anaheim-gazette 1906-11-15

Bird V. Beebe. Vehicle Farming Implement Buggy Robes, Best Makes of Buggi All kinds of Repair work. Pattons Sun-proof Paints. First National Bank ANAHEIM, CAL. Drafts sold direct on all European Countries Interest Paid on Time Certificates OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President JOHN HARTUNG, Vice Pres.-Cash. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d Vice Pres. Q. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. F. BOTSFORD JOHN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD PETER WEISEL, 8r DRINK PRIME BEER DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone 30 Anaheim Beer on Tap Telephone Ma THE PEERLESS A. FUHRBERG, Proprietor Fine Wines, Liquors ANAHEIM, Cal and Cigars California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. Center Street - - Anaheim Wholesale Wine & Liquor Merchants Best Brands of Bottled Beer Delivery made to any part of the city. Wholesale Wine & Liquor Merchant Best Brands of Bottled Beer Delivery made to any part of the city. Suits, Overcoats and Trousers of the celebrated Kuppenheim make. Our new Fall stock is now here. Consisting of singles and double brested, in black navy blue and the season's latest creations. A full line of Overcoats, including the celebrated Raih Proof Overcoat. Trousers in peg top and the very latest styles. Yungbluth & Kroeger 127 Center St. Phone Main 66 A recount of the returns brought into the board of supervisors from the different precincts of the county has changed the result in regard to one constable's position and made the fight in the Fifth supervisorial district so close that now only three votes separate the winner and loser. The man counted out is C. E. Jackson, democrat of Santa Ana township. It was ceded that he had defeated Jeff Haddock by seven votes. A mistake had been made in the reports from the four ward and the count now stands Haddock 871, Jackson 869. George Angle, publican in the fifth supervisoral trict, has a vote of 410 against 407. T. F. Smith, democrat. The recount has made no material difference in other fights. City Council The board of city trustees met in regular session on Thursday evening, with all members present. The marshal reported the following collections: Water, $417 45; license, $526 75; light, $757 80. Total, $1702. Delinquents collected: Water, $35 70; license, $1 25; light, $36 30. Total, $73 25. Delinquents reported: Water, $48 85; license, $12 75; light, $101 50. Total, $163 10. The treasurer reported a balance of $2300 17 in the city treasury. The clerk's report corresponded. Recorder's report was received showing 16 cases during the month, and $49 collected in fines. A number of bids were received for new supplies for the municipal water and electric lighting plants. The bids were read and referred to the engineers for investigation, they to report upon same at a special meeting to be held this evening, when the successful bidder will probably be announced. Building permits were granted as follows; Joseph Helmsen for erection of building on Claudina street; outside fire limits; cost $400. A. E. Straehle for frame building on Emily street; outside fire limits; cost $1200. Map of the Rothaermel tract, recently subdivided, was submitted and accepted. Mr. Rothaermel appeared and addressed the board in reference to piping the Sycamore-street ditch, aligning his property. The city attorney was instructed to investigate the complex situation and communicate with the water board with a view of amicably settling the matter. Should the water company not acquiesce the matter may be taken into the courts. GOOD CROPS HARVEST R. G. Dun & Co.'s. Monthly News October in Southern California Southern California's intimate month of October, centered fields, sugar campaign, waling and the raisin situation. The year's hay yield south hachapi can now be quite as placed at 459,670 tons, worth $3,677,360. The estimates output vary considerable, but will be definitely known writing. The lima bean crop is large ever before in this section. County promises close to sacks and Los Angeles and counties will not be short of Contrary to expectation in this large crop, prices during month climbed steadily Growers now confidently profitable season at 4c. Above third of the crop is moved. Sugar factories continue full capacity and maintain percentage of sugar. About half the walnut crop forward. Crop is about 31 short of early estimate. There no association nuts now to and nuts on the outside are being an advance of 2c on opening. The demand for honey has active and Southern Can stocks are being closely clear. Tomatoes are now being Map of the Rothaermel tract, recently subdivided, was submitted and accepted. Mr. Rothaermel appeared and addressed the board in reference to piping the Sycamore-street ditch, aligning his property. The city attorney was instructed to investigate the complex situation and communicate with the water board with a view of amicably settling the matter. Should the water company not acquiesce the matter may be taken into the courts. Street superintendent reported that South Lemon street was being graded and oiled. The committee on public improvements was granted further time with reference to street paving. The special committee on fire department reported favorably. It is proposed to organize with twelve men with a captain and chief. The company will have new quarters fitted up in the city hall, down stairs, and are to meet once a month regularly, with an occasional practice. The salary of the captain will be $50 per year, the firemen receiving $1 per month and $2 for each fire they attend. In case of fire the first person with team responded to haul the hose cart is to receive $2. The city attorney was instructed to prepare an ordinance creating