable lead and expense to make the occassion long to be remembered, and the ince of Bishop Conaty will add to the opera-house with a large and engage audience. Godmen of the World have elected following officers: J. H. Clabaugh, L. C. Hiserodt, A. L.; F. A. escort; Joseph Backs, jr., clerk; Fletcher, banker; O. A. Horn, man; M. R. Sirhnr, sentry; L. E. and J. G. Welch, managers; Johnston and Rich, physicians; J. Wells, captain. Timmy Garfield's second installment of the corporation report is not to anti-climax, he must have some facts and stronger language in reuse. Island's menace to Turkey has had a usual result of getting everything wanted out of the Sultan except the R. Large growers experience difficulty during pickers. Plenty of work line awaits competent hands. And Mrs. I. Asher and family among the Anaheim visitors to Angeles during La Fiesta days. And Mrs. Frank Baum were in Angeles on Tuesday and witnessed electrical parade in the evening. Chapman After Head Bro. Chapman of the silvery locks is camping on the trail of District Attorney Head, and in the last issue of the Searchlight roasts the young man to a sizzle. We quote the concluding paragraph, as follows: "If Mr. Head had announced before his election that he would require the people to bring him evidence of lawbreaking before he would begin the enforcement of law, he would never have reached the position he now holds. And having made public his position upon this question he may arrange to bid adieu to the office of district attorney, for the people of Orange county have too much self respect, too clear an ununderstanding of their rights, too vivid a realization of their dignity as American citizens to continue in public office one who will require of the people the services he is himself elected to perform." This is virile, vigorous English, and ought to bring forth many responses from the Amen corner. Now, if Chapman would only go after Robinson's pink pajamas and his hand-painted undershrirt, the county would be saved! Anaheim Laundry Company J. T. SHEA, Proprietor I have opened a Laundry at No. 525 South Lemon street, and am prepared to do all kinds of Laundry work. Call up telephone No. — and I will call for your work. Prices will be found Reasonable and all work strictly first-class.