anaheim-gazette 1907-08-22

VOLUME XXXVII ANAHEM MR. RESH STARTS THE BALL Offers Water Company Free Site for Office in Block West of Opera-House—New Hotel. The directors of the water company were on Saturday offered by John Resh, the enterprising realty booster, a thirty-foot lot at the corner of Center and Hedwig streets, for the erection of a headquarters office, free of cost. The lot is valued at $3000. A fifty-foot lot across the street brought an offer of $2500 this week, which was refused. The lot offered is the property of John Burchard. The board expressed its thanks for Mr. Resh's offer, and voted that if the Hart offer be not made good in thirty days, to accept Mr. Resh's offer. For a month or more past the question of the water headquarters has been in abeyance, with conflicting reports about offers made by Jacob Stern and C. C. Chapman of a house and lot free at Fullerton, if the headquarters were removed to that city and considerable quiet work doing since the beginning of The water board has recent up the discussion of a head office energetically. The present quarters are overcrowded the large amount of valuation comprising maps, reports, publications, rights-of-way and other items are becoming more exposed to fire. A conservative mate of these papers is placed 000. Many of the documents be replaced. The board discussed the propriety of erecting vault for the safekeeping of persons. Mr. Resh's offer at once prospects for the speedy eradication of the two-story headquarters since Saturday afternoon he been the principal topic of conversation. C. W. Pipkin of Los Angeles has been here during several past soliciting business for man-American bank, depart Tuesday, after a very prosperous section with such great sources, and he speaks in high of the people whom he has met Mrs. I Asher sailed on Tues The board expressed its thanks for Mr. Resh's offer, and voted that if the Hart offer be not made good in thirty days, to accept Mr. Resh's offer. For a month or more past the question of the water headquarters has been in abeyance, with conflicting reports about offers made by Jacob Stern and C. C. Chapman of a house and lot free at Fullerton, if the headquarters were removed to that city, and of the possibility of a vote to be taken upon removal at the annual election in January. Other statements have been current that an affirmative vote upon removal could not be secured, and so the matter has rested for probably two months, with nothing doing, and apparently no one caring a rap for it one way or another. Mr. Hart asks $4000 for his lot east of the First National bank, but may be prevailed upon to shave the price to some extent. He also offers to donate $500 to the fund to be raised by citizens for the purchase of the lot. The deal, however, seems to have fallen through, and nothing was doing until Mr. Resh started the ball rolling again. It is reported he has the backing of East Center street property owners who stand ready to assist him in his enterprise. It was rumored yesterday that if his offer be accepted, a three-story brick hotel will be erected upon an adjacent corner immediately after work on the water office begins. The contest seems at this writing to be between the Hart and Resh offers. Property-owners interested in the latter offer are busy, but Mr. Hart has been in San Diego for a week and nothing is known as to the proposal to have him cut the price of his lot to $3000. West Center street property-owners have not lost faith in being able to land the office upon the Kroeger lot, C. W. Pipkin of Los Angeles has been here during several past soliciting business for man-American bank, departing Tuesday, after a very prosperous section with such great new sources, and he speaks in high of the people whom he has met. Mrs. I Asher sailed on Tuesday Bremen on the Kaiser Will Grosse for her home in this city visiting relatives in the Farmer during three months. Her husband greatly improved by her abroad. She is accompanied sisters and a brother-in-law, pects to reach home in two weeks. Miss Sophie Schindler entered large party of young friends home on Wednesday evening week in honor of Miss Elsie who is soon to be married to a Pasadenaen. Following musical conversation a genuine per was served. Those present Mieses Elsie Byram, Lena Tillie Martin, Henrietta and Schindler, and Messrs. Frank Gene Woods, Charles Alford dore Dickel, Richard Fisch Herman Schindler. Mrs. Kachure, aunt of A., spent several days the past week of the family of that girl She is from Michigan City, was accompanied by her Miss Lizzie Kachure. They came on the Christian Endeavor exp and on their return will go by Salt Lake, Yellowstone P other show places along the