anaheim-gazette 1906-11-22

The Santa Ana GREAT $4 for 2 TUESDAY Nov. 27 You see it's this way: It costs the Register a pay that much to solicitors, collectors, book-keeper each subscriber make part of this money and enable The Daily Register Orange County's foremost daily. It's columns full of interesting and important home news. Devoted to the interests of this community it stands for all that is up-building to its home district. This is the will be one scribers wh a year's su $4 From Subs The Daily Register Orange County's foremost daily. It's columns full of interesting and important home news. Devoted to the interests of this community it stands for all that is up-building to its home district. The Regular price when paid by the month is 50c a Everybody Participate er you are in arrears or paid in advance, the p REMEMBER---One day only, Tuesday, N the letter will bear postmark on or before Tue To Duke Santa Ana River Directors of the First Street Improvement association, which is an organization of men interested in property west of the Santa Ana river and who purpose dyking the river that its winter flow may always be kept in bounds, this week viewed the Santa Ana sewer farm, in company with the city council of that place. It is hoped the city council will grant the association permission to build a dyke across the city's land at that point. The city has objected to becoming a party to the matter for fear that the building of the dyke might turn the waters of the river in such fashion that the city would become responsible for damage done. One county bridge and several telegraph poles were burned in a fire which for a time threatened destruction of the town of San Juan. The fire was sweeping through a cornfield when several men with buckets of water from an irrigation ditch stopped its progress in that direction. This was east of the town. To the north other men were fighting to save the Santa Fe section house. This happened during the high wind Sunday and the women of the mission town were terror-striken for every man was at the fire Received: a comment of Cut Glass new line of 1847 er Bros. Silverw B. Hartfied - J Helmsen Building Joseph Ba Undertaker Embalmer Furniture Bedding Repair Worth Knowing Our already complete Je has just been increased goods, giving us the best complete stock in the city ready to show you all cou you the most reasonable selection and best goods. C. I. HOOP the cholo down where he w later disarmed. Stephenson are not serious. which for a time threatened destruction of the town of San Juan. The fire was sweeping through a cornfield when several men with buckets of water from an irrigation ditch stopped its progress in that direction. This was east of the town. To the north other men were fighting to save the Santa Fe section house. This happened during the high wind Sunday and the women of the mission town were terror-striken for every man was at the fire front and they helplessly watched the flames sweeping down the hillsides toward them and their homes. The fire swept a territory fifteen miles in length and five miles wide. The Mission Viejo ranch, owned by Richard O'Neal, suffered most. A tremendous foothill fire had been sweeping down from Trabuco canyon toward the town of San Juan Capistrano all the afternoon. Its path was four or five miles wide and it was fanned by the strong north wind. The grass and brush was as dry as tinder and the wind carried burning brush hundreds of yards at a time. The fire fighters had a tremendous task in front of them. Canuto Hernandez, a Mexican cholo, is in the county jail where he was placed Monday morning by Constable Swartont and William McFadden of San Juan Capistrano. Hernandez while drunk Sunday night slashed J. B. Stephenson, a federal fire guard on the Trabuco forest preserve, and an ex-Stanford football player. Hernandez tried to force his way into a private dance at the mission town and was stopped by Stephenson. The cholo took this as an insult and as Stephenson was advising him to go home, Hernandez drew a sharp pocket knife and before Stephenson knew that he was being attacked the knife had slashed him in five different places. With a blow from his fist Stephenson knocked Santa Ana Daily R GREAT BARGAIN DAY A Santa Ana and Los Angeles Daily Paper for Four Dollars a Year We make Money You Save Money A Really & Truly Case of Something for Nothing the Register at least $2 per annum on the average to secure, hold and cos, book-keepers and circulation manager, on the average, for each subsney and enable the Register to save part of it? It can be done an This is the plan: Tuesday, the 27th day of November, the Register will be one year old. On That Day Only it will accept from subscribers who have the paper delivered by carrier $4 in payment for a year's subscription, including the Los Angeles Evening News. $4 for BOTH PAPERS FOR ONE YEAR From Subscribers who get the papers by mail it will accept $3.00 for a full year's subscription to both papers. will