anaheim-gazette 1906-11-08

Real Estate Transfers Furnished by the Orange County Title Company Santa Ana. William F. Mack and wife to Walter B. Robinson—10 ac in lot 8, Anaheim extension; $10. Julia E. Litten and wife to Sarah Lee, lot 12, Homestead tp, to Mary Strobel at Anaheim; $10. L. A. Evans and wife to Minnie M. Bentz, lot 5, blk C, Center tp, Anaheim; $10. Mrs. Celestia Duel and husb to S. Estella Dusenberg, lots 9 and 10, block 15, Fullerton; $10. Strehle & Tedford to A. E. Strehle, lot 3, Sunrise tp; $10. Mrs. Clementine Langenberger to Madge Dusenbury, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, blk 22, Fullerton; $10. Ole B. Weaver to John Weaver, lot 16, blk L, Center tp, Anaheim; $10. Florin C Spreadling et al to Charles Wellington Wilson—Lots 26 and 28, blk 211, Huntington Beach; $10 Rachel M. Mead to Frank J. Mead, 15 ac about two miles northeast of Orange; $1. Abbott Clark to Willard Smith, 3 ac of west 7 ac of n¼ blk A, and und 2-9th int in 4 ac of said west 7 ac: $10. J. T. Raitt to City of Santa Ana, strip of land in lot 2, blk E, West tp; $1. E. Kelsey to Jacob Stern, lot 3, sec 5, tp 4 S, r 9 w; $10. H F Gibbs to Viola M Gibbs, s½ of set of net sec 35, tp 5 s, r 11 w; $10. Clinton Andre and wife to Abstract & Title Guar Co, trustee, blk A, Bayside; $10. Verna Parker and husb to Mary E Reed—w 25 ft lot 69, C Z Culver Home tp; $10. John Harrison and wife to Oscar Neumann—s½ lot 2, Fletcher tp, also strip adjoining; $10. Huntington Beach Co to Mary M Goodin—lot 22, blk 407, Huntington tary were authorized desk for the office. SUPERINTENDENT To the board of directors heim Union Water men. Following is mytober: Regular employes.... Cleaning— To cleaning, scraping above upper zanjero scraping sand from above zanjero house overschute to river three bridges and storm and sluiceway cleaning on main tween Horseshoe zanjero house.... Cleaning Anaheim m at Yorba.... Cleaning main canal flume 7 and reservoir To cleaning Olinda br To cleaning Anaheim To cleaning Fullerton centia ditches.... Construction— Total amount of labor ber on outlet and inf es to and from the Yervoir .... Amount cement used work to date, 127½ b To labor and team work ervoir dam to Oct. 3 Gentlemen:—The o ditches to and from ne been completed with section contracted to now ready to be cemelceived four hundred ba which has been stored Would also notify your hogs and cattle which run loose on the Bl owned by Fred Bixby run into our canal, serious damage to same H F Gloss to Viola M Gloss, s of set of net sec 35, tp 5 s, r 11 w; $10. Clinton Andre and wife to Abstract & Title Guar Co, trustee, blk A, Bay-side; $10. Verna Parker and husb to Mary E Reed—w 25 ft lot 69, C Z Culver Home tp; $10. John Harrison and wife to OscarNeumann—slot 2, Fletcher tp, also strip adjoining; $10. Huntington Beach Co to Mary M Goodin—lot 22, blk 407, Huntington Beach; $10. Same to Lettie I Ragan—lot 24, blk 407, Huntington Beach; $10. Olive L Edgerton to J Ransom Branby—lot 18, blk B, Rogers add to Laguna Beach; $10. T C Gould to S A V I Co—quit claim to all water on lots 1 to 10 inc, R H Skiles add to Santa Ana. Alfred Emerson & wife to C A Stewart and wife—10 ac southeast of Santa Ana; $10. Huntington BeachCo to Nettie Gibbs—lots 30 and 31, blk 805; $10. Thos J Alexander and wife to James E Alexander—lot 4 and w 20 ft lot 3, blk B, McPherson add; $10. R W Jones to D C Pixley—and int in water rights to 53 ac in Oge & Bond sub. Jos H Lane & wife to Henry Reid—lots 10, 12 and 14 blk 1, Artesia street tract; $10. Minutes of Water Board Regular meeting of the board of directors of the A. U. W. Co., November 3d, with all members present. A Harrmann, assistant engineer of the Santa Fe railway company, appeared before the board asking that a change be made in a certain agreement between this company and the railway company as regards the time required for the completion of contract. The board explained to him the objections to making the requested change, and the contract was left without change. Moved by McLauchlin, seconded by Hale, that the secretary notify F. H. Bixby that his hogs and cattle are injuring the main canal and polluting the water, and that he must immediately attend to the matter. Report of the committee of management of the Durkee ranch was accepted and filed. The secretary was asked to produce and read the deed given in 1881 by ditches to and from new been completed with section contracted to now ready to be cemented four hundred bays which has been stored Would also notify your hogs and cattle which run loose on the Blk owned by Fred Bixby run into our canal, serious damage to same Yours respectfully A. L. H REPORT ON DURKE Report of the commitment of the Durkee directors of the S. A. W. A. U. W. Co. for the th 1906. Gentlemen. Rebursements are as follow: Receipts—Balance, bank of Orange Balance, bank of Anah Pasture Hay Rent Total Disbursements—Wages Sundries Blacksmithing Hardware Labor Lumber Irrigating Carpentering