anaheim-gazette 1906-11-01

Kelso Mining and Milling Co. The property of the Kelso Mining and Milling company is situated in the Gold Belt and Mid Hills districts, Providence mountains, San Bernardino county, California. The camp is six miles from Hayden on the Salt Lake railroad, and nine miles from Kelso. The altitude of the camp is about four thousand feet, nearly two thousand feet above the railroad, with a gradual down-grade from the camp to Hayden, where it is purposed to build the company's warehouses. The road is remarkably good, being constructed of decomposed granite, which packs to the consistency of macadam, thus making ideal facilities for teaming. The country lying between the railroad and the camp is of such a nature that a spur can be constructed at a very little expense, should need for such arise. Ore can be hauled to the railroad at slight cost, should the company decide to ship to the smelters either at Salt Lake City or Needles before building a mill or smelter on the property. The development of the various claims owned by the company consists of about two hundred and sixty-five feet of tunnels, and in the neighborhood of four hundred feet of shaft work. Running across the full length of the "Saddle Rock" and "Cornucopia" claims is a ledge from fifteen to thirty-five feet wide, continuous, strong and broken. Surface assays across this ledge show good value in gold and silver, while streaks from six inches to a foot wide run as high as three hundred dollars per ton. This vein runs along the top of a ridge, and the outcroppings can be plainly seen for a distance of half a mile, in places protruding from the surface of the ground as high as ten and fifteen feet, and showing perfect wall formation for the entire distance visible. On the Saddle Rock claim, a tunnel is being run from the side of the hill to tap this ledge at a depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet. Officers and Associates—John E. Nelson, president; Los Angeles; John R. Gardiner, vice-president; Los Angeles; Clifton C. Osborne, secretary; Los An- Instructions to HOW TO GET YOUR NAME The person desiring to come to the guard rail name and address, (or if to write, shall have the name for him), on a roster of votes for the purpose, and announce to one of the ballot clerk. The ballot clerk shall dible tone of voice announce and address, and the other shall look for the name register. If the name be found on the second ballot clerk's name and address, will challenges may be entered vote, as provided in section political code. The challenge then shall upon by the election board. If the challenge be over election board the first shall give the voter a ticker other clerk shall then write opposite the name the number of the ticket. Then the voter for the name be permitted to enter the by the guard rail. The ballot clerk shall one ticket. HOW TO MARK THE ON receiving his ballot shall forthwith, and with enclosed space, retire of the places, booths or provided, to prepare his intends to vote a straight dependent ticket he shall (X) in the party voting head of such party or ticket and such stamp sha- to be a vote for each canon on such party or indepen- If he intends to vote for didates, only, on one ticke didates on different ticke stamp a cross (X) in the v after the name of every whom he intends to vote, be counted as a vote for e ter whose name the voter such gross, or he may vote. On the Saddle Rock claim, a tunnel is being run from the side of the hill to tap this ledge at a depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet. Officers and Associates—John E. Nelson, president, Los Angeles; John R. Gardiner, vice-president, Los Angeles; Clifton C. Osborne, secretary, Los Angeles; Dr. E. J. Bulgin, treasurer, Long Beach; Chas. R. Campbell, sub't and director, Los Angeles; Wilson Barnes, consulting mining engineer, Fullerton; Harris & Harris, counsel, Los Angeles. Commercial National bank, depository, Los Angeles. LOCAL PEOPLE VISIT THE MINE. Henry Adams and B.V. Beebe visited the mine some days ago and on their return make the statement that they saw led them to believe that a mine of immense richness had been discovered. "I dislike to say just what we saw," said Mr. Beebe, "for I am afraid you would not believe half of it. But it is certainly the richest mining enterprise I ever saw. Mr. Adams and myself made an investment in stock and are more than satisfied with it. There is a large amount of rich ore in sight, and I look for the property to develop into one of the richest mines in the country. Mr. Adams was also most favorably impressed with the mine, and pronounced it one of the richest ventures he had ever witnessed. Other Orange county residents have lately visited the mine and made investments. A more extended interview with them will appear in our next issue. Real Estate Transfers Furnished by the Orange County Title Company Santa Ana. W C Mushet, trustee in bankruptcy to Jacob Stern—Lot 9, blk 20, Fullerton; $250 Robert C Hiatt to Southern California Baptist convention—Lot 1, blk C, La Habra; $100 Joseph C Gomber et al to Anna F Hershman—Lots 23 and 24, blk A, Center tct, Anaheim; $10 Charles Bozenta Chlapowski and wife to Townsend-Daymon Inv co—The Mo- W C Mushet, trustee in bankruptcy to Jacob Stern—Lot 9, blk 20, Fullerton; $250 Robert C Hiatt to Southern California Baptist convention—Lot 1, blk C, La Habra; $100 Joseph C Gomber et al to Anna E Hershman—Lots 23 and 24, blk A, Center tct, Anaheim; $10 Charles Bozenta Chlapowski and wife to Townsend-Daymon Inv co—The Mojeska rancho; $15 E K Benchley to M L Stovall—Lot 14, blk 9, Fullerton; $10 Howard for Township Justice No republican on the ticket is more entitled to the support of his party than J. S. Howard, nominee for township justice. He has filled the office during the past