anaheim-gazette 1906-10-04

Real Estate Transfers Furnished by the Orange County Title Company Santa Ana. W R Wycoff and wife to Lillie E McNeil—9 acres in NW ½ of NW¼, sec 2, t 4 s, r 10 w, $10 Harry G Dennis and wife to Emil Fritz—Part of w ½ of w ½ of lot 3, blk E, A B Chapman tract Huntington Beach Co to Joseph T Barbour and wife—Lots 18 and 20, blk 319, Huntington Beach, 17th St sec; $10 Wm L Tubbs et al to Irving Taylor—Lots 28 and 30, blk D, Rogers add to Laguna Beach, $10 Huntington Beach Co to S Eliza Hall—Lot 16, blk 408, Huntington Beach, Main St sec; $10 S J Jackman and wife to H R Barcus—6.4 ac on N Main st, Santa Ana; $10 Huntington Beach Co to Charles H Ayres—Lots 7 and 8, blk 111, Huntington Beach; $10 WW Wilson and wife to James Adams—Lot 11, blk 8, East Newport; $10 John Woods to Jeannette A Woods, Quit claim to any property of second party; $1 R H Gilman and wife to Frank Denman, lots 25 and 31. Tuffree's sub; $10 Joseph P Gibson to Jacob Stern, nw½ of sw½ of sw½. sec 7, t 4 s, r 9 w: $10 Herbert J Goudge and wife to Esther Lowry, lots 9 and 10, blk 4. Newport; $1100 Thomas G Drips and wife to H W Daniels, w½ lots 28, 29 and 30, blk 22, Fullerton; $10 Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co to Jotham Bixby Co, 1½ acres in lot 13, J D Taylor tract Lizzie A Clark to A B Bonham. lots 56, 57, 58 and 59, Westminster: $850 Benjamin Fernish and wife to N P should have a good demand type of barley is almost used in those countries for Mr. H. C. Compton of other grower of Monrovia he says of it: "In 1905, we unfavorable year for crops (Monrovian) made about more to the acre than the cley on the same kind of land is clean it weighs 140 pounds." From personal inspection the grain is large, plump and at a glance impresses of superior quality. San California were exhibited and at Portland, and at bitions expert judges awarded medal. As to the history of the David Fairchild of Washington says: "The barley in question secured by the American Monrovia, but by myself while abroad as explorer for of Seed and Plants Introduced United States Department nature. I personally talked originator of this barley Proskowetz. of Kwassitz. It to be one of the best breeds in the world, and is noted titles of early ripening, unusual yields, and special meali latter, together with other kernel, renders it one of the orites among the German the Austrian brewers." Von Proskowetz claims fity a pedigree and says that selected as a single plant froley which he knew to be Moravian origin. Through selections he has been able productivity up to 3,700 kil Herbert J Goudge and wife to Esther Lowry, lots 9 and 10, blk 4. Newport; $1100 Thomas G Drips and wife to H W Daniels, w/ lots 28, 29 and 30, blk 22, Fullerton; $10 Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co to Jotham Bixby Co, 1½ acres in lot 13, J D Taylor tract Lizzle A Clark to A B Bonham, lots 56, 57, 58 and 59, Westminster: $850 Benjamin Fernish and wife to N P Gobar, lots 12, 13 and 14, blk 19, Fullerton; $10 George W Makin and wife to Wm Talbert et al, lot 7, block 206, Huntington Beach; $10 W H Neiswender et al to Algonquin gun club, s¼ of se¾ of nw¾, sec 20, t5s, r11w; $10 Stearns Ranchos Co to Talbert drainage district—Right to construct ditches etc, over w 30 ft of secs 32, 29 and 20 and w 120 ac of s 240 ac of w½ sec 17, t5s, r10w Same to S H Finley—Water rights over 60 ac sec 2. t6s, r11w; $10 Huntington Beach Co to G E Foster, lots 14 and 16. blk 316, Huntington Beach; $10 G E Foster and wife to O P Benson, same property; $10 F K Adams and wife to J M Gillespie, lots 8, 10 and 12, blk 311, Huntington Beach; $10 B F Wright and wife to same, lots 21 and 23, blk 110, Huntington Beach; $10 MORAVIAN BARLEY While it is five years since the Moravian or Hanna barley was first introduced into California through a five-pound sample sent by the U. S. Agricultural Department to Prof. E. W. Hilgard of the Agricultural College of the University of California, and while all the experiments seem to demonstrate its superiority over other barleys in practically all important points, yet we find that but few farmers in California are aware of its existence and still fewer of its properties. The State Agricultural Society has made careful inquiry of a few farmers who have grown this barley more or less extensively, and if it possesses the qualities which those who have grown it agree that it has, the day ought to be hastened when it shall take the place of the