anaheim-gazette 1906-08-23

LOCAL EVENTS W. A. Wallace has returned from a business trip to San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Nagel spent Sunday at Long Beach. John Hartung and wife have returned from a visit of several weeks with relatives and friends in San Francisco. Former Assemblyman Amerige of Fullerton contemplates a trip next month to Honolulu, to be gone several weeks. Mrs. Adolph Rimpau and daughters, Misses Claudina and Agnes Rimpau, returned Saturday from a pleasant two weeks' sojourn at Venice. The Misses Hill will move their millinery store in the room next to A. Nagel's store, on the west. The new premises will be opened Oct. 1st. Adolph Rimpau made a trip to San Juan a few days ago. Adolph contemplates the erection of a modern new residence on his property at the corner of Center and Olive streets. Gerald Sandilands has a new son and heir at his residence, the new member of the family having arrived on Monday week. Mr. Sandilands is receiving congratulations on the new addition to his family. P. P. Hatzfeld and wife are at Newport Beach for two weeks. In the absence of the former, his pharmacy is in charge of Stanley Whitlock, an experienced young druggist from San Francisco. George Boyd has a force of 125 hands at the cannery putting up a fine grade of peaches. Several carloads of peaches arrived on Monday, making it necessary to work the force until midnight. Ben Kraemer and family are waiting for a few weeks at Redoak. A. Ackerman of San Francisco in town this week renewing quaintances. Four new residences will be in course of erection at the Center and Olive streets. Mrs. E. W. McCollum has consin for her homeward trip spending ten days with her Helena, Mont., will return Her mother is improving in Fritz Ruhman has returned ten-days' visit to San Francisco found 448 blocks destroyed and says the picture of complete. He also visited Berkeley and other nearby Huntington Beach is working reports that an electric Riverside, by way of Santa soon be under way. One car mors about electric railway in the week in this neighborhood the trolley is not yet in sight. Mrs. McCann of West Arnold $5000 on deposit in the repended Chicago bank. She ten on to her attorney to re-in the settlement of the bar A dividend of 20 cents on has already been declared money is understood to be able. Michael Reilley, the house saulted Charles Schindler ago was arraigned before Howard on Thursday and he to appear before the superior a charge of assault with weapon. Schindler was unpear in court, being as you leave the house. Evidenceuced sufficient to hold the District Attorney Head con- P. P. Hatzfeld and wife are at Newport Beach for two weeks. In the absence of the former, his pharmacy is in charge of Stanley Whitlock, an experienced young druggist from San Francisco. George Boyd has a force of 125 hands at the cannery putting up a fine grade of peaches. Several carloads of peaches arrived on Monday, making it necessary to work the force until midnight. Mr. Asher while indulging in the luxury of a bath at his home several days ago, fell as he was leaving the tub and sustained the fracture of a rib. The injury is painful, but no permanent disability is anticipated. George M. Derby of Long Beach was in town this week, the guest of Wm. Kretchmer. Mr. Derby is a trombone player and holds a position in a Los Angeles theater orchestra. His visit here was for rest and recreation and he was entertained by Mr. Kretchmer on a camping trip in Santiago canyon. Mrs. Wm. Frantz will shortly begin the erection of a $3000 residence on the lot at the corner of Center and Olive recently purchased by her from Mr. Nemetz for $850. The house will be 43x43 feet, single story, with interior court, the walls being constructed of bowlders. The court will have a fountain in the center, and the building will be one of ornamental design. Contractor Lagman is preparing the plans which will be ready for the contractor by the first of the month. Theodore Blumhardt died at the Patton asylum on Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. The remains were brought here on Monday evening and interred on Tuesday under the auspices of the Turnverein, of which deceased had been in his lifetime a member. Blumhardt resided here for more than twenty years, and some two years was committed to the asylum, being in feeble health mentally. He is held in kind remembrance by many old-time friends who gathered at his bier to mourn the departure of one who in his life had not an enemy in the world. Deceased was aged 58, and was a native of Germany. Carlos Corona was this week permitted to go from the county jail on probation, having twenty days yet to serve. Michael Reilley, the host saulted Charles Schindler this ago was arraigned before Howard on Thursday and had to appear before the superior a charge of assault with weapon. Schindler was unpear in court, being as ye leave the house. Evidence duced sufficient to hold the District Attorney Head case. The prisoner was brought from the county jail by Sha Reilley was unable to give he was taken back to