anaheim-gazette 1907-03-07

LOCAL EVENTS Company E will give a dance after drill this (Thursday) evening. Miss Lola Tate of San Jose is a guest of Mrs. Cora Browning. Rev. Mitchell was a visitor at the county seat on Tuesday. Guy Duckworth is taking a vacation for a month owing to overwork. Principal Enfield of the West End school has sent in his resignation. Chas. Pendleton of Riverside spent Sunday with friends here. Sheldon Littlefield departed on Monday for the Kelso mines, where he will take a position. Rev. Markle attended the Illinois picnic in Los Angeles the first of the week and reports an enjoyable time meeting with old comrades. We acknowledge with thanks receipt of the second biennial report of the state board of horticulture. Frank Huch will leave about the middle of next month for an extended trip to Germany. Adolph Thomas has arrived from Los Angeles and taken a position with the German-American bank. R. E. Cochran of the Co-operative Hardwood Floor company of Los Angeles has been in town the past several days in the interests of his firm. Miss Marie C. Brehm of Chicago lectured on temperance at the Presbyterian church on Sunday and Monday evenings. She is traveling through Southern California delivering a course of lectures, and goes hence to Colorado to continue her work. Clarence Amberg has purchased the A. C. Spaulding was in town one day from his ranch west of town said it looked good to see it rain Water in his wellpit has steadily until it covers the pump at the pit, which is 34 feet deep teen years ago, when he came section, surface water in and ad his ranch stood ten feet from the face. It began to recede there until a year ago it reached a 40 feet. Mr. Spaulding expected season will be the best in the his the county. The engagement is announced Miss Joyce Frances Littlefield, former of former Postmaster Littlefield Roy Edmund Donaldson of Los les. The wedding will occur at theidence of Mr. and Mrs. George Boyd, the latter being a sister bride, on Sunday, March 31st, am. Mr. Donaldson is a well-rallroad employe of the Angelico while Miss Littlefield is an ad and accomplished young lady popularity extends to a wide circle friends. Santa Ana will not vote upon or no license at its approaching cipal election next month. A tion signed by seventy-one tax was submitted to the trustees on day evening asking for a vote upon liquor question. A counter protesting against such vote pre and Mr. Avas and his associates turned down. It is held that licen not necessary at the county seat much as one can get all he wants out it. This is the opinion of L. per, and he ought to know. McCormick Harvesting machine recognized as the standard in line. We have a complete line machinery and all of their repairs F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Hardwood Floor company of Los Angeles has been in town the past several days in the interests of his firm. Miss Marie C. Brehm of Chicago lectured on temperance at the Presbyterian church on Sunday and Monday evenings. She is traveling through Southern California delivering a course of lectures, and goes hence to Colorado to continue her work. Clarence Amberg has purchased the T. A. Darling home place on Broadway and Lemon streets, paying $4000 for the property. He will subdivide the tract, construct sidewalks and make other improvements, and place it upon the market. Both in design and improvements, as well as in quality of workmanship, the McCormick line has kept the lead. Wm. F. Lutz Co., of Santa Ana, handle this line and all the extra parts. Elton Goble, sub-editor of this family journal, and member of the scrub class at the high school went to Los Angeles on Sunday to see the sights. He rode on the street cars, went to the theatre and returned home on the midnight train. Elton has more fun than we do ourselves. An inch and .25 of rain fell during the storm beginning early on Monday morning, bringing the total for the season to date, according to Mr. Dickel's gauge to 17.27. During the precipitation of Monday night, .84 fell, and .30 to noon on Tuesday. That evening .11 was added. Rain fell last season to date, 10.74. Total for last season, 18.13. Last rain of the year, May 28th. John Cassou desires us to return his unbounded thanks to members of the fire department and all others for their prompt response to the alarm of fire for the blaze in his building on West Center street last Tuesday morning. While the fire had been put out when the department arrived, he is none the less grateful for the promptness with which they responded to the alarm. Ben Dresser sends from Portland a copy of the Retail Grocers' Magazine, containing among other things an account of the recent annual election of directors for the Merchants & Manufacturers' association of that city. Ben was elected a member, receiving the highest number of votes cast for and Mr. Avas and his associates turned down. It is held that license not necessary at the county seat, much as one can get all he wants out it. This is the opinion of L. per, and he ought to know. McCormick Harvesting machine recognized as the standard in line. We have a complete line of machinery and all of their repairs. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Andy Fuhrberg on Friday morning received a telegram from Seattle veying the sad news of the death that city of his mother, who was 67th year. Mr. Fuhrberg visited mother and brothers last year, on a trip to the Portland fair. At time she was in excellent health had latterly been a sufferer from illness. News of her death came great shock to our fellow-townsmans. Wm. Schwenckert has begun work of taking the assessment in district. On Monday he was enroling a list of non-local rail cars passing this point, Loars Buena Park. Among those noted refrigerator cars hauling celery coaches belonging to points outside state. All such cars found in California on that day are assessed here. local cars, tracks, depots and sites are assessed by the state board of lization. W. A. Wallace is erecting a newidence on Kroeger street. J. Boney has the contract. He bourse of construction for Mr. W what will be when completed, or the handsomest homes in town. J. B. Rea and Allan Knapp have turned from a visit of several days James Mills of Riverside. On coming home they saw in Horses Bend the burning cars of a freight wrecked the preceding day. Perhaps you have forgotten that "Buick" is "good anywhere, but on hills." We are willing to show give us the chance. Wm. F. Lutz Santa Ana, Cal. Miss Grace Hilgen of Los Angeles who recently visited with friends was one of the star performers musicale given in that city. He ano numbers were rendered in herual clever fashion, and her picture printed in the papers the follow morning. Miss Grace, besides be Ben Dresser sends from Portland a copy of the Retail Grocers’ Magazine, containing among other things an account of the recent annual election of directors for the Merchants & Manufacturers’ association of that city. Ben was elected a member, receiving the highest number of votes cast for that honor. Ben’s friends will be glad to know that he is prospering and on the full tide of prosperity. A petition for a road running from the Pomona road near Fullerton to Olinda over the lands of the Union Oil company, Graham & Loftus Oil company and the Stearns Rancho company has been filed with County Clerk Williams for presentation to the Board of Supervisors. The petition is signed by fifty persons and the $50 bond is given by I. W. Fuqua and William Loftus. The road will cut off a couple of miles between the oil wells and Fullerton, and will do away with the necessity of going by way of Placintia. You hear a great many claims made by dealers as to what their particular car will do. Make them prove their statements. We do not make a claim for the “Buick” that we cannot carry out. We would like to show you. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAHEIM, CO. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on posits in our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cash Building was in town on Monranch west of town. He had good to see it raining so. The wellpit has steadily risen as the pump at the bottom which is 34 feet deep. Fiftoo, when he came to this place water in and adjoining good ten feet from the surran to recede thereafter, ago it reached a depth of Mr. Spaulding expects this be the best in the history of Agreement is announced of Frances Littlefield, daughter Postmaster Littlefield, to Donaldson of Los Angelding will occur at the resMr. and Mrs. George E. tter being a sister of the day, March 31st, at 1 p. Donaldson is a well-known loye of the Angelic town, Littlefield is an amiable ashed young lady whose attends to a wide circle of will not vote upon license at its approaching muninment next month. A petily seventy-one taxpayers to the trustees on Monasking for a vote upon the on. A counter petition against such vote prevailed and his associates were It is held that license is at the county seat, inascan get all he wants withs the opinion of L. Goepght to know. Harvesting machines are the standard in their have a complete line of this all of their repairs. Wm. Santa Ana, Cal. Chas. E. Jones to Take Charge Charles E. Jones of this city, who for many years filled the important position of superintendent of the extensive Guggenheim mine in Colorado, and who for a year past has been a resident of this city, will in a few days go to Kelso, San Bernardino county, to take charge of the Kelso mine. Mr. Jones is one of the most experienced miners in the United States, and the fact that he has decided to re-enter the business and will have personal control of the Kelso mine, is strong evidence of the fact that he regards the mine as offering an inviting field for development. He recently visited the properties, and went down the shaft. Here he exploded a shot of powder and brought home with him specimens of ore. These were assayed and found to be rich. Mr. Jones later determined to take personal control of development work, and will in a few days go to Kelso with that end in view. Since his residence in this city he has received a number of invitations from the Guggenheim to return to Colorado and assume control of their mines, but he has persistently refused to abandon the climate of this section, where he located for the benefit of his wife's health. Good Reports of Mine Judge Howard, W. H. Spake and Mr. Maxwell returned this week from the Kelso mine, whither they were some days ago in company of Messrs. Nelson and Campbell of the company operating the mine. Speaking of the trip Judge Howard said: "I believe the mine will develop into one of the richest in the west. The property consists of 200 acres, and at a distance of a mile and a half we could plainly see three ledges from It is held that license is at the county seat, inasan get all he wants with the opinion of L. Goepght to know. Harvesting machines are the standard in their use a complete line of this and all of their repairs. Wm. Santa Ana, Cal. Oberg on Friday morning program from Seattle, concludes news of the death in his mother, who was in her Mr. Fuhrberg visited his mothers last year, during Portland fair. At that time in excellent health, but seen a sufferer from ill-health her death came as a result of fellow-townsman. enckert has begun the assessment in this Monday he was engaged in list of non-local railroad this point, Loara and Among those noted were cars hauling celery and going to points outside the cars found in California are assessed here. The trucks, depots and sidings by the state board of equa- pace is erecting a new resroger street: J. H. He contract. He has in construction for Mr. Wallace when completed, one of it homes in town. Allan Knapp have revisit of several days with of Riverside. On their they saw in Horseshoe ing cars of a freight train preceding day. have forgotten that the good anywhere, but best are willing to show you: since. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Hilgen of Los Angeles, visited with friends here, the star performers at a in that city. Her picture rendered in her usion, and her picture was papers the following Grace, besides being a Judge Howard, W. H. Spake and Mr. Maxwell returned this week from the Kelso mine, whither they were some days ago in company of Messrs. Nelson and Campbell of the company operating the mine. Speaking of the trip Judge Howard said: "I believe the mine will develop into one of the richest in the west. The property consists of 200 acres, and at a distance of a mile and a half we could plainly see three ledges from fifteen to twenty-five feet in width running through the property. The ledges look good to me, and I believe the mine will shortly develop into one of great richness. "The main shaft is down 140 feet and excellent progress is being made. There is a large quantity of ore on the dump. This, we were surprised to learn, had been cast aside for the richer ore that is confidently believed to be located at a greater depth. "We brought home samples of the ore and had it assayed. It went $17.15 to the ton, in gold and silver. "We were hospitably entertained and consider ourselves well repaid for the trip." Judge Howard took a number of photographs of the mine which will soon be placed on exhibition. Mr. Spake and Mr. Maxwell also spoke in high terms of praise of the character of the mine. Mr. Nelson states that $15,000 has been expended in developing the property to its present stage, and is more confident than ever that he and his associates have a bonanza. C. C. Chapman has been appointed by Gov. Gillett a trustee of the state normal school at San Diego. Mr. Chapman's name was withdrawn by the governor two months ago, along with other appointments of former Gov. Pardee, a number of whom were discredited by Gov. Gillett. Among these latter were Senator Anderson, whose nomination as trustee of the Whittier state school was announced by Pardee as he was about to leave his office. Anderson will probably not be appointed by Gillett. Mr. Chapman is at present a trustee of the San Diego normal, and is fitted by his personality and experience in every way to grace the position. Tuesday last being the sixteenth birthday of Kathryn Howard... Hilgen of Los Angeles, visited with friends here, the star performers at a in that city. Her picture was papers the following Grace, besides being a is also a very pretty journeyman painters St. Louis, have opened Center street, and will intention to house and sign will make a specialty silver window signs, their work in this line artists in their line of their adv in another left for his old-time in, Ill., a few days ago a telegram stating that seriously ill. Yungbluth entertained at dinner Friday, the her husband's twenty- has been indisposed of lumbago. ANAHEIM, CAL. safe and conservative interest allowed on deCHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. Gov. Gillett. Among these latter were Senator Anderson, whose nomination as trustee of the Whittier state school was announced by Pardee as he was about to leave his office. Anderson will probably not be appointed by Gillett. Mr. Chapman is at present a trustee of the San Diego normal, and is fitted by his personality and experience in every way to grace the position. Tuesday last being the sixteenth birthday of Kathryn Hayden a number of her friends gave her a pleasant surprise. The evening was spent in playing games, after which refreshments were served. She received a handsome present as a gift from all and it was greatly appreciated by her. The guests dispersed at a late hour, wishing the hostess many happy returns of the day. Those present were Irene Mills, Helen Browning, Lilla Steadman, Laura Kraeber, Lucile Fox, Syril Tipton, Frank Hill, Edward Lawrence, Walter Cadman, Leslie Bowen and George Chambers. Mrs. Louis Stapper of Los Angeles and Mrs. Wm. L. Vetter of Omaha, old-time Atchison friends of Mrs. Joseph Helmsen, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Helmsen during the week. An informal musical was arranged in their honor on Friday evening. Frank Shevlin was over from Santa Ana a day or two ago in a new automobile which approaches nearer to a flying machine than anything at the county seat. Skinner & Son report the sale of Reo runabouts to F. B. Reed of Orange, Norman Baumont of Santa Ana, Mr. Banker of this city and Joe Wagner of Placentia. The firm also sold two Oldsmobiles this week. Miss Anne Dyer of Pittsburg is a guest of Mrs. Capt. Williams. Hon. John P. Melton, mayor iston, Colo., and a member of the lature of that state, was in to ing the week, the guest of Jones and Owens. Mr. Melton companyd by his wife, with w is spending a season in Southern fornia. He is an old-time friend fellow-townsmen, and was verably impressed with this section. Building permits footing up $15,000 were issued in this city the past month. Hides are going up, but the p our hand-made, home-made ha the same. Wm. F. Lutz Co Ana, Cal. Herman Schindler has co plans for a $4000 one-story brickness building on Center street and Hugo Strodthoff. Miss Lillian Clabaugh entertains number of friends Thursday e it being her fifteenth birthday. No. 04 is a surrey, canopy to lined, Sarven wheels, full re reaches ironed full length, cushions and back, leather tr and the price is $135. Wm. F. L Santa Ana, Cal. Anaheim Evergreen Nursery Tim Carroll, Proprietor. The oldest nurseries in Se California, established in 186 have an extra fine stock of Pines, Acacia, Rubber, Ca Steculia, Catalina Cherry, Mo Blue and Italian Cypress, Flowering Gums and a large of other ornamental trees and Also Walnuts, Budded Loqu Guavas. Nurseries located 20 west of Loara station (S. P. R. ahelm, Orange county, Cal phone, Main 341. For Sale. Chili Seed. This carefully selected for my own p but as I do not want it. am offer sale. Address, C. E. Utt, Tusth feb28-4t Always Reliable New Ginghams Red Seal Zephyrs complete line is not yet on display, but there is endid assortment of very neat patterns and s for Spring waists, and shirt-waist suits. The wing of plain ginghams is especially attractive. The black and white effects and some rather ing plaids are much in evidence. Then there's the usual run of blues and reds in checks and stripes, and all shades in the plain hams, 12½c. yd. New Spring Goods Arriving Daily. SHER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts you know that W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! rockeryware, Hardware, Tinware W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! Prockeryware, Hardware, Tinware handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car lots, don't forget that we pay the Highest Market Price reduce. Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange LOOS & YOUNG House and Sign Painters Gold and Silver SIGNS A Specialty. FRVICE 142 Center St., ANAHEIM, CAL. buggy looks bad, and you like buying a new one, have We have one of the best grimmers in the business. Tz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. reuter, aged 50 years, died at city hospital at Santa Ana by evening. Deceased was Germany and had been for a resident of Orange county to valvular disease. He was known through intryside, and those who had chance will pause an instant word of good to one whose day was himself. May his written in brass, his frailties F. Melton, mayor of Tilson and a member of the legislature state, was in town durerek, the guest of Messrs. Owens. Mr. Melton was ac- by his wife, with whom he a season in Southern California is an old-time friend of our men, and was very favor- sed with this section. permits footing up nearly issued in this city during month. "AT CRIPPLE CREEK" A new and modern play by Hal Reid, will be presented at the Anaheim opera-house on Friday, March 8. The scenes are laid in a mining camp among the Rockies, in the early eighties. The story told is very interesting and uplifting in tone and the play abounds in wholesome and hearty comedy. Reserved seats on sale at McCollum's. WATER STOCK I have Anaheim Union water stock which I will let out for the season. mch7tf J. B. NEFF, Anaheim, Cal. F. B. Fay, president of the Citrus Union, predicts that there will be 4000 carloads of oranges left on the trees at the end of this season, and it appears that the estimate will not be far from correct unless there is an improvement over the record of last month. Mr. Fay says: "Owing to the heavy rains the oranges are more subject to decay than usual, but I believe that navels can be left on the trees until June if necessary, although it is desirable to move them sooner when possible. The larger and riper the fruit becomes the more difficult it is to market. Or- permits footing up nearly issued in this city during month. going up, but the price of made, home-made harness is Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Schindler has completed 4000 one-story brick busigage on Center street for Gus Prodthoff. Clabaugh entertained a friends Thursday evening, fifteenth birthday. surrey, canopy top, wool wheels, full fenders, nosed full length, spring back, leather trimmed, is $135. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Cal. Evergreen Nurseries, Carroll, Proprietor. first nurseries in Southern established in 1868. We extra fine stock of Palms, Cacia, Rubber, Camphor, Natalina Cherry, Monterey, Italian Cypress, Scarlet Gums and a large variety domestic trees and plants. Buddied Loquats and nurseries located 200 yards a station (S. P. R. R.) Ange county, Cal. Sunset 341. Chili Seed. This seed is selected for my own planting not want it. am offering for less, C. E. Utt, Tustin. Articles of incorporation have been filed by the West Anaheim water company, the purpose of which is to develop and supply water for irrigation and domestic use, and acquire all necessary water rights, lands, ditches, right of way, machinery and appliances, etc. The principal place of business is West Anaheim. The directors for the first year are Timothy Carroll, H. F. Kealiher, J. L. Foote, B. Fisher and W. H. Valentine. The capital stock is $3500, divided into 250 shares of $10 each. Charles E. Jones and Capt. Williams were in Los Angeles a day or two ago attending the St. David's day celebration of the Welsh societies. A. S. Bradford has purchased the J. W. Shenk fifteen-acre orange and walnut grove in Placentia for $10,000. The "Buick" is a car so simple in construction, powerful and easy in operation, that it appeals to the expert and novice alike. Our demonstrating car is at your disposal. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. FOR RENT Kroeger's Hall. Three front rooms for offices. Enquire of Louis Kroeger. mar7tf Girl wanted for work in filling room. Steady employment. Pacific Creamery, Buena Park. mch7-t2