be one year old. On That Day Only it will accept from subscribers who have the paper delivered by carrier $4 in payment for a year's subscription, including the Los Angeles Evening News. $4 for BOTH PAPERS FOR ONE YEAR From Subscribers who get the papers by mail it will accept $3.00 for a full year's subscription to both papers. month is 50c a month or $6 a year. And even when paid b is $5 a year by carrier participates No matter whether you are or are not now a the benefit of the Bargain Day Rate. If you advance, the payment of the Bargain Day Rate advances your account o y, Tuesday, November 27th. If you can't call or send to the office, see or before Tuesday, November 27th. vived a consiion of Cut Glass and wine of 1847 Roos. Silverware. Certified Jeweler Helmsen Building Joseph Backs Undertaker Embalmer Furniture Bedding Repairing Done th Knowing already complete Jewelry stock been increased by our fall giving us the best and most stock in the city. We are show you all courtesy, give most reasonable prices, best and best goods. I. HOOPLE down where he was held and armed. Stephenson's injuries serious. THEWest Coast S Offers 100,000 Treasury Stock THE KE MINING & MIL AT 25c PER Investigate this property Bird V. Beebe, Henry Adams and Ed. Waite, Leo Goepper, S. W. Rea Cheney of Santa Ana, and Dr. Strass cinto have visited this property receive sult any of them. show you all courtesy, give most reasonable prices, best and best goods. I. HOOPLE Brazen Thefts. In the South African war an imminent monument was removed Town during the night, and no news to this day by whom or why taken. Some years ago, in broad view, a clever and bold gang of carried off a valuable fountain a feet high from Uxbridge with ting the suspicions of any one who recently an omnibus was removed, horses and all, while unguarded outside a public London and has never been heard of since. It would seem, that it is often far easier to do big thing than a little one—Telegraph. Real Estate Transfers Ad by the Orange County Title Comnta Ana. Stern to Harry Ray—Lot 9, Fullerton; $10 Gve L Neipp to Sarah Lee—Lots 10, 11 and 12, blk E, Helmann & son's add to Anaheim; $10 Sam Fischer to his wife—N¼ lot Bldg lots, Anaheim; also lot 12, Bay City, and pt town lot heim; $10 Wright to Alexander Wright 11 and 12, blk C, Kordes tct; $10 All Waters to J T Braey—Lots and 24, sub of Puente Crude Oil dals; $10 AT 25c PER Investigate this property Bird V. Beebe, Henry Adams and Ed. Waite, Leo Goepper, S. W. Rea Cheney of Santa Ana, and Dr. Strasci cinto have visited this property recently sult any of them. W. A. Barnes of Fullerton, expert property. John Mitchell, who has mined who the people of Santa Ana would tion, has examined and recommende The vein we are sinking on is have two other veins equally strong. We started with a $5 surface assay. Do you want to? If you do you can't afford to m soon increase the price of this stock at Guy W. Holman's Real Estate Office. The stock is being sold to caref sult any of the men named above; th The West Coast FISCAL AG 410 Pacific Electric Building y Register's DAY Daily Paper ar 2 for $4 Money r Nothing TUESDAY Nov. 27 re, hold and collect for each subscription. We for each subscriber every year. Now why not let can be done and everybody be the gainer thereby. the Register pt from subpayment for ng News. ERS accept $3.00 The Evening News The news of the world given to its readers by a safe, bright, down-todate newspaper. Not a dull line in all its pages. Not a word that's not worth reading. A clean wholesome daily that IS a NEWS paper. The news of the world given to its readers by a safe, bright, down-to-date newspaper. Not a dull line in all its pages. Not a word that's not worth reading. A clean wholesome daily that IS a NEWS paper. When paid by the year in advance the regular price year by carrier or by mail Are not now a subscriber to the Register, you get Rate. If you are a subscriber, no matter wheth-your account one year. To the office, send check or money by mail, so that THE Best Securities Co. 10,000 Shares of the Stock of E KELSO MILLING CO. 5c PER SHARE Property It is a Winner Adams and Theodore Ford of Anaheim, S. W. Reardon, H. W. Walker, William Dr. Strasser and Prof. Ward of San Japerty recently and all have invested. Con- 5c PER SHARE Property It is a Winner Adams and Theodore Ford of Anaheim, S. W. Reardon, H. W. Walker, William Dr. Strasser and Prof. Ward of San Japerty recently and all have invested. Conerton, expert miner, recommends this proto has mined for more than 50 years, and Ana would swear by on a mining proposicommended this mine. Working on is from 15 to 35 feet wide. We areally strong, running parallel with the firstface assay. At 70 feet we have $46.87. Want to make money? Rifford to miss this opportunity. We will buy this stock. See the ore and photographs Real Estate Office. Old to careful, conservative investors. Cond above; then send your order to Coast Securities Co. FISCAL AGENTS. Building Los Angeles