anaheim-gazette 1906-06-28

CONRAD'S LIQUOR LICENSE TO BE REVOKED Unless He Moves His Establishment Inside Liquor Limits—Protest Filed The board of city trustees met in regular session on Tuesday evening; present, Trustees Rust, Darling, Kroeger, Stock and Fiscus. A numerously signed petition was received asking the board to revoke the wholesale liquor license granted at its previous meeting to F. Conrad on Adele street, between Los Angeles and Lemon. Messrs. Strodthoff, Mills and Krick for the petitioners were present and addressed the board, strongly urging the revocation of the license. The alleged winery is located in the residence district and was, they averred, a disgrace to the city. Mr. Krick said he watched the place for an hour one day, and judging from what he observed, he was convinced the layout was a "blind pig" of the worst kind. Marshal Steadman vouchsafed the information that last year Conrad received at his "winery" just one load of grapes and thirty barrels of whiskey! And Mr. Krick further remarked that he understood one barrel of whiskey wasange Grove tract. The same found printed in another column committee presented the following dinances for first reading: On No. 184, relating to the wide West Broadway; No. 185, sections 8½ and 8⅓ of Ordinaries pertaining to special permits sale of liquor. The rate applies nics held within the city limits placed at $25 per day. Petition of McCollum & Spain for permission to make change front of their property on the street. Granted. Application of Fidel Bushay dwelling on Vine street; cost Granted. Application of D. Silvernerect house on West Broadway $500. Granted. Resignation of C. Bruce as of public library board. Access A communication was received W. L. Porterfield of the Home phone company of Long Beachference to the company's interest shortly begin active operations improve their system. Clerk informed the board that the county taxes for its franchise arequent. The clerk was instruct notify company to remit at once feel its franchise. Residents at the corner of Br Los Angeles streets entered against the sign "Dumping G" as it there now appears, direct way to the garbage heap. So chievous person has been in the of moving the directing ha dence district and was, they averred, a disgrace to the city. Mr. Krick said he watched the place for an hour one day, and judging from what he observed, he was convinced the layout was a "blind pig" of the worst kind. Marshal Steadman vouchsafed the information that last year Conrad received at his "winery" just one load of grapes and thirty barrels of whiskey! And Mr. Krick further remarked that he understood one barrel of whiskey was good for five when "made over!" Other information was forthcoming alleging that the place was nothing but a "speakeasy." The petitioners were determined to have the place closed or removed, even if it took all summer. Trustees Darling and Fiscus were disposed not to deal hastily with the petition while Trustee Stock was desirous of revoking the license at once. As a compromise it was ordered that Conrad be granted the privilege of moving his wholesale establishment up town, within the retail liquor district, inside of thirty days. If not, his license would be revoked. After the motion was carried the petitioners thanked the board and departed, feeling that the days of the objectionable place were near at hand. Ordinance committee reported following ordinances for passage: Ordinance No. 181, providing for the issuance of $48,000 worth of municipal improvement bonds; No. 182, changing date of meeting of the board; No. 183, closing two certain alleys in the Or Cheapest Place to buy Mason Jars. Now is the time to buy Mason Jars. We have made. Every Jar warranted. All kinds Rubbers at the best Prices. Fancy Jelly Glasses, 35c Doz. Anaheim Cash Grocer Center Street - Opp. Boston Bay W. A. WALLACE, Pr H. H. GARDNER & CO. (Successors to C. G. McKinley) Anaheim Cash Grocers Center Street - - - Opp. Boston Bath W. A. WALLACE, Pr H. H. GARDNER & CO. (Successors to C. G. McKinley) Coal, Wood, Hay and Grain. Oils, Gasoline and Paint 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 use in your pumping plant this season? Convenience, low rates, no break-downs, no repairs, no wear 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 Sts., SANTA ANA, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1906 A WINNING TICKET OF STRONG MEN Walker for Sheriff—Scott for Assessor—Vegeley Drops Out—Lester Beats Hall. The republican county convention in session at Santa Ana on Tuesday placed in nomination the strongest ticket ever put in the field since the organization of the county. The convention was marked by harmony throughout its deliberations, and from all sections of the county came assurances of hearty support for the coming ticket. The convention was called to order at 10:30 o'clock by R. Y. Williams, chairman of the county central committee, and Nate Ulm read the call for the convention. Judge Z. B. West was chosen chairman of the convention, and H. Z. Adams of Orange, secretary. The following committees were appointed: On Permanent Organization and