anaheim-gazette 1907-01-17

LOCAL EVENTS District Attorney Davis was in town on legal business on Saturday. County School Superintendent Carpenter was in town from Santa Ana on Saturday. A. O. Smith, a prominent business man of Buena Park, was in town on Saturday. C. A. Mahoney has arrived from Portland, Or., and will take a position in the steam laundry. Albert Heffner has purchased a meat market in Los Angeles and has moved to that pueblo to reside. Fayette Lewis, Charles Schindler and Ernest Clabaugh have returned to Berkeley after spending Christmas vacation with relatives. Ted Dickel returned to Berkeley on Saturday morning. He was tendered a farewell party by a number of friends the previous evening. A. W. Danforth writes from Pasadena that last week's rain at that point amounted to 7½ inches, and for the season more than 17 inches. Engineer Kellogg this week began sluicing operations upon the Yorba dam. Work is progressing favorably upon the structure and every indication is that it will prove a great success. Newton B. Pierce advertises Lenoir grape cuttings for sale. These vines are resistant to the California vine disease, are excellent bearers and the cuttings are of selected stock. See the advertisement elsewhere. Ben Kraemer was in from Placentia on Monday wearing an expansive smile. The Board of Audit is busily upon the books of the water report will not be ready for any Mr. and Mrs. Hedges arrive from Central America on visitors, and are guests of Mr. W. W. Scott of the East Side. J. W. Duckworth & Son, proprietors of Loara, have issued calendars for 1907 and are preparing copies of the same to their friends and customers. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dille of Angeles were guests of Mr. and Falkenstein on Sunday. Mr. an engineer in employ of the Pacific and pulls one of the trains between Los Angeles and Francisco. What is "good anywhere, on hills." Ask Wm. F. Lutz O'Anna. John Rodieck and Miss Schneippe, popular young Orange, were married at the bride on Thursday evening and Mrs. Bruce Anson of this tended the wedding, and reported pleasant social affair. Give me your orders for nurses of all kinds. Finest WALNUT LENCIA ORANGE trees in the Also STERCULIA street trees and ornamentals of all kinds. PLUM and all other fruit trees dec13m2 A. A. Mills, Anah County Manager Babb of the telephone company was in conference on Monday with officials of the merchants' association regarding new telephone system now being ready for operation in this surrounding territory. We have the only complete fire-proof safes in Orange county F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Newton B. Pierce advertises Lenoir grape cuttings for sale. These vines are resistant to the California vine disease, are excellent bearers and the cuttings are of selected stock. See the advertisement elsewhere. Ben Kraemer was in from Placentia on Monday wearing an expansive smile in response to the rain. Ben says the ground is not wet down to a greater depth than two or three feet by reason of the downpour, and that he can stand all the rain the weather prophet can send. Rev. Father Dubbel and a delegation of members of the council of Knights of Columbus went to Los Angeles on Tuesday evening to attend a festival in honor of the fifth anniversary of the council's institution in that city. Bishop Conaty delivered an address; and the meeting was attended by Knights from many points in Southern California. Miss Hulda Harris, sister of Mrs. Asher and Mrs. Falkenstein, returned on Monday to her home in San Bernardino after a pleasant visit over the Christmas holidays. Miss Harris and Mrs. Asher contemplate a visit to Germany in May, for the benefit of the latter's health, and will be absent three months. Changes in officers and directors of the Kelso mining company were made at the company's office in Los Angeles on Saturday as follows: E. J. Bulgen resigned as a director and treasurer, and was succeeded by Dr. F. K. Strasser of San Jacinto. John R. Gardiner resigned as vice president and was elected treasurer. Dr. Strasser was elected vice president. John E. Nelson continues in office as president of the company, a position which he possesses peculiar fitness to fill. Mr. Neff encountered a deluge of ten inches of rain in three days at Ventura last week, and as a consequence the farmers' institute scheduled there was not largely attended. On Wednesday, when he was due to start for Fillmore, where an institute was to have been held that evening, washouts on the railroad detained him and Mrs. Neff until Saturday. Pipes leading from County Manager Babb of the telephone company was in conference on Monday with officials of the merchants' association regarding new telephone system now being ready for operation in this surrounding territory. We have the only complete fire-proof safes in Orange county. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Bynon & Kimball have opened estate office in the new I. W. building in Los Angeles for the pose of handling Anaheim property exclusively. Parties desiring their properties with them can by calling or writing. A Sacramento dispatch says that J. N. Anderson, was appointed Gov. Pardee to be a trusted Whittier state school, will now be furnished by the senate, and thatination will probably be withdrawn. Gov. Gillett. Anderson is to who has got more political crosses than any other man who ran for office before taking out citizenship papers. Contractor Boney completed Hart building on Friday, and since the event by inviting a number of friends into the center room structure in the evening to pay oysters on the half shell and other icacies appropriate to the occasion hour or two was enjoyably spat at conclusion of the feast the b pressed the wish that Mr. Boney complete a building of this kind month in the year, and then Here's looking at you, Boney! G. E. Vennum has a force of its engaged at the office of the telephone company, over store, installing the switch-box other apparatus for the new co Phones are being installed and will begin February 1st. They will extend as far north as Lauderdale east to Olive and Yorba lines will be extended from this Buena Park, Cypress, Fullerton angethorpe, Brookshurst, the o Placentia, Olive and intervening. James Forbes, a prosperous tia orange grower, was in touch first of the week. Mr. Forbes Mr. Neff encountered a deluge of ten inches of rain in three days at Ventura last week, and as a consequence the farmers' institute scheduled there was not largely attended. On Wednesday, when he was due to start for Fillmore, where an institute was to have been held that evening, washouts on the railroad detained him and Mrs. Neff until Saturday. Pipes leading from the reservoir supplying the town with water were washed out, and on Saturday the town was out of drinking water. Cooking was done with muddy rainwater. Much damage was done on the coast line north of Ventura. It was the severest storm prevailing in that region in many years. Maurice Ray of Fullerton has purchased 1000 acres of the Yorba estate. The property transferred consists of lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 of the surveyor's division of the Yorba estate, deeded by Porfirio Yorba to Lordsburg, and lot 3, deeded by Francisca Yorba de Vejar of Pomona. A mortgage in amount $16,690 was filed in connection with the deal with Porfirio Yorba. The deed by Porfirio Yorba reserves 80.80 acres for the Yorba reservoir. The five lots deeded to Ray by Porfirio Yorba contain 448 acres, 440.8 acres, 38 acres, 59.06 acres and 393 acres respectively. Ray is a confidential employee of Jacob Stern, and the transfer presages the building of the Huntington electric railway by way of Yorba up River canyon to Riverside. Work on the line from Los Nietos through La Habra valley to Randolph is now in progress. No matter what your politics may be you would appreciate our line of vehicles. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. James Forbes, a prosperous tia orange grower, was in town first of the week. Mr. Forbes is mon with other intelligent citizens his section favors the construction of the Yorba reservoir, holding that it will be of inestimable all parts of the district. The reason being designed to supply the portions of the district, and the river flow may be diverted to this section. Thus will the happiness concerned be brought about, coffers of the company be ene many fold. Mr. Forbes, we salute and hope there are many more in your section of your same headedness. A. S. Bradford was in town one day. He has been indisposed over for a week or so past, but valescing. ORANGE COUNTY Business College SANTA ANA, — CALIFO The winter term begins January 1907. This school cannot supply demand upon it for office help. Call or write for information. dec20-1m H. O. SISSON, The ward of Audit is busily engaged in books of the water office. Its not be ready for a week. Mrs. Hedges arrived Sunday morning America on a visit to relocate guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott of the East Side. Buckworth & Son, progressive firm of Loara, have issued neat orders for 1907 and are presenting the same to their numerous customers. Mrs. C. F. Dille of Los Angeles guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bann on Sunday. Mr. Dille is in employ of the Southern and pulls one of the limited between Los Angeles and San Francisco. "good anywhere, but best Ask Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana." Diedick and Miss Emma are popular young people of here married at the home of on Thursday