anaheim-gazette 1907-09-05

Electric Railway During the week a lively discussion of the proposed electric line from Huntington Beach to this city has ensued, and from every side come favorable reports concerning the probability of securing right of way as well as grading the roadbed. Orchardists along the route southwest of town are enthusiastic in their support of the enterprise. One is quoted as saying that he will pay for the building of a mile of the road should it pass his property. Among well-informed circles it is said that Pacific Electric surveyors may be looked for in the immediate future for the purpose of running preliminary lines. The local chamber of commerce having resolved to meet conditions suggested by Huntington Beach, it is thought the matter will be referred to the railway company, and advices are looked for within a few days. Placentia and Fullerton are taking an interest in the line and interesting developments are looked for within a few days. New Train Service The Southern Pacific company this week opened regular train service around the "Loop," and trains will run daily hereafter from this city to Benedict, Smeltzer, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and Santa Ana, by way of the privately owned line. Advertising Anah E. L. Olmstead has returned business trip to Los Angeles lands and other points in the valley. While in Los Angeles assured by a resident of that had property interests here would contribute liberally to procure right of way and route of the proposed electric between this city and Gardner. This gentleman also said he one of twenty to contribute month to advertise this city.posal was accepted, a list of spirited men who will join its terprise is being collected speaking in highest terms of this gentleman's liberality, stead named over a list of wads who do not even belong chamber of commerce. He bably suggest one of these days Tight-wad committee be appalled the chamber of commerce these men up and lay before be auties of membership in theization. Gets a New Trial Miss Margaret Williamson victed murderess, who for some past has been living with Mr. Sittel, formerly matron of the gales county jail, at the ho New Train Service The Southern Pacific company this week opened regular train service around the "Loop," and trains will run daily hereafter from this city to Benedict, Smeltzer, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and Santa Ana, by way of the newly opened line. This new schedule is made possible by the completion of the railroad from Benedict to Smeltzer, a distance of ten miles. This train will pass Anaheim in the evening at 5:49, coming direct from Newport Beach, and giving passengers a late train for Smeltzer, Huntington Beach and the beach resorts. Transversely, a train will pass here at 9:47 for Santa Ana, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Smeltzer, Benedict, and all the way around the loop. The usual morning train at 9:24 to Santa Ana, and the afternoon northbound at 3:52, as well as the early morning and evening train, will be continued. On Sunday evenings there will be an extra train for Newport Beach at 6 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Konig and Mrs. Spencer of Brookshurst attended the reception given the Rev. A. G. L. Trew at Highland Park upon his retirement after forty years of active work in the ministry. There were about three hundred present and during the afternoon Bishop Johnston presented Rev. Trew with an envelope containing $1300, a gift from his former congregation. Twenty-five years ago Rev. Trew was the pastor of St. Michael's church in this city and has many friends here. Arthur Lewis said yesterday that he hoped to be in the new power house in six weeks. The large new boiler has been set upon its foundations and two others will follow. The engine and other apparatus is being installed, and things put in shape for an early beginning of operations. Gets a New Trial Miss Margaret Williamson victed murderess, who for some past has been living with Mr. Sittel, formerly matron of the gales county jail, at the hotel Schneider on South Olive street, been granted a new trial and taken to Los Angeles to a court. Miss Williamson shot a young man rooming in her house, whom she accused of improperly to her. She also him of writing improper upon the walls of his room shown at the trial that the victim exemplary young man, class in a Sunday school, and of witnesses testified to his character. The accused was guilty and sentenced to 20 After being taken to state serve sentence she was set at number of Los Angeles ladies ested themselves in her case forth the fact that she was a consumption and on the verge lution. During her residence here been frequently seen out rides seems to be enjoying an average of health. Members of the city band hearing for a minstrel perforto be given a week from Friday. The boys will be assisted side talent, and a great show for. The band is making great movement as a musical organ and is now regarded as one of in Southern California. The need money for new uniforms and other essentials. They do crowded house. George Pfeninger was in Tuesday with some of the fine Muscat grapes we have since year. Palace Meat Market Schumacher & Schneider DEALEPS 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 m when you consider the refreshin 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 Poults before buying. It will pay you. H. H. GARDNER & CO. Phones: SUNSET 91. HOME 1382. Anaheim Gazette ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1890 Advertising Anaheim Tomstead has returned from a trip to Los