the fire company. H. Stern will be captain and N. F. Steadman chief. Chartres street sidewalk committee was granted further time. Other streets are to be sidewalked and the committee wishes to embrace them all in the resolutions of intention when the cementing again commences. In reference to an electric light being placed in the vestibule of the high school building further time was asked. Complaint was made of the "barancas" left in the streets after the telephone company finishes its street work. The street superintendent was instructed to have this practice cease at once. Complaint was made of the zigzag fashion in which the poles of the two telephone companies on East Center street, lineup. When the new sidewalk is laid on that fashionable thoroughfare the poles that are found out of plumb will have to be removed. To the trouble man. The board discussed the propriety of having the scales at the corner of Los Angeles and Center streets removed. When in use, with a number of wagons in waiting, and with a public wat percentage of sugar. About ½ the walnut crop forward. Crop is about 31 short of early estimate. The no association nuts now to and nuts on the outside are by an advance of 2c on opening. The demand for honey has active and Southern C stocks are being closely clear. Tomatoes are now being s and the season promises un good returns. Celery shipments will begin of November. A brisk deman pected. The orange season is w closed. In round numbers carloads were delivered for $000, of which $12,000,000 went growers. A few Valentia la still going forward. It has good Valencia season, price aging higher than last year. Lemon market for month ceedingly good. The record was broken in New York market lemons $10 a box. Cool w virtually brought prices slump a weaker market, but fair pri probably continue to rule. The new orange crop is g finely and just beginning to color. Prices for holiday c have not yet been made, and lieved not much fruit will be forward this year. The dried fruit market co strong and advancing. In a little stock is available. H 15 carloads remain in the sta are held at 16 to 17½ jobbing. The first of the year will pr see an advance over these Orders are free for peaches small quantities. Stocks are in the hands of packers and at 10 to 13c. Southern Calif supply is practically exh raisins are furnishing the exc iin cured fruit lines. It has pr record breaking year. Raisin ing the 5c in sweat box mark first time in seven years: 5 price reported paid for the 52 holding of the Kearney estate and Trousers suppenheimer Fall stock is ing of single d, in black, season's latats, including the vercoat. and the very lateger one Main 66 had defeated Jeff Harlin A mistake had been reports from the fourth count now stands Harlin 9. George Angle, refifth supervisoral disof 410 against 407 for democrat. The recount material difference in any fashion in which the poles of the two telephone companies on East Center street, lineup. When the new sidewalk is laid on that fashionable thoroughfare the poles that are found out of plumb will have to be removed. To the trouble man. The board discussed the propriety of having the scales at the corner of Los Angeles and Center streets removed. When in use, with a number of wagons in waiting, and with a public watering trough near by, always sought after, a blockade very often occurs. And besides when these thoroughfares are paved these scales at this point, the trustees averred, wouldn't look good. The opening of an alley running from Lemon to Los Angeles streets, between Chartres and Center, and also one running the same in the next block, below Center, came up for informal discussion and were referred to favorably. A mild sensation was sprung when complaint was made that the Edison company had light connections in this city and was furnishing illumination to patrons in town. The city attorney was instructed to notify the company to disconnect its light connections at once, or forfeit its franchise in this city. A trustee made accusation that the gas company is also furnishing gas for illumination, contrary to its franchise, but as yet he is not prepared to file charges. Bills to the amount of $1615 81 were audited and ordered paid, excepting the bill of the city surveyor, which was temporarily held up by the finance committee. Adjourned. LAND FOR RENT Ten acres south of Russian church, one mile west of Magnolia school-house; house, well and barn. Apply to Fred Maurer, West street, between Center and Broadway. nov8-1m Weak Fortifications Washington, Nov. 12.—That inch guns now in use at most coast fortifications of the United would not last through an engagement of two hours, the period that CROPS HARVESTED & Co.'s. Monthly Review for in Southern California. Northern California's interest for October, centered in bean gathering campaign, walnut shipthe raisin situation. Year's hay yield south of Teman now be quite accurately 459,670 tons, worth about The estimates for grain very considerable, but figures definitely known at next A bean crop is larger than one in this section. Ventura promises close to 700,000 Los Angeles and Orange will not be short of 150,000. To expectation in face of crop, prices during the limbed steadily to 3.90. Now confidently look for season at 4c. About onethe crop is moved. Factories continue to run city and maintain a high of sugar. The walnut crop has gone Crop is about 31 per cent early estimate. There are section nuts now to be had, on the outside are bringing of 2c on opening prices. Hand for honey has been Southern California being closely cleaned up. Are now being shipped. elapse from the time the leading vessels of a fleet would come within the range until the last vessel would pass beyond the range of the guns, is the statement made by