anaheim-gazette 1907-02-21

WARM WORDS ABOUT HOTEL Chamber of Commerce Thresh Out Proposition for Financing Tenant for Projected McLaughlin Building So spirited was the discussion of a new hotel project, at the meeting of the board of directors of the chamber of commerce on Thursday evening, that President Ahlborn was compelled to admonish the debating directors to eliminate personalities from the discussion. It all happened by Mr. Resh presenting a water-color sketch of the new McLaughlin building and desiring the chamber of commerce to take the initiative in securing a suitable person to conduct it as an up-to-date hotel. It is understood Mrs. McLaughlin will not build until she is guaranteed a tenant, with assurances that rent will be paid for a year. He expressed himself as being heartily in favor of such a plan and, being a good thing for the town, he opined that other members should look at the proposition in the same light. Mr. Resh is local agent for the proposed building. Capt. Williams was averse to the project and argued that if any one wanted to go into the hotel business in this city he should go into it without assistance from the chamber. He as a member of the board would not agree to father any such project. Mr. Wickett was of a similar frame Like an Oncoming Wave Is Skiing for Division Continued from Page 1 by his latest break, when he met some of the lady attached upper house were prostitute McFadden wants Melrose to Sacramento and save the county. "Santa Ana stole two man from Anaheim years ago, and to return them. These routes mail to Garden Grove and Water. It is four miles from Anaheim, while it is eight miles from that point to Santa Eight miles by rail and seven by road. I say these routes should turned to us. "Even in our supervisor Santa Ana has not treated us Why should we be required to vote, while Santa Ana polls in the Santa Ana-Tustin district I am told the district will changed. That is the order gone forth at the county seat should we in this supervisor compelled to poll the excess our road moneys amount to the other smaller districts county? Will you tell me why poor roads, while Santa Ana tin and the contiguous territory good ones? Where is the next woodpile? "No, sir, I have got my fill Ana. I'm no hog. I know have had enough. I am rath Stanton jumped in with his big time, for he is two years too old my scheme." "I want to go back to Los other members should look at the proposition in the same light. Mr. Resh is local agent for the proposed building. Capt. Williams was averse to the project and argued that if any one wanted to go into the hotel business in this city he should go into it without assistance from the chamber. He as a member of the board would not agree to father any such project. Mr. Wickett was of a similar frame of mind. Mr. Resh—"I am doing this for the good of the town, and if the rest of the board do not care to take hold of the matter, I will drop it and quit." He further remarked that if the chamber did not bestir itself, he would personally endeavor to secure a tenant, to the end that the city should have a first-class hostelry. Barring the tilt between the new directors the meeting was harmonious and a batch of routine business was transacted, including the arrangement of Arbor Day festivities for tomorrow, and the appointment of committees to see that a fitting celebration be held in this city. The city band will be out and Henry Adams will be marshal of the day. All the automobilists in this section will be asked to parade. There will be a baseball game between the Anaheim and Fullerton highschool teams at athletic park besides other contests and races. The board now meets on the first and third Thursday evening of each month. At its next meeting an attempt will be made to form a "Booster" club, with a view of putting the town in line with other progressive communities. Creditable Showing The German-American bank has issued a statement of its monthly increase in its deposits, since opening for business something over a year ago, which shows it to be in truly a flourishing condition. The bank opened for business January 8, 1906, since which time its deposits have been as follows: February 1, 1906.....$16,893 00 March 1, "...27,681 00 April 1, "...49,144 00 May 1, "...47,210 00 June 1, "...39,868 00 July 1, "...40,292 00 August 1, "...41,832 00 September 1, "...51,740 00 October 1, "...63,363 00 November 1, "...60,421 00 A meeting of the Los Angeles merger of commerce was held on Tuesday for the purpose of both sides to the controversy of Stanton bill. The meeting was at Stanton's suggestion. He said the meeting in support of his appeared most anxious to chamber rescind its action week when it went on record the bill. A delegation of Orange county including R. Melrose of this city McFadden, F. O. Daniel, Thad and many others attended the Stanton opened the argument Orange county had neglected service strip in failing to maintain roads, and that it had been in to procure appointment of sheriff at Bay City. The suit were characterized as