anaheim-gazette 1906-06-21

LOCAL EVENTS E. B. Merritt, wife and daughter spent Sunday in Long Beach. Born to the wife of Wm. Salvin of La Habra, June 13, a girl. J. N. Long was a business visitor in town from Garden Grove on Monday. Walnuts are dropping in some orchards; but the crop promises well. Fred Rimpau, Jr., and his girl took in the sights at Venice on Sunday. Supervisor Linebarger was in town this week looking after roads and fences. Herman Dickel and Walter Wuesthoff and their families spent Sunday at Anaheim Landing. Frank Borth and wife have gone to housekeeping in the Eaton cottage on Chartres street. A Tustin farmer is said to have killed 6000 gophers with a two-day's irrigation of a forty-acre tract. Two hundred buzzards are said to have assisted in the slaughter. Wonderful stories come from Tustin. Frank Ey was over from Santa Ana the other day, shaking hands with friends hereabout. Frank is in the race for city trustee at the county seat, and the wireless currents which float overhead says, he's a winner. Mr. Spake was a business visitor at Huntington Beach and Bay City the first of the week. While at the first-named place he heard a report that 300 Japanese graders would shortly be put to work upon an electric-railway roadbed extending in this direction. Whether the line will extend to this city could not be learned. George Ross, manager of the gas works informs us the company's outfitney Spencer was in Los Angeles on Monday on legal business. Herman Kruger was a businessitor in town on Monday from Los mitos. T. S. Armstrong yesterday shot over 200 chicks to Los Angeles ships between 300 and 400 a week. Albert Heffner came up from Alamitos on Saturday. He beets looking fine. The factory its season's run on July 15th. W. W. Clabaugh of Lester,ington, brother of our townsman Clabaugh, visited here during week. Mr. Clabaugh is in the business. Herman Kossert moved to Sunny on Sunday, taking his household over in Gade's truck. Mr. Kossert purchased a farm at that point and take up his residence there. Horace Slater, George and Dunn and Jos. M. Backs, represent the Valley Home telephone company at Santa Ana on Tuesday of business connected with the new pany. The Dominican Sisters have classes of boys and girls rehears commencement exercises of St. Erine's academy at the opera-house Sunday afternoon. An enjoyable gram is being arranged and Conaty will deliver an address to uates. Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Wallop and Mrs. Bird Beebe, Mr. and Henry Adams, Capt. and Mrs. H Stern and Willie Wallop and his girl went to Santa Angon evening to attend the open-air given by the Coronado band. M. Good was in town from La on Saturday morning looking for hands which seem to be scarce. Mr. Spake was a business visitor at Huntington Beach and Bay City the first of the week. While at the first-named place he heard a report that 300 Japanese graders would shortly be put to work upon an electric-railway roadbed extending in this direction. Whether the line will extend to this city could not be learned. George Ross, manager of the gas works, informs us the company's output has quadrupled since its inception two years ago. At the outset gas used to be made once a week, now it has to be made four times weekly, and Mr. Ross says the time is fast approaching when it will have to be made every day. The gas tank is hardly able to hold gas for two days' supply. Judge Howard had ten cases before him on Monday morning; eight plain drunks and two men charged with fighting. The thermometer registered 100 on Sunday, and steam had to be worked off in one way or another. One of the fighters was exiled to the desert mines for ninety days, and the other has his case under advisement. Fines in nominal amounts were collected from the others. This is not the time for professed republican papers to be belly-aching about the management of party affairs in the dim and distant past. Republicans have a strenuous campaign before them, and they wish to elect their entire ticket, from top to bottom. They should have the support of their party papers, not long-drawn-out sermons of how this man or that was not treated right in the long ago. Get together and cease this wailing. Charles Albrecht came in this week from Stadler, where he is superintendent of a winery working up the product of a 2000-acre vineyard. Mr. Albrecht says the vines are looking splendidly, although this season's crop is not heavy. The vines are four and five years old and have had no irrigation, although the company has a pumping plant and several miles of pipes and ditches. Nearby is the 3000-acre Italian vineyard, which is also looking well. Mr. Albrecht's company will in addition to the grapes raised in its own vineyard purchase 2000 tons of grapes from other growers. All will be uates. Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Wallock and Mrs. Bird Beebe, Mr. and Henry Adams, Capt. and Mrs. Bent Stern and Willie Wallop and his girl went to Santa Ana on M.evening to attend the open-air event given by the Coronado band. M. Good was in town from La on Saturday morning looking for hands, which seem to be scarce season of the year. He began his operations on Monday and will be a fine crop of grain. Mr. Good is the walnut crop at La Habra as ising the largest yield in years. In that section are looking for the tric railway and rights of way signing signed up from Randolph Nietos. Chris. P. Pann of Westminster didate for county auditor, was city on Tuesday looking after his fences. Mr. Pann is the one didate for office in his supervisi trict, and will come to the countr yvention with practically th e backing of the district's delegat used to be a newspaper man i tura, but has reformed and now celery in the peatlands. He several terms in the legislatur Ventura county and has an en record as a public speaker. Two Los Angeles butchers were last week for having preserva Hamburger sausage, and one man was fined for putting formalde milk. These two poisons are th of much sickness, especially for children, and parents cannot careful in making purchases. Also dosed with preservaline, esp that imported from a distance careful in eating fish this warm er. Be sure it is not embalmed poisonous drugs. Fresh fish is al but embalmed fish will hasten a in your house. George S. Smith of Santa Ana candidate to succeed himself as o and public administrator. Geo one of the most popular republic Orange county, and will proba renominated by acclamation. I given a faithful account of his st ship of his office during the pass and will doubtless be returned increased majority. Death is says the vines are looking splendidly, although this season's crop is not heavy. The vines are four and five years old and have had no irrigation, although the company has a pumping plant and several miles of pipes and ditches. Nearby is the 3000-acre Italian vineyard, which is also looking well. Mr. Albrecht's company will in addition to the grapes raised in its own vineyard purchase 2000 tons of grapes from other growers. All will be made into wine. Stadler is in Riverside county. The action of the republican county central committee in adopting the test for Saturday's primaries is approved by republicans throughout this supervisor district. The committee ordains that no voter who has signed a pledge card to knife party candidates, at the behest of the "executive committee" of the anti-saloon league shall be permitted to vote at the polls. The opinion among republicans hereabout is that no man who has signed such "pledge cards" shall be permitted to sit as a delegate in the convention. The proposition of the anti-saloon league to treacherously ambush party candidates cannot be too heavily sat down upon. As a matter of fact, these pledge-card men are not republicans, but are dominated by the remnant of the old dark-lantern A. P. A. push. George S. Smith of Santa Ana candidate to succeed himself as chief and public administrator. Geo one of the most popular republican Orange county, and will probably renominated by acclamation. He given a faithful account of his stint of his office during the past and will doubtless be returned increased majority. Death is of much of its terrors with such able coroner to sit upon the re- and such a public administra- handle the estate. George gave vote. We expect his majority over the 2000 mark. The band from the Indian school Banning entertained the orphan Catherine's academy on Saturday band is composed of twenty musi- and plays well. The members charge of Father Hahn, who is head of the Banning school. His visit here he was the guest of Dubbel. Father Hahn said he wiling his proteges about Southern fornia showing them various po-interest. The band after pla- number of selections sang the White and Blue at conclusion program. Father Hahn and hi took the afternoon train for Los les, and returned to Banning evening. Special Sale of Music Six 25-cent Pieces for $1 00, at Mullinix Drug Store. Headquarters for PURE DRUGS Spencer was in Los Angeles on legal business. Ruger was a business visitor Monday from Los Alameda. Strong yesterday shipped trucks to Los Angeles. He had 300 and 400 a week. Ferner came up from Los Saturday. He reports fine. The factory begins run on July 15th. Labaugh of Lester, Wash.