anaheim-gazette 1906-05-31

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 SUBSCRIPTION - 1.50 Per Year HENRY KUCHEL, EDITOR Six months...$1.00 Three months...50cts Payable invariably in advance. Transient advertising $1 per inch per month The GAZETTE is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. The L. P. Fisher Advertising Agency, 425 Montgomery St., San Francisco, is authorized to receive advertisements for this paper. Our paper is kept on file in that office. GREATER ORANGE COUNTY The Santa Ana chamber of commerce has recently had before it for discussion the proposition to include in Orange county such portions of Los Angeles county as will be set off from that county in the proposed consolidation of that city and county. The body, we read, favors the scheme, and "repudiates" the charge prevailing in certain portions of Orange county to the effect that Santa Ana seemed to be cold-footed concerning the enterprise. This sentiment will be gladly co-operated with, we are sure, in this city and Fullerton, where most of the work in reference to the subject has been done in the past. But the Santa Ana chamber of commerce, it seems, is opposed to including the San Gabriel river. Los Angeles, and consider cussion of a private nature had concerning the subject. The San Francisco changed the aspect of affair throughout the state, brought about a change in of consolidation. A special of the legislature will be Gov. Pardee within a week for the purpose of consider matters as affect the state sult of the great fire, anderner has been persuadedclude in his call a provsuch legislation as will fit under review. Therefore, should such a tutional amendment be added the voters in November, and appears to be no reasonable for its rejection, a bill drawn for submission to the lature meeting in January providing for a consolidation and county government Angeles. This will bring to where we were before the law committee made its decision that there was no law at fitting the case. The matter is one of greatest to Orange county, for we to gain the towns of Whittier, Norwalk, Los Nietos, New and other communities with borders. The assessed valuation this territory exceeds $5,000. the effect that Santa Ana seemed to be cold-footed concerning the enterprise. This sentiment will be gladly co-operated with, we are sure, in this city and Fullerton, where most of the work in reference to the subject has been done in the past. But the Santa Ana chamber of commerce, it seems, is opposed to including the San Gabriel river, giving as its reason therefor the fact that Orange county already "has one river," which "bothers us quite enough already." The understanding among people in the northern part of Orange county who have kept posted upon this matter is that the southern line of the consolidated city and county will probably be at a point considerably north of New river, and some Los Angeles people have suggested that it be placed at Old river. Wherever the line be placed, however, certain it is there will be no objection hereabout to the inclusion of territory so set off. It would be foolhardy for Orange county to make such objection. Let us accept as much territory as is offered. Certainly we are not in position to say that we shall accept this and reject that portion of the excluded territory. We must take the lean with the fat, if indeed any of this rich San Gabriel valley may be considered in the first category. As a matter of fact it is among the richest sections in Southern California, and will, we think, if it comes, be quite a welcome addition to Orange county. As to the river itself, what man or set of men, except the Santa Ana chamber of commerce, would, here in Southern California, where water is the basic principle of our prosperity, refuse to accept it? The matter of the enlargement of Orange county has been in abeyance. quite a welcome addition to Orange county. As to the river itself, what man or set of men, except the Santa Ana chamber of commerce, would here in Southern California, where water is the basic principle of our prosperity, refuse to accept it? The matter of the enlargement of Orange county has been in abeyance for several weeks on account of the report, made directly after the meeting at Whittier in March, by the law committee of the consolidation commission that a constitutional amendment would be necessary before the proposed consolidation could take place. That set the matter off into the future for a period of three years. Thus a constitutional amendment would have to be passed at the legislature in 1907, subsequently ratified by the people of the state, and thereafter an enabling act passed by the legislature of 1909 before consolidation could be effected. It had been the supposition of the movers for consolidation that the legislature next year would pass the act enabling Los Angeles to erect itself into a city and county government, and all plans had been made with that end in view. When it was discovered there was no law fitting the case, the matter was permitted temporarily to rest. While the matter was thus delayed, there was no abatement of interest, here or in community. He occupied the sponsible position of township since the time when Yuma township was first organized, many years ago, and was clerk of the alta school district eighteen years. He leaves