anaheim-gazette 1906-09-27

Constitutional Amendments The regular session of the legislature held in 1905 proposed ten amendments to the constitution and the special, or "Emergency Session," of June, 1906, proposed four more and all will be submitted to the voters for their approval or rejection at the general state election which will be held November 6, 1906. The following is a statement concerning the amendments: AMENDMENT NO. ONE. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 5. This amendment proposes to exempt the property of the Cogswell polytechnic college from taxation, provided that this exemption may be modified or suspended by the legislature. This institution is an educational one, located in San Francisco, endowed by the late Dr. Cogswell, and is supported by the interest and rents of its endowment. By constitutional amendments adopted in 1900 the properties of the Lick school of mechanical arts and of Stanford university were exempted from taxation and the argument is made that a similar exemption should be given the Cogswell college. AMENDMENT NO. TWO. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 11. This amendment proposes to provide for increasing the salaries of the justices of the supreme court. The legislature has the right to fix the salaries of the justices of the supreme court, but the constitution prohibits an increase of such salaries after their election and during the term for which they have been elected. The legislature did in 1905 increase the salaries of the justices, but it only affects those particular justices who have been since elected or appointed. Thus some of the justices of the supreme court are receiving $8000 a year, while others are getting but $6000. The purpose of the amendment is to place all the justices The notice has been filed county recorder. Last May entered a judgment against for divorce, and in that property claimed to be property was listed. The local geon and Fourth streets werecluded in the list. Mrs. N that she owns these lots, and deed stands in her name. M expected to bring a counter report of its work at the sess congress for 1907." Irrigation Congress Continued from Page full appreciation of improvement and to secure the publication out the United States of such recognition of the advantage gated agriculture. "This committee shall haveer to appoint a secretary at not to exceed $25 per month an expense of not to exceed $200 for stamps and incidents ing stationery, which sum shas as other expenses of this co paid, and said committee shall report of its work at the sess congress for 1907." "The members of this are: Frank C. Goudy, Den C. R. Reeves, Weiser, Idah B. Heard, Phoenix, Arizona Ray, Helena, Montana; and uthe organization of this co was appointed chairman and nard of San Francisco, secreet. "It was my privilege to intollowing resolution, which with little opposition. "Whereas, The building tion works is but a means since the ultimate success o f tion enterprises, whether private, depends on the in skill and industry of those w on the lands, and "Whereas. The organiza ers' clubs, the holding of far institutes, the establishment o ntural and industrial high so CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 3. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 12. This amendment proposes to increase the salaries of the various state officers. The proposed increase is shown as follows: | Present Salary | Proposed Salary | | :--- | :--- | | Governor | $6,000 | $10,000 | | Secretary of State | 3,000 | 5,000 | | Controller | 3,000 | 5,000 | | Treasurer | 3,000 | 5,000 | | Surveyor General | 3,000 | 5,000 | | Attorney General | 3,000 | 6,000 | The above salaries, now paid, were established in 1879, and it is claimed that such salaries are inadequate to meet the increased cost of living; that private employment is more remunerative, and that many county and city officials are receiving higher salaries than are the state officials. The amendment also proposes to increase the maximum salary of clerks in the state offices from $1600 to $1800 per annum. No change is made in the salary of the lieutenant governor by this amendment. AMENDMENT NO FOUR. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 13. This amendment proposes to permit State, county and municipal bonds to be made payable at any place in the United States. The object aimed to be secured by this amendment is to make such bonds more salable in the East, by making them payable in New York or some other financial center. It has been suggested that should "It was my privilege to introduce resolution which with little opposition." "Whereas, The building works is but a means since the ultimate success of the corporation enterprises, whether private, depends on the skill and industry of those who work on the lands, and" "Whereas. The organization's clubs, the holding of farmland and industrial high schools carrying on of practical exertion for the benefit of the farmers training given by the agricultural legends and experiment stations valuable agencies in the upbringing communities in irrigation tricts. "We heartily commend all the work of these various agencies urge upon the legislatures of certain states and territories the of increased appropriations purposes." "President Roosevelt in his stated 'that there is no need as to where the work shall how it should be done, or the way in which the expenditure be made. All that is settled remains the critical question best to utilize the reclaimed putting them in the hands cultivators and home-seekers return the original outlay installments to be paid back Reclamation Fund." "Director Walcott and Chiever Newell stated that they proaching the crucial test of national Irrigation Law. Both the prevention of speculation under Government projects, settlement by industrious and successful production as the chief essentials to succeed." AMENDMENT NO. FOUR. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 13. This amendment proposes to permit State, county and municipal bonds to be made payable at any place in the United States. The object aimed to be secured by this amendment is to make such bonds more salable in the East, by making them payable in New York or some other financial center. It has been suggested that should Amendment No. 9 be adopted, this provision would be unnecessary as there would be a local market for all bonds that might be issued. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 5. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 14. This amendment relates to the framing of freeholders' charters by cities and only changes the present constitutional provision on the same subject by permitting a city that has already adopted a freeholders' charter to adopt a new one. A few years ago the city of Los Angeles attempted to frame a new charter, but the supreme court declared that having once adopted a freeholders' charter it had no power to discard it and adopt a new one. It is to remove this prohibition that the amendment is proposed. Other constitutional amendments will be referred to in succeeding issues of the Gazette, as the campaign progresses. Voters are advised to preserve these articles for future reference. Mrs. Mary Neill has given notice to contractors that the property at the corner of Fourth and Spurgeon streets in Santa Ana belongs to her, and that Henry Neill, her husband, has no right to build thereon. Neill has been making arrangements to erect a $9000 modern office building on the property. Jacob Frowenfeld to Anahee Pt Vineyard lot G3: $1200 J E Meyer to H S Sparks—45, Fullerton; $1 J Goodman to Henry Wagts of lot 18, Anaheim ext; $10 Frank J Dauser, to Warren—Lots 7 and 8, blk 27, Fullerton East Newport Town Co to C A McCrossan—Lot 8, blk 9, I port; $10 Nellie E Meyer to H S Sparks 10, blk 904, Vista Del Mar tct. Gordon Shoemaker to Nellie—Same property; $10 Newport Beach Co to H L Lot 2, blk 223, sec A, Newport $10 The county has refused to the body of Fred Shipman, found dead on the floor of house of the Mission Viejo August 28. The coroner's jury in a verdict of suicide, and days little more was thought of Beetha Shipman arrived from City and declared she belie father had been murdered. manded the body be exhumed were three empty cartridges man's revolver. Miss Shipman he fired at another person and bullet that struck him came other revolver than his. SANTA FE HALF RATE Every Sunday the Santa Fe ROUND TRIP tickets to Los and return at rate of ONE FARE for the round trip. Good to r day of sale only. dc7-td. J. H. Clabaugh. The first case ever filed in county will shortly be wiped books, so far as the future is co- Orange Co. Garage Moline & Wayne Automobiles If you are interested in a machine don't fail to inspect the greatest value for the money. Always glad to demonstrate. Weisef & Sandifands Opening Day Postponed B. Hartfield's Jewelry Store Our Opening Day has been postponed to Saturday, Oct. 6th. HELMSEN BUILDING Republicans Attention! Grand Republican Rally! Anaheim Opera-house Friday Evening Oct, 5, '06 At 8 o'clock CONGRESSMAN S. C. SMITH Speaker of the Evening. Just A Kuppenheil Soft Hats Shirts Neck Ties And them Yung 127 Center St Millin THE MISSES H joining A. Nagel's store fully selected stock of found in a first-class m The stock at present room for Fall Importation To Farmers Stockmen Dairymen