anaheim-gazette 1906-11-08

LOCAL EVENTS F. W. Barron of the West End has returned from a visit of several weeks to points in Iowa. A change of time has gone into effect on the Santa Fe. The 8.51 a.m. southbound train has been changed to 8.29. Wm. Winsell and Tony Lopez went on a hunt for quail and doves in the Peralta foothills on Sunday and succeeded in bagging 38 birds. Henry Schwentker has formed a partnership with J. B. Pierce in the realty business. They have opened an office near the city hall and are at home to all callers desiring bargains in real estate. A. S. Bradford has presented the chamber of commerce with an odd-shaped seedless persimmon, having four perpendicular prongs, instead of being round. It has been added to the exhibit room. Andy Fuhrberg and Wm. Winsell left yesterday on a ten-days' hunting expedition to San Diego county. They go after quail and duck and will doubtless get limit bags and have a lot of fun beside. W. C. Talcott has decided to close out his jewelry store, and will shortly make an extended tour of the country. Mr. Talcott has made many friends during his residence here, by his uni-form courtesy and gentlemanly demenior. We regret to announce his coming departure, and trust his future lines may be cast in pleasant places. Capt. Williams received a letter on Monday from Frank Shanley who is in Salt Lake building a two-story business block. The judge's suit with the Wabash railroad, which seeks to condemn property belonging to him for denot purposes, has been submitted to Mrs. M. L. Goble returned last week from Dallas, Texas, after an absence of two months, during which time visitors with relatives and friends. Voters on the east side state they will request the supervisors to form new precinct embracing that tory, and to be known as East Anah precinct. The Anaheim Walnut associates shipped eight carloads of walnuts a week. The consignment goes to Seattle gets one, Galveston another, the rest go to Mississippi river other points east. W. W. Scott is out again after training the fracture of a rib at Grimshaw-Willett planing mill days ago. Mr. Scott was carrying heavy timber when he tripped and sustaining the injury stated as well other bruises. He was detained home only a day and is now attending his business again. M. L. Litten and wife will on 27th inst. celebrate the fiftheth anniversary of their marriage. They highly respected members of the community, esteemed by all who know them and worthy the congratulations they are receiving. May they be spared to enjoy many happy returns their wedding day. Mrs. Lydia Dyckman, mother Fred and William Dyckman and M. Heying of this city, died at her home on Lemon street at noon on Monday ter an illness of several months. She was in her eighty-first year. She turned some months ago from a visi relatives east and was in ill health ter her arrival. Burial services be held on Thursday from the Catholic church. Rev. Father Dubble will fiicate. Mrs. Maud Carr of the grammar school, who narrowly escaped fatal Capt. Williams received a letter on Monday from Frank Shanley who is in Salt Lake building a two-story business block. The judge's suit with the Wabash railroad, which seeks to condemn property belonging to him for depot purposes, has been submitted to arbitration, and will doubtless be amicably adjusted. Mrs. Kuhlman, wife of Assistant Agent Kuhlman of the Santa Fe, is seriously ill with typhoid. Mr. Kuhlman came to this section from Nebraska for the benefit of his wife's health, who was an invalid previous to arrival here, but has greatly improved in health during her residence in Southern California. A bad cold developed into typhoid. Yesterday an improvement was noted in her condition. Members of the board of directors of the Anaheim Union and Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company made a trip up the river some days ago on a reconortering expedition going as far as San Bernardino. They obtained a general view of the stream and the watershed on each side, examining as many of the diversions and pumping plants as the limited time would permit. The general purpose of the trip was to obtain such information by personal inspection as would enable the members of the two boards to take the necessary steps to safeguard the interests of the companies in the river. The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Orange county veterans' association at Fullerton on Wednesday last: T. S. Houghawout of Santa Ana, president; Wm. Jackson, Orange: Thomas Niles, Westminster, L. R. Williams, Anaheim, M. S. Chapman, Santa Ana, vice presidents; A. B. Paul, Santa Ana, adjutant; J. H. Hall, Santa Ana, treasurer; A. B. Markle, Anaheim, chaplain; Comrades Chapman, Jackson, Scott, Cleaver and Freeman, executive committee. Santa Ana was selected as the place for holding the next annual reunion. At