route. Mrs. Eva Johnson returned day from a week's visit with in San Diego. Palace Meat Market Schumacher & Schneider DEALERS IN Choice Fresh and Salted Meats Telephone Main 51 Meats Delivered to all parts of city HAVE YOUR BOX FILL with our ice. Nature's manusolid, pure. The kind that lasts. We supply your neighbors. W you? Its food keeping qualiexcellent. Oh, what delicious ade, iced tea or coffee you can with it! The price—a mere r when you consider the refreshi ness. OUR ICE gives. It is really a matter of sity to those who would enjoy li Get our prices on Hay, Grain, Seeds and Poul Supplies before buying. It will pay you. H. H. GARDNER & CO. Phones: SUNSET 91. HOME 1382. Fashionable Milline MISSES HILL Invite the public to call and inspect their latest spring portations. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES ELECTRIC RAILWAY TALK If Right of Way is Procured and Roadbed Graded, Road is Assured. E. L. Olmstead, J. S. Howard and W. A. Newberry were appointed a committee by the chamber of commerce to join with committees from Garden Grove, Talbert and Huntington Beach in reference to the construction of an electric line joining these places. Mr. Olmstead, representing the local committee, went to Los Angeles on Monday, and met with committees from Talbert, Huntington Beach and Garden Grove. The committees met with the Huntington Beach company, which has a contract with the Pacific Electric railway company, for the construction of a line upon whichever route may be selected by the Huntington Beach citizens. The meeting was informed by representatives of the Huntington Beach company that efforts had been hitherto Kipkin of Los Angeles, who here during several weeks setting business for the German bank, departed on after a very prosperous stay. As he has rarely visited such great natural reeds he speaks in highest terms whom he has met here. Her sailed on Tuesday from the Kaiser William der her home in this city, after relatives in the Fatherland three months. Her health has been improved by her sojourn she is accompanied by two brothers-in-law, and exchanged home in two weeks. Schindler entertained a day of young friends at her Wednesday evening of last honor of Miss Elsie Byram to be married to a popular girl. Following music and soitation a genuine Dutch supporter. Those present were Lie Byram, Lena Kroeger, Tin, Henrietta and Sophie and Messrs. Frank Tausch,Ids, Charles Alford, Theoel, Richard Fischle and Schindler. Hure, aunt. of A. Nagel, real days the past week as a family of that gentleman. Michigan City, Ind., and spanned by her daughter, Kachure. They came west Austrian Endeavor excursion, or return will go by way of Yellowstone Park and places along the northern Johnson returned on Mon-week's visit with relatives. Market Proprietors Salted Meats Talbert, Huntington Beach and Garden Grove. The committees met with the Huntington Beach company, which has a contract with the Pacific Electric railway company, for the construction of a line upon whichever route may be selected by the Huntington Beach citizens. The meeting was informed by representatives of the Huntington Beach company that efforts had been hitherto made, with some show of success, to have the road go direct to Santa Ana. However, Mr. Olmstead was assured that if Anaheim would procure a double-track right of way from Garden Grove hitherward, and grade the same, the Huntington Beach company would approve the route, and would so represent the case to the Pacific electric company. Mr. Olmstead will lay the matter before the chamber of commerce at its meeting this evening. Santa Ana is in the field working for a deflection of the route to that city. A survey some time ago made ran the line some three miles west of that city. Santa Ana immediately took up the matter with the Huntington Beach company and the Pacific Electric people, but up to the present time has been unsuccessful in making an impression upon either corporation. It is the consensus of opinion among those well-informed upon railway matters that if the conditions here outlined are met by our people the line will be constructed on the lines laid down. A line joining this city with Garden Grove, Talbert and Huntington Beach will be of inestimable value to this city. These rapidly growing communities are favorable to the route, are against the deflection toward Santa Ana, and will co-operate with every movement made by people of this city. The line will continue north or east of this city, if constructed, either to Fullerton and a junction with the La Habra line, or to Placentia, Richfield, and up the River canyon to Riverside. The attitude of the Huntington Beach company is most important. It reduces to a