anaheim-gazette 1906-08-09

Tramp's Murderous Assault Charles Schindler, the well-known cement contractor, lies seriously injured at his home as a result of an assault made upon him by a tramp at his residence on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Schindler is suffering from a fracture in the skull above the right ear, as well as other painful bruises. On Saturday paralysis affected his left side and his condition was critical. On Monday he rallied and if no complications intervene he will probably recover. Mr. Schindler drove to his home on the afternoon of the assault, about 4 o'clock. He beheld the trump, whose name is Michael Reilley, in the back yard filling a bottle of water at the hydrant. He was ordered off the premises, when he hurled the bottle at Schindler. The latter alighted from his vehicle, taking the buggy whip with him, and approached Reilley, again ordering him to leave. Reilley immediately began an assault, striking Schindler with a heavy pair of iron pincers, knocking him down and kicking him. Schindler's skull was fractured and he was otherwise badly beaten. Reilley started up town leisurely. He was followed by one of Schindler's employees. When the two reached the center of town Marshal Steadman was informed of what had happened, and work well for a time, when he by the irregular motion of chinery, that something wicked saw Edwards' dismembering below. Being unable the unfortunate man alone, into town rapidly to summon Allinson and Herman Bout paired at once to the wellpit ceeded in lifting the body to face. Dr. Johnston was sainted when he arrived life was not tinct, but Edwards died soon. An inquest was held by Jard at Ferd Backs' undertaking in the evening. A verdict of fatal death was returned. Edwards leaves a wife and children. The wife is in health. He carried insurance in the Fraternal Brotherhood, a member of the Masonic Eagles. He came here from a few months ago. His body was to Los Angeles on Sunday and ed at Rosedale cemetery. A subscription paper was among friends of the deceased short time $70 was raised. contributed $100 to defray expenses. New Creamery Mr. Wilhelm of the American company (incorporated) Reilley started up town leisurely. He was followed by one of Schindler's employes. When the two reached the center of town Marshal Steadman was informed of what had happened, and placed Reilley under arrest. He was locked up in the city jail. On Saturday Constable Llewellyn took the prisoner to the county jail. The assault aroused no little indignation and for a time talk of lynching was heard. Reilley's examination was set by Judge Howard for Friday morning, but if Schindler's injuries are such that he cannot appear in court the case will probably be postponed. Death Lurked In the Welfpit Robert Edwards, a machinist in the employ of Allinson Bros., was killed in the wellpit at the Alex Johnson ranch on North street at 4 o'clock on Friday afternoon. His clothing was caught in the revolving shaft, and his right arm wrenched from the body. His ribs were crushed, and he lived but a short time after being taken from the pit. Edwards went to the ranch to repair the pump and had completed the repairs when he asked Mr. Johnson, who was in the pit with him, to go to the engine house and start the machinery. Johnson climbed out of the pit and started the machinery. All seemed to The Flaky SUNRISE FLOUR Is the only Flour; we are sole agents All kinds of fruits, melons and vegetain season. Anaheim Cash Grocery Center Street - - - Opp. Boston W. A. WALLACE, All kinds of fruits, melons and vegetables in season. Anaheim Cash Grocers 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 Home 46 Phones Cor. 4th and Sycamore SANTA ANA ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1876 for a time, when he noticed, irregular motion of the mat that something was wrong. And the engine and going to the Edwards' dismembered body now. Being unable to raise estimate man alone, he drove rapidly to summon help. Mr. and Herman Bonkosky rejoice to the wellpit, and succumbling the body to the surmise. Johnston was summoned. Arrived life was not yet ex-Edwards died soon after. Quest was held by Judge Howard Backs' undertaking rooms ening. A verdict of accident was returned. The wife is in delicate He carried insurance of $1000 maternal Brotherhood. He was of the Masonic lodge and He came here from San Diego births ago. His body was taken Angeles on Sunday and crematedale cemetery. Description paper was started friends of the deceased and in a fee $70 was raised. The Eagles need $100 to defray the funeral. New Creamery helm of the American Creamery (incorporated) of Los An Chamber of Commerce The board of directors of the chamber of commerce met in regular session on Monday evening. Present, Directors Spake, Boege, Armstrong, Clabaugh, McCollum, Cailor. The street-paving committee