evening. Mr. Bruce Anson of this city attends wedding, and report a very special affair. Your orders for nursery stock. Finest WALNUT and VA-ORANGE trees in the state. CULIA street trees, ROSES mantals of all kinds. PEACH, all other fruit trees. A. A. Mills, Anaheim, Cal. Manager Babb of the Home Company was in consultation with officials of the local association regarding the phone system now being made operation in this city and territory. The only complete line of cafes in Orange county. Wm. Santa Ana. Annual inspection of Company E will occur on next Monday evening. The company is being put in readiness for the ceremony, and hopes to retain its high place as one of the most efficient companies in the brigade. Last year it stood third out of a total of twenty-six organizations in the brigade. The Salinas troop of cavalry, said to be one of the best mounted and most efficiently drilled military organization in the west, and Gen. Waukowski's former Los Angeles company, were the only two organizations ahead of it. W. H. Spake was in Los Angeles this week and secured a promise from Frank Wiggins, secretary of the Los Angeles chamber, to be present at the annual banquet of the Anaheim chamber the evening of the 30th. Mr. Wiggins is probably the foremost man in Southern California in the work of upbuilding its resources, and his efforts in behalf of the Los Angeles chamber have brought him fame throughout the United States. A. Nagel on Tuesday morning received the sad intelligence by telegraph of the death, at Monticella, Ind., the previous evening of his father, Stephen Nagel, in his seventieth year. The old gentleman visited his son and family two years ago and made many friends who will regret to learn of his demise. Mr. Nagel last heard from his old home two weeks ago, when all was well. He was at first disposed to leave immediately for Indiana to attend the funeral, but owing to numerous washouts and delayed trains was debarred the privilege of attending the burial. John Hanna was in town from Mari-flores on Saturday. Mr. Hanna reports an abundant fall of rain in his section, and is of opinion his walnut orchard will need no irrigation this season. He believes in thorough cultivation, as usual. Manager Babb of the Home Company was in consultation with officials of the local association regarding the one system now being made operation in this city and territory. Kimball have opened a real in the new I. W. Hellman Los Angeles for the purdling Anaheim properties. Parties desiring to list parties with them can do so or writing. ento dispatch says Senator Person, was was appointed by treeto be a trustee of the state school, will not be conne senate, and that his nom probably be withdrawn by it. Anderson is the man not more political double any other man who ever before taking out his citi-ers. R Boney completed the ring on Friday, and signalized by inviting a number of his to the center room of the evening to partake of the half shell and other deli-operative to the occasion. An was enjoyably spent, and of the feast the boys ex-wish that Mr. Boney might building of this kind every year, and then repeat-ing at you, Boney! num has a force of mechan- at the office of the Home company, over Dickel's calling the switch-board and status for the new company. being installed and service February 1st. The system was far north as La Habra, Olive and Yorba. Direct extended from this city to Cypress, Fullerton, Or-Brookshurst, the oil wells, live and intervening points. bes, a prosperous Placen-grower, was in town the week. Mr. Forbes in com- well. He was at first disposed to leave immediately for Indiana to attend the funeral, but owing to numerous wash-outs and delayed trains was debarred the privilege of attending the burial. John Hanna was in town from Mari-flores on Saturday. Mr. Hanna reports an abundant fall of rain in his section, and is of opinion his walnut orchard will need no irrigation this season. He believes in thorough cultivation, assisted by capillary attraction of moisture, instead of the usual irrigation practiced in this section. He has a fine walnut orchard, and is prepared to demonstrate the correctness of his theory to any one who doubts the successful principle as well as efficacy of his method. W. S. Gibbs was in town from Orangethorpe on Tuesday. Mr. Gibbs owns 57 acres on the avenue and devotes his attention to alfalfa raising. He has his own pumping plant and lifts 80 inches of water. He will the coming season set a considerable portion to Valencia oranges. Mr. Gibbs has lived on his ranch since July. He formerly resided in New York. Wanted—Have a party who wants good ten-acre ranch near Anaheim. Also client who wants to buy 10 to 80 acres cactus land. Write or call on Bynon & Kimball, 305 I. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, Cal. For Sale at a Bargain, if called for soon.—A Kransch-Bach piano and Cecillian player. Very little used. Address: Box 112, R. F. D. 1, Fullerton. It Mr. and Mrs. Niehaus of Berkeley, who have been visiting friends here for several weeks past, contemplate returning in a few days to their home in the north. The Apollo club has postponed its meeting until the 15th of February on account of the rainy weather. It Quiets the Cough This is one reason why Ayer's It Quiets the Cough This is one reason why Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is so valuable in consumption. It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But it does more—it controls the inflammation, quiets the fever, soothes, heals. Ask your doctor about this. The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. HAIR VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Hasten recovery by keeping the bowels regular with Ayer's Pills. Attention! Your druggist should be an experienced man. I have had over 17 years of it. Bring your prescriptions here and you will know that they are filled right. HATZFELD'S POPULAR PHARMACY Next to Postoffice ANAHEIM Always Reliable The heavy rains of last week gave us a chance to finish our stocktaking sooner than we expected. This fact puts us in a position to commence our ANNUAL CLEAN-UP SALE Earlier than usual There will be BIGGER BARGAINS than ever before. The public realize the fact that merchandise in the mills and markets was never scarcer and other than now, but notwithstanding this we adhere to our policy to commence the new season with new goods, hence this big letting go of merchandise. 2 off on all Furs. 3 off on Kimonas and Sacques 3 off on Jackets and Cloaks 4 off on all Dress Skirts 4 off on all black Petticoats No goods will be altered or exchanged these prices. per cent on all Waists in wool, silk, cotton per cent on all Silks; black, colored and fancy per cent on all Woolen goods, blacks and fancy per cent on all Laces, Trimmings and Allovers per cent on all Lace Curtains per cent on all Table Linens and Napkins per cent on all Towels and Toweling per cent on all Men's Clothing, Trousers, Overcoats—Corduroys and Demins excepted per cent on all Boys' and Youths' Clothing per cent on all Underwear for Men, Women and per cent on all Silks; black, colored and fancy per cent on all Woolen goods, blacks and fancy per cent on all Laces, Trimmings and Allovers per cent on all Lace Curtains per cent on all Table Linens and Napkins per cent on all Towels and Toweling per cent on all Men's Clothing, Trousers, Overcoats—Corduroys and Demins excepted per cent on all Boys' and Youths' Clothing per cent on all Underwear for Men, Women and Children per cent on all Dolge Felt Footwear Les' Carfords and Shoes, formerly $1 75, $1 50, now $1 23 " " " " $2 25, $2 00, now $1 58 " " " " $2 50 now $2 18 " " " " $3 00 now $2 33 10 per cent discount on all regular stock of Shoes, except Rubber goods and Douglas shoes. Hundreds of Remnants from all Depts. below cost. Our Millinery to close out below cost. See our Los Angeles set window. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN ANAHEIM, CAL. Where Quality Counts you know that W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Dry Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! Crockeryware, Hardware, Tinware we handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car lots, don't forget that we pay the Highest Market Price produce. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. iss: Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange ANAHEIM, CAL. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative OUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on depour Savings Department. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange AN-AMERICNN BANK. ANAHEIM, CAL. extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative PUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on depour Savings Department. NOWETH, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. German Restaurant E. HUENEMEYER, PROP. Center Street - Anaheim, California Newly Appointed Throughout Evening, Saturday, January 19th Dinner served from 5:30 to 9 p.m. eastern sauerkraut at Palace market. dec6tf New Residence Tract Los Angeles street tract is to purchasers. Lots in this residence tract are being offrom $250 and up. liks, curbing, grading and oileets will be done without expurchaser. -$20 cash, and $15 quarterly, at 7 per cent. other particulars address C. E. ROTHAERMEL, Anaheim, Cal. quick automobile is a powerful car with every feature for and service. "Good everyout best on hills." Wm. F. Santa Ana. GUM WOOD For Sale. C.C. Browning Ranch Phone Sub 164 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, nov8tf