anaheim-gazette 1906-08-02

No little interest from a political standpoint attaches to the vote of San Francisco at the coming election, which, as a result of the April fire, will be decreased probably two-thirds. The registration for primaries in that county has been completed and shows 22,000 voters enrolled. That would point to a vote of 20,000 in November. At the election of 1904 the city cast 65,000 votes. The total vote of the five other large counties of the state in 1904, given in round numbers, was as follows: Los Angeles ..... 49,000 Alameda ..... 27,000 Santa Clara ..... 12,500 Sacramento ..... 10,000 Fresno ..... 9,000 All of these counties will show a large gain this year, Los Angeles and Alameda especially. Los Angeles is likely to poll 65,000 votes as many as San Francisco did in 1904. San Diego already has nearly a scandal more malodorous than 75 per cent. of the subscription to rebuild the been paid into the private Grand Duke Alexander M. vitch, and that no account been obtainable vouching expenditure. Valdimir, the uncle, has been the chief ionist of the imperial ban Douma has positive info that since six months after with Japan he has transfered than $35,000,000 to bar London, Paris, Boston and York. Work is to be commence by the reclamation service construction of the Granite ples diversion dam, at the canal systems of the San valley. In all, about $7 will be spent on the nation gation works in Arizona. Egram received on Saturday office of the geological survey information was conveyed Granite ripples site had proved, and that the secrete interior had authorized destruction of the dam on four count. This means that it will be done by the reclamation service force, and by day wstead of contracting. Wh probable that this will mean expense, it also denotes better and more expedition. The dam will be in excess o Los Angeles... 49,000 Alameda... 27,000 Santa Clara... 12,500 Sacramento... 10,000 Fresno... 9,000 All of these counties will show a large gain this year, Los Angeles and Alameda especially. Los Angeles is likely to poll 65,000 votes as many as San Francisco did in 1904. San Diego already has nearly 10,000 voters registered and will take its place this year among the six or seven largest counties of the state. San Francisco will drop from first place to third and temporarily will not be in the same class as Los Angeles and Alameda. Orange county will poll exceeding 7000 votes. San Francisco's representation in the state convention will be 159 delegates. This is based upon its vote at the election two years ago. As showing the strides making by Los Angeles, its delegates number 129. In the presidential campaign two years hence, Los Angeles will have probably as many as San Francisco has this year, while the latter county will drop to probably 50. The April calamity is bearing its direful fruits. The fiftieth anniversary of the first nomination by a republican national convention for president and vice president of the United States will be celebrated during the sessions at the fifth biennial convention of the California state league of republican clubs, to be held at Santa Cruz on Monday and Tuesday, September 3d and 4th next. Invitations are extended to all who voted for Gen. John C. Fremont in 1856, and also to the veterans of the Mexican, civil and Spanish-American wars to attend. Appropriate exercises will be held in honor of veterans of the nation. At the conference of republican leaders at Oyster Bay it was mined that the party, in thegressional campaign, shall all tinkering with the tariff time. President Roosevelt, S.Cannon, Chairman Sherman congressional campaign committee and the rest of the republicans who were at the meeting this position. It will be procured in the text-book for 1906, will be issued in two or weeks. At the meeting, who proofs were submitted to the dent, the final touches were to the text-book. Every cannulator and every republican paper will have a text-book formal opening of the cam league of republican clubs, to be held at Santa Cruz on Monday and Tuesday, September 3d and 4th next. Invitations are extended to all who voted for Gen. John C. Fremont in 1856, and also to the veterans of the Mexican, civil and Spanish-American wars to attend. Appropriate exercises will be held in honor of veterans of the nation and of the party. The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroad companies have accorded a first-class rate of one fare for the round trip (to and from Santa Cruz) from all railroad points, which will be good until after the meeting of the republican state convention which follows on the adjournment of the league convention. It is learned that the immediate cause of the Douma’s dissolution was the great fear felt by the grand dukes and high courts of Finland, including