anaheim-gazette 1906-08-30

The Crops of 1906 In the aggregate cereal yield 1906 will break all records. This is indicated by figures of condition and acreage just made public by the department of agriculture. The corn crop will amount to 2,693,000,000 bushels, if present prospects hold out a few weeks longer. This will lack only 14,000,000 bushels of reaching the biggest figures of the past, the yield for 1905. But there is hope that even the 1905 crop will be left behind. In no year except 1905 were the corn prospects so bright as they are at this moment. The wheat crop has passed all former records. It amounts to 759,000,000 bushels. As the greater part of this is already harvested, these figures are likely to stand. The winter wheat crop is 492,000,000 busnels and the spring variety is 267,000,000. The largest previous aggregate wheat yield was in 1901, when it was 748,000,000 bushels, or 11,000,000 below the 1906 total. As the preliminary figures of the department of agriculture, like those just given out, are usually below the aggregate which is found in the final round-up, there is an excellent chance that the indicated 759,000,000 bushels for 1906 will turn out to be greater than this when the returns are all in. Oats, rye, barley, buckwheat and potatoes are also up to high figures in the estimate made by the department of agriculture. Hay shows a slight falling off in acreage, and probably in yield. But the grand aggregate of the country's great crops will be larger than in any former year. This will be needed because the country is growing with great rapidity. Not far from 2,000,000 are being added to our population each year nowadays, with the immigration considerably above the 1,000,000 mark. Prices remain high, which means that the producers will get big returns for their crops. The Ordinance No. 187 An ordinance granting to Contracting and Engineering Company, a corporation, a chise to erect, maintain operate poles and wires all the necessary auxiliary features thereon, over and along streets, alleys, lanes, highways public places of the City of Auckland to transmit sounds, signals, caution and intelligence through said wires by means of electricity together with the right to operate and maintain all feeders, service wires, house appliances and other apparatus andances in connection therewith be necessary for the purpose of efficiently operating and maintaining poles, wires and fixtures, and on a general telephone and telegraph business by means thereof. The Board of Trustees of the City heim do ordain as follows: Section I. That there is hereby granted the Contracting and Engineering Company, the right and priority to maintain and operate poles and wires with all the necessary and auxiliary thereon, over and along the street lines, highways and public places of Onaheim; to transmit sounds, signal conversation and intelligence through said wires by means of electricity together with the right to construct, maintain all necessary feeders, service house connections and other appliances in connection therewith be necessary for the purpose of sufficiently operating and maintaining said poles, wires and fixtures, and carrying on a general telegram business by means thereof. 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That there is hereby granted the Contracting and Engineering Company a corporation, the right to transmit sounds, signals, communication and intelligence through said wires by means of electric together with the right to construct, maintain all necessary feeders, service wires and houses connections and other appliances in connection therewith necessary for the purpose of sufficient maintenance and maintaining said poles, wires and fixtures, and carrying on a general telegraph business by means thereof. Such right and privileged to best terms and conditions hereinafter to-wit: First: The work of constructing and equipping said telephone and system shall be commenced in good within not more than four months after date of the passage of this ordinance said franchisee, and if not so declared forfailure should have been declaired forfailure should have been declaired forf failure should have been declaired forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed forf failure should have been declressed Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for particulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Residence Burned F. A. Hartman’s palatial home at No. 926 West Washington street, in Los Angeles, was partially destroyed, and the contents were badly damaged by fire. smoke and water on Saturday night. So far as the family is aware the origin of the flames is unknown. It is supposed that the blaze started from a crossed electric wire in the rear. The estimated loss is $35,000. In going to the rear of the house, Adolph Hartman, son of the owner, noticed the smell of smoke. He followed along the passage and found that there was a small blaze among the rafters. He notified his father, who was in the billiard room with several guests, and the remainder of the party were told later. First: The work of constructing, and equipping said telephone and system shall be commenced in within not more than four months; date of the passage of this ordinance said franchise, and if not so declared within said time said franchise shall be declared forfeited, and shall be completed within not more than three years after, and if not so completed we time said franchise so granted shall felted. The grantee of this franchise, or shall in good faith lay out and employ used and performed in the said poles, and in the