presented a petition numerously signed by property owners on Center and Los Angeles, expressing their desire to pave those thoroughfares. The area extends from the Southern Pacific on Los Angeles street to Sycamore and on Center street from the Santa Fe depot to Palm street. The petition contains the names of nearly all the largest property owners on these streets and the chamber of commerce feels confident of securing the names of others not yet enlisted. The petition will then be presented to the city board of trustees, asking that honorable body to order the work done. The committee's time was extended and the gentlemen are determined to push this laudable undertaking to a successful termination. The directors took up the matter of organizing a fire company. The city is in need of a well equipped company. Directors Armstrong and Cailor were appointed a committee to formulate plans for a volunteer company. It is proposed to have eight or ten men in the organization and they are to receive pay for actual services perform- quest that all persons have to donate will confer a faction at the library. The creasing call for this sort and it is desired that assizes as possible as well as be contributed. The librarian is increasing constant institution was never inent hands. New Walnut Assoc The new walnut assoc signed up quite a heavy season's crop, and prosper for heavier shipments than With improved methods cars here, all Anaheim have not yet signed should with the association, thus stronger factor than it has been. The entire output has been contracted mates will have to be hard as possible. It is important that all templating joining they should do so immediately. Secretary Eyman of the reports that he has signed five carloads. He finds a have been shipping ther other points. This he take. He desires that grown nuts should be this point. Growers New Creamery Halheim of the American Creamery (incorporated) of Los Angeles in town on Tuesday and lease of the Stern Bros. warehold of the Santa Fe depot for delivery to be operated by that firm that new machinery will be used when in complete runner-up it is purposed to use 70,000 pounds of milk and cream in the man-made butter daily. Marks manager of the new factory was here yesterday makingiments for installing machinery. Best grade of cremery butter manufactured and the product shipped to all points in South Carolina. Been difficult of late to procure mass grade of butter. Grocers discarded the product of one day after another in order to seize choicest brands of butter in market. Butter from old-established breweries has been rejected inferiority. Indid market exists for a first-amenry, and the experience of a behind the new enterprise in the statement that the finest in the market will be manufactured. FLOUR ole agents for it and vegetables Grocery Opp. Boston Bakery. WALLACE, Prop. and the gentlemen are determined to push this laudable undertaking to a successful termination. The directors took up the matter of organizing a fire company. The city is in need of a well equipped company. Directors Armstrong and Cailor were appointed a committee to formulate plans for a volunteer company. It is proposed to have eight or ten men in the organization and they are to receive pay for actual services performed in fire fighting. Sidney Holman of West Anaheim appeared before the board and entered a vigorous protest against the wretched condition of the street corner at the intersection of Walnut street and the Fairview road. The overflow of irrigating water from the neighboring centers there, causing a mudhole, much to the discomfiture of passers-by. The nuisance is really a city-county affair and Mr. Holman appeared, in behalf of his neighbors, to seek a way to obviate the overflow. The matter will be brought to the attention of the city and county authorities. The library committee reported that after investigation in was of opinion that the time was inopportune for the removal of the library from its present quarters. Public Library Regular meeting of the public library board was held Monday evening; present, Messrs. Spencer and Federman, Miss Ella P. Rea, Miss E. Kate Rea; absent, Dr. Houck. Besides the regular business the yearly report ending June 30, 1906, was presented, as follows: Expenses—Books, $177.20; periodicals, $32.15; salary, $180; other expense, $18.14; total, $407.49. Receipts—City, $473.07; fines, $19.47; total, $492.54. Number of volumes in library, 1286. Total circulation, 8349. The board extend a vote of thanks to Mr. Valjean who kindly donated the Scientific American, which comes regularly once a week. Thirty-two new books for boys and girls as well as the grown people were purchased last week, among them being Upton Sinclair's Jungle, which David Graham Phillips declares to be "the greatest novel written in America in fifty years." "Coniston" by Weston Churchill