Trepoff, that the Douma was about to prosecute an inquiry into their extensive robberies of the public treasury. The navy was to have been the first subject of the Douma’s thorough investigation. Proofs were already in representatives’ hands. Grand Duke Alexis, naval commander-in-chief, and his intermediaries, received enormous amounts in bribes from foreign shipbuilders. The Douma had also The steady arrival of new fall goods forces us possible and we have for this reason reduced their Former Co. We only mention here a few specials: 28 Ladies for house and street wear, in black and white neatly made, former price $3, $2.50 and $2.25, Wash Skirts, just the thing for the beach, at 88c. each. A better quality formerly as high as $3.00, 20 per cent. On all Wrappers, Shirtwaists in Linen and Silk Komonas, Muslin Underwear, White Parasols, Wash Goods, and Millinery a ASHER & FAL "Where Quality C just ten years earlier. The balance of trade in our favor, which was $104,000,000 in 1896, was quintupled in 1906, when it reached $518,-000,000. If we count silver as merchandise, as we ought to, although the government's bookkeepers persist in putting it in a class by itself, the $3,000,000,000 mark in the aggregate merchandise exports and imports would be left far behind, and the balance in our favor on the trade account with the outside world would be $557,000,000. of the dam on force accrima means that the work done by the reclamation pace, and by day work, in contracting. While it is what this will mean added also denotes better work expedition. The cost of will be in excess of $300,-nent for it will be hauled Superstition mountains, the government cement Goosevelt, at little added situting back freight for that now return empty. To the dam will necessitateelve mile detour on the Mesa. The geological filed upon all cement needs adjacent to the valleis probable that cement be established shortly on Tria river, about twenty northwest of Phoenix, for material for lining the walls and for the making headgates. ARIFF WILL STAND conference of republican Dyster Bay it was deter- the party, in the con-campaign, shall oppose with the tariff at this president Roosevelt, Speaker chairman Sherman of the real campaign committee of the republican chief-were at the meeting took on. It will be proclaimed text-book for 1906, which issued in two or three of the meeting, where the submitted to the presi-nal touches were given book. Every campaign every republican news-have a text-book by the timing of the campaign. If we count silver as merchandise, as we ought to, although the government’s bookkeepers persist in putting it in a class by itself, the $3,000,000,000 mark in the aggregate merchandise exports and imports would be left far behind, and the balance in our favor on the trade account with the outside world would be $557,000,000. Chairman Sherman’s spellbinders must be instructed to present these figures with a good deal of prominence during the campaign. Leader Sherman must also impress upon them the even more significant fact that the exports of manufactures have increased faster than those of any other class of goods which we sent out. While the exports of agriculture have increased faster than those of any other class of goods which we sent out. While the exports of agriculture have increased 48 per cent in the past ten years, the exports of manufactures have increased 196 per cent. In the fiscal year 1906 we sold over $600,-ooo,000 in manufactures to the rest of the world. Here is the real test of the strength of our industrial system as created by the tariff. At the outbreak of the rebellion the United States was virtually an agricultural country. Under the operation of the Republcan tariff system the United States made such advances in the twenty-five years of republican power we gained the first place among the countries of the world in the extent of our manufactures by 1880, beating the United Kingdom in that year, and our lead has been steadily lengthening ever since. The tariff has been the principal cause of our pre-eminence in this field. By the protection which it has given to the home producer, the tariff has incited discovery and invention, constructed labor-saving appliances, developed the capabilities of our people and diversified their activities, caused domestic It will be proclaimed text-book for 1906, which issued in two or three the meeting, where the submitted to the presinal touches were given book. Every campaign every republican newshave a text-book by the opening of the campaign. We have the party's position issue officially set forth set in the canvass, belowwa, Wisconsin, Massadone one or two other states recently been some talk tariff reform. An stump speakers and will, in 1906, have an pleasant task in setting benefits