four years, and his friends submit the claim that he is really entitled to re-election. His single administration has been characterized by economy and the protection of the interests of the taxpayer, but as well in the enforcement of the penalties of the law against evil doers of high and low degree. The judge's decisions have been uniformly upheld by good citizens generally, and he is up for one of the largest votes on the ticket. The judge is not one of these fellows whom it takes a forty-foot pole to reach after the election. He is the same plain gentleman all the year round, and his popularity is attested by all. A good man in office. Keep him in for another term. The Young Ladies Gymnasium club of this city gave a most enjoyable social hop on Friday evening in Kroeger hall. The hall was artistically decorated with Jack-o-Lanterns, yellow crepe paper, smilax and green pepper boughs. Thirty couples were present. Instructions to Voters HOW TO GET YOUR BALLOT The person desiring to vote shall go to the guard rail and write his address, (or if he be unable write, shall have the same written name), on a roster of voters provided the purpose, and announce the same name of the ballot clerks. The ballot clerk shall then in an autome of voice announce such name address, and the other ballot clerk look for the name given on the cerber. The name be found on the register second ballot clerk shall repeat the and address, whereupon any changes may be interposed to the was provided in section 1230 of the local code. The challenge then shall be passed by the electton board. The challenge be overruled by the on board the first ballot clerk give the voter a ticket, and the clerk shall then write on the regapposite the name of the voter, number of the ticket given him. On the voter for the first time shall be permitted to enter the place enclosed guard rail. The ballot clerk shall give him but bucket. HOW TO MARK THE BALLOT. receiving his ballot, the elector forthwith, and without leaving closed space, retire alone to one places, booths or compartments ed, to prepare his ballot. If he is to vote a straight party or indident ticket he shall stamp a cross of the party voting circle at the of such party or independent and such stamp shall be deemed a vote for each candidate named in party or independent ticket. intends to vote for some candision, only, on one ticket, or for cans on different tickets, he shall a cross (X) in the voting square. The name of every candidate for the intends to vote, and this shall intended as a vote for each party afpose name the voter has stamped Hatzfeld's Reliable Pharmacy Next to Postoffice If your prescription is filled here it is filled accurately and with fresh, pure drugs Seventeen years experience in the drug business. This store is advertised by the people. Ask your neighbor this question. "Who is your druggist?" The answer should be: HATZFELD Ask about Cal-Lax Tablets, the California Laxative. J. P. Hatzfeld, Prop. Anaheim, California Phone Main 291 Received a consignment of Cut Glass and new line of 1847 Roger Bros. Silverware. B. Hartfied - Jeweler Helmsen Building Barbara Held's attempt a few days ago to light a gasoline stove in the house of Mrs. Brown at Los Alamitos resulted in her narrow escape from death by burning, the total loss of the Brown cottage, a big grass fire and the threatened destruction of the reservoir of the Alamitos water company and surrounding buildings. The fire although it was near a plentiful supply of water, could not be reached by hose, and the residents of the vicinity turned out and valiantly fought the fire, using buckets, pans and other kitchen utensils. Mrs. Brown is prostrated on account of the shock of the fire and other physician West Coast S Offers 100,000 s Treasury Stock MINING AND M At 25c. per share At 25c. per share property It Bird V. Beebe and Henry M. Adams property. Ask them about it. W. A. Barnes of Fullerton, expert miner John Mitchell, who has mined for most people of Santa Ana would swear by examined and recommended this mine. The stock is being sold to careful, consider any of the men named above; then sell The West Coast FISCAL AGENCY 410 Pacific Los Angeles Stock, Olmstead & Co. Real Estate, Stocks Bonds and Insurance word to you Mr. Buyer: Property is Cheaper today in Anaheim than in any other place in Southern California. It is not going to stay at the prices it is now offered. Get next. Now is the time to buy We have some of the best buys to be found, on our list now, THEY WON'T LAST LONG, THOUGH. Have you Property to Sell? If you have bring it and list it with us. We are now revising our list. so if we already have your property come in and relist it with us Give us your Insurance. Our companies pay dollar per dollar. Stock, Olmstead & Co. Real Estate. Loans New Millinery Store The Misses Hill ounce the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building, after Street, and beg to inform their friends and the purchasing public that they will open with a finely selected stock of HANDSOME MILLINERY Pattern Hats, Children's School Hats, Ribbons and all other articles found New Millinery Store The Misses Hill ounce the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building, after Street, and beg to inform their friends and the purchasing public that they 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. THE First Securities Co. ,000 Shares of the Stock of KELSO ND MILLING CO. are Investigate this AND MILLING CO. are Investigate this It is a winner! M. Adams of Anaheim have visited this at it. expert miner, recommends this property. ned for more than 50 years, and who the swear by on a mining proposition, has ed this mine. careful, conservative investors. Consult ve; then send your order to Coast Securities Co. ISCAL AGENTS Pacific Building Los Angeles