tangible shape the many rumors in circulation for months past relative to electric railway construction. Does Anaheim want this railway line? If so, let the citizens say so, and put Market Proprietors Malted Meats arts of city YOUR BOX FILLED Nature's manufacture, The kind that lasts long. your neighbors. Why not good keeping qualities are Oh, what delicious lemonor coffee you can make the price—a mere nothing, consider the refreshing coolOUR ICE really a matter of neceswho would enjoy life. Eeds and Poultry will pay you. & CO. 1382. Millinery L our latest spring imren's Hats. of this city, if constructed, either to Fullerton and a junction with the La Habra line, or to Placentia, Richfield, and up the River canyon to Riverside. The attitude of the Huntington Beach company is most important. It reduces to a tangible shape the many rumors in circulation for months past relative to electric railway construction. Does Anaheim want this railway line? If so, let the citizens say so, and put their shoulders to the wheel, and they will get it. Residents of the section between Anaheim and Garden Grove have announced their intention of co-operating in securing right of way, and will assist in meeting all other conditions. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wallop returned this week from a three-months' tour of the east, including a visit to the Jamestown fair, points in Virginia and elsewhere. On their way home they stopped for a brief visit in Marshalltown, Iowa. They report an enjoyable trip, and return in excellent health and spirits. The Bixby company has installed a milking machine in its dairy house at Los Alamitos. The machine is exciting a great deal of interest and works quite successfully. Hon. O. C. Ludwig, Secretary of the State of Arkansas and Mrs. Ludwig were in town last week visiting the family of W. L. Finney. Fred A. Backs, Jr., has been confined to his home this week with illness. He was out again yesterday. The PALACE STABLES Has a new summer coat. Come and see it. J. HAHN, Prop. RIZETTE. JUGUST 22, 1907 NUMBER 44 REMNANTS At prices 1-3 to 1-2 Less Special sale to close out all short lengths and odds and ends in Summer Goods, ging-hams, Percales in 1½ to 12 yard lengths. Ribbon and Lace Remnants at genuine Bargain Prices Odds and ends in Waists, Skirts and Muslim Underwear at greatly reduced prices. One week only. DO NOT MISS THIS SALE. enner, Quarton & Schumacher TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541. greatly reduced prices. One week only. DO NOT MISS THIS SALE. enner, Quarton & Schumacher TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541. Go to WALLACE'S Cash Grocery! ANAHEIM The place where you can buy the Choicest Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Meal" just received. Try it. Korn Kinks, Toasted Corn Flakes, kinds of Breakfast Foods kept on hand, ALWAYS FRESH. Strawberries! Strawberries! The only place you can get "Hodels" berries. W. A. WALLACE, Prop. P. J. WEISEL Automobiles, Bicycles and Sporting Goods. Sole Agent for northern Orange county Ford, Moline, Maxwell and Wayne Automobiles. The most popular and up to date cars made. Facility found in a modern garage. Call us up for instruction. Tel. Home 1143; Main 581 City for Santa Ana Laundry HERE IS NO SENSE Making hot weather hotter with wood fires. The coolest, quickest, cheapest way is to COOK WITH GAS Up the Gas Company for particulars. Office at Miller's Hardware Store. COFFEE and TEA at the RIGHT PRICE COFFEE and TEA at the RIGHT PRICE Our 25c Mexamoka equals any 40c Coffee in town. Repeater. We have a full line of Jars and Canning Supplies of all kinds. Have you tried our Bacon and Chip sliced by us? We have the machine that does the right. Full Line of Chicken Supplies. LOP BROS. Phone Main 126. Estimates given for Electric Power The Edison Electric Co., Santa Ana. Faschall has on exhibition at a work of art in the vegetable garden a potato fitted upon a celery in representation of a hombre just arrived from the spud is decorated to reface, and the whole is fitted vegetable trimmings, stamp as an ornament to the chef. There is not a come-back feature. In fact, Duke says a specialty of never having things in his restaurant. Mrs. James Johnson of the Needles is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Marion of the West End. Mr. Johnson came in for a few days' vacation but has returned to his field of labor. Turners yesterday moved their gymnasium to Miller's hall, which they will hereafter occupy as headquarters until the erection of their new building which they have had in contemplation for some time past. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Sr., and family are sojourning at Anaheim Landing.