being rich of the interests of this strip. The strip was assessed at $1 million of which was owned Angeles parties. Richard Melrose replied that reasons were petty and peu considered alongside of the attempted dismembermentange county. The people oo poor roads, while Santa Ana tin and the contiguous territory good ones? Where is the no this woodpile? "No, sir, I have got my fill Ana. I'm no hog. I know have had enough. I am rath Stanton jumped in with his big time, for he is two years too my scheme. "I want to go back to Los and when that county consol would like to see Whittier Beach and all the Interveniory in a new county with the Buena Park, Fullerton, Place oil wells and all this section in county. This is the plan I figuring on for two years. The strong undercurrent of popular favor of this plan, as its own know. I would not have spoiled not Stanton's bill been in." "This change may be brought at this session too, and don't yt it." which shows it to be in truly a nourishing condition. The bank opened for business January 8, 1906, since which time its deposits have been as follows: February 1, 1906.....$16,893 00 March 1, ".....27,681 00 April 1, ".....49,144 00 May 1, ".....47,210 00 June 1, ".....39,868 00 July 1, ".....40,292 00 August 1, ".....41,832 00 September 1, ".....51,740 00 October 1, ".....63,363 00 November 1, ".....60,421 00 December 1. ".....71,740 00 January 1. 1907.....88,393 00 February 1, ".....93,729 34 Officers and directors of the bank are H. W. Chynoweth, president; Joseph Helmsen, vice president; Charles A. Boege, cashier. Directors: H. W. Chynoweth, Joseph Helmsen, Erwin Barr. Tim Carroll, sr.; A. Nagel, Wm. McLauchlin, Dr. J. L. Beebe, Ed. Michod, W. A. Bonynge. The Rev. C. B. Ebey of Chicago will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday. Rev. Ebey is Mrs. Haffens' father. He delighted his audiences here last winter with sermons of unusual interest. You are invited to hear him. Joseph Helmsen was in superior court yesterday in his capacity as administrator of the Bitner estate Joseph goes to court once a year, and on each occasion gives a faithful account of his stewardship. He has $2000 in his possession which will go to two minors when they attain their majority several years hence. The money is on deposit in a savings bank and has for years been drawing interest. J. E. Grogan, a former resident of Anaheim and later of Washington, D.C., was in town yesterday. Mr. Grogan has been a resident of Long Beach for three years. Richard Melrose replied that reasons were petty and peuple considered alongside of the attempted dismemberment of ange county. The people of Angeles county did not ask formation of the strip, and there was a large delegation from H.Beach to protest against the bill. Orange county opposed and would fight it to the law. He said the bill would take an ange county's shoreline, with ception of two or three miles of the shoreline being marked cipitous bluffs and rocky fills which made it undesirable frontage. He took up Stanton about county roads and provoked falsity. James McFadden spoke against the bill. F. O. Daniel, attorney forers in their fight against Chica gun club, addressed the legal points involved. Sherriff Lacy said Stanton about non-protection from law was not in accordance with the Mr. Price of Huntington Bayported Stanton, but was shil while at Santa Ana last week signed a petition against disuction Stanton declared Price tampered with. Connell of the Bolsa Chicago said he wanted out, and Jim Larose and said Connell did not the sentiment of other members club. The committee appointed chamber of commerce to hear Becoming Wave Is Sentiment for Division continued from Page 1 It break, when he declared of the lady attaches of the se were prostitutes. Now wants Melrose to hike to and save the county. Ana stole two mail routes him years ago, and refuses them. These routes supply Golden Grove and Westminsfour miles from Anaheim Grove, while it is fifteen that point to Santa Ana; by rail and seven by wagonly these routes should be res. In our supervisor district has not treated us fairly. And we be required to poll 1500 Santa Ana polls 950, and Ana-Tustin district 850? The district will not be That is the order that has at the county seat. Why in this supervisor district be to poll the excess vote;when money amount to the same as smaller districts in the Will you tell me why we have while Santa Ana and Tuscontiguous territory have Where is the nigger in I have got my fill of Santa no hog. I know when I enough. I am rather sorry nped in with his bill at this is two years too early for Bu 7th & L New De Opens About With the most modern o equipment west ol ROOF PALM GARDEN AND CHIL 8 spacious floors with more than 18 space. 