constructionation in connection therewith switch board, telephone and telegraph paratus and appliances, the following within the periods hereinafter met specifically: One thousand dollars within eight after the granting of this franchise and additional sum of one thousand within twelve months after said grant ther and additional sum of one thousand within eighteen months after and a further and additional sum of sand dollars within twenty-four miles said grant. And it shall be the grantee of this franchise, or its assis with the City Clerk of the City o before or within ten days after the of said periods of eight, twelve, eleven twenty-four months after the grantee, a statement verified by the managing or presiding officer grantee, or by the oath of its assigning the sum expended for said labor by said grantee, or its assigning the preceding period of eight, two een or twenty-four months, as she be. And any failure or omission to expend for said labor or material hereinbefore required to be expense any of the respective periods due any neglect or refusal to file within herein prescribed any of the verments herein prescribed shall we feiture of this franchise and all granted thereunder, to the City o the option of the Board of Trust city. Second: That the poles to be maintained under this franchise less than twenty-two feet in he surface of the ground, and shaded. Said poles shall be located at as shall be directed by said Board and under the direction of the Street of Streets of said city; and the of Trustees shall have the right to grantee or its assigns to move the said pole or poles whenever said determine that the public interest ence requires the location of these where, the expense of such rent paid by said grantee or its assigns. Third: That the grantee of this or its assigns, shall within thirtythe date of the commencement of said telephone business full City of Anaheim three telephones same with the telephone system o tee or its assigns, and thereafter m keep the same in good repair and d during the term of this franchise expense or charge to the said Chief, and no charge shall be made and unlimited use of said telephone for communication had with point said city for which a charge is m scribbers to said system. And said its assigns, shall if required by said ish allow to it during the t franchise, for a fire alarm and graph system of said City, the free pins on the top of the top cross-awd of the poles erected or maintained franchise: provided however, tha shall in its use and maintaina is supposed that the blaze started from a crossed electric wire in the rear. The estimated loss is $35,000. In going to the rear of the house, Adolph Hartman, son of the owner, noticed the smell of smoke. He followed along the passage and found that there was a small blaze among the rafters. He notified his father, who was in the billiard room with several guests, and the remainder of the party were told later. Having gained safety and seen that the servants were out of danger, Mr. Hartman, his sons, and some of his guests returned to the house and attempted to save some of the most valuable furnishings. Their efforts were of little avail, for by the time the firemen had arrived the house was in danger of total destruction. Difficulty in gaining access to the part of the house where the fire was, hindered the department and gave time for the fire to spread throughout the whole upper part of the house. Several policemen were on the scene shortly after the alarm was sent in, but the fire was gaining such headway that they would not allow any one in the upper part of the residence for fear of a fatality. Mr. Hartman values his property at about $40,000. His home is valued at $20,000 and the furnishings at nearly as much. The house was practically ruined, and much of the costly fittings were destroyed. Most, if not all, the building and contents were insured. Mr. Hartman is the owner of the W. H. Hoegee company sporting goods house and is also interested largely in mines. Mr. Hartman is owner of the opera-house block in this city. grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, to file with the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim at the expiration of six years from the date of the granting of this franchise, and at the expiration of each and every year thereafter, a statement, verified by the oath of the managing or presiding officer of said grantee, or by the oath of its assigns, showing the total gross receipts and gross earnings collected or received, or in any manner gained or derived by said grantee, or its assigns, during the preceding twelve months, from the telephone or telegraph charges or rentals, or from renting, leasing or letting of lines, poles or conduits in the City of Anaheim. And within ten days after the filing of the aforesaid statement, it shall be the duty of the said grantee, or its assigns, to pay to the City Treasurer of the City of Anaheim the aggregate sum of said percentage upon the amount of said gross annual receipts arising from the use, operation or possession of this franchise in the City of Anaheim, determined and computed in the manner hereinbefore provided. And any neglect, omission or refusal on the part of said grantee, or its assigns, to file such verified statements, or to pay such percentage of such gross annual receipts, at the times and in the manner hereinbefore provided, shall work the forfeiture of this franchise and all the rights of said grantee or its assigns thereunder, to the City of Anaheim, at the option of the Board of Trustees of said City. Sixth: Whenever a permit is