noon a bountiful repast of cold chicken, meats, beans, pumpkin pie like mother used to make and flicker on Lemon street at noon on Monday after an illness of several months. She was in her eighty-first year. She turned some months ago from a visit relatives east and was in ill health ter her arrival. Burial services were held on Thursday from the Catholic church. Rev. Father Dubble will facilitate. Mrs. Maud Carr of the grammar school, who narrowly escaped fatal juries at the Santa Fe depot last week as a result of crossing the track as flyer was upon her, is convalescence her Los Angeles home, having been removed thither from the hospital Mrs. Carr's collar bone was broken she sustained other bruises. She probably be able soon to resume duties in the school room. At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd on Saturday night a pleasant evening was spent, the occasion being a "domestic shower" in honor of Miss Bertha Thayer, whose marriage to Walter Revel occurred Monday. The evening was spent with music and games. Dainty refreshments were served. At a late hour guests took their departure. Mrs. Thayer received many handsome useful presents. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. W. Reed Mrs. E. Craddock, the Misses Ade Dunn, Alice Haughn, Bertha Kraal Blanche Webb, Viola Sussmill, Alicia Lagorge, Jessie Boyd, Maud Littlefield Bertha Thayer. Rev. Father E. P. Griffith died at Hollister sanitarium on Wednesday Oct. 31st, after an illness of seven weeks due to injuries received by fall, in which his skull was fractured. Father Griffith was descending the stairway of the residence of the Catholic pastor at Hollister, when he hit his balance by stepping upon a bench which lay upon the stairs. He heavily striking his head upon railing. He never regained consciousness. Father Griffith filled the position of Catholic pastor here some years, serving two and a half years. He removed to Salinas and was on visit to a friend at Hollister when met the injury which resulted in death. He was aged 39 years. Bishop Conaty and Vicar-General Hartnette Los Angeles and Father Dubble of Mullinix Drug Store A full line of Drugs, Chemicals, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Sundries, Cigars. Kodak and Camera Supplies REMEMBER THE PLACE O. H. Mullinix Graduate in Chemistry and Pharmacy Goble returned last week Texas, after an absence during which time she relatives and friends. The east side state they supervisors to form embracing that terri-known as East Anaheim Walnut association harloads of walnuts this consignment goes east. Galveston another and Mississippi river and it. Is out again after sus-acture of a rib at the sett planing mill some Scott was carrying a when he tripped and fell, injury stated as well as He was detained at and is now attending again. and wife will on the rate the fiftieth anniversary marriage. They are members of the com-med by all who know may the congratulations long. May they be long many happy returns of day. Dyckman, mother of Sam Dyckman and Mrs. city, died at her home at noon on Monday af-several months. She city-first year. She re-nths ago from a visit to and was in ill health af-Burial services will tuesday from the Catholic Father Dubble will off-Carr of the grammar rowly escaped fatal in- Carr of the grammar slowly escaped fatal inenta Fe depot last week passing the track as the latter, is convalescing at his home, having been far from the hospital. A bone was broken and other bruises. She has been the shock, and will be soon to resume her school room. Nance of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday night a very busy was spent, the occasional shower" in honor Thayer, whose mariner Revel occurred on evening was spent with nieces. Dainty refresh-ed. At a late hour the their departure. Miss many handsome and those present were: Boyd, Mrs. W. Revel, Rock, the Misses Alice Knightn, Bertha Kraber, Viola Sussmill, Alta Boyd, Maud Littlefield, P. Griffith died at therium on Wednesday, an illness of several injuries received by a skull was fractured. It was descending the residence of the Catholister, when he lost stepping upon a book on the stairs. He fell into his head upon the pier regained consciousness Griffith filled the postmaster here some two and a half years. Salinas and was on a visit Hollister when he which resulted in his aged 39 years. Bishop General Hartnet of Father Dubble of this salaries were the best seen here in a long time, and the humor was uproarious and contagious. Manager Schumacher promises a number of other first-class shows this winter, and has lately added to the comfort of patrons of the house by installing 100 new opera chairs. The reception given to the teachers of the Anaheim schools by the ladies of the W. C. T. U. on Friday at the home of Mrs. Clemmens on South Los Angeles street