two brothers and one sister to mourn his loss. They are Feliz C., Rudolfo C., and Aristeo Marquez. Judge Marquez was an educator and refined gentleman, and was leader among men of his race in locality. He was widely known beloved throughout the county, ing frequently in this city and at county seat. During celebration the Mexican independence day delivered speeches in the Spanish language that were models of guistic grace, and he roused hearers to a high pitch of patriotic fervor. On these occasions, we extolling highly the many virtues of the Mexican people, he never sight of the fact that he stood up American soil, and he led his herers in words of enthusiastic prairie for the land of his birth. On such occasions Old Glory flew in his breezes overhead, along with his flag under which the Mexicans live to see Maximillian fall and the arrival of Bazaine banished from their shores forever. At the bier of this gifted young man, so soon called from the sphere of his earthly activities, his friend place a wreath of sweet flowers which in his lifetime he loved well, and the unbidden tear starts H1gh Grade Underw We sell "Peerless" brand of Muslin Unde best line on the market today. All garments sanitary workrooms by experienced garment m fectly of carefully selected materials and trim goods closely and can buy them at such prices undermuslins at home is nothing but drudgery a discount OF 20 PER CENT, together w dresses, komonas and dressing sacques, white ready-made wash goods line. Specials for Saturday and Children's Hose, Regular 20c and 15c ASHER & FALLI "Where Quality C recall of the memory of one who was a friend to all, an enemy to none. His death will cause a void in the ranks of his people which will be hard to fill. It is a pity he should have been called hence while yet upon the threshhold of his sturdy young manhood. We hope it is well with our old friend beyond the mists. PASADENA is discussing the pro- Hitter is one of great intergrate county, for we stand in towns of Whittier, Arlalk, Los Nietos, Northam communities within our The assessed valuation of bury exceeds $5,000,000, led to this year's large this county, bids fair to second county in Southnia as regards assessable will add to our populapeople. It will give us next federal census two en and a state senator. Like Orange county the city numerically in the regressional district, and an era of expansion city we never felt before. Glad the Santa Ana commerce is sitting up notice. STATE OF RESPECT. P. Marquez, judge of court at Yorba, died at Peralta at 7:30 p.m. the May 22d. After an illweeks, due to typhoid passed into the shadow, renewed hearts about his throughout the county is known so well. He third year. He was across the river from and spent his life in that He occupied the retition of township juste time when Yorba first organized, many was clerk of the Perstrict eighteen years. brothers and one sissis loss. They are Miss Salfo C., and Aristea M. DECORATION DAY Malvern Hill Post, No. 131, G. A. R., yesterday observed the time-honored custom of decorating with bright flowers the graves of the patriot dead at the cemetery. With the veterans were many citizens who placed flowers upon the last resting places of loved ones. The cemetery resembled a vast bed of lillies and roses and other flowers; The ceremonies were brief and simple. The post gathered at 10 o'clock at the monument for the unknown dead. A bugle call, awakening the echoes in the sacred place, rang out with silvery cadence, its music thrilling the souls of all but those who slept beneath the sod, its echoes dying away in the clouds. PASADENA is discussing the propriety of forming a new county, so strongly is it opposed to being consolidated with Greater Los Angeles, and surveyors have been in the field running lines to take in everything north of the San Gabriel at Azusa. A mass meeting has been held at which the new county was favored, and consolidation voted down. Long Beach also opposes Greater Los Angeles, but is so located geographically that, unless it be absorbed by the Angelic burg, it will take a Philadelphia lawyer to find out where she is at. Meantime Orange county extends a welcome to all expatriated portions of the imperial county to come and be of us. Whittier is with us in spirit, and we have little doubt will ere long become a part of the best county in the state. The political geography of Southern California bids fair to experience consider-able of a transformation scene before the Owens river water comes down from Lodore. Souvenir California in clam-shell; leathcards—comics; Southern CalifoFolders, pamphIf you really want He occupied the retention of township juste time when Yorba first organized, many was clerk of the Perstrict eighteen years. brothers and one sissis loss. They are Miss Salfo C., and Aristea M. uez was an educated gentleman, and was a men of his race in his was widely known and gout the county, bein this city and at the During celebrations of Independence day he were models of linand he roused his high pitch of patriotic these occasions, while by the many virtues of people, he never lost at that he stood upon and he led his hearof enthusiastic praise his birth. On such Glory flew in the head, along with the Mexicans lived fall and the army rhed from their shores If this gifted young called from the sphere activities, his