Order of Business—R. Melrose of Anaheim, J. W. Morrison of Orange, J. S. Perry of Buena Park, Wm. Mitchell of Garden Grove, John Landell of San Juan. Credentials—Nels Edwards of Or- as may be in the interests of our industry and respect that of the citrus fruit growers and through their various organi- and conventions. Be it, further Resolved, That we demand one shall be elected to the United States senator by the nature who cannot be fully to honestly support such lea- the senate of the United States we demand that congress sho so amend the interstate com- as to confer upon all s- through freight the right- the routing of the same through lines between initia- minal points—a just, reason necessary right recently de- existing laws by the supreme the United States. And, Whereas, Believing it to best interests of our Nation ment in securing legislation of the people and not of th- tions that United States senators elected by a direct vote of be it, therefore, Resolved, That it is the of this convention that suc- tional amendments should b shall secure to the people th of United States senators popular vote. And, Whereas, we, the Repub- of Orange county, realize State of California has in by had abundant cause to be her metropolis, the city of cisco, and of their earnest d times to do and perform th which should advance the i- the standard of the whole st. Whereas, that proud meet the mysterious hand of self and the sword of flame, ha- duced to ruin; and, Judge Z. B. West was chosen chairman of the convention, and H. Z. Adams of Orange, secretary. The following committees were appointed: On Permanent Organization and Order of Business—R. Melrose of Anaheim, J. W. Morrison of Orange, J. S. Perry of Buena Park, Wm. Mitchell of Garden Grove, John Landell of San Juan. Credentials—Nels Edwards of Orange, Frank Shanley of Anaheim, H. L. Wakeham of Newport, N. A. Ulm of Santa Ana, R. E. Larter of Westminster. Resolutions—R.Y. Williams of Santa Ana, Dr. Royer of Orange, George McPhee of Santa Ana, J. C. Burke of Olinda, W. B. Parker of Huntington Beach. The convention at half past 11 took a recess until 1 o'clock to give the committees time to report. On reconvening at that hour reports were submitted by the various committees, which were adopted. The report of the committee on resolutions was as follows: Whereas, the people of the United States have for a period of two years since the election of the peerless standard bearer of the Republican party prosperity; and, Whereas, the accomplishment of many great national projects have been consummated under his watchful attendance upon all necessities; and, Whereas, the State of California, as an inseparable part of this Union, has received its full share and portion of the universal prosperity and abundance which prevails; realizing and recognizing that these results are secured by the persistent endeavor of the Republican party and a faithful adherence to its principles; now, therefore, be it Resolved, That we, the Republican convention of Orange county, in general assembly, do hereby commend the course pursued by our matchless leader, Theodore Roosevelt, in all his public acts, and further acknowledge our appreciation of the steadfast adherence to the principles of the Republican party under all conditions evidenced by the governor of this state, George C. Pardee, and we further commend his administration. And, Whereas, our representative in congress of the Eighth Congressional District, S. C. Smith, has upon all occasions evidenced his sagacity in all matters which devolved upon him by virtue of his trust, and has evidenced his desire and ability to reclaim every pledge made to the party and to the people; therefore, be it Whereas, we, the Republic of Orange county, realize State of California has in her metropolis, the city of cisco, and of their earnest times to do and perform the which should advance the standard of the whole state. Whereas, that proud meet the mysterious hand of self and the sword of flame, hasduced to ruin; and, Whereas, the spirit of and growth which has everized her people, smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier and until she shall not only beof California, but the prwhole great federal Union;forebe, be it Resolved, That we, the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer, E. W. DeanLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shextolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendought, he thought, entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas, we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city ofcisco,and of their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandard of the whole st Whereas, that proud meetthe mysterious hand of selfand the sword of flame,hadduced to ruin; and, Whereas,the spirit ofand growth which has everized her people,smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier and until she shall not only beof California,但the prwhole great federal Union;forebe,be it Resolved, That we,the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer, E. W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shextolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendought, he