jail. Theo. Lacy was in town ago meeting with old-time sizing up the political situation has a unique political record county, being the only man has ever nominated for state organization of the republicans have been able him only once, but he came the next campaign and resentness at the old stand. Lacy young as he used to be and say they will take a fall out year. Lacy's friends dispute contest for sheriff promises most hotly contested in the year. Lieut. Selinger and Corpman returned on Saturday from Woodland, where they ed in the State shoot held week. Owing to the extreme weather prevailing at their boys failed to qualify for a state team which goes N. J., for the national Selinger and Spielman scores, coming within a few the necessary score, but w capped by the torrid weather wind which blew over the river express themselves as hard hospitably entertained by them in the north, and had but words of praise for those posing the state team, whom nounce marksmen in every fled to uphold the dignity of at the Sea Girt contest The semi-annual meeting Olive milling company was week at the company's office. The following officers were Schorn, president; D. C. mitted to the asylum, being in feeble health mentally. He is held in kind remembrance by many old-time friends who gathered at his bier to mourn the departure of one who in his life had not an enemy in the world. Deceased was aged 58, and was a native of Germany. Carlos Corona was this week permitted to go from the county jail on probation, having twenty days yet to serve. Carlos promises to go far, far away into the utmost recesses of River-side county, having been promised a job at picking grapes. He was sent up some time ago for ninety days for petty larceny, and was also suspected of being implicated in petty hold-up work hereabout. Corona was once left for dead after a knife fight with Chapo Aguilar, but since the latter's demise at a sandango up the river some years ago, Corona has blossomed out as a bad man. He has promised to be good, and if he ever shows up in this neighborhood again Constable Llewellyn will run him in. G. Roger Schwartz of Los Angeles, representing the Sunset telephone company, was in town the first of the week and stated that his company had nothing too good in its keeping for this city. It would give us the best service, and all tolls would be cut out, as those to Fullerton, Olinda and other points had been. The company maintains a charge of 25 cents per message between this city and Garden Grove points, while Santa Ana talks to them without such impost. This, Mr. Schwartz says, will be cut out, and this city placed in the most favored class. The Sunset company has lately improved its service in this city, and promises patrons the best it has in the house. The semi-annual meeting of Olive milling company was week at the company's office. The following officers were: Schorn, president; D. C. H. president; F. A. Blake Jr., G. J. Mosbaugh, Chas. R. Meats and R. J. Blee district Schorn, who has held the superintendent for many years ed his resignation, and then accepted. D. C. Pixley temporary superintendent port of the secretary showsness of the company to be in dition. It is expected that he be necessary to put on a night run the mill day and night. The democratic county committee met at Santa Ana on afternoon to discuss the advancing in nomination candidates assessor, recorder and coronary administrator. These men left vacant by the county no nominations being made and since then considerable has been indulged in among as to the wisdom of the claim was made that they weakened by leaving several unfilled. However, adding the matter in all its breadth county committee came to version that no nominations made, and the three offices off the ticket. This gives can nominees a walkover, thus such a state of affairs has enforced the organization of the coun Raemer and family are sojournfew weeks at Redondo. Kerman of San Francisco was this week renewing old accences. New residences will shortly be site of erection at the corner of Olive streets. W. W. McCollum has left Wister her homeward trip, and after ten days with her brother in Mont., will return to this city. Her is improving in health. Ruhman has returned from a visit to San Francisco. Fritz blocks destroyed by the fire, the picture of desolation is seen. He also visited Oakland, Bryan and other nearby places. Angton Beach is worked up over that an electric railroad to take, by way of Santa Ana, will underway. One can hear ruout electric railways any day week in this neighborhood, but they is not yet in sight. McCann of West Anaheim had deposit in the recently susChicago bank. She has writed to her attorney to represent her settlement of the bank's affairs. And of 20 cents on the dollar had been declared, and this understood to be now avail- Del Reilley, the hobo who asCharles Schindler some weeks was arraigned before Recorder on Thursday and held on $1000 or before the superior court on one of assault with a deadly Schindler was unable to apcourt, being as yet unable to the house. Evidence was introfficient