anaheim-gazette 1906-10-18

LOCAL EVENTS Edward Michod has purchased a new touring car. Alex Henry was a visitor in town on Monday from Caledonia Grove. Mr. Dickel has had the interior of his store repainted and its appearance otherwise renovated and improved. Mr. and Mrs. Amberg have moved into their newly purchased residence on Claudina street. Mr. Nagel and family have moved into the Howard cottage two blocks south. Mr. Lagman has closed a deal for two lots in Nemetz tract fronting Olive street, near Center, with an object of building. The lot has 108 feet frontage and the consideration is $1000. A petition is in circulation at Fullerton and being numerously signed asking the city trustees to call an election to vote upon disincorporation. Opponents of the present city government aver the vote if taken will be in favor of disincorporating the town. County Treasurer Potter was over from Santa Ana the first of the week, accompanied by Charley Vandelip. Mr. Potter says democrats at the county seat concede his election by over 1000 majority. Supt. Lawrence of the Los Almitos sugar factory was in town a day or two ago. He expects to run the factory until December, and looks forward to a record-breaking run. Sugar percentages and purity continue high, and an excellent quality of sugar is being manufactured. A steam mangle and other machinery consigned to J. T. Shea of this city for his laundry was wrecked in a railway smashup some days ago in Colorado. Billy Warner failed to register, and will this year. F. W. Fleischman made Toro some days ago to put signment of fat cattle for market. George Hagar of the Miraflores was in town on ing. George says he is still but could not come in to ting in the afternoon b Hagar desired the horse make several calls upon f F. P. 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Charles Pasche who put Dauser place in West Ana visitor in town on Saturday substantial citizen from who comes to California rigors of the eastern climate desirable acquisition to our Mrs. Capt. Williams of Pittsburg on Saturday in telegraphic announcement in that city the preceding sister's husband, Wm. prominent business man o in his forty-seventh year succumbed to typhoid fever illness of only a few days. Supt. Lawrence of the Los Almitos sugar factory was in town a day or two ago. He expects to run the factory until December, and looks forward to a record-breaking run. Sugar percentages and purity continue high, and an excellent quality of sugar is being manufactured. A steam mangle and other machinery consigned to J. T. Shea of this city for his laundry was wrecked in a railway smashup some days ago in Colorado. The machinery is now at the Baker iron works in Los Angeles. The loss falls upon the railroad. Mr. Shea will order new machinery and will soon install a steam and electric plant. Will the reader of this article who knows any Vermonter residing in California kindly send the name and address of same to the secretary of the Vermont Society of Southern California, D. G. Andrews, 33 N. Fair Oaks Ave., Pasadena, Cal., so that all Vermonters in this state may become acquainted? Mrs. Lottie Seaman of Los Alamitos was on Friday granted a divorce from her husband, Alonzo Seeman, upon statutory grounds. Mrs. Seaman is an estimable woman and is receiving the congratulations of friends at the severance of her marital bonds. She contemplates removing to Los Angeles. Stockholders in the German-American bank assembled on Wednesday, Oct. 11, when the following board of directors was elected for the ensuing year: Joseph Helmsen, Ed Michod, A. Nagel, Tim Carroll, Dr. J. L. Beebe, Erwin Barr, W. A Bonynge, W. McLauchlin, H. W. Chynoweth. The annual report showed the bank to be in excellent condition, and that it is now paying expenses and 5 per cent on its capital stock. A new board of directors was chosen. It organized by electing H. W. Chynoweth president, J. Helmsen vice president, and Chas. A. Boege secretary and cashier. Republican candidates held a meeting at El Toro one evening last week which opened the campaign in that region. The precinct has 42 registered voters, all but two of them said to be republicans. Candidates Bishop and Davis made addresses and were well received, as were the other candidates also. The two democratic voters assured County Treasurer Potter they would support him for election. Mrs. Capt. Williams of Pittsburg on Saturday in telegraphic announcement in that city the preceding sister's husband, Wm. M. prominent business man owe in his forty-seventh year succumbed to typhoid fever illness of only a few days. Iams will probably be a Christmas. The republicans have first-class man for the office attorney. S. M. Davis nominee of that party has extensive experience and ability capable and qualified to office of district attorney in able manner. He is an er and can place his argument court and jury in a clear acting manner. He has always consistent and active republican Richard O'Neal is said to ed down an offer of $5,000 Santa Margarita ranch, with 225,000 acres situated in Diego and Riverside county has a seacoast frontage odd miles, and is regarded the most valuable single real estate in Southern California effort recently to secure for an electric line through was unsuccessful, and it isington syndicate is back off buy outright. O'Neal is laughed at the offer. Condemnation proceeding week instituted by the electric railway against Billy Young, La Habra to secure right of way forington trolley line. This some time ago reported umns, will extend from through the La Habra valley field, where, it is said, a will be laid out. Parties in with the