and "Cowardice" matches will have to be hardened as possible. It is important that all templating joining them should do so immediately. Secretary Eyman of the reports that he has signed five carloads. He finds a have been shipping these other points. This he takes. He desires that we grown nuts should be this point. Growers must tracts at the American-Southwest. There should not be any shipped from any point city. Sugar Beet Pulp Maker Farmers contemplating will find further encouragement that the beet due after treatment in extracting the sugar content the most nutritious of food and sheep. Sugar beet pulp is not used and is emptied from vats taken by farmers from it is made. It is full of heavy and a full grown sume about fifty to seven of it and sheep about ten. It produces best effect alfalfa, and though stock alfalfa when fed with thrive and fatten better than two foods together. Pulp-fed stock is fact sugar-coated and are said sweeter, tenderer meat than other fattening foods. Pulp will, with alfalfa fine condition for market shipped a long distance ter to feed the last two weeks to harden them. Pulp belongs to the sold to the farmers who about 40c per ton. Some more; it generally depends demand. Pulp will keep indefinitely siloed. After a few days mentation occurs and forms on the outside of left for months it resembles cheese in consistency. Cattle and sheep will and seem to like the feeds. It never hurts them, so it in feeding it. and vegetables Grocery Opp. Boston Bakery. WALLACE, Prop. R & CO. Gasoline and Paints Cement Concrete Pipe Stone and Troughs. Phone Main 91 going to use this season? no repairs, no wear-andqualities of a motor, makes e It to You Electric Co. and Sycamore Sts., SANTA ANA, CAL. The board extend a vote of thanks to Mr. Valjean who kindly donated the Scientific American, which comes regularly once a week. Thirty-two new books for boys and girls as well as the grown people were purchased last week, among them being Upton Sinclair's Jungle, which David Graham Phillips declares to be "the greatest novel written in America in fifty years." "Coniston" by Weston Churchill, and "Cowardice Court" by George Barr McCutcheon. Anyone desiring books which are not in the library, if the name is left with the librarian or any member of the board, the board will endeavor to secure the book wanted the next time books are purchased. Periodicals received by the Anaheim free public library: Donated—Anaheim Gazette, Orange County Plain Dealer, Fullerton Tribune, Santa Ana Bulletin, Signs of the Times, Los Angeles Express, Tulare County Courier, Common Sense. Purchased—Los Angeles Herald, Youths' Companion, Munsey, Outlook, St. Nicholas, Literary Digest, Overland Monthly, McClure's Magazine, American Magazine, Puck, Success, Ladies' Home Journal. The trustees of the public library re- 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. AUGUST 9, 1906 NUMBER 42 What all persons having magazines date will confer a favor by leaving at the library. There is an in-ing call for this sort of literature, which is desired that as many maga- has possible as well as periodicals, be attributed. The library's patron- increasing constantly, and the intention was never in more compet- ents. New Walnut Association The new walnut association has up quite a heavy tonnage of this year's crop, and prospects are goodavier shipments than heretofore. Improved methods of selling fob. there, all Anaheim growers who not yet signed should co-operate the association, thus making it a ever factor than it has heretofore. The entire output of the associ- has been contracted for, and esti- will have to be handed in as soon as possible. Important that all growers con- cating joining the association do so immediately. Secretary Eyman of the association says that he has signed up twenty-carloads. He finds a number who has been shipping their nuts from points. This he says is a mis- He desires that all Anaheim-nuts should be shipped from point. Growers may sign con- The Water Board Anaheim, Cal., Aug. 4. Regular meeting of the board of directors of the A. U. W. Co., with followin member present: Crowther, Gunderson, Kraemer, McLauchlin and Sherwood. The report of the finance committee was received and filed and warrants were ordered drawn in payment of various bills therein recommended. The secretary's report was received and filed. The report of the treasurer was received and filed, as well as that of the superintendent. A communication from Lloyd, Gilbert & Robertson containing advertising matter and soliciting insurance business was received and ordered filed. A communication from Dr. Burlew of Santa Ana called attention of the board to an alleged pig pen near the Anaheim ditch. The secretary was instructed to write to him and say that the objectionable pen is outside of our right-of-way and furthermore that the drainage is away from our ditch so that there is no possi- ble menance on account of it. Applications for the transfer of stock were granted by the board. On motion meeting adjourned. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT. Sugar Beet Pulp for Stock Farmers contemplating beet raising and further encouragement in the edge that the beet pulp or resistor treatment in the process of collecting the sugar content is one of most nutrients of foods for cattle sheep. Sugar beet pulp is not usually pressed but emptied from vats into silos or by farmers from the factory as made. It is full of water and very acid and a full grown steer will conceive fifty to seventy-five pounds and sheep about ten pounds daily. Produces best effect when fed with maize, and though stock eats much less when fed with the pulp they eat and fatten better by having the foods together. Pulp-fed stock is factiously termed coated and are said to produce a tenderer, tenderer meat than if fed any fattening foods, except grains. Pulp will, with alfalfa, put stock in condition for market; but if it be used a long distance it will be between feed the last two weeks on grain stored them. Pulp belongs to the factory and is so the farmers who desire it at 40c per ton. Some factories ask it generally depends upon the land. Pulp will keep indefinitely if properly dried. After a few days a slight fermentation occurs and then a crust on the outside of the mass. If for months it resembles a soft curd in consistency. Tattle and sheep will eat it greedily seem to like the fermented taste. Never hurts them, so there is no risk leading it. The secretary was instructed to write to him and say that the objectionable pen is outside of our right-of-way and furthermore that the drainage is away from our ditch so that there is no possible menance on account of it. Applications for the transfer of stock were granted by the board. On motion meeting adjourned. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT. To the Board of Directors of the A. U. W. Co. Gentlemen—Following is my report for July: Regular employes.....$490 00 Cleaning— By Ruiz, main canal, sec. 1.....$131 50 By Nichols, Anaheim and Cajon canal, sec. 2.....97 95 By Navarro, main Cajon canal, sec. 3.....161 25 By Anaheim lateral ditches.....43 75 Fullerton and Placentia laterals.....93 00 Total cleaning.....$526 50 Repairs— To labor and team work to complete repairs on pipe on south branch ditch, Fullerton.....$8 50 Used 104 bbls, cement at $2 85 Repairs on Olinda ranch and main canal below reservoir.....10 50 Total repairs.....$19 00 Construction— To labor to construct ditches as petitioned for by E. S. Richman and others: North half of same, labor.....$38 90 40 yds gravel at $1.25.....50 50 Cement used, 24 bbls at $3 26.....78 24 Cement and gravel to be paid for by Richman and others. To labor to put in west half of above ditch.....39 75 Used 44 yds gravel at $1 25 yd.....55 00 Cement used 25 bbls at $3 25.....81 50 Gravel hauling on above to be charged to Richman. Yorba Inlet Ditch— Cleaning right of way for same...350 00 To labor and team work on above ditch to July 1....31 30 Total construction for July..$658 95 Gentlemen—The main canals are in good running order and practically free from weeds and moss. I have completed about 1300 feet of cement ditch in Fullerton the past month; have also cleaned right of way for inlet ditch of Yorba reservoir, and have started construction. it generally depends upon the up will keep indefinitely if properly After a few days a slight feration occurs and then a cruet on the outside of the mass. If for months it resembles a soft curd in consistency. tle and sheep will eat it greedily eem to like the fermented taste. ever hurts them, so there is no risk ding it. gds do not thrive on pulp alone for reason their stomachs are so small their need of a more concentrated A. Leihy of the Edison company in town yesterday. Mr. Leihy exto leave shortly for Bisbee, Ariz., he will join Mr. Gressler in the facture of gas. Success to him. Cleaning right of way for same...350 00 To labor and team work on above ditch to July 1.... 31 30 Total construction for July..$658 95 Gentlemen—The main canals are in good running order and practically free from weeds and moss. I have completed about 1300 feet of cement ditch in Fullerton the past month; have also cleaned right of way for inlet ditch of Yorba reservoir, and have started construction of same. The company's pumping plant above Yorba is pumping about 300 inches of water when it pumps; but has been shut down for a period of six days since the third day of July, according to the report of the engineer, for repairs. Respectfully submitted, A. L. PORTER, Supt. Tim Boege spent Sunday at Anaheim Landing. 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, jelllies and desserts with these up-to-date preparations. VALLOP BROS. Phone Main 126