was a very enjoyable affair. About seventy were present, of which number twenty-five were teachers. A splendid program was rendered, as follows: Solo.....H. A. Dickel Whistling Solo...Mrs. McFarland, accompanied by Miss Johnston Reading.....Mrs. Hoople Violin Solo.....Miss Hill (Santa Ana) Greeting.....Mrs. Hill (County President) Response.....Prof. Walker The professor, as usual, was there with the right talk in the right place. Object of the reception was to have the subject of the injurious effects of alcohol and narcotics on the human system more thoroughly taken up in our public schools. The Huntington Beach News reports that parties are purchasing land in a shoestring district extending northeast from that flourishing seaside resort, and announces that these purchases point to a construction of astrolly line from that point to a junction with the line now approaching Placentia from Los Nietos. These purchases, it adds, are made for the Pacific Electric railway, and extends several miles in this direction. As we have hitherto stated, Mr. Huntington has informed a leading resident of Placentia that he will construct a trolly line from that section through this city to Huntington Beach. Mr. Huntington is after business, and there is no line in Southern California which would tap more business than this cross-country trolly line. We hope to see work undertaken on this line early next year. 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 promise to turn out a bond. It is the intention of the company push the work on the "Spencer" of claims as fast as possible, andduce the greatest possible resultthe least possible expense.economy compatible with scrimming will be practiced rigidly.dollar expended must produce a worth of results. There are teners at work at present, and more be added as fast as they can be.The aim of the management is to retain depth in the workings at the best possible date.Both shafts wink sunk as fast as drills can cut.As shafts are going down directly ovein,the ore that is mined in so would more than pay for the cofine work if shipped to the smeltter is not intended, however, to ship pound of ore at present.It is certainty that within a short time all results of the work planned will be erection of a mill or smelter property; consequently,the ore shipping the ore should be savedthe same reason,the ore on the estimated at several hundred tons be retained for future reduction. This briefly, is the course of development weich.upon expert advisors directors of the company have adand they have every reason to bethat a strict adherence to this plan make the "Kelso" a great and mine. Sociaf and Musicafe An enjoyable entertainment given at Odd Fellows hall on Wednesday by Anaheim Council Knights of Columbus. The follw was rendered: Address.....J. T. Shea, Plano Solo.....Miss Sophia Vocal solo.....Mrs. J. T. Vocal solo.....H. A. Buck and wing dance, monologue....J. Vocal solo.....Miss May C. Plano duett.....Sophia and Marie Address.....Rev. Father Duett.....Agnes and Claudina LAND FOR RENT Ten acres south of Russian city one mile west of Magnolia's house; house, well and barn.Ap Fred Maurer, West street, Be Center and Broadway. NOTICE Cyrus Macy hereby gives notice his place, 1 mile west of Loarbeen withdrawn from the market. WALNUT GROWERS, ATTENDANCE See us before selling your w crop. We can do you some good GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAHEIM, We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative ba Four per cent. per annum compound interest allowed on depo our Savings Department. Did you know that J. W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods and Notion Crockeryware, Hardware, Tinware Also, we handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car and don't forget that we pay the Highest Market H for Produce. J.W. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, C Phones: Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange No Spurious Money. A statement in a local publication, and also appearing in a Los Angeles paper, to the effect that bogus $20 gold pieces were in circulation here, brought John F. Cronin, agent of the U.S. secret service, here from Los Angeles in a hurry. Mr. Cronin pronounced the story, after careful examination, a canard, saying there was nothing in the story. "It is strange how these reports about bad money originate," said he; "there is absolutely no foundation for the story, and it seems a pure invention. After the San Francisco fire there appeared a number of bad $5 gold pieces, but these were speedily run down and retired from circulation. They were apparently genuine pieces of money, but did not ring. There are none of them in circulation now. You may brand this latest story about these bogus double eagles as a canard." Inquiry at the banks elicited the information that