-er of our townsman, J. H. Visited here during the Labaugh is in the lumber. Ossert moved to Sunnyside taking his household goods as truck. Mr. Kossert has warm at that point and will residence there. Later, George and Robert M. Backs, representing home telephone company, Ana on Tuesday on busied with the new commalian Sisters have large boys and girls rehearsing for cont exercises of St. Cathay at the opera-house on noon. An enjoyable program arranged and Bishop Deliver an address to gradMrs. Welborn Wallop, Mr. and Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. Herman Willie Wallop and his best Santa Ana on Monday extend the open-air concert Coronado band. Was in town from La Habra morning looking for farm seem to be scarce at this N. Hart went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to make final distribution of moneys belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. Margaret Metz, who died three years ago in April. The estate consists of $16,000 in cash, which will this week be disbursed to several distant relatives in Germany, the largest individual share being $4000. The deceased left an estate of the total value of $30,000, and all but the money in bank has been passed upon by the courts. She left no children nor near relatives in this country, and it required a year to locate distant kin beyond the sea. Another long interval elapsed before proof of their identity could be procured. Now, three years after her death, the last of the moneys remaining in the estate is about to be disbursed. H. Clay Kellogg has received an offer from the Hawaiian government to proceed thither with a view to inspecting a reservoir site and later on, if the site be practicable, to superintend the construction of a large impounding reservoir. Mr. Kellogg will leave for the islands in the near future, but will start work upon the inlet and outlet ditches of the Yorba reservoir before he goes, so that work upon them may proceed during his absence. He will be gone probably six weeks. Mr. Kellogg has already built one large reservoir in Hawaii, which is now in successful operation, and may soon be in charge of another. Sunday was the warmest day of the year, the thermometer touching the 100 mark at noon and for a time thereafter. The heat was accentuated by a fire in the Santiago hills, which threw up great clouds of smoke and added to the prevailing discomfort. Many went to the beach resorts and did not return until the night time. Monday it was again warm, but a good breeze blew in from the sea in the afternoon, temper- Accidentally Kiffen Clarance Miller, aged 20 of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Millis across the way from Senate place at Garden Grove, was an electric shock in his father's plant at an early hour one morning. He went at a quick six to turn on the power, and again seen alive. Failing for breakfast in the course of hour his mother went to bed when she was horrified to be lying across the floor of the house, life being quite extinct immediately called her husband the body was carried into the room. Dr. Johnston was telephoned and arrived shortly after 7:15 tives failed to make an inquiry upon the unfortunate youth though his parents had worked him unceasingly since the time ing the body, nothing could be resuscitate him. The young man when felling across a large iron pit which he had evidently tried the belting upon the pulley thought the current passed him, killing him almost instantly. Wm. Eisenberg, who addressed chamber of commerce on Monday relative to the establishment knitting factory here, is an ex-man at the business, and c-Germany to superintend a factory at Milwaukee. He sub-came to San Francisco, where engaged in the same business factory, which employed forty was burned in the April fiftieth Eisenberg has with him a large samples of his work which is to be a competent man at the He is endeavoring to secure a knitting factory to be establish-and expects several of his disco associates to be here. Mrs. Welborn Wallop, Mr. Brad Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Cait, and Mrs. Herman Willie Wallop and his best Santa Ana on Monday extend the open-air concert Coronado band. Was in town from La Habra morning looking for farm seem to be scarce at this year. He began heading to Monday and will harvest grain. Mr. Good reports crop at La Habra as promissory yield in years. People are looking for the elec- and rights of way are be-fo from Randolph to Los Pann of Westminster, can-county auditor, was in the day looking after his politi-Mr. Pann is the only can-cance in his supervisor dis-come to the county con- practically the solid district's delegates. He is newspaper man in Ven- reformed and now grows peatlands. He served as in the legislature from county and has an enviable public speaker. Angeles butchers were fined for having preservaline in mausage, and one milkman putting formaldehyde in two poisons are the cause of kiness, especially among and parents cannot be too making purchases. Fish is with preservaline, especially used from a