Brig. Gen. William Crozier, chief of ordnance, whose annual report was made public at the war department today. General Crozier thinks it is of the utmost importance that some method be devised whereby the necessary gun-power can be secured with less expense than that involved in using the very high velocities of projectiles now employed with the accompanying rapid wearing away of the rifling in such a manner as to destroy the accuracy of the gun after a few rounds. The 12-inch gun will last for about sixty rounds, and as the gun is capable of firing for a considerable interval at the rate of forty-five rounds an hour it can be seen that the limit of the life of this gun could be reached in an hour and a half. Similar statements can be made with regard to guns of smaller caliber, says the report, although as the caliber diminishes the additional velocity increases. Doing Things J. A. Filcher, secretary of the state agricultural society recently appointed by Governor Pardee a delegate to the farmers' national congress which held its session last month in the city of Rock Island, Illinois, improved the opportunity while east to visit the officers and grounds of a number of agricultural societies in the Middle Western states, and he comes back with many ideas of practical utility which he of sugar. the walnut crop has gone Crop is about 31 per cent early estimate. There are section nuts now to be had, on the outside are bringing size of 2c on opening prices. and for honey has been Southern California being closely cleaned up, was are now being shipped, season promises unusually milchments will begin 10th year. A brisk demand is exrange season is virtually in round numbers 28,000 were delivered for $30,000, which $12,000.000 went to the A few Valentia lates are forward. It has been a socia season, prices averter than last year. market for month was exgood. The record price in New York market with a box. Cool weather brought prices slump, with market, but fair prices will continue to rule. The orange crop is growing just beginning to show prices for holiday delivery but been made, and it is benuch fruit will be rushed this year. Fruit market continues advancing. In apricots is available. Perhaps remain in the state and 16 to 17 jobbing lots. In the year will probably balance over these prices. free for peaches but for stocks. Stocks are mostly of packers and are held Southern California's practically exhausted; urnishing the excitement it lines. It has proven a making year. Raisin reaching sweat box mark for the seven years: 5 7-8c is paid for the 550 tons the Kearney estate. Dealagricultural society recently appointed by Governor Pardee a deleggate to the farmers' national congress which held its session last month in the city of Rock Island, Illinois, improved the opportunity while east to visit the officers and grounds of a number of agricultural societies in the Middle Western states, and he comes back with many ideas of practical utility which he thinks can be applied to advantage in the work of building up the agricutural society of California. The societies visited by Mr. Filcher were those of the states of Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio Kansas and Nebraska. In all of these states the annual fairs are looked forward to as the farmers great holiday season, where they not only obtain diversion, but rest, and visit and get acquainted and learn much from one another, as well as from the exhibits of the latest and best of the things in which they are interested, and as a result the balance sheet of these societies each year shows a surplus. This surplus reinforced with such amounts as may be appropriated be the state from time to time, is used in extending their field of usefulness or in the erection of new and modern fireproof buildings. In Minnesota a new fire-proof ampi-theatre for judging live stock, with seating capacity for 7500 people, has just been completed at a cost of $100,000, and in Ohio the old wooden grand stand is being torn down to make room for one to be built of steel and concrete at a cost of $50,000. Kansas, Ohio, Illinois and others have efficient statistical departments, and profiting by the information obtained, Mr. Filcher proposes right now to inaugurate a systematic method of collecting data for reliable crop reports and other industrial subjects, and thus try and put into practical operation this heretofore much neglected feature of the California state agricultural society's work. To begin with he wants an intelligent and reliable correspondent in Stocks are mostly of packers and are held in Southern California's practically exhausted; furnishing the excitement of it lines. It has proven a busy year. Raisin reaches a sweat box mark for the ninth seven years: 57-8c is paid for the 550 tons of the Kearney estate. Deal the raisin crop is overmarket is now very business in all lines is in Trade expansion seems to the normal growth of population, is now being full and winter transients, nations point to largest history of Southern Cali- Los Angeles clearing house continue to make exceeding showing. Payments total banks for the month, millions more than corre- month last year. The net has recovered from San Francisco disaster and dear money will be ap- plier. Value of building month totaling $1,859, the confidence of invest- resures for the month 21. $54,000; assets $27,000. Last year, 15 failures. $34,000; assets $32,000. Fortifications On Nov. 12.—That the 12 new in use at most of the stations of the United States pass through an engagement, the period that would Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, price 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE Cabbage plants from Imported seed, $1 per 1000. Inquire of L.J. Winney, East Santa Ana st., Anaheim. ct25t4