New buggy Nisson, for services Nisson, car fare and sniff Wm. Crowther, service Balance, bank of Anah Balance, bank of Coron Total Respectfully submitted M. N. Wm. C Committee of Moved by McLauchlin, seconded by Hale, that the secretary notify F. H. Bixby that his hogs and cattle are injuring the main canal and polluting the water, and that he must immediately attend to the matter. Report of the committee of management of the Durkee ranch was accepted and filed. The secretary was asked to produce and read the deed given in 1881 by Daniel Kraemer to the Anaheim Water company and covering what is known as the Kraemer reservoir. The deed was read, showing that the land itself does not belong to the A. U. W. Co., but that we own only a right to construct and maintain thereon a reservoir and the necessary ditches. Whereupon it was moved by McLauchlin, seconded by Bradford, that we accept the offer of S. Kraemer to give us $1000 for our rights therein, we, however, to retain the right of way for necessary ditches. The president and secretary were authorized to sign a deed in behalf of the company. A vote being called upon the foregoing proposition, resulted in Crowther Bradford, Gunderson, Hale and McLauchlin voting in the affirmative, and Sherwood voting in the negative. Kraemer did not vote upon the question. It was moved by Hale, seconded by Bradford, that the secretary send a communication to the joint litigation committee asking that the two boards of directors co-operate in the matter of making thorough and practical investigations up the river as to the best ways of developing and conserving water. Carried. On motion the president and secre- they were authorized to purchase a book for the office. Adjourned. P. H. KRICK, secy. SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT. To the board of directors of the Analam Union Water company—Gentlen. Following is my report for Octber: regular employes.....$495 00 Cleaning— cleaning, scraping out sluice above upper zanjero house and scraping sand from stormway above zanjero house from verschute to river, building three bridges and scraping out storm and sluiceways, and to cleaning on main canal beween Horseshoe Bend and zanjero house.....$287 00 cleaning Anaheim main canal at Yorba.....18 00 cleaning main canal between rume 7 and reservoir.....75 00 cleaning Olinda branch dtchs.....15 00 cleaning Anaheim ““.....47 25 cleaning Fullerton and Plagentia ditches.....123 00 Construction— total amount of labor for Octoter on outlet and inlet ditchs to and from the Yorba reservoir.....$1,902 00 amount cement used on above work to date, 127½ bbls. labor and team work on reservoir dam to Oct. 31........960 75 gentlemen:—The outlet and inlet taches to and from new reservoir have completed with the exception of condition contracted to be piped, and is ready to be cemented. Have received four hundred barrels of cement which has been stored at Richfield. Would also notify your board that the crops and information regarding it will assist in determining the more profitable course of farming to be folowed. This argument should appeal especially to those who pump water for irrigation, for the cost of pumping often leaves a very small net profit. In many instances, also, measurements have proven the existence of an excessive loss by seepage from ditches, and the loss, once discovered, has been properly remedied. Other advantages of equal value will result from a careful record of the ditch waters. Republicans Sweep Orange County Continued from Page 1 GILLETT ELECTED GOVERNOR. Returns from all parts of the state indicate the election of James N. Gillett by 35,000 plurality. The entire state ticket and the eight congressmen are also without doubt elected by handsome pluralities. George Stone, chairman of the Republican state central committee, issued the following statement: "The expected has happened. The voters of California have again declared their unshaken faith and confidence in the party of progress and patriotism, and in doing so have emphatically rebuked the methods employed by the candidate of the Democratic party for governor, who has in his desire for office descended to the low level of personal abuse and the utterance of malicious and untruthful statements calculated to arouse the antagonism of class hatred against the candidate of the Republican party for governor. "The emphatic plurality for James N. Gillett, which is doubtless the largest ever given a candidate for governor in California, shows the resentment of to and from new reservoir have been completed with the exception of section contracted to be piped, and is ready to be cemented. Have received four hundred barrels of cement which has been stored at Richfield. Would also notify your board that the barn and cattle which are allowed to loose on the Bixby ranch, and used by Fred Bixby are allowed to enter our canal, thereby causing serious damage to same. Yours respectfully, A. L. PORTER, Supt. REPORT ON DURKEE RANCH. Report of the committee of management of the Durkee ranch. To the directors of the S. A. V. I. Co. and the J. W. Co. for the third quarter of U.S. Gentlemen. Receipts and disbursements are as follows: Receipts— Balance, bank of Orange...