distance. Beating fish this warm weath- it is not embalmed with tags. Fresh fish is a luxury, and fish will hasten a funeral. Smith of Santa Ana is a succeed himself as coroner administrator. George is most popular republicans in city, and will probably be by acclamation. He has useful account of his steward-office during the past term, notless be returned by an majority. Death is robbed Sunday was the warmest day of the year, the thermometer touching the 100 mark at noon and for a time thereafter. The heat was accentuated by a fire in the Santiago hills, which threw up great clouds of smoke and added to the prevailing discomfort. Many went to the beach resorts and did not return until the night time. Monday it was again warm, but a good breeze blew in from the sea in the afternoon, tempering the heat. Tuesday morning it was foggy at sunup. The day was of pleasant weather, which continued yesterday. Tom Johnson and Santos Carrisosa engaged in a disgraceful fight on Center street on Sunday afternoon. The two stood upon opposite sides of the streets and hurled obscene epithets at one another, to the disguest of passers-by, who beheld no officers in sight. Johnson was later arrested, and on Monday was given a ninety-day floater out of town. Carrisosa was arrested on Monday. Judge Howard took his case under advisement. If reports concerning the occurrence of Sunday afternoon are true, Carrisosa should be given the same kind of medicine Johnson received. Dr. H. A. Johnston went to Santa Ana yesterday for the purpose of renouncing his allegiance to King Albert Edward. The doctor's political sponsors were J. B. Rea of this city and County Treasurer Potter. Citizenship papers were duly issued, and the doctor is now a full-fledged citizen. Walter Wuesthoff some days ago purchased the 20-acre orange grove belonging to F. A. Korn on West Broadway, paying $9500 therefor. Mr. Wuesthoff will begin the erection of a handsome $5000 residence on the tract, and will with his wife and three children make Anaheim his permanent home. Carlos Corona is temporarily absent from his haunts in town. Carlos is serving a ninety-days' sentence in the county jail for abstracting a quantity of provisions from a wagon belonging to Ed Marlon some days ago. Carlos is supposed to know something of recent strong-arm episodes hereabout, and may one of these days get his just deserts. He never would be missed. Salaries of the Anaheim and Fuller-Germany to superintend a factory at Milwaukee. He sub-came to San Francisco, when engaged in the same business factory, which employed forty was burned in the April Eisenberg has with him a large samples of his work which he to be a competent man at the He is endeavoring to secure a knitting factory to be establish- and expects several of his cisco associates to be here to look over the ground. Cards have been received at the approaching marriage of Mauerhan to Miss Anna Sch-Santa Ana. The nuptial knotted today at the residence of the parents. After a brief tour the happy couple will take residence in this city. The premises adjoining Mo- Spake on the west are being for an automobile garage tapped by Sandilands & Weis-tions are being torn out, and turned into a large room stock of automobiles will display. Capt. Stern announced that the Seventh regiment was a shooting match at Santa Ana 4, at which representatives trional marksmanship contes-selected. The pay roll for Co. E, wh-bers were on duty in Oakland earthquake and fire, has ar- $2000 will be distributed a guardsmen. Mrs. Nagel and young sons in Los Angeles a day or-Frank Baum has sold a Sunrise tract to Charles Stad- $500. Mr. Stadtegger will atta- $1500 residence on the same The Rebekkas gave a rec-banquet last evening in hon- and Mrs. Harry Dyer and Mr-Herman Stern, who have from their honeymoon trips. Mrs. Callie Seeley of San-is a guest of her sister, Mr.-ver. Walter Staley of Placentia Mattie Belote of Buena H-married at the Methodist Smith of Santa Ana is a sucessed himself as coroner administrator. George is most popular republicans in city, and will probably be by acclamation. He has full account of his steward-office during the past term, notless be returned by an majority. Death is robbed terrors with such a cap- to sit upon the remains, a public administrator to estate. George gets our expect his majority will go on mark. from the Indian school at pertained the orphans at St. academy on Saturday. The posed of twenty musicians, l. The members were in either Hahn, who is at the Banning school. During he was the guest of Fatherather Hahn said he was takes about Southern Cali-g them various points of the band after playing a selections sang the Red, blue at conclusion of the father Hahn and his boys arnoon train for Los Ange-urned to Banning in the Carlos Corona is temporarily absent from his haunts in town. Carlos is serving a ninety-days' sentence in the county jail for abstracting a quantity of provisions from a wagon belonging to Ed Marlon some days ago. Carlos is supposed to know something of recent strong-arm episodes hereabout, and may one of these days get his just deserts. He never would be missed. Salaries of the Anaheim and Fullerton postmasters have been raised from $1600 to $1700 per year. Needles and repairs for all makes at Turners' Sewing Machine Exchange, 119 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. feb22 Lost—A small bunch of keys with steel chain attached. Finder will please leave at Miller's hardware store and receive reward. 