5 Hydraulic Elevators. Steam heat on every floor, 5000 sq Floods of sunshine, 17,290 square glass. while Santa Ana and Tuscontiguous territory have Where is the nigger in I have got my fill of Santa no hog. I know when I enough. I am rather sorry naped in with his bill at this is two years too early for go back to Los Angeles, that county consolidates, I to see Whittier and Long all the intervening terrinew county with this city, Fullerton, Placentia, the and all this section in a new this is the plan I have been for two years. There is a mercurrent of popular feeling this plan, as its opponents should not have spoken of it Stanton’s bill been introduced. Change may be brought about too, and don’t you forget Los Angeles Meeting of the Los Angeles chammerce was held in that city for the purpose of hearing to the controversy over the meeting. The meeting was called as suggestion. He addressed in support of his bill, and most anxious to have the rescind its action taken last it went on record against tion of Orange county men, R. Melrose of this city, James F. O. Daniel, Theo. Lacy others attended the meeting. Opened the argument, saying county had neglected the secession failing to maintain county that it had been impossible appointment of a deputy Bay City. The supervisors characterized as being neglectful arrests of this strip. He said was assessed at $1,250,000, a which was owned by Los parties. Melrose replied for the holding that Stanton’s are petty and peurile when alongside of the infamy ofoted dismemberment of Or-ty. The people of Los An- upon the point took the matter under advisement over night. Huntington Beach Divided Word from Huntington Beach yesterday was to the effect the community was divided upon the question of secession. Promises by Santa Ana to treat the beach town fairly in future, to restore to them the rural mail route which rightfully belongs to Huntington Beach, to afford them protection from overflow of the river, to give them good roads, and to work for an electric railway joining the two towns, have served to allay much of the feeling against the county seat. On the other hand, there are others just as insistent as ever for division. A mass meeting held at the beach town early in the week adopted resolutions favoring division. A later meeting counsel-ed a more conservative course. Stanton’s bill will probably come up for consideration in committee early next week, and the fight against the measure will be on in Sacramento in real earnest. Their Second Marriage William H. Morgan and Martha M. 8 spacious floors with more than 18 space. 5 Hydraulic Elevators. Steam heat on every floor, 5000 square Floods of sunshine, 17,290 square glass. 4000 square feet of mirrors. Lavatories on every floor—Rest R- —Nursery—Barber shop. Restaurant, Lunch Counters and M Watch and Wait for t A Res The Lenoir grape Disease. The vine is very fruit is very dark in color wine variety. It is hardies der top variety though not involves all parts of the vine I have carefully se Newton B. Pier jan17-1m and abandoned children recaid to appear before them pose of this move is to go members of the board acquire charity roll, to weed worthy subjects and to get straight for the year. At p are fifty children receiving this county. Newport Harbor S A telegram was recei Santa Ana chamber of con days ago from Congress stating that an order for Newport harbor had been the rivers and harbors bi Melrose replied for the day, holding that Stanton's fire petty and peurile when he alongside of the infamy ofoted dismemberment of Orry. The people of Los Anzio did not ask for annexation strip, and there was present delegation from Huntington to protest against Stanton's large county opposed the grab, and fight it to the last ditch. The bill would take all of Orry's shoreline, with the ex-two or three miles, the rest shoreline being marked by pre-fluids and rocky formations made it undesirable as water. He took up Stanton's charge on city roads and proved its utility. McFadden spoke briefly on the bill. Daniel, attorney for the farm-earl fight against the Bolsa club, addressed the meeting real points involved. Lacy said Stanton's charge on protection from his office accordance with the facts. Price of Huntington Beach supplantion, but was shown that Santa Ana last week, he had petition against disunion. Declared Price had been with. Of the Bolsa Chica gun club arrested out, and Jim McFadden said Connell did not reflect moment of other members of the committee appointed by the of commerce to hear evidence in the week adopted resolutions favoring division. A later meeting counsel-a more conservative course. Stanton's bill will probably come up for consideration in committee early next week, and the fight against the measure will be on in Sacramento in real earnest. Their Second Marriage William H. Morgan and Martha M. Morgan of Santa Ana have agreed to try matrimony a second time, and they were married the other day. They have agreed to forget their past troubles and to live happy ever after. A marriage license was issued to them by the county clerk some days ago, reading like this: William H. Morgan, aged 58, and Martha M. Morgan, aged 53, both natives of Virginia, and both residents of Santa Ana. This is the second venture of the two into married life together. Once before it was attempted, but in those days the years were fewer than they are now and blood was prone to be aroused to anger. A divorce was gotten in Los Angeles and since then the couple have lived apart. But they have decided to finish life together. Hence the marriage license. The old decree of divorce was presented to the clerk, as is necessary when a divorced person asks for a license to again wed. Chifi Growers The chili growers of Orange county will hold a meeting at rooms of the Anaheim chamber of commerce on Saturday evening, February 23d. The matter of forming a chili growers' association will come up for discussion. A large attendance is requested. The Supervisors have ordered the custodians of all orphans, half orphans Bullock's 7th & Broadway Los Angeles New Department Store About March 1st a modern department store ent west of Chicago. AND CHILDREN'S PLAY GROUND with more than 181,000 square feet of floor floor, 5000 square feet of radiating surface. 17,290 square feet of plate and prismatic more than 181,000 square feet of floor floor, 5000 square feet of radiating surface. 17,290 square feet of plate and prismatic mirrors. floor—Rest Rooms—Emergency hospital ber shop. Counters and Men's Grill. Lit for the Opening Date A Resistant Grape The Lenoir grape when ungrafted is resistant to the California Vine. The vine is very vigorous, a good bearer when mature, while the very dark in color and rather small of size. The Lenoir is strictly a riety. It is hardiest when ungrafted, but will prolong the life of a tenvariety though not preventing the latter from infection as the disease is all parts of the vine. I have carefully selected Lenoir cuttings for sale at $10.00 per thousand Bryton B. Pierce, Santa Ana, Calif. undoned children receiving state appear before them. The purthis move is to get the new of the board acquainted with arity roll, to weed out any unsubjects and to get the roll for the year. At present there children receiving state aid in nty. Newport Harbor Survey Telegram was received by the ana chamber of commerce some go from Congressman Smith that an order for a survey of harbor had been included in ers and harbors bill. It is un- AUTOMOBILES! Ford Moline Wayne, Maxwell Touring Cars and Runabouts. Call us up for demonation. P. J. Weisel, Agent Anaheim, Cal. Phone Main 582 The action of the directors of the Fullerton Domestic Water company in or- Newport Harbor Survey Telegram was received by the Ana chamber of commerce some ago from Congressman Smith that an order for a survey of port harbor had been included in papers and harbors bill. It is unanimous that the passage of the bill that item means that some time government experts will examine it and make a report on its possibilities a harbor. The money for the bill will not be available until next month and it is hoped that very soon after the survey will begin. Who have examined Newport and who are thoroughly informed concerning it declare that the opportunities to make a permanent harbor are bright. Col. Finley, former surveyor, says: "Think that Newport Bay offers a series of exceptional points. The sea is greater than any bay beaches San Diego and San Francisco. Sea is greater than San Pedro and before any work was done on think the bay will become a valiant point for shipping, especially for trade." Head Consul J. H. Foley of Los Angeles will address the local Woods county evening. The La Fiesta camp team will also be present. Just deed from the Fullerton Do-Water company to the Los An-Trust company has been filed in place of County Recorder Peters. Deed is given for the purpose of giving $35,000 for the completion of waterworks system in Fullerton. Touring Cars and Runabouts. Call us up for demonstration. P. J. Weisel, Agent Anaheim, Cal. Phone Main 582 The action of the directors of the Fullerton Domestic Water company in ordering the borrowing of the money resulted in the signing of the deed. The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian church will have a Birthday social at the home of Mrs. Comstock this (Thursday) evening. All are invited. Game Protection The Orange County Fish and Game Protective association has passed resolutions condemning the proposed division of the state into small game districts. The association resolutions state that if any districts are to be formed, the seven Southern California counties should be in one district. A petition being signed is addressed to the representatives in the legislature, asking that they use their influence to block the movement to make small game districts. Nature, states the petition, has made the southern counties require different game laws from those required in the north. The petition asks for a closed season on ducks from March 15 to November 15; on doves from February 15 to August 1; on jack snipe from May 1 to November 1; on bay snipe, curlew and large waders and shore birds, from August 1 to May 1 of the next year; tree squirrels from January 1 to July 1, and no changes in other closed seasons as they now are. The bag limit proposed is, Wilson snipe, twenty, and all other birds twenty-five.