friends of sweet flowers, lifetime he loved so bidden tear starts at the last resting places of loved ones. The cemetery resembled a vast bed of lillies and roses and other flowers; The ceremonies were brief and simple. The post gathered at 10 o'clock at the monument for the unknown dead. A bugle call, awakening the echoes in the sacred place, rang out with silvery cadence, its music thrilling the souls of all but those who slept beneath the sod, its echoes dying away in the clouds. The veterans gathered again for their yearly tribute to the dead. The following program was rendered: Invocation...A. B. Markle Music...Miss Edna Ames and class Recitation, Lincoln's Gettysburg address... Fayette Lewis Song...Miss Edna Ames and class Decoration of graves...Post and school children Benediction...Rev. Mr. Cocking At 2:30 the post greeted a large gathering at its hall in Bank building, Fullerton, where the following program was rendered: Singing...Quartette Invocation...Rev. Hopkins Lesson and reading. Duet...Misses Clever and Salverson Address...L. L. Lane of Santa Ana Singing. America...Congregation Benediction...Rev. White The post observed Memorial Sunday at the First Baptist church at Fullerton on Sunday morning. Rev. W. D. White, pastor of the church, preached the sermon. The exercises at the cemetery and at Bank hall were largely attended by veterans of the late war, blue and gray alike, ladies of the W. R. C., soldiers of the Spanish-American war and citizens generally. Company E attended the exercises at Fullerton on Wednesday afternoon. Needles and repairs for all makes at Turners' Sewing Machine Exchange, 119 W. 4th St , Santa Ana. feb22 AMERICAN SAWY Term Deposits draw Ordinary deposits drawn Commercial money taken to Loan on Real Estate Do you patronize home indie Start a savings account with money in circulation here at home build up our county and our town If in Need of Money or you BOARD OF DIRECTORS Frank Shanley, John Hartung, H. A. Boston, M.D., F. H. Houck, C. Federman Baum, C. O. Rust, B. Dauser, A. Nagel B. Miller, W. L. Hale. Mr. Lagman returned yesterday an absence of several weeks and Beach, during which time he waged in architect work in that o E. W. McCollum accompanies wife to Los Angeles yesterday. McCollum left for Wisconsin spouse to telegraphic advices that mother was critically ill. She was absent several weeks, and hope bring her mother back with her home here. Always Reliable Underwear Bargain Prices Of Muslin Underwear which means we sell the All garments made in clean, well-lighted and siced garment makers. Every garment sewed perrials and trimmings. When you examine these at such prices, you will agree that the making of but drudgery. These goods we put on sale at WT, together with children's white and colored sacques, white waists; in fact everything in the Saturday and Following Week: At 20c and 15c quality, At 11c per pair; sizes, 5 to 9 & FALKENSTEIN where Quality Counts" HILL SISTERS ARE SHOWING DESIGNS OF Western, Street and Children's Hats! Novelties and Staples in Millinery Call and See Our PRICES! E. Center St. ANAHEIM CAL. ARE SHOWING DESIGNS OF Western, Street and Children's Hats! Novelties and Staples in Millinery Call and See Our PRICES! E. Center St. ANAHEIM CAL. All Kinds of Poultry Supplies AT H. A. Dickel Chamberlain's, Coulson's and Steinmesh's Chick Ground Oyster Shells and Grit. Bone and meal. Lee's Lice Killer and Lee's Eggmaker. Permozone and Poultry Cure. For the International Stock and Poultry Food Pouvenir Post Cards California in a nut-shell; California in a lam-shell; leather cards—flowers; leather cards—comics; paper cards—views of Southern California. Folders, pamphlets and sub-post collections, you really want best choice for your money see California in a nut-shell; California in a lam-shell; leather cards—flowers; leather cards—comics; paper cards—views of Southern California. Folders, pamphlets and sub-post collections, you really want best choice for your money see Jos. Helmsen AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK ANAHEIM, CAL. Deposits draw 4 per cent compound interest. Deposits draw 3 per cent compound interest. Special money taken and certificates issued. Money on Real Estate. Patronize home industries and institutions? If not WHY not? Savings account with us and we will pay you interest and keep your circulation here at home where it will do you the most good and help county and our town. End of Money or you Wish to Open an Account See Us. ORD OF DIRECTORS Ly, John Hartung, H. A. JohnC. Houck, C. Federman, Frank B. Dauser, A. Nagel, Geo. E. Hale. OFFICERS Frank Shanley, President H. A. Johnston, Vice-President F. H. Houck, Second Vice-President John Hartung, Cashier Returned yesterday from several weeks at Long which time he was en-itect work in that city. Collum accompanied his Angeles yesterday. Mrs.ift for Wisconsin in re-graphic advices that her critically ill. She will be real weeks, and hopes to her back with her to her FOR SALE This week, 600 young chickens, from 1 week to 3 months old. Barred Rock, Orphingtons, Langshans, Buff Cochins and Brahmas. Inquire at Husmann's barber shop. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawrence are here from Cochise, A. T., visiting with relatives. They are guests of Mrs. Robinson. 19 cents for eggs in trade. Stern & Goodman. Fullerton. m24