anaheim-gazette 1907-05-16

Duckworth Injunction Suit Judge Walter Bordwell rendered a decision in the Duckworth suit in which he declines to dissolve the injunction. By the judge's order, receiver is to be appointed who shall receive $3000 to be paid by Whitaker & Co. for the Loara store. This receiver shall hold this $3000 until the case is finally determined. In the meantime J. W. Duckworth and his son, Guy L. Duckworth, are restrained from disposing of the dwelling house in which Guy Duckworth and his wife lived. Judge Bordwell heard the argument and testimony on a motion to dissolve the injunction prohibiting the sale of the Loara store, complaint having been made that the elder Duckworth and the son were intrigued to keep from the wife of the son property that might be due her in a contention for alimony. The arguments were finished last week by H. C. Head, attorney for the wife, and Richard Melrose, attorney for J. W. Duckworth. The decision states that J. W. Duckworth "purposely, intentionally and studiously" withheld information from the wife and her father, A. S. Cox, formerly mayor of Pasadena, concerning the whereabouts of Guy Duckworth. The court found that on February 12 Guy Duckworth deserted his wife and went to Honolulu where he is now supposed to be, and that on March 25 a child was born to Mrs. Duckworth. The judge finds that Guy Duckworth owned the store, and that it was the intention of the Duckworths to deceive the wife in selling the property, to defraud her in any effort she might make in a claim for support. According to the conclusions of the judge, Whitaker & Co. in the purchase of the store was not a party to the scheme and is entitled to have its title go undisturbed. Hence the court will 25 a child was born to Mrs. Duckworth. The judge finds that Guy Duckworth owned the store, and that it was the intention of the Duckworths to deceive the wife in selling the property, to defraud her in any effort she might make in a claim for support. According to the conclusions of the judge, Whitaker & Co. in the purchase of the store was not a party to the scheme and is entitled to have its title go undisturbed. Hence the court will treat J. W. Duckworth as acting as agent for Guy L. Duckworth in the sale of the store and as a trustee for those concerned. The court's order is that J. W. Duckworth be allowed to collect $2500 due from the purchasers of the store. The $3000 balance is to be paid over to a receiver to be held until the action is decided finally. It developed at the hearing of the case that Guy Duckworth had been given a note payable in five years at six per cent by J. W. Duckworth in payment for the store. Santa Ana won three individual medals and Orange one, individual medal and the team medal in the Orange County Inter-High school forensics last Saturday. Five high schools competed. Anaheim took fourth place, getting a total of 1060 out of 1200 points. Conant Livingston of Santa Ana won the William Starbuck medal for the senior oration, Miss Nina Harbour of Orange the C.C. Chapman medal for junior oration, Miss Grace Hogsett of Santa Ana the S.H. Finley medal for sophomore story, Henry Padgham of Santa Ana the S.H. Finley medal for sophomore story, Henry Padgham of Santa the Finley medal for freshman declamation. The judge were W.L. Frost, principal at Compton; Professor Beale of Occidental college and Prof. Harris of Whittler college. The markings of the judges were: Orange first, Santa Ana second, Huntington Beach third, Anaheim fourth and Fullerton fifth. Real Estate Transfers L H Butler et al to Citizens bank of Anaheim—NW½ of net of sec 19, t 4 s, r 10; $10 Jacob Stern to John Wirsching and F W Muller—10 acres on North Palm ave. Anaheim; $10 Real Estate Transfers L H Butler et al to Citizens bank of Anaheim—NW½ of net of sec 19, t 4 s, r 10; $10 Jacob Stern to John Wirsching and F W Muller—10 acres on North Palm ave, Anaheim; $10 John G Launer to Brown & Douser—Blk 1, Launer’s add to La Habra; $10 Amanda Rothaermel to Otto Baum—Lot 2, blk 2, Rothaermel’s add to Anaheim; $10 William Overholser to Albert Neilman—Lot 171 35 feet by 337 65 feet at corner of Olive and Adele streets, Anaheim; lot 8, blk 1, Olive st tct Jacob Frowenfeld to M Eebelung—.56 of an acre in Vineyard lot H3, Anaheim; $10 Security Savings bank to Jacob Stern—S’ly half of lot 14, blk K, Kraemer tract; $1 Geo H Pirie to M C Duby—Lots 10 and 15, blk A, Pirie Home trt Chas S Early to John Roberts—Und half in 20 mining claims in Santa Rosa mining dist; $1 Huntington Beach Co to G C Seelye—Lot 32, blk 705, Wesley Park sec, Huntington Beach; $10 By way of making up to the diplomats and foreign naval officers for what happened to them at Jamestown, the government is arranging for a big state dinner or luncheon or some similar function for them at the White House. This is as it should be. The vaunted hospitality of the South balked and broke down under the pressure of the crowd on the opening day at Ocean View...Olinda...Olive...Orange...Orangethorpe...Peralta...Placenta...Randolph...San Joaquin...Santa Ana...Savanna...Silverado...Springdale...Trabuca...Tustin...Westminster-Chico...Yorba...Total... Convicted Murderess A Los Angeles paper soon printed the following item: “At the home of Mrs. Mae Anaheim lies Miss Margaret son, convicted murderess, subjected. The liberty which was her by Judge Smith a few years ago said to have been to no avail health is rapidly failing. Court was asked to release her on bail it was stated that the cure would be the only way the woman from death women in this city became in the woman and steps were liberate her. Judge Smith arguments in favor of her permitted her to leave the where she had been held nearly two years, pending a her case to the supreme court the removal of Miss Willis Anaheim her condition is so grown worse so that she is leave her bed.” Mrs. Sittel is understood been formerly a matron at the gales county jail. She is e a domestic in the family residing on South Olive street. Miss Williamson was a lodger and shot a roomer Corner Picnic AT COLUMBIA GARDEN ON Sunday, May 26, '07 concert and Ball, und Gesang. Anfang