20 pounds Best Cane Sugar for $1 00 at Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. 4 cans Quail Brand Corn for 25 cents at Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. If in doubt about it ask John G. German-American Bank ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Safety for Our Depositors Is the First Consider-all our Transactions. Your Account Is Respectfully Solicited One Dollar opens an account in our Savings Department, and one of our handsome Clock Banks. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. The Rebekkas gave a rec-banquet last evening in honand Mrs. Harry Dyer and Mr.Herman Stern, who have from their honeymoon trips. Mrs. Callie Seeley of San is a guest of her sister, Mr. ver. Walter Staley of Placentia Mattie Belete of Buena H married at the Methodist parsonage in Santa Ana some ago, Rev. Douglas officiating presence of a few friends o-tracting parties. They wBuena Park their home. President Roosevelt has name of N. T. Edwards of the senate for confirmation master there. Edwards will Mrs. Mellie B. Towne, ter-m Mrs. Towne has been postm eight years. W. M. Clayton, a new co-Kansas City, Mo., was in town of the week with W. S. Tay shown some choice buys in re- Accidentally Kissed The Miller, aged 20 years, son of Mrs. Harvey Miller, living one way from Senator Jones' Garder Grove, was killed by the shock in his father's pump at an early hour on Tuesday. He went at a quarter to six on the power, and was not on alive. Failing to return past in the course of half an hour mother went to call him, was horrified to behold him across the floor of the pump being quite extinct. She called her husband, and was carried into the house. Houston was telephoned for, and shortly after 7. Restoration to make an impression unfortunate youth, and all parents had worked with insurgently since the time of find-andy, nothing could be done to him. Young man when found was cross a large iron bar with had evidently tried to turn upon the pully. It is the current passed through him almost instantly. Hisenberg, who addressed the of commerce on Monday evening to the establishment of a factory here, is an experienced business, and came from superintend a large facility in Milwaukee. He subsequently ran Francisco, where he was in the same business, but the which employed forty people, died in the April fire. Mr. has with him a large book of his work which shows him competent man at the business.avoring to secure a site for a factory to be established here, its several of his San Francisco stores to be here shortly to Sisters' Entertainment The Dominican Sisters have large classes of boys and girls rehearsing for commencement exercises of St. Catherine's academy at the opera-house on Sunday afternoon. An enjoyable program is being arranged as follows. The exercises will begin promptly at 2: Selection.....Orchestra Entrance march and chorus Kindergarten Song.....Juveniles In Our Blessed Mother's Keeping...Recitation Our Little Walters.....Chorus The Countersign.....Recitation Selection.....Orchestra An Order for a Picture.....Recitation A Home on the Hills.....Chorus Occupations of the Boys.....Recitation Will my Soul Pass through old Ireland..... Recitation and Chorus The Rescue of Lucknow.....Recitation The Reverie.....Plano, Miss I. Kennedy Violin, Master W. Wesbroth The Nations.....Recitation and Chorus Das Kreuz im Wald (by C. Krentzer)..... Gesang Section des Turn Verein Land of Eternal Light(Solo).Mr. H. A. Dickel Das Kirchlein (by E. Becker) Judith (Bible Selection)...Miss Ida Kennedy Bishop Conaty will deliver an address during the afternoon. He will leave on the 2:35 p.m. train for San Diego, where he will deliver an address on Monday. W. M. Scott on the eve of the republican county convention announces to his friends in the third supervisor district, as well as elsewhere throughout the county, that he solicits the support of delegates from each precinct, feeling himself well adapted to fill the office of assessor, which he seeks. Mr. Scott has lived in Orange county many years, and has given a good