common varieties of barley in all the grain fields of the State. If it is as much better than the common yields, and special meall latter, together with other kernel, renders it one of the orites among the German or Austrian brewers." Von Proskowetz claims for a pedigree and says that selected as a single plant from ley which he knew to be Moravian origin. Through selections he has been able productivity up to 3,700 kilo are (about 65 bushels) to the shorten its period of growth week. It is light strait suited especially to light loams. Owing to its ear quality, it is especially Hungary, where the hot soil in the latter part of July, Hanna barley has so far may be little influenced by it. heavy yielding capacity, high grade as a brewing variety is driving out all in Austria, and every year titles of seed grain are in Hungary. Respectfully, J. A. Finke Secretary State Agriculture COUNTY BREVIATION Another beach resort county, located on the bluffs between Laguna Beach port Bay, is in prospect Peters, William Miles and Callender of Los Angeles closed an agreement for them of 148.6 acres of land of the property now being by the Laguna Beach co price to be paid is $26,535. $8535.70 is cash, $6000 due $6000 due in two years and three years. Slope Needs Work San Francisco, Sept. 29 Fee, passenger traffic ma Southern Pacific company last night that the South company would make low next spring and next fall to induce workingmen and come to San Francisco, and come to the state generally. These rates will be $25 City, $33 from Chicago, and other points. California are aware of its existence and still fewer of its properties. The State Agricultural Society has made careful inquiry of a few farmers who have grown this barley more or less extensively, and if it possesses the qualities which those who have grown it agree that it has, the day ought to be hastened when it shall take the place of the common varieties of barley in all the grain fields of the State. If it is as much better than the common barley as we are led to believe it is from the reports made to us on the subject, then its general introduction throughout California one year earlier than might result through ordinary channels would be worth to the farmers of the state, in the increased yield alone, to say nothing about a better price by reason of its better quality, more than the cost of maintaining the State Agricultural society for a good many years. Without affirming or denying its properties, therefore, we state the points claimed for it in the hope that barley-growers may be induced to try it for themselves, and thus earlier reap the benefit if their trial should prove this new grain possesses the points in its favor that are claimed. Mr. August Hagemann of Livermore was the first to plant it in California, and has been growing it for five years. He says: "The Hanna or Moravian barley has shown more resistance to drought than the six-rowed common barley. In its normal state it weighs 56 pounds to the bushel; the standard weight of the six-rowed or common barley is 48 pounds to the bushel. The average yield under equal conditions is in favor of Moravian. It is an excellent feed barley as well as a brewing barley. Its malt shows by analysis to have a larger percentage of extract than chevalier barley. As an export barley for Australia and England it San Francisco, Sept. 29. Fee, passenger traffic map. Southern Pacific company, last night that the South company would make low next spring and next fall to induce working men and come to San Francisco, and come to the state generally. These rates will be $25 City, $33 from Chicago, and other points. Stopovers of five days allowed at any point in Californi. The Southern Pacific and Fe have decided to revise lars sent to all parts of dealing with the labor con city. In these circulars are the wages paid in San F printed, and since they h sued the wages have gone the officials feel it necessi the figures. The revised which will be sent out is a Bricklayers, $7 to $9; co ers, $6; plasterers, $7; lath pen ceas, $5 to $7; blacks painters, $4.50; horse shee ner, $5.50; sign writers, metal workers, $5.50; boo $4; termsters, $4; statione $5; rule setters, $5; cabin e inside finishers, $5 to $6. Mr. and Mrs. T.S.Br well-known botanists of have donated their entire selections and library to th of California. As a result nificent gift the facilites work at the State Universitically doubled and it no most complete represent of our