railway company be running to the new town in the new year. The route still uncertain, but the lines less continue to Riverside canyon, where Huntington acquired right of way and sub-power station on the S A. Boege secretary and cashier. Republican candidates held a meeting at El Toro one evening last week which opened the campaign in that region. The precinct has 42 registered voters, all but two of them said to be republicans. Candidates Bishop and Davis made addresses and were well received, as were the other candidates also. The two democratic voters assured County Treasurer Potter they would support him for re-election, and one of them is solid for Walker for sheriff. The ladies of the Episoopal church served ice cream and cake, and the young folks enjoyed a social hop in the hall after the speaking. Tel. Main 53 Brushes and Combs Just received a large assortment of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Sage Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Combs and Rubber Sponges. BUY NOW As you will have a large assortment to pick from at correct place. REMEMBER THE PLACE Mullinix Drug Store Prescriptions a Specialty By Warner failed to get his name on register, and will have no vote this year. W. Fleischman made a trip to El Paso some days ago to purchase a convent of fat cattle for his wholesale business. George Hagar of the province of Colorado was in town on Friday morning. George says he is still a democrat, would not come in to the Bell meeting the afternoon because Mrs. Desired the horse and buggy to several calls upon friends. Nickey was in the Bell line of big cars in town on Friday. The Ana democrats arranged for a car company their candidate for governor called upon Mr. Nickey to accompany them. He consented, and was chauffeur to a party of big men. Mr. Nickey squared its by appearing in the Gillett yesterday. K Shanley writes from Salt Lake City will probably not be able to re-visit his home in this city until the year. Mr. Shanley is erectrick block in this city and will be back in time to vote at next election. Too bad, Judge! Les Pasche who purchased the place in West Anaheim, was a small town on Saturday. He is a initial citizen from Wisconsin, comes to California to escape the heat of the eastern climate. He is a little acquisition to our population. Capt. Williams departed forurg on Saturday in response to graphic announcement of the death city the preceding day of her husband, Wm. R. Brown, a sent business man of that city, forty-seventh year. Mr. Brown bed to typhoid fever after an illness only a few days. Mrs. Will- W. J. Thompson of Clair who some time ago departed for the northern citrus belt had rather a novel experience in the settlement of his father's estate in Ireland. When the old man died he left property estimated to be worth $10,000. There were only two heirs, Thompson and his brother, who lived at home. The Clair man wrote his brother that he would take $1000 and sign a deed vesting in him the entire estate. In a few weeks a letter arrived containing a check for $1000, together with a blank deed. When Thompson got the money he refused to sign the deed, but instead entered a plea for half the estate. He secured affidavits stating that when he wrote offering to sign a deed in return for $1000 he was insane, but the Irish court ruled that he must produce his witnesses in court to corroborate their story. Failing to so produce them the court issued a deed to the brother, and Thompson is out several thousand dollars on the deal. Plans and specifications of the Welborn Wallop residence are in the market for estimates. From statement made by the architect the cost of the building will be from $2500 to $3000 and when completed will add greatly to that residence section of our city, which has improved wonderfully within the past two years. Mrs. Wallop is entitled to words of praise in having the architect carry out ideas of what will be a model home. The building embraces all comforts and conveniences. The interior wood finish will be highly polished and stained to imitate antique oak, the exterior being of handsome design. Mrs. Lewis entertained the ladies' euchre club at her new home on Charles street on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Strodthoff won the first prize, Mrs. Hartung the second and Mrs. Adams the consolation. Refreshments Chamber of Commerce The board of directors member of commerce metion on Monday evening Messrs. Spake, McCollom strong, Yungbluth, Cain A communication was the Fullerton chamber reference to El Camino good roads club moved sired that all public in the county co-operate work. The local board its power to help the area. Various communications from different parts for descriptive literature this section. Secretary structured to attend to the At a recent meeting ing proposition and th fire company were p city trustees for approving matters have not been The chamber of com are anxious to see these tions brought to a succi tion and will use their toward that end. The secretary was in ify the Santa Fe co morning freight block crossings here longer thanance allows. Buena P Arthur Clark has r Angeles to make his father and family. Mr. died in Los Angeles cancer. The family b ence of a large circle off bereavement. A warrant is to be iss rest of a 16-year-old you for a depredation commi the line in Los Angeles young man stands a good Republicans have nominated a man for the office of district attorney. S. M. Davis the regular vice president business man of that city, forty-seventh year. Mr. Brown added to typhoid fever after an outbreak only a few days. Mrs. Will will probably be absent