to hold the prisoner. Attorney Head conducted the Manager Marx of the American Dairy company kindly presented us with a pound of the new sterilized butter, which must be pronounced highgrade butter in every respect. It is equal to the best grades of butter on the market, and vastly superior to the article recently on sale in the Southern California market. Local users of butter should make it a point to try this new brand, which we pronounce of extra fine quality. This butter is sterilized and immediately placed in the refrigerator and kept in first class condition. The new manufactory means much to our city and its product should be accorded a fair trial at the hands of our people. Mr. Asher had the pleasure of a call on Sunday from an old friend in the person of Dr. Wilner, rabbi of the Jewish synagogue at Portland. They were schoolmates in the old country, and had not met since 1876, at which time both had come to America. The two corresponded for a time, but after Mr. Asher came to California they lost track of one another. On Saturday Mr. Asher received a telephone message from Dr. Wilner, who was in Los Angeles and said he would arrive here the following day. A very pleasant visit was enjoyed by both gentlemen. Dr. Wilner took the evening train for the north. Elder A. B. Markle returned from Long Beach on Monday. He reports a grand temperance convention with 4000 people in the auditorium. There were twelve hundred registered delegates in attendance and $12,000 was raised for future work. Rev. Father Dubbel, son of Mr. Dubble of this city, returned this week to his parish in Colorado after a very pleasant visit of several weeks with relatives here. Mr. Melrose and his wife Winifred Melrose, leave trip to Japan, China and islands. They go by wagon and sail on the steamer week. They will visit Shanghai, Manila, and on the far east, and will be months. Manager Ross of the states that in order to keep demand he is required to gas every day, and that the works will have them the Sabbath. A year ago were run only once a week. Sandilands & Weisel H. a 1907 model Wayne runs attracting no little attention circles. The machine is its importers are kept by its many points of suother makes. Leopold Goepper can Drytown on Tuesday reports things dryer than the river. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. tained the former's father sisters at dinner on Sunday. Buena Park Mrs. G. C. Hunt reside home in Los Angeles on noon after a week's visit J. Speidel. Dave Mitchell departed for Flagstaff, Arlz. He accept a position as fore-sandstone quarry. The shipped to Los Angeles the construction of the building. George Wilcox has just 56-horse power White stuMr. Nelson reports bu- Del Reilley, the hobo who as Charles Schindler some weeks ago arraigned before Recorder on Thursday and held on $1000 or before the superior court on one of assault with a deadly Schindler was unable to ap-court, being as yet unable to the house. Evidence was intro-fficient to hold the prisoner. Attorney Head conducted the prisoner was brought over to county jail by Sheriff Lacy. Was unable to give bond and taken back to jail. Lacy was in town a day or two living with old-time friends and in the political situation. Lacy unique political record in Orange being the only man his party nominated for sheriff since civilization of the county. Theans have been able to defeat once, but he came up smiling in campaign and resumed busi-ness old stand. Lacy is not so he used to be and the boys will take a fall out of him this Lacy's friends dispute this. Theor sheriff promises to be the only contested in the county this Selinger and Corporal Spiel-turned on Saturday afternoonoodland, where they participate State shoot held there last Dwing to the extremely hot prevailing at the range, the need to qualify for a place upon team which goes to Sea Girt, for the national shoot. Both and Spielman made good coming within a few points of necessary score, but were handily the torrid weather and the rich blew over the range. They themselves as having beenently entertained by the guards-the north, and have nothing of praise for the men comme state team, whom they pro-marksinen in every way quali-hold the dignity of the state sea Girt contest. semi-annual meeting of theilling company was held thisthe company's office in Olive.owing officers were elected: L.president; D. C. Pixley, vice Elder A. B. Markle returned from Long Beach on Monday. He reports a grand temperance convention with 4000 people in the auditorium. There were twelve hundred registered delegates in attendance and $12,000 was raised for future work. Rev. Father Dubbel, son of Mr. Dubble of this city, returned this week to his parish in Colorado after a very pleasant visit of several weeks with relatives here. A building lot changed hands this week on Center street between Olive and Philadelphia, and it is said that a two-story residence will be erected thereon. William Fleischman has a hog at his place weighing nearly a thousand pounds. The hog will be slaughtered Christmas and William says it will be the largest