Pacific Coast flora. Mr. Brandegee is a Y and a civil engineer of now Mrs. Brandegee is a native entitled to write "M.D name, but both have for have a good demand, as this barley is almost exclusively those countries for malting." C. Compton of Chico is an owner of Monrovian barley, and of it: "In 1905, which was an able year for crops, this barley (I) made about two sacks the acre than the common bar- the same kind of land. When it weighs 140 pounds to the personal inspection we can say it is large, plump and bright, glance impresses one as being prior quality. Samples from India were exhibited at St. Louis Portland, and at both exposi- pert judges awarded it a gold the history of the barley, Mr. Fairchild of Washington, D. C.. The barley in question was not by the American consul in India, but by myself personally broad as explorer for the Bureau and Plant Introduction of the States Department of Agriculpersonally talked with theor of this barley, E. Ritter wetz, of Kwassitz. It is claimed one of the best brewing barleys world, and is noted for its qual-early ripening, unusually heavy and special mealiness, which together with other qualities of renders it one of the great fav- mong the German as well as trian brewers." Proskowetz claims for the varie- igree and says that it was se- s a single plant from some bar- ch he knew to be of very old origin. Through careful ns he has been able to bring itsivity up to 3,700 kilos per hect- 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 Anaheim Walnut Association The Packing-house will Open Oct. 10, 1906 For the purpose of receiving Walnuts, and will commence grading and packing on the 15th of October. Men Desiring Work Will do well to see Mr. Hayden, at the corner of Broad and Los Angeles streets. Sherman Hayden will have charge of the packing-house this season. Republicans Attention! Grand Republican Rally! Anaheim Opera-house Friday Evening Oct, 5,'06 Grand Republican Rally! Anaheim Opera-house Friday Evening 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. 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 1300 feet of 36 inch pipe between Stations 30 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 61-48.7 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. SANTA FE HALF RATES Every Sunday the Santa Fe will sell ROUND TRIP tickets to Los Angeles and return at rate of ONE FARE (80 cts.) for the round trip. Good to return on day of sale only. dc7-td. J. H. Clabaugh, agent. TEXAS is just on the verge of one of the hottest political battles ever witnessed in the state, and it will be sensational from start to finish. Former Atty.-Gen. M. M. Crane of Dallas has agreed to meet Senator Bailey in joint Francisco, Sept. 29.—Charles S. Passenger traffic manager of the Southern Pacific may would make low rates, both spring and next fall to California since workingmen and laborers to San Francisco, and colonists to the state generally. The rates will be $25 from Kansas $33 from Chicago, and $50 from points. Overs of five days will be all at any point in California. Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe decided to revise their circuit to all parts of the country with the labor conditions in the in these circulars a schedule of wages paid in San Francisco was, and since they have been issued wages have gone up so that specials feel it necessary to revise them. The revised list of wages will be sent out is as follows: - layers, $7 to $9; cement workplasterers, $7; lathers, $7; carpers, $5 to $7; blacksmiths, $4.50; - horseshoes, $5; tinings, $5.50; sign writers, $5.50; sheet workers, $5.50; boiler makers, masters, $4; stationery engineers, settlers, $5; cabinet makers and finishers, $5 to $6. and Mrs. T. S. Brandegee, the known botanists of San Diego, donated their entire botanical collections and library to the University of California. As a result of this must gift the facilities for research at the State University are practiced and it now possess the complete representation extant Pacific Coast flora. Brandegee is a Yale graduate civil engineer of no mean ability, Brandegee is a native Californian and to write "M.D." after her but both have for many years ROUND TRIP tickets to Los Angeles and return at rate of ONE FARE (80 cts.) for the round trip. Good to return on day of sale only. dc7-td. J. H. Clabaugh, agent. TEXAS is just on the verge of one of the hottest political battles ever witnessed in the state, and it will be sensational from start to finish. Former Atty.