untilimas. Lewis entertained the ladies' euchre club at her new home on Char-tres street on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Strodthoff won the first prize, Mrs. Hartung the second and Mrs. Adams the consolation. Refreshments were served during the afternoon and a pleasant time was spent by those present. Nemetz has just received a building permit for a residence to cost $1600 to be started immediately on lot 6 of the Nemetz tract fronting Olive street near Center. The plans and specifications were made by O. Lagman and show a building of five rooms, with all modern appliances and presenting the appearance of art, comfort and elegance. Upward of twenty new residences are building in this city, while plans are being completed for several others. One contractor is building five and has plans for four more. Another is building four and has plans ready for three. The cost ranges from $1500 to $5000. Frank Porter, a prominent Orange-thorpe avenue walnut grower and democratic wheelhorse, accompanied Theo A. Bell from Fullerton to this city on the occasion of that gentleman's visit here on Friday. James S. Rice of Tustin, well-known throughout Southern California as a leading citizen of Orange county, was in town on Friday to attend the Bell meeting. Mr. Rice is a brother-in-law of C. A. Barlow, democratic nominee for congress in this district. Workmen are engaged in the erection of N. Hart's brick building on East Center street. The building will cost $2500 and will be occupied when completed by Huenemyer's restaurant. Milton and Clarence Spencer and Henry and Sandy Schalte went up to Silverado canyon for quall returning Tuesday evening with the limit. Peter Weisel went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to deliver a four-cylinder Moline touring car, which was sold to a gentleman of that city. Arthur Clark has re-entered Angeles to make his father and family. Mr. died in Los Angeles in cancer. The family became of a large circle of bereavement. A warrant is to be issued rest of a 16-year-old younfor a depredation committed the line in Los Angeles young man stands a good sent to the reform he been in mischief a grievous and has a dog-poisoning up to him. It is said that influence over other bodies and the good people are of opinion that they checked in his waywardness. Numerous complaints the condition of the new recently opened to the dents are wondering woughfare will be complied. The demand for lily increase, notwithstanding the price has advanced loads were shipped out lesser amounts are consented to market. The lawn party given able home of Mr. and Mrs. Friday evening, for the free library, was a prompt. Ralph Morgan was in Angeles on Monday on Val Brown accompanied and child came up from Monday for a visit of secrecy. Mr. Warren wants young man to work in b In response to a request polled at the recent electors of the Santa Ana v company, we publish The directors elected by A. N. Saxton, George D. Stan, Asa E. Cox, M. N. resulted as follows: Sa Dierker 12,899.79, Dur Cox 11,062.15, Nisson 14 mor 7003.15. Mr. Armand for re-election. He has ber of the board for may probably the best postedern California upon irritating irrigation. B distinct loss to the board. Rev. Father Griffith, of the Catholic church will extend from Los Nietos in the La Habra valley to Richhere, it is said, a new townsite laid out. Parties in close touch the railway company say cars will going to the new townsite early new year. The route thence is certain, but the line will doubtcontinue to Riverside, up River where Huntington has already had right of way and land for a river station on the Scully ranch. East Center street. The building will cost $2500 and will be occupied when completed by Huenemyer’s restaurant. Milton and Clarence Spencer and Henry and Sandy Schalte went up to Silverado canyon for quail returning Tuesday evening with the limit. Peter Weisel went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to deliver a four-cylinder Moline touring car, which was sold to a gentleman of that city. Sandilands & Weisel report the sale of three Moline automobiles. Skinner & Son have sold three Reo automobiles to parties hereabout the past week. C. I. Hoople made a business trip on Tuesday to Riverside. If you are interested in automobiles drop in at the Orange County Garage of Weisel & Sandilands and look over their machines. They handle the popular Moline and Wayne Touring Cars and Runabouts, both of which are absolutely guaranteed. Let us show you why, in buying one of these cars, you are getting more for your money than you will find elsewhere. Always pleased to show cars and answer questions. For Rent—Fifty acres of extra good land suitable for beans, peanuts, potatoes or corn. With five-room house and barn. Address E. W. Pyne, Anaheim, R. F. D. 3; two miles southeast of Yorba. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conserved compound interest allowance our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH. President, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Rev. Father Griffith, of the Catholic church in the point of death at Honolulu, sult of a fall upon the dence where he was reeled He fell heavily, striking the stairs, fracturing the ing rendered unconscious occurred two weeks yesterday advices said gained consciousness that he is not expect Father Griffith has many who will deplore the act as the unfavorable turn taken. Henry Adams went to Tuesday evening to beings at the Elk lodge. Druggist Mullinix v in Santa Ana over Sund WALNUT GROWERS See us before selling crop. We can do you sell ASHER & FAIR oc4m1 Chamber of Commerce the board of directors of the chamber of commerce met in regular session on Monday evening; present messrs. Spake, McCollum, Boege, Armong, Yungbluth, Cailor. A communication was received from Fullerton chamber of commerce inference to El Camino Real and the road club movement. It is decided that all public organizations in the county co-operate in this grand park. The local board will do all in power to help the good roads club. Various communications were received from different parts of state asking descriptive literature pertaining to section. Secretary Boege was instructed to attend to the matter. At a recent meeting the street-pav-proposition and the forming of a company were presented to the trustees for approval but as yet matters have not been acted upon. A chamber of commerce directors anxious to see these two propositions brought to a successful termination and will use their best endeavors toward that end. The secretary was instructed to not the Santa Fe company that its running freight blockades the street passings here longer than the ordinance allows. Buena Park Arthur Clark has removed to Los Angeles to make his home with his father and family. Mr. Clark's mother lives in Los Angeles on Thursday of her. The family have the condolences of a large circle of friends in their devotion. The warrant is to be issued for the arrest of a 16-year-old youth of this place as depredation committed just across line in Los Angeles county and the man stands a good chance of being Fire on Bixby Ranch A fire on the Bixby ranch, in the foothills above Olive, on Tuesday of last week burned over 3000 acres of feed, destroying it, and entailing damages to the extent of $4000. The fire was caused, so Foreman Wilson of the ranch states, by sparks from a passing locomotive. It was discovered at about 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and although the entire ranch force and many of the neighboring ranchers responded quickly, doing everything to quell the flames, the fire burned until Thursday at noon. It was one of the worst fires in the history of that part of Orange county. Mr. Wilson estimates there are 700 head of stock on the ranch, and believes sufficient feed remains to carry them through the season. Democrats Call Off Meetings Tax Collector Robinson was in town on Friday with the Bell party, as was also Sheriff Lacy, Surveyor Finley and other candidates. Robinson said the democratic county central committee had decided to call off the meetings of candidates in the several precincts of Orange county. "Why did the committee do this?" he was asked. "Well," he replied, meditatively, "the are no accommodations in many of the outlying precincts [Billy Hale hunched the reporter], and we decided to give all spare time to a personal canvass. We did contemplate holding those meetings; but they have been called off." Robinson denied that he ever wore a pink undershirt, and started to pull the protruding portions of the garment from under his shirt sleeve; but there is another story out that he wears lace on his panties. Theo. Lacy came up extending the Arthur Clark has removed to Los Angeles to make his home with his mother and family. Mr. Clark's mother is in Los Angeles on Thursday of October. The family have the condolences of a large circle of friends in their neighborhood. Warrant is to be issued for the arrest of a 16-year-old youth of this place who has depredation committed just across the line in Los Angeles county and the dog man stands a good chance of being sent to the reform school. He has been in mischief a great deal of late and has a dog-poisoning case charged against him. It is said the youth's bad behavior over other boys is being no doubt and the good people of the Park of opinion that the boy should be locked in his wayward career. Numerous complaints are made of condition of the new county road密切 opened to the north. Residents are wondering when the thorny fare will be completed. The demand for lily cream is on the release, notwithstanding the fact that price has advanced. Three cars were shipped out Monday while amounts are constantly being raised to market. The lawn party given at the hospital home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox on Sunday evening, for the benefit of the library, was a pronounced success. Ralph Morgan was down from Los Angeles on Monday on business. Al Brown accompanied by his wife child came up from Newport on Friday for a visit of several days. Mr. Warren wants a good steady man to work in his grocery. A response to a request for the vote held at the recent election for director of the Santa Ana valley irrigation company, we publish the following: Directors elected are as follows: F. Saxton, George Dierker, J. Dunne, Asa E. Cox, M. Nisson. The vote elected as follows: Saxton 13,359.68, Dierker 12,899.79, Dunstan 12,287.40, Nisson 10,184.5, S. Arroyo 7,003.15. Mr. Armor was defeated in the election. He has been a member of the board for many years, and is probably the best posted man in South California upon irrigation and laws regarding irrigation. His defeat is a direct loss to the board. Prof. J. F. Walker is giving the Epworth leaguers some valuable lessons on leadership in young peoples meetings. It will be worth your while to attend at 6:30 p.m. We Trust Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, dehydration, nervousness, exhaustion... We Trust Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, debility, nervousness, exhaustion, you should begin at once with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows it, too. Ask him about it. 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