thought, entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas,we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city ofcisco,and of their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandard of the whole st Whereas, that proud meetthe mysterious hand of selfand the sword of flame,hadduced to ruin; and, Whereas,the spirit ofand growth which has everized her people,smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier and until she shall not only beof California,但the prwhole great federal Union;forebe,be it Resolved, That we,the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer, E. W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendought, he thought, entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas,we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city ofcisco,and of their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandard of the whole st Whereas, that proud meetthe mysterious hand of selfand the sword of flame,hadduced to ruin; and, Whereas,the spirit ofand growth which has everized her people,smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier and until she shall not only beof California,但the prwhole great federal Union;forebe,be it Resolved, That we,the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer, E. W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendught, he thought, entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas,we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city ofcisco,and of their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandard of the whole st Whereas, that proud meetthe mysterious hand of selfand the sword of flame,hadduced to ruin; and, Whereas,the spirit ofand growth which has everized her people,smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier and until she shall not only beof California,但the prwhole great federal Union;forebe,be it Resolved, That we,the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer, E. W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendught, he thought，entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas,we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city ofcisco,and of their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandard of the whole st Whereas, that proud meetthe mysterious hand of selfand the sword of flame,hadduced to ruin; and, Whereas,the spirit ofand growth which has everized her people,smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier and until she shall not only beof California,但the prwhole great federal Union;forebe,be it Resolved, That we,the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer, E. W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendught，he thought，entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas,we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city ofcisco,and of their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandard of the whole st Whereas, that proud meetthe mysterious hand of selfand the sword of flame,hadduced to ruin; and, Whereas,the spirit ofand growth which has everized her people，smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier和 until she shall not only beof California，但the prwhole great federal Union；forebe，be it Resolved, That we,the Party of the county of Orangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgment of ourher ability to accomplish thbefore her. Resolved, That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary and executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer，E.W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for county clerk. Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolled the merits of his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendught，he thought，entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords. R. Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote. And, Whereas,we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeState of California has in her metropolis,the city OFcisco,andof their earnest times to do and performthewhich should advance thestandardof the whole st Whereas，that proud meetthe mysterious handof selfand the swordof flame,hadducedto ruin;and, Whereas,the spiritofand growth which has everized her people，smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier和 until she shall not only beof California，但the prwhole great federal Union；forebe，be it Resolved，That we,the Partyof the countyofOrangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgmentof ourher abilityto accomplishthbefore her. Resolved，That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary和 executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer，E.W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for County clerk.Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolled the meritsof his adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty-fivehad never yet asked for officeself or for any of his friendught，he thought，entitlehconsideration,and he proceedsent Ruddock's name in wwords." R.Melrose nominated S.C.The convention was with W.the start.After referringWalker's many excellentMelrose said McDermont wasfoot as compared with his(Melrose) had lived in th thirty-five years,had beenrepublican county conventionsince that time alwayspopular vote.And, Whereas，we,the Republ.of Orange county,réalizeStateOfCaliforniahasinhermetropolis,thecityOFcisco,andof theirearnesttimestodoandperformthewhichshouldadvancethestandardofthewholest Whereas，that proud meetthe mysterious handof selfand the swordof flame,hadducedto ruin;and, Whereas,the spiritofand growth which has everized her people，smiles in the adversity and builds anew temples until ere long shethe Golden Gate mightier和 until she shall not only beof California，但the prwhole great federal Union；forebe，be it Resolved，That we,the Partyof the countyofOrangeto her our deepest sympathies hereby make this publicand acknowledgmentof ourher abilityto accomplishthbefore her. Resolved，That the Councilcommittee selected by thisbe requested to appoint itssecretary和 executiveonly after consultation withdates nominated by thisconfirm. F. C. Spencer，E.W.DearLewis were appointed tellermoninations for county ornext in order. Dr. Royer nominated W.B.for County clerk.Williamsnated by acclamation. Williams was called for andthe convention for the honorupon him. A. McDermont of Fullen-nated C.E.Ruddock for shxtolledthe meritsofhis adding that he (McDermont)in Orange county twenty fivehad never yet 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Boston Bakery. ALLACE, Próp. & CO. Insoline and Paints Cement Concrete Pipe e and aughs. Phone Main 91 Going to use this season? repairs, no wear-andities of a motor, makes t to You eric Co. d Sycamore Sts., SANTA ANA, CAL. our appreciation of the steadfast adherence to the principles of the Republican party under all conditions evidenced by the governor of this state, George C. Pardee, and we further commend his administration. And, Whereas, our representative in congress of the Eighth Congressional District, S. C. Smith, has upon all occasions evidenced his sagacity in all matters which devolved upon him by virtue of his trust, and has evidenced his desire and ability to reclaim every pledge made to the party and to the people; therefore, be it Resolved, That we commend his acts and renew our faith in his ability and intention to discharge his duty. And, Further, Whereas, the growing of citrus fruit being the most important industry of Southern California, and believing that it is entitled to the enactment of such laws, both state and national, as shall protect it from unreasonable and exorbitant freight rates and icing and other charges, and inefficient service on the part of the railroads; be it therefore Resolved, That we demand of all candidates for election to the state legislature and to congress that they shall pledge themselves to actively advocate and support such legislation 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. June 28, 1906 In the interests of the citistry and respect the demands ofirus fruit growers as expressed their various organized bodies inventions. Be it, therefore, ed, That we demand that no will be elected to the office of States senator by the legislato cannot be fully relied upon fully support such legislation in state of the United States, and and that congress shall further and that congress shall further and the interstate commerce act confer upon all shippers of freight the right to control ing of the same over all lines between initial and terpoints—a just, reasonable and right recently denied under laws by the supreme court of United States. And, as, Believing it to be to the rests of our National governsecuring legislation in behalf people and not of the corporatat United States senators be by a direct vote of the people; therefore, ed, That it is the sentiment convention that such constituments should be made as pure to the people the election and States senators by direct vote. And, as, we, the Republican party large county, realize that the California has in times gone boundant cause to be proud of opolis, the city of San Frandid of their earnest desire at all do and perform those things should advance the interest and ward of the whole state; and, as, that proud metropolis, by serious hand of seismic force word of flame, has been reruin; and, Whatever defects they might have had as Methodist ministers, if they had any, were made up by their fighting to save the Union. [Laughter.] The speaker said every one knew Walker, whereat the convention voiced its approval. His nominating speech was a creditable effort, and put his candidate in good position for the first contest of the convention. The vote resulted: Walker, 180; Ruddock, 52. Walker's nomination was made unanimous. Cries of "Walker!" "Walker!" came from all parts of the hall, and soon the Buena Park farmer was seen threading his way up the center aisle toward the chairman's platform. His face showed traces of nervousness, but as a shout went up at his appearance he smiled, and facing the audience pledged himself if elected to carry out the laws of the county as he found them, impartially and without favor to all. The first real fight of the convention was