-Gen. M. M. Crane of Dallas has agreed to meet Senator Bailey in joint debate all over the state, and as the relations between the gentlemen are already strained, it is confidently expected that the political “fur” will fly. Crane is one of the ablest men in the state, and a born “scrapper.” While attorney-general he once chartered a special train in order to meet a populist leader in joint debate, and is a great favorite with the democrats. His action in agreeing to meet Bailey is believed to foreshadow his candidacy before the state legislature for the United States senate in January, to succeed Bailey, if the legislature can be prevailed on to vote against Bailey. A patch of government ground has been discovered by the promoters of the seaside resort planned to be constructed at the mouth of Aliso creek. The government land lies south of Aliso creek between the 153 acres deeded by Priestly Hall of Riverside to Horace J. Pullen of Los Angeles and the Moulton ranch. Mr. Hall and Mr. Pullen have covered the whole of the government strip with mining claims, oil being named as the deposit. When Hall sold to Pullen neither had any doubt that the property joined onto the Moulton ranch. As the surveyors began outlining the division of the tract into lots for the building of homes for millionaires the discovery of the adjoining government land was made. GRAND PICNIC! Given by the Anaheim Turn Verein at Columbia Gardens, near the Brewery Sunday, Oct. 7, '06 The receipts of this picnic are for a building fund, for the erection of a beer hall and a gymnasium. ATHLETIC EXERCISES—1 Turning by Junior Turners: 2—High Jump, for all; 3—Turning exercises by girls; 4—Shot put, 32 pounds, open for 5—Turner Active Members, parallel and horizontal bars; 6—Sack race boys under 14 years. Refreshments will be served on the grounds. Grand ball in the pavilion. Music by Anaheim City Band All Are Invited! Opening Days Saturday and Monday, Oct. 6th and 8th New Millinery Store The Misses Hill Unce the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building, Her Street, and beg to inform their friends and the purchasing public that will open with a finely selected stock of HANDSOME MILLINERY Opening Days Saturday and Monday, Oct. 6th and 8th New Millinery Store The Misses Hill Unce the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building, Her Street, and beg to inform their friends and the purchasing public that will open with a finely selected stock of HANDSOME MILLINERY Pattern Hats, Children’s School Hats, Ribbons and all other articles found first-class millinery establishment. A cordial invitation is extended the purchasing public to call and inspect stock and prices. Promising all the most courteous treatment and the latest styles in millinwe are, yours very respectfully, MISSES H. & L. HILL. OPENING DAY SATURDAY, OCT. 6 We will give away to all cash purchasers on our Opening Day, Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons, Fountain Pens, Scarf Pins, Hat Pins, and other useful presents. A big line of Combs and Bracelets just received. All kinds of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and Silverware. B. HARTFIELD, The Jeweler Don't miss the Opening Day—SATURDAY, OCT. 6 Straight Talk! We want to do business with YOU and in order to do this we have placed our prices so extremely low as to be recognized at once by all as bargains. Watch our window for Satday bargains. ENGRAVING FREE. C. I. HOOPLE for Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silver— Just Arrived Kuppenheimer Clothing, Stiff and C. I. HOOPLE for Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silver Just Arrived Kuppenheimer Clothing, Stiff and Soft Hats Golf and Negligee Shirts Trousers Underwear Neck Ties and Suspenders And then some. Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main 66 Farmers Stockmen Dairymen Sugar Beet Pulp (Kow-Breakfast Food) FOR SALE. 0 cents per ton f. o. b. cars or wagon fresh from Factory. Conceded to be the cheapest and Dairy Food in California. Write for freight rate if too far to haul. Los Alamitos Sugar Company A little molasses left at $1.00 per barrel. [aug9-3m] Los Alamitos, Cal. Diluvio 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 thirty cents. So come and see us at once. We have the best mining proposition on the market today. Rooms 10–11, 206½ South Broadway. Los Angeles, Cal. D. R. ALEXANDER, Secretary. DILUVIO GOLD AND COPPER MINING COMPANY