$115 99 Balance, bank of Anaheim...713 20 Fure...203 85 Crowther, services...273 25 It...35 00 Total...$1341 29 Disbursements— Gages...$232 40 Dries...23 00 Baksmithing...8 35 Hardware...12 50 Or...162 00 Uber...2 48 Gating...19 00 Pentering...21 00 Buggy...56 30 Con, for services...15 00 Con, car fare and sundries...6 70 Crowther, services...12 00 Balance, bank of Anaheim...559 17 Balance, bank of Corona...211 39 Total...$1341 29 Respectfully submitted, M. NISSON, WM. CROWTHER, Committee of Management. Measuring Irrigation Water Among our readers who are new to California and to irrigation there is inky as to methods of measuring water ditch or pipe line and a little disease on that subject may be helpful. Annually Mr. G. E. P. Smith of the University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station, has recently pre-defined a statement on the subject which will be available for the purpose indiby the candidate of the Democratic party for governor, who has in his desire for office descended to the low level of personal abuse and the utterance of malicious and untruthful statements calculated to arouse the antagonism of class hatred against the candidate of the Republican party for governor. "The emphatic plurality for James N. Gillett, which is doubtless the largest ever given a candidate for governor in California, shows the resentment of the voters of the state against such methods of conducting a gubernatorial campaign." REUF GETS IT IN THE NECK. San Francisco, Nov. 6.—The interest felt in today's election by the people of San Francisco centered more in the vote for judges of the Superior court than in the rest of the ticket. It was considered that the successful indictment and prosecution of alleged grafters depended upon the election to the Superior bench of candidates opposed to Abe Ruef. The attempt of Ruef to remove F. J. Heney as assistant district attorney and to have himself appointed district attorney, after it had been announced that an attempt was to be made to indict him for grafting, only accents the interest in the judicial campaign. At 9 o'clock tonight the election of Judges Lawler, Coffey and Graham, who are opposed to Ruel, was conceded. Hosmer, the other anti-Ruef man, is having a close contest with Morgan. The election of Lawler is particularly pleasing, as it was alleged that a bitter fight was being made against him because of his attitude in the trial and conviction of ballot-box stuffers a year ago. SAN FRANCISCO COMPLETE. For Governor, Gillett (rep) 12,906; Bell (dem) 11,690; Langdon (ind) 10,522; Congress, Hays (rep) 14,346; Davis (dem and ind) 11,917; Kahn (rep) 5678; Hirshberg (dem and ind) 3019; Supreme court, Henshaw (rep) 14,695; Sloss (rep) 15,533; Lorigan (rep) 14,350; Murasky (dem) 16,437; Hatch (dem) 6176; Appellate court, Cook (rep) 15,938; Cooper (dem) 16,232; Associate judges, Dooling (dem) 20,659; Kenney 14,848; Hall 14,382; Superior judges Graham (rep) 30,656; Coffey (dem) 34,983; Lawlor (dem) 20,989; Mogan (dem) 16,678; Hosmer (rep) 16,329; Conlon (dem) 16,484. The entire republican and union laannounce the opening Center Street, and they will open with HAND. Pattern Hats, in a first-class million. A cordial invitation our stock and process. Promising all terties we are, yours w Hatzfeld's Reliable Pharmacy Next to Postoffice Seventeen in the drustore is advoAsk your retion." WhooThe answer Ask about C. California J. P. H. Anaheim. Ph Received a ment of Cutnew line offer Bros. Silly B. Hartfied Helmsen H Illinois—Hearst's polled only 30,000 volthe strength a socimusters in Chicago. California—Hearst governor, Langdon, New York state w/ ground. Once more politian district again; cultuaral and industoutside the city limiTammany seems Hearst unexpectedly the entire city Hearrality approximating Wyck in 1898 and the neighborhood of In the counties no Among our readers who are new to California and to irrigation there is in fact as to methods of measuring water in ditches or pipe lines and a little disease on that subject may be helpful. Annually Mr. G. E. P. Smith of the University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station, has recently pre-ended a statement on the subject which is quite available for the purpose indicated. There are at least two strong reasons which should urge the owner or user of irrigation stream to make frequent measurements of the quantity of water used in his ditches. First, without measurements the appropriator of it can never make any definite assumption as to how much water he actually uses and in the event of question then furnish no satisfactory proof as established appropriation. Irrigating waters often are of far greater value than the land upon which