which the tariff need upon the country. Point to more prosperity has ever been seen in and can show the largest which has ever been In the aggregate exports of merchandise 000,000 mark has been dened. In the fiscal year imports aggregated $1,744, the imports $1,226, in each item the highest the past were left far besold to the outside as much merchanRoosevelt year just did in Cleveland's year United Kingdom in that year, and our lead has been steadily lengthening ever since. The tariff has been the principal cause of our preeminence in this field. By the protection which it has given to the home producer, the tariff has incited discovery and invention, constructed labor-saving appliances, developed the capabilities of our people and diversified their activities, caused domestic competition, and, while defending the producer against concerted foreign attacks, has reduced the cost and improved the quality of all sorts of commodities to the American consumer. These advances have enabled us to reach out farther and farther for foreign markets as the home market has become inadequate, and thus Europe has encountered what it calls the "American commercial invasion." The tariff can claim a large share of the credit for these conquests at home and abroad. Manifestly, a system which has revolutionized the whole industrial scheme of the United States, which has given us greater prosperity than was ever known before in any part of the world, and which has placed our country so far in the lead for wealth that it is ahead of its two nearest rivals combined, will have something to say for itself in the canvass of 1906. The republican party, as the creator and the defender of the tariff, will have some powerful arguments ready to its hand in this year's campaign. To Coronado Beach and Return, $3.50. The Santa Fe will sell tickets to Coronado and return June 14th to Sept. 10th with a final limit until Sept. 30th, 1906, for return passage, at the very low rate of $3.50 for the round trip. J. H. Clabaugh, agent. AMERICAN SALE Term Deposits Ordinary deposits drivCommercial money tueto Loan on Real Estate Do you patronize home? Start a savings account money in circulation here at build up our county and our If in Need of Money or yeaBOARD OF DIRECTOR Frank Shanley, John Hartung, ston.M.D., F.H. Houck, C. FederaBaum, C.O.Rust, B. Dauser, A. B. Miller, W.L.Hale. IF YOU are in need of a C and wish one at an Exceptional Price, call and look over our Mantle Clocks of that Old Make, the Seth Thomas. We also carry in stock the b of Watch Cases and Moand which we can sell at a Surprisingly Low P. Considering quality offered, guarantee given. W.C.Talcott In its monthly bulletin of issued recently the Californition Committee says: "Wonderful activity has bein all lines in San Francisco the month of July and recoowork has been pushed with vexThere was a loss of 335, city's population during the f after the fire and it is estimamore than 200,000 have return50,000 are waiting in nearby accommodations in order to may return. The present p is estimated at 350,000. 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Special money taken and certificates issued. Money on Real Estate. If not WHY not? a 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 your county and our town. Need of Money or you Wish to Open an Account See U AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK ANAHEIM, CAL. Term Deposits draw 4 per cent compound interest. Mary deposits draw 3 per cent compound interest. Commercial money taken and certificates issued. Money loan on Real Estate. Do you patronize home industries and institutions? If not WHY not? Have a 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 your county and our town. Need of Money or you Wish to Open an Account See Us. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Stanley, John Hartung, H. A. JohnF. H. Houck, C. Federman, Frank D. Rust, B. Dauser, A. Nagel, Geo. V. L. Hale. OFFICERS Frank Shanley, President H. A. Johnston, Vice-President F. H. 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"The number of people receiving relief in the city has been reduced from 225,000 during the first week to less than 17,000. "There is a great demand for ordinary laborers, and for workmen in all departments of the building trades. "In the state conditions indicate one of the most prosperous years in the history of California. Crops are exceptionally fine, especially grain: Labor is in demand at good wages for harvesting the crops of grain and fruits. "Reports from the mining districts indicate a greater output of mineral wealth than for several years past." W. S. Taylor F. J. Johnston ...For Quick Results in Real Estate... Johnston & Taylor Business Opportunities 206½ S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.