At 40 cents per ton f. o. b. car best Dairy Food in California Los Ala P.S. A little molasses left at Diluvio Gold a We wish to call t we will RAISE THE P Oct, 5, '06 At 8 o'clock CONGRESSMAN S. C. SMITH Speaker of the Evening. F. C. Spencer, Chairman. Committee of Arrangements J. S. Howard, Anaheim; F. McBride, Olinda; L. C. Edwards, Fullerton; Dr. C. L. Rich, Fullerton; J. S. Perry, Buena Park; A. S. Bradford, Placentia; Dr. D. A. MacMullen, Olive; Fred Aldrich, La Habra; Guy L. Duckworth, West Anaheim. Music by the Anaheim City Band. Good Speaking. Good Music. All are invited. Come and enjoy a good old-time Republican rally. Attorney Victor Montgomery has filed a final account and petition for discharge for C. F. Mansur, as guardian of Richard Buck. The case was originally filed by County Clerk R. Q. Wickham on July 31, 1889, and was the first case filed after the county was organized. Mr. Mansur was appointed guardian of Joseph, Agnes, Alice and Richard Buck. All of the children except Richard have reached their majority, and have received their property. Richard Buck is now 21 years of age, and Mr. Mansur asks to turn over to him $256.38 as a quarter interest in property. Fire started on the Dwight Whiting ranch at El Toro on Monday afternoon and destroyed 350 sacks of barley owned by William Waller. It burned over a part of the Madam Modjeska ranch, and came near destroying Arden, the former home of the actress. The wind, which had been blowing from the northeast during the afternoon, changed near nightfall, and came from the southwest, sweeping the flames over the hills in the direction of the Santiago canyon, where the homestead is located. An alarm was given and all the men who live in the mountains in that vicinity responded, from the Sleeper & Adams grain farm and other ranches, some of them riding ten and even fifteen miles on horseback to help put out the flames. Forest Rangers Walter Robinson and Burt Stevenson organized the men into gangs, and by Eight closely written papers quired to list last year's insect enemies which may be able and truck crops and grains, cereals, cotton, best Dairy Food in California Los Alamos P.S. A little molasses left at Diluvio Gold Pure Food It grieves the packers secretary of agriculture of enforcing the new meadow and pure food laws as they would be so much easier to drift along with a promoter packers that everything is right. Secretary Wilson intends better assurances, and unable to give the public benefits. Not only must food be pure and wholesome, but them must state the facts whether sausage, for instance all pork or part pork and what else, or whether lace compounded with beef and or cottonseed oil. Consumption told by the label just before buying, which was clearly of congress, although the think they are being about compulsory practice of homestead transfers Estate Transfers by the Orange County Title ComAna. Rowenfeld to Anaheim city— ward lot G3: $1200 mer to H S Sparks—Lot 8, blk ton; $1 man to Henry Wagner—S 10 8, Anaheim ext; $10 Dauser, to Warren W Scott and 8, blk 27, Fullerton; $10 import Town Co to Georgiana lan—Lot 8, blk 9, East NewMeyer to H S Sparks—Lot To Fight Standard Oil Milton D. Purdy, assistant to the attorney general and who has been placed in charge of the government prosecution of the Standard Oil company, has returned to Washington from a vacation spent in Europe. Atty.-General Moody will be back the latter part of the week. Then Special Assistant Attorney-Generals C. B. Morrison of Chicago and F. B. Kellogg of St. Paul will be summoned to Washington and an unrelenting campaign against the oil octopus will be outlined. If the government wins the rebate suits the judges will have it in their power to impose fines aggregating more than $100,000,000. So far as the prosecution is concerned no effort will be made to have the fines held down. The program is to turn the history of the Standard Oil company back thirty years to the time when there was competition between the various companies. Lost—One gold locket set with rubies and emeralds; lost between S. P. depot and Center street. Finder return to Jos. Backs & Son furniture store and receive reward. Just Arrived Suppenheimer Clothing, Stiff and Soft Hats Golf and Negligee Sirts Trousers Underwear Clock Ties and Suspenders And then some. Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main 66 Millinery Removal MISSES HILL announce that on Oct. 1st they will move their Millinery Store to the premises adding A. Nagel's store, on the west, where they will open with a careselected stock of Fall Millinery, Hats and other articles usually in a first-class millinery store. Removal Sale The stock at present on hand is offered at low prices, in order to make for Fall Importations. Sugar Beet Pulp (Kow-Breakfast Food) FOR SALE. nts per ton f. o. b. cars or wagon fresh from Factory. Conceded to be the cheapest and ltry Food in California. Write for freight rate if too far to haul. Los Alamitos Sugar Company little molasses left at $1.00 per barrel. [aug9-3m] Los Alamitos, Cal. Suvio Gold and Copper Mining Company We wish to call the attention of our friends and stockholders that will RAISE THE PRICE of our Stock in the near future from fifteen Los Alamitos Sugar Company little molasses left at $1.00 per barrel. [aug9-3m] Los Alamitos, Cal. Uvio Gold and Copper Mining Company We wish to call the attention of our friends and stockholders that we will RAISE THE PRICE of our Stock in the near future from fifteen forty cents. So come and see us at once. We have the best mining position on the market today. Lines 10–11, 206½ South Broadway. Los Angeles, Cal. D. R. ALEXANDER, Secretary. DILUVIO GOLD AND COPPER MINING COMPANY Pure Food Achieves the packers sorely that a variety of agriculture should think forcing the new meat inspection are food laws as they read. It be so much easier to let things along with a promise from the fact that everything will be all dietary Wilson intends to have assurances, and in turn to be give the public better assurance not only must food products be wholesome, but the labels on must state the facts truthfully—for sausage, for instance, contains pork or part pork and part beef, and also, or whether lard has been banded with beef and mutton fats onseed oil. Consumers will be by the label just what they are, which was clearly the purpose press, although the packers may they are being abused by the sensory practice of honesty. Host of Insect Enemies The catalogue of "principal injurious insects of 1905," prepared by the Office of Entomology and printed in year-book of the department of nature, must excite a respectful attention for the successful general-bring a farm crop safe with the perils which environ it. It closely written pages are re-to list last year's new arrivals of enemies which make the vegetable truck crops and the fruits, cereals, cotton, shrubs and Notice to Contractors Bids will be received at the office of the Anaheim Union Water Company, Anaheim, Cal., for the construction and putting in place of cement pipe in ditch prepared by themselves on line of Outline Canal from Yorba Reservoir above Richfield. Said work will consist of about 1800 feet of 36 inch pipe between Stations 70 and 42-80 and about 300 feet of pipe across Wash below Richfield between Stations 70 and 73, also a concrete arch, between Station 57-20 and Station 61-43.7 at Richfield embracing about 429 feet, said work to be done in accordance with specifications on file in the office of the Company. sept27tf P. H. KRICK. Secy. Dissolution of Partnership The partnership heretofore existing between G. F. Martin and K. Klentem in the Center Market has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Martin retires. The business will be carried on at the old stand by Mr. Klentem. All bills owing the firm are payable at once, and bills owing by the firm should be presented immediately for payment. G. F. MARTIN, K. KLEMENT. Anaheim, Sept. 24, 1906. Keep your eye On our prices! Surprises for all! Absolutely the Lowest Prices and the Best Goods. Engraving Free. C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS! C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS! Notice is hereby given that the city taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and on all real property in the City of Anaheim, will be due and payable on the first Monday in October, 1906, and will be delinquent on the last Monday in November, next thereafter, at 6 o'clock p.m. Unless said taxes are paid prior to the last Monday in November, 1906, at 6 o'clock p.m., five per cent. will be added to the amount thereof. Said taxes are payable to the undersigned at his office in the City Hall, in said City of Anaheim, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 m., and between the hours of 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. N. F. STEADMAN, Marshal and ex-officio Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim. sep27:9t B. Dauser Dealer In all Kinds of GRAIN AND FEED Storage Warehouses And Custom Feed Mill in Connection Regular Mill Days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. LOCATION—South of Santa Fe depot. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good mare and colt for Leghorn or Plymouth Rock chickens not over one year old. R. R. Staples, end of West street. Phone 574. sep6-tf