they are used, and it is indeed strange that the land is measured with precision, quantity of water used upon it, and for the most part be only rough-estimated. In legal cases involving the rights the evidence is usually of almost chaotic and contradictory character, composed of much prejudice speculation with little or no real chance. The second reason why an irrigator must know the amount of water relied through his ditch is because of advantages offered in the management of his property. The duty of this, that is, the amount required per year or, preferably, per month, should be determined. The amount of water varies greatly on different kinds of soil and with different Hirshberg (dem and ind) 3019; Supreme court, Henshaw (rep) 14,695, Sloss (rep) 15,533, Lorigan (rep) 14,350, Murasky (dem) 16,437, Hatch (dem) 6176; Appellate court, Cook (rep) 15,938, Cooper (dem) 16,232; Associate judges, Dooling (dem) 20,659, Kenney 14,848, Hall 14,382; Superior judges Graham (rep) 30,656, Coffey (dem) 34,983, Lawlor (dem) 20,989, Mogan (dem) 16,678, Hosmer (rep) 16,329, Conlon (dem) 16,484. The entire republican and union labor ticket in San Francisco was elected except Frank French for senator in the Twentieth district. French was expelled by the last senate in connection with the charges of boodling that sent Bunkers and others to jail. French became a candidate for re-election, so he announced, to be "vindicated." New York, Nov. 6.—Charles E. Hughes was elected governor of the State of New York by a plurality of about 64,712, which is sufficiently large to make the result emphatic. The republican party has triumphed in most of the other states where there were strong contests, and the house of representatives will be republican but by a reduced majority. Hearstism has been rebuked in the four states where it made a desperate struggle for the capitalization of the doctrine of hate and the exploitation of a presidential ambition. A call of the roll results as follows: New York—Hearst defeated by an emphatic vote of the counties outside of New York. Massachusetts—Hearst's candidate (Moran) defeated by a decisive majority, notwithstanding a slump in the republican votes in the mill towns, where workingmen were appealed to on the well-known Hearst lines. New York state will ground. Once more politican district against cultuaral and industry outside the city limits. Tammany seems Hearst unexpectedly the entire city Hearst reality approximating Wyck in 1898 and the neighborhood of In the counties now and on Long Island vote which is between 000 in excess of that give him a slightly lower But for the falling votes, in some of these like Rochester, he would have exceeded Gov. Higgins' conviction well, both Chatham augus showing a very publican falling off he can disaffection in Governor Malby's deadly work to the rear. Erie county, while stronghold, and whichized in the interest of league candidate by county in the state Hughes. Onondagoon son, Oneida and Cliff snowed up strongly r The farmers general Hughes and have four of President Roosevelt PRESIDENT CASTS Oyster Bay, No Roosevelt voted ballot He voted in 15 seconds that he voted a str ticket. Secretary Loeb foll Stock, Olmstead & Co. Real Estate, Stocks Bonds and Insurance A 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 long 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 in 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 for dollar. Stock, Olmstead & Co. Real Estate, Loans New Millinery Store The Misses Hill announce the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building, Center 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 in a first-class millinery establishment. A cordial invitation is extended the purchasing public to call and inspect our stock and prices. Promising all the most courteous treatment and the latest styles in millinery, we are, yours very respectfully, MISSES H. & L. HILL. announce the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building. Center 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 in a first-class millinery establishment. A cordial invitation is extended the purchasing public to call and inspect our stock and prices. Promising all the most courteous treatment and the latest styles in millinery, we are, yours very respectfully, MISSES H. & L. HILL. 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 Illinois—Hearst's judiciary ticket rolled only 30,000 votes, which is about the strength a socialist party usually musters in Chicago. California—Hearst's candidate for governor, Langdon, snowed under. New York state was the great battle ground. Once more it was the metropolitan district against the great agricultural and industrial counties lying outside the city limits. Tammany seems to have given Hearst unexpectedly good support. In the entire city Hearst obtained a plurality approximating that given to Van Wyck in 1898 and Herrick in 1904, in the neighborhood of 72,000. In the counties north of the Bronx and on Long Island, Hearst has announced the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building. Center 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 in a first-class millinery establishment. A cordial invitation is extended the purchasing public to call and inspect our stock and prices. Promising all the most courteous treatment and the latest styles in millinery, we are, yours very respectfully, MISSES H. & L. HILL. 