over auditor. Statesman Hazeltine of the peat arose and read a scholarly dessertation upon politics and the constitution of the United States. In well-rounded periods he proceeded, and people thought he was practicing his Fourth of July speech upon them, when he suddenly placed in nomination Chris P. Pann, sometime editor and legislator of Ventura county. If Pann ever had any show, Hazletine smothered it. His speech was the awfulest thing ever was, we, the Republican party of California has in times gone abundant cause to be proud of popolis, the city of San Francisco of their earnest desire at all do and perform those things would advance the interest and guard of the whole state; and, was, that proud metropolis, by serious hand of seismic force word of flame, has been re-ruin; and, was, the spirit of prosperity which has ever character-people, smiles in the face of joy and builds anew her proud until ere long she shall grace Gate mightier and grander, shall not only be the pride of our great federal Union; now, there-at, ed, That we, the Republican of the county of Orange, extend our deepest sympathy, and do make this public declarationowledgment of our belief in unity to accomplish the task set forth, ed, That the County Central are selected by this convention appointed to appoint its chairman, and executive committee, for consultation with the candidate by this convention. Spencer, E. W. Dean and Perry were appointed tellers. ations for county officers were ordered. over nominated W. B. Williams by clerk. Williams was nomi-acclamation. ns was called for and thanked mention for the honor conferred Dermont of Fullerton nomi-E. Ruddock for sheriff. He the merits of his candidate, that he (McDermont) had lived the county twenty-five years and yet asked for office for him any of his friends. This thought, entitle him to someention, and he proceeded to pre-dock's name in well-chosen rose nominated S. O. Walker.ention was with Walker from after referring briefly to many excellent qualities, said McDermont was a tender-compared with himself. He had lived in this section years, had been in every county convention held here Statesman Hazeltine of the peat arose and read a scholarly dessertation upon politics and the constitution of the United States. In well-rounded periods he proceeded, and people thought he was practicing his Fourth of July speech upon them, when he suddenly placed in nomination Chris P. Pann, sometime editor and legislator of Ventura county. If Pann ever had any show, Hazletine smothered it. His speech was the awfulest thing ever heard in an Orange county convention since Col. Heathman savagely ambuscaded Bessonett and talked him to death many years ago. H. F. Forgy nominated Cal D. Lester.Forgy makes a good talk and his nomination of Lester was not bad. Dr Ball nominated J. H. Hall. The vote: Lester 126, Hall 90, Pann 18. Lester was called for amid shouts of applause. He came forward, badly rattled, returning thanks to the convention. R. Y. Williams nominated W. G.Potter for county treasurer. The nomination was made by acclamation. Potter was loudly applauded and made his bow to the convention, returning his thanks John Beatty nominated Johnny Lamb for tax collector. The nomination was made by acclamation. Johnny was loudly applauded and returned his thanks in a brief talk. H. F. Forgy nominated W. M.Scott for assessor. Frank Vegeley dropped out during the night, having lost his own ward, and being in the minority. Scott's nomination was made by acclamation. He was called for and made a short speech, returning his thanks, amid great applause. E. E. Keech nominated S. M.Davis for district attorney. W. B. Parker trotted out J. Howard Bell. The vote: Davis 137, Bell 95. Davis' nomination was made unanimous. He was not present, being sick in bed at home. Davis has been in bed for three weeks, but the convention was with him. If he could have heard its shouts for him probably it would act like a tonic to him. John Cubban nominated George Smith for coroner and public administrator. Smith's nomination was made by acclamation. He came forward and The vote: Davis 137, Bell 95. Davis' nomination was made unanimous. He was not present, being sick in bed at home. Davis has been in bed for three weeks, but the convention was with him. If he could have heard its shouts for him probably it would act like a tonic to him. John Cubban nominated George Smith for coroner and public administrator. Smith's nomination was made by acclamatiou. He came forward and returned his thanks, saying he had held the office for three years and a half and had never heard any kick from any of his subjects. [Shouts of laughter and applause.] H. H. Hale nominated W. R. CarContinued on Page 8 Quick Desserts are nowadays to be had at every grocery. They mean much to the housewife, saving time, labor and money. We have the kinds that are ready for serving and the kinds that require a few minutes to prepare. Both are good—better is not possible. You can make Gelatine, Tapioca, Rice, and fifty other kinds of puddings, jellies and desserts with these up-to-date preparations. ALLOP BROS. Phone Main 126