granted by said Board of Trustees for the moving of any building or structure along the streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public places of the City of Anaheim, or either of them, and the wires erected under the privileges given by this franchise present an obstruction to the free passage of such building or structure along such streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public places, it shall be the duty of the grantee of this franchise, or its assigns, to cut said wires so as to permit the free passage of such building or structure; provided, however, that the owner of such building or structure shall, in writing, delivered at the office of said grantee, or its assigns, in said City of Anaheim, at least twenty-four hours before the time said owner desires said wires cut, notify said grantee, or its assigns, of the time when, and the place where, said owner desires said wires cut. Sec. 2. Said grantee, or its assigns, may make all necessary excavations in any of the streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public places of said City of Anaheim for the purpose of erecting and maintaining poles or other supports for said wires or conductors, or repairing the same, or for placing conduits, and the repair thereof, and said work shall be done in compliance with the rules, regulations, ordinances or orders which may during the continuance of this franchise be adopted from time to time by said Board of Trustees, and the said work shall be done to the satisfaction of said Board of Trustees. Said poles, wires, conductors and conduits shall be placed and maintained so as not to interfere with travel on any of the said streets, alleys, lanes, highways or public places in said City of Anaheim, and said grantee, or its assigns, shall hold the said City of Anaheim free and harmless from all damages arising by reason of any negligent use of said privileges by said grantee or its assigns. Sec. 3. Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as in any way to prevent the proper authorities of said City of Anaheim from covering grading paying repair closing work of constructing, installing signed telephone and telegraph be commenced in good faith more than four months from the message of this ordinance granting use, and it not so commenced time said franchise so granted are forfeited, and shall be committed not more than three years therefore not so completed within said prerequisite so granted shall be forcured of this franchise, or its assigns, and faith lay out and expend for and performed in the erection of in the construction and installconnection therewith of wires, telephonie and telegraphic appliances, the following sums periods hereinafter mentioned resulting dollars within eight months nuring of this franchise; a further total sum of one thousand dollars three months after said grant; a furrmediate sum of one thousand dollighteen months after said grant; and additional sum of one thousand twenty-four months after. And it shall be the duty of the this franchise, or its assigns, to the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, within ten days after the expiration days of eight, twelve, eighteen and months after the grant of this statement verified by the oath of king or presiding officer of said by the oath of its assigns, showexpended for said material and grantee, or its assigns, during period of eight, twelve, eightyfour months, as the case may may failure or omission to pay out or said labor or material the full sum required to be expended within respective periods described, or or refusal to file within the times described any of the verified statein prescribed shall work the forhis franchise and all the rights reunder, to the City of Anaheim at of the Board of Trustees of said That the poles to be erected and under this franchise shall not be twenty-two feet in height above of the ground, and shall be paintebles shall be located at such places directed by said Board of Trustees, the direction of the Superintendents of said city; and the said Board shall have the right to cause said assigns to move the location of poles whenever said board shall that the public interest or convenises the location of the same elseexpense of such removal to be grantee or its assigns. that the grantee of this franchise, us, shall within thirty days after the commencement of the operattelephone business furnish to the them three telephones and connect the telephone system of said granigns, and thereafter maintain and me in good repair and working orthe term of this franchise without charge to the said City of Anano charge shall be made for the full used use of said telephones except ication had with points outside of which a charge is made to subsaid system. And said grantee, or if required by said City, turnow to it during the term of this or a fire alarm and police telemism of said City, the free use of four top of the top cross-arm on each erected or maintained under this provided, however, that said city use and maintenance of said Notice to Creditors In the Superior Court, county of Orange, State of California. Estate of Edson C. Barnes, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned George S. Smith, administrator of the estate of Edson C. Barnes, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice (which Notice to Creditors In the Superior Court, county of Orange, State of California. Estate of Edson C. Barnes, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned George S. Smith, administrator of the estate of Edson C. 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