ever killed here. The ladies aid of the Presbyterian church will meet this (Thursday)afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gates. All members and ladies of the congregation are invited to attend. Alex. Vaughn was in town from his Orangethorpe avenue ranch on a business mission Monday morning. He is associated with Mr. Shearer in hay baling and reports business flourishing. Wm. Fischer has been confined to his home for some weeks with illness. His many friends wish for his speedy recovery. There was no quorum at the meeting of the water board on Saturday and no business was transacted. Miss Bernice Tipton, who was seriously ill last week with anaemia, is improving. Le Roy Burns Smith of the polytechnic school at San Luis Obispo was in town this week. Architect Burke of Los Angeles was in town Monday on a business mission. Joe Wagner paid a flying visit to Los Angeles on Monday. Walter Crowther was a business visitor in Los Angeles the first of the week. Miss Victoria Nemetz is visiting for a few days with friends in Los Angeles and near-by coast resorts. Born to the wife of Mr. Schlosser noon after a week's visit J. Speidel. Dave Mitchell departed for Flagstaff, Alz. He accept a position as fore-sandstone quarry. The shipped to Los Angeles for the construction of the building. George Wilcox has just 56-horse power White stuMr. Nelson reports builthe lumber trade, sevendences in contemplation generally fixing up their New pumping plants at the day. P. W. Peckste-received on the South Fairbanks-Morse engin-ing installed on his randstein has one of the fine this section, which will be enhanced in value by the additional water supJ. B. Kelsey was in thday afternoon. Mr. Hgood market in Los An potato crop, which is othis season. J. A. McDonald was from Los Angeles on Ming old acquaintances. Mr. Schenck of Oran-nominee for county survey Monday on political busiCounty Treasurer Potter were over from Santa day visiting with friends. J. S. Perry and wife geles visitors on Monday. Will Smith and familMonday from a week's port Beach. W. D. Tremain arriving from Mexico where he hare a rich copper mine, rec-ed. Associated with him man and E. A. Neiger o J.W.Alexander and D.of Norwalk.The proper in one of Mexico's great tricts and is surrounded by paying mines.The com-methe Diluvio gold and o company and is incorpora-laws of California,with no of 2,000,000 shares of th$1 each.This is an old and was worked in thhe Their crude smelters can It is located in the distri-te.State of Sinaloa, Rep- semi-annual meeting of the drilling company was held this the company's office in Olive. Sowing officers were elected: L. president; D. C. Pixley, vice t; F. A. Blake Jr., secretary; Osbaugh, Chas. Rusch, F. H. and R. J. Blee directors. L. who has held the position of endent for many years, tenderresignation, and the same was D. C. Pixley was elected by superintendent. The rehe secretary showed the busithe company to be in good conIt is expected that it will soon sary to put on a night shift and mill day and night. democratic county central comnet at Santa Ana on Saturday to discuss the advisability of in nomination candidates for recorder and coroner and pubministrator. These offices were sent by the county convention, nations being made for them, be then considerable discussion indulged in among democrats the wisdom of the move. The was made that the ticket was ed by leaving several nominafilled. However, after discussmatter in all its bearings, the committee came to the concluat no nominations should be and the three offices will be left icket. This gives the republiinees a walkover, the first time state of affairs has existed since organization of the county. Architect Burke of Los Angeles was in town Monday on a business mission. Joe Wagner paid a flying visit to Los Angeles on Monday. Walter Crowther was a business visitor in Los Angeles the first of the week. Miss Victoria Nemetz is visiting for a few days with friends in Los Angeles and near-by coast resorts. Born to the wife of Mr. Schlosser, August 18, a girl. The Orange county W.C. T.U. institute will be held at the Baptist church in Newport Beach Aug. 28-29. Henry Adams is mentioned as chief of the new fire company. A good selection. “Dick” Nemetz is slinging the sledge in Charley Stadtegger’s blacksmith shop. Wm. McLauchlin and family have returned from a week's outing at Balboa. Mrs. Henry M. Adams has returned from an outing at Balboa. Miss Julia Nemetz visited at Newport on Sunday. FOR SALE Walnut huller No. 1. Almost new, cost $50; for sale for $26, at J. Knaeher, 318 Chestnut street, Anaheim. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and consercompound interest allowe our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH. President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Mr. Melrose and his daughter Miss Fred Melrose, leave today for their trip to Japan, China and the Philippine Islands. They go by way of Seattle, train on the steamer Dakota next week. They will visit Yokohama, Shanghai, Manila, and other points in the east, and will be absent three days. Manager Ross of the gas company that in order to keep up with the demand he is required to manufacture every day, and that next Sunday works will have their first run on Sabbath. A year ago the works run only once a week. Midlands & Weisel have imported a model Wayne runabout, which attracting no little attention in motor cars. The machine is a beauty, and exporters are kept busy explaining many points of superiority over makes. Popold Goepper came over from town on Tuesday afternoon. He puts things dryer than ever across river. And Mrs. H. M. Adams entered the former's father, brother and sister at dinner on Sunday. Buena Park Ms. G. C. Hunt returned to her home in Los Angeles on Monday after a week's visit with Mrs. F. Neidel. Love Mitchell departed on Monday Magstaff, Arlz. He goes there to set a position as foreman in a red stone quarry. The sand is being used to Los Angeles to be used in construction of the new postoffice building. George Wilcox has just purchased a large power White steamer. Nelson reports business good in Lemuel Robinson, the young son of Walter Robinson of Trabuca, was drowned while bathing in a lake at Stanford on Sunday. The young man had gone north a week before to enter the university, and the next heard of him was a despatch received the day of his death that he had lost his life in the waters of the lake. The body was brought to Santa Ana on Tuesday for interment. The unfortunate young man was widely known as a bright student, and his untimely death is cause for sincere regret. After services Sunday at the Catholic church preliminary steps were taken toward the organization of an order of the Knights of Columbus. The new order will start out with a membership of over thirty, and will be permanently organized during the next two weeks. Chris Gelderman and wife are at San Diego for a brief outing. Reports received by the California promotion committee from Colvin B. Brown, manager of the eastern bureau, recently established in New York, show that good work is being done in the way of interesting easterners in California. Many callers go to the headquarters of the bureau, where full information about all parts of California is given, together with literature from all parts of the state. In addition to the distribution of literature from all counties, Brown is arranging for a series of lectures throughout the east, illustrated with lantern slides, showing the peculiar features of each county, so that a clear and comprehensive knowledge may be gained by the listeners of the whole State of California. Brown's work has proven of great value already, although he has been established less than a month, and many inquiries are coming to the home office of the Mitchell departed on Monday lagstaff, Arlz. He goes there to at a position as foreman in a red stone quarry. The sand is being used to Los Angeles to be used in construction of the new postoffice building. Wilcox has just purchased a power White steamer. Nelson reports business good in number trade, several new resices in contemplation, and farmers really fixing up their premises. Pumping plants are the order of day. P. W. Peckstein on Monday laid on the Southern Pacific a banks-Morse engine which is beinstalled on his ranch. Mr. Peckhas one of the finest ranches in section, which will be greatly endied in value by the acquisition of additional water supply. Kelsey was in the Park Monafternoon. Mr. Kelsey finds a market in Los Angeles for his crop, which is especially fine season. McDonald was in the Park Los Angeles on Monday renewld acquaintances. Schenck of Orange, republican one for county surveyor, was here lay on political business. Treasurer Potter and daughere over from Santa Ana on Sunvisiting with friends. Perry and wife were Los Anvisitors on Monday. Smith and family returned on day from a week's visit at NewBeach. Tremain arrived this week Mexico where he is interested in copper mine, recently discoverAssociated with him are M. Ryand E. A. Neiger of the Park and A. Alexander and D. R. Alexander Norwalk. The property is situated of Mexico's greatest mining disand is surrounded on all sides by mines. The company is named Diluvio gold and copper mining any and is incorporated under the of California, with a capital stock 100,000 shares of the par value of ch. This is an old Spanish mine, was worked in the early period. Crude smelters can still be seen. located in the district of El Fuerrate of Sinaloa, Republic of Mex- A Hair Dressing Nearly every one likes a fine hair dressing. Something to make the hair more manageable; to keep it from being too rough, or from splitting at the ends. Something, too, that will feed the hair at the same time, a regular hair-food. Well-fed hair will be strong, and will remain where it belongs—on the head not on the comb. of Mexico's greatest mining disand is surrounded on all sides by ing mines. The company is named Diluvio gold and copper mining any and is incorporated under the of California, with a capital stock 100,000 shares of the par value of each. 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