nothing was known of the existence of any bad gold pieces. A few bad $5 gold pieces were rejected some months ago, but since then no bad spurious metal has appeared. The directors of the chamber of commerce met on Monday evening and discussed matters of local interest. An invitation was received from the Santa Ana board of trade requesting this city to send an exhibit to the Parade of Products to be held in Santa Ana Dec. 4th next. A committee was appointed to endeavor to arrange for the exhibit. The office hours of Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist in the Federman building will be on Saturdays hereafter. Other hours by appointment. Dr. Roberts keeps an automobile to visit patients at their homes, when for any reason they can not, or do not care, to come to the office. And Arthur McAuley remains with attention of the company to look on the "Spencer" group past as possible, and to protest possible results with possible expense. Every compatible with scientific practice rigidly. Every led must produce a dollar's profits. There are ten minutes present, and more will last as they can be used. The management is to attend the workings at the earlgate. Both shafts will be drills can cut. As these being down directly on the that is mined in sinking than pay for the cost of shipped to the smelter. It ed, however, to ship one that present. It is a cer- within a short time the re-work planned will justify of a mill or smelter on the consequently, the cost of store should be saved. For even, the ore on the dumps, several hundred tons, will or future reduction. It is the course of development expert advise, the company have adopted, every reason to believe adherence to this plan will felso" a great and rich af and Musicafe table entertainment was Fellows hall on Wednesday by Anaheim Council 1154, Columbus. The following: J. T. Shea, Lecturer Miss Sophia Rimpau Mrs. J. T. Carroll H. A. Dickel dance, monologue...J. T. Shea Miss May Callahan Sophia and Marie Rimpau Rev. Father Dubbel Agnes and Claudina Rimpau ND FOR RENT outh of Russian church, west of Magnolia schoolwell and barn. Apply to West street, between broadway. NOTICE hereby gives notice that mile west of Loara, has own from the market. ROWERS, ATTENTION more selling your walnut do you some good. Products to be held in Santa Ana Dec. 4th next. A committee was appointed to endeavor to arrange for the exhibit. The office hours of Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist in the Federman building will be on Saturdays hereafter. Other hours by appointment. Dr. Roberts keeps an automobile to visit patients at their homes, when for any reason they can not, or do not care, to come to the office. And Arthur McAuley remains with us. Arthur is too good a boy to be voted out of town. As manager of the famous Walkover baseball club he has earned undying fame and has a secure place in the affection of his friends and neighbors. The Walkover players, by the way, so Arthur informs us, are back to the woods. J. F. Ahlborn who for a number of years past has been a trusted employee of Stern Bros.' establishment has resigned his position on account of ill health. He is spending a few days at Long Beach with Mrs. Ahlborn. He will remain a resident of this city. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the Anaheim post office week ending Nov. 5, 1906: O H Benton, F Botrero, Otto Dittmar, A Etcheverra for John Sahargun, Mrs McLyon Hatfield, Mrs Dorris Kohler; S Monahan, Lewis Powell, J D Schutt, Miss Annie Speight, Miss Annie Speight, card. When calling for above letters please say "advertised," and name the date of this list. One cent extra will be charged for each advertised letter. Letters remaining unclaimed at the expiration of fifteen days from date will be sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. Ducks for Thanksgiving in quantities to suit at the famous Jungle ranch west of town. Leave orders for Christmas ducks. The finest in the land. A. J. and Damon Snodgrass. Help! Help! I'm Falling Thus cried the hair. And a kind neighbor came to the res Help! Help! I'm Falling Thus cried the hair. And a kind neighbor came to the rescue with a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. The hair was saved! This was because Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular hair medicine. Falling hair is caused by a germ, and this medicine completely destroys these germs. Then the healthy scalp gives rich, healthy hair. The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer's SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. Our fall term begins Sept. 3, 1906. Forty graduates last year. This College aids a greater percentage of its graduates in securing good positions than any other college in Southern California. Call or write for College Journal. H. O. SISSON, Pres. aug9-1m