account of his stewardship in whichever walk of life he has been placed. As chairman of the Santa Ana chamber of commerce he is doing earnest work in the up-building of the county and is doing and has done much to bring about the phenomenal prosperity which now exists in all sections of the county. He is a veteran of the Grand Army, whom some how or other republican conventions have an especial liking for. A man who shouldered a musket in the to superintend a large facilwaukee. He subsequently San Francisco, where he was in the same business, but the which employed forty people, deed in the April fire. Mr. has with him a large book of his work which shows him competent man at the business. eavoring to secure a site for a factory to be established here, its several of his San Franciates to be here shortly to the ground. have been received announcing paching marriage of W. C. to Miss Anna Schroeder of Aa. The nuptial knot will be at the residence of the bride's After a brief honeymoon happy couple will take up their in this city. mises adjoining McCollum & the west are being fitted up automobile garage to be occuSandilands & Weisel. Partibeing torn out, and the place into a large room. A new automobiles will soon be on tern announced on Tuesday seventh regiment would hold match at Santa Ana on July with representatives for the naarksmanship contest will be roll for Co. E, whose member on duty in Oakland after the fire and fire, has arrived and will be distributed among the men. agel and young son were visiAngeles a day or two ago. Baum has sold a lot in the act to Charles Stadtegger for Stadtegger will at once erect residence on the same. bekkas gave a reception and fast evening in honor of Mr. Harry Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Stern, who have returned honeymoon trips. illie Seeley of San Francisco of her sister, Mr. W. I. Carstaley of Placentia and Miss delote of Buena Park were at the Methodist Episcopal his stewardship in whichever walk of life he has been placed. As chairman of the Santa Ana chamber of commerce he is doing earnest work in the upbuilding of the county and is doing and has done much to bring about the phenonomenal prosperity which now exists in all sections of the county. He is a veteran of the Grand Army, whom some how or other republican conventions have an especial liking for. A man who shouldered a musket in the 60's is good enough to be nominated for assessor in Orange in 1906. Scott has many good qualities, and is good political timber. His nomination means his election by an overwhelming majority. S. O. Walker was in town yesterday from Buena Park. Mr. Walker is making an energetic canvas of the county for the republican nomination for sheriff, and looks like a winner. Theo. Ford was a visitor in town on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Ford conducts an extensive nursery near the river south of town, and has sold more walnut trees the past season than ever before. Dr. Mullinix requests us to state that if the party who borrowed his Santa Fe railway ticket two weeks ago and failed to return it will show up with the goods he will receive an appropriate reward and no questions asked. A petition is in circulation and being numerously signed asking the city trustees to revoke the wholesale liquor license recently granted F. Conrad. Miss Louise Nicolas entertained the Miercoles club at her home in Fullerton yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld entertained the ladies' euchre club at her home on Lemon street on Thursday afternoon. Bishop Conaty will preach at St. Boniface church on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The Bishop has preached in this city before, and his reputation as an orator is such that he is always assured of a large congregation. Tom Rogers went to Los Angeles on a business trip on Tuesday. Friends of S. Littlefield are mentioning his name in connection with the supervisorial nomination. Fred Johnson and wife are spending bekkas gave a reception and last evening in honor of Mr. Harry Dyer and Mr. and Mrs. Stern, who have returned honeymoon trips. Staley of Placentia and Miss delete of Buena Park were at the Methodist Episcopal in Santa Ana some evenings Douglas officiating in the of a few friends of the conparties. They will make park their home. Roosevelt has sent the W. T. Edwards of Orange to me for confirmation for posthere. Edwards will succeed die B. Towne, term expired. he has been postmistress for ers. Clayton, a new comer from city, Mo., was in town the first k with W. S. Taylor, being one choice buys in realty. San Bank NIA the First Consideration in our Transactions. Only Solicited Department, and procures Banks. CHAS. A. BOEGE. Cashier. 11 o'clock. 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