Angeles, Red-other points in the upper While in Los Angeles he was a resident of that place, whoarty interests here, that he attribute liberally to a fund to right of way and grade the proposed electric railway this city and Garden Grove. Gilman also said he would be twenty to contribute $5 per advertise this city. This pro-accepted, a list of publicen who will join in the en-s being collected. While on highest terms of praise of man's liberality, Mr. Olm-ed over a list of local tight-do not even belong to the of commerce. He will pro-vest one of these days, that a committee be appointed by member of commerce to round up and lay before them the membership in that organ- Gets a New Trial Margaret Williamson, a con-underess, who for some months been living with Miss Marie nerly matron of the Los An-ty jail, at the home of A. LOCAL EVENTS J. B. Neff, R. H. Gilman and Chas. S. Miles were in the superior court on Tuesday to answer to a summons in the Anderson Barngrover raid upon walnut growers of this county. Mr. Neff was summoned to appear with the stock books of the local association, in order that suits might be brought against individual stockholders. Messrs. Gilman and Miles were expected to give evidence to accelerate the raid upon Fullerton and Placentia growers. It is understood that these growers handed the attorneys for the raiders a good-sized lemon. Their depositions were given, but Mr. Neff's stock books failed to be forthcoming. Walnut growers throughout the county are standing as a unit against paying tribute to the San Jose men. Mrs. I. Asher returned last evening from Germany, after a three-months' absence. She was attended on her trip by two sisters and a brother-in-law, Miss Hilda Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Anker of San Bernardino. They returned with her, going to their homes in that city. Her health was greatly improved by her trip abroad. The family residence on Broadway was handsomely decorated in honor of her return, over the front door being the sign, worked in flowers and evergreens, "Welcome." On Tuesday Gets a New Trial Margaret Williamson, a conderess, who for some months been living with Miss Marie Annerly matron of the Los Annty jail, at the home of A. on South Olive street, has need a new trial and will be Los Angeles to appear in Williamson shot and killed man rooming in her lodging from she accused of speaking to her. She also accused writing improper messages walls of his room. It was the trial that the victim was clary young man, having a Sunday school, and a number testified to his excellent The accused was found sentenced to 20 years. taken to state prison to since she was set at liberty. A Los Angeles ladies inter-selves in her case, setting fact that she was a victim of and on the verge of disso-er residence here she has recently seen out riding, and enjoying an average state of the city band are reor a minstrel performance a week from Friday even-boys will be assisted by out- and a great show is looked board is making great im- as a musical organization, regarded as one of the best in California. The boys for new uniforms, music essentials. They deserve a use. Feninger was in town on with some of the finest Tokay grapes we have seen this absence. She was attended on her trip by two sisters and a brother-in-law, Miss Hilda Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Anker of San Bernardino. They returned with her, going to their homes in that city. Her health was greatly improved by her trip abroad. The family residence on Broadway was handsomely decorated in honor of her return, over the front door being the sign, worked in flowers and evergreens, "Welcome." On Tuesday Mr. Asher received a wire from his wife at El Paso, saying she would arrive at Colton at noon on Wednesday. Mr. Asher proceeded to Colton yesterday and returned with his wife last evening. Dietrich Jewelry store in the new Strodthoff building. Theo. Easterly, who played ball on the local ground last season with Olinda, was the hero of the game between Los Angeles and Oakland in the Angelic burg on Sunday. Easterly played behind the bat. The Oaklanders at first were of opinion they could steal second on him, but the Downey kid very splendidly put this notion out of their heads. In the eleventh inning, with the score tied at 2 to 2, Easterly sent the ball to the fence for a two-bagger. This scored the winning run. Seven thousand people cheered him to the echo, and $47 in silver coins were hurled at him. James Nelson, a graduate of the Anaheim high school in '05, has just returned after a year's absence in north-western Nevada, where he was in the employ of the Southern Pacific. He will attend Occidental college. He says the Western Pacific railroad has a large gang of men tunneling through the mountains for its road to the coast. This tunnel work will require another year. The Western Pacific, he states, is laying a very substantial roadbed and using heavy steel. New store, new goods, Dietrich. J. C. Walteinger and Edward Bled-soe, recently arrived from Long Beach, have opened a restaurant and lunch counter in the premises recently vacated by Geo. L. Dietrich, and will begin today serving the hungry public. Extensive alterations and additions to the new eating place have been made, and a thoroughly first-class restaurant will be conducted. Meals will be New store, new goods, Dietrich. J. C. Walteinger and Edward Bledsoe, recently arrived from Long Beach, have opened a restaurant and lunch counter in the premises recently vacated by Geo. L. Dietrich, and will begin today serving the hungry public. Extensive alterations and additions