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 Illinois—Hearst's judiciary ticket rolled only 30,000 votes, which is about the strength a socialist party usually musters in Chicago. California—Hearst's candidate for governor, Langdon, snowed under. New York state was the great battle ground. Once more it was the metropolitan district against the great agricultural and industrial counties lying outside the city limits. Tammany seems to have given Hearst unexpectedly good support. In the entire city Hearst obtained a plurality approximating that given to Van Wyck in 1898 and Herrick in 1904, in the neighborhood of 72,000. In the counties north of the Bronx and on Long Island, Hearst has announced the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building. Center 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 in a first-class millinery establishment. A cordial invitation is extended the purchasing public to call and inspect our stock and prices. Promising all the most courteous treatment and the latest styles in millinery, we are, yours very respectfully, MISSES H. & L. HILL. 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 Illinois—Hearst's judiciary ticket rolled only 30,000 votes, which is about the strength a socialist party usually musters in Chicago. California—Hearst's candidate for governor, Langdon, snowed under. New York state was the great battle ground. Once more it was the metropolitan district against the great agricultural and industrial counties lying outside the city limits. Tammany seems to have given Hearst unexpectedly good support. In the entire city Hearst obtained a plurality approximating that given to Van Wyck in 1898 and Herrick in 1904, in the neighborhood of 72,000. In the counties north of the Bronx and on Long Island, Hearst has announced the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building. Center 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 in a first-class millinery establishment. A cordial invitation is extended the purchasing public to call and inspect our stock and prices. Promising all the most courteous treatment and the latest styles in millinery, we are, yours very respectfully, MISSES H. & L. HILL. 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 Illinois—Hearst's judiciary ticket rolled only 30,000 votes, which is about the strength a socialist party usually musters in Chicago. California—Hearst's candidate for governor, Langdon, snowed under. New York state was the great battle ground. Once more it was the metropolitan district against the great agricultural and industrial counties lying outside the city limits. Tammany seems to have given Hearst unexpectedly good support. In the entire city Hearst obtained a plurality approximating that given to Van Wyck in 1898 and Herrick in 1904, in the neighborhood of 72,000. In the counties north of the Bronx and on Long Island, Hearst has announced the opening of their new millinery store in the Federman building. Center Street, and beg to inform their friends and the 'purchasing public that they will open with a finely selected stock of RUNNING THE GANTLET. This Punishment Was Once Used For Military Discipline. The following extracts give information concerning the punishment of "running the gantlet:" "In running the gantlope the regiment was formed six deep, and the ranks opened and faced inward. Each man being furnished with a switch, the offender, naked to the waist, was led through the ranks, preceded by a sergeant, the point of whose reversed helmet was presented to his breast to prevent his running too fast. As he thus passed through the ranks every soldier gave him a stroke."—Grose's "Military Antiquities," volume 2, page 108. But the oldest notice I have seen is given in "Monro—His Expedition With the Worthy Scots Regiment (called Mackeyes Regiment), Levied In August, 1626, Etc. London. Printed by William Jones In Red-Crosse Streete, 1637:" "Other slight punishments we enjoyne for slight faults, put in execution by their camarades, as the loupe-garthe (running the gantlet; Swedish gantulopp, to run through a hedge made by soldiers), when a souldier is stripped naked above the waste and is made to runne a furlong betwixt 200 souldiers ranged alike opposite to others, leaving a space in the midst for the souldier to runne through, where his camarades whip him with small rods ordained and cut for the purpose by the Gavilliger (provost marshal), and all to keepe good order and discipline."—London Notes and Queries.