Puncktlich 1 uhr ANAHEIM TURN VEREIN. The Kelson Mining and Company G. L. McIntyre, Los Angeles, Pres. C. C. Chapman, Fullerton, V. Pres. Frank Baum, Anaheim, Director. This company offers a limited amount of treasure from the mine are very flattering and from presale big, rich mine. Over 100,000 shares of this Orange county. These people bought this stock. Do You Want to Make Money? If you do buy a block of this stock, and buy it on present price long, so get in on the ground floor in the following companies: Do You Want to Make a Deal? If you do buy a block of this stock, and buy it at the present price long, so get in on the ground floor in the following companies: In November, 1905, you could have bought cents a share, in November, 1906, Red Top was July, 1906, Silver Pick sold for 8 cents, in January, 1906, Mohawk sold for 11 cents. Is This a Lesson to Learn? The future of the Kelso looks as good as it did three weeks ago. She charged that he had offended her, and had written offensive epithets upon the wall of his room. The young man was shown at the trial to have borne an excellent reputation. Union Strikes Hot Water About three weeks ago J. W. Brackney, L. Cunningham, Mr. Robb, W. J. Woodruff and M. Barber were transferred from the Santa Fe lease here to that company's oil field near Ardmore, I. T., to drill one or two deep wells. When they arrived back there they found that it would be at least six weeks before the work could be commenced as the necessary machinery, etc., for deep drilling was not on hand. The deepest wells there are only 800 feet deep and are light producers, and the Santa Fe believes that if it puts a hole down to a depth of about 3000 feet it will strike a gusher or a big producer. If it is successful with the first deep hole a number of new wells will be... When they arrived back there they found that it would be at least six weeks before the work could be commenced as the necessary machinery, etc., for deep drilling was not on hand. The deepest wells there are only 800 feet deep and are light producers, and the Santa Fe believes that if it puts a hole down to a depth of about 3000 feet it will strike a gusher or a big producer. If it is successful with the first deep hole a number of new wells will be drilled. Mr. Barber is now in the east buying the apparatus for deep drilling and the work will be started in about a month; Mr. and Mrs. Brackney have returned to Fullerton and Mr. Brackney is again drilling here; Mr. Robb and family and Messrs. Cunningham and Woodruff have gone on east for a month's visit. Tom Seine is acting as superintendent during the absence of Barber. Messrs. Brackney and Seine drilled the first deep well on the Santa Fe lease here six years ago. For months the well gushed from 10,000 to 15,600 barrels of oil daily, and for years it has been pumping over 1000 barrels every day. The Union Oil Co. has struck hot water in its well northwest of town on the Bastanchury lease at a depth of about 1500 feet. Oil was first found at a depth of 1200 feet. Hot water was also struck at about the same depth in one of the big oil gushers on the Murphy lease about two miles west of the Union Co.'s well, and according to all indications a gusher may be brought in at any time after a depth of 2000 feet has been reached.—Fullerton Tribune. Japan Breaks Promises The repeated promises made by the Japanese for the last three years to re- also and Milling Company. (Inc.) J. R. Gardiner, Los Angeles, Treas. W. H. Spake, Anaheim, Secretary Chas. E. Jones, Anaheim, Manager at mine amount of treasury stock at 25c per share. Reports and from present indications the company will have a shares of this stock are held by prominent people of ought this stock to make money. How to Make Money? k, and buy it quick. The stock will not remain at the ground floor. Notice the money made by investors HOW TO Make Money? k, and buy it quick. The stock will not remain at the ground floor. Notice the money made by investors I have bought stock in the Red Top Mining Co. for 20 Red Top was selling on the market for $5.50 a share. For 8 cents, in November for $1.60. Sold for 11 cents, in March 20 cents, in November $18.50. ON to You? Books as good as any of the above three. Proceded to 35 cents per share May 20, 1907—— Perspectus and views of the Kelso, see 2 East Center St., Anaheim, Cal. FASHIONABLE Millinery MISSES HILL Write the public to call and inspect their latest spring imtations. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES PASTURAGE Abundance for 100 Head of Horses. $1.50 per month Inquire of J. L ELAM, on Montana Land Company Ranch, or of Los Alamitos Sugar Company, Los Alamitos, Cal. Factory phone, "Home" Long Distance. OWING TO A LARGE AND increasing demand for PASTURAGE Abundance for 100 Head of Horses. $1.50 per month Inquire of J. L. ELAM, on Montana Land Company Ranch, or of Los Alamitos Sugar Company, Los Alamitos, Cal. Factory phone, "Home" Long Distance. 28-31 to China the property appropriated through the exigencies of war are unfulfilled. In consequence of China is expressing much indignation what is considered a gross breach of faith. The recovery is conceived doubtful of a large amount of government and private property in various places in Manchuria, which appropriated by Japan without sensation, on the sole pretext that it had failed to observe neutrality following Russia to occupy these things, mines and land. This excludes not considered honest, because it is fully aware of China's help to enforce neutrality, while, in regard to abuse of neutrality considered equally guilty. Russia has much appropriated property, which has been leased to the Japanese but compensation to China. URNER Picnic AT COLUMBIA GARDEN ON Sunday, May 26,'07 Concert and Ball, und Gesang Anfang Puncktlich 1 uhr ANAHEIM TURN VEREIN. OWING TO A LARGE AND increasing demand for We have added a complete line of this new watch to our store. Also Elgin and Waltham Watches. A very large line. From the lowest to the highest grade. A call will convince you of the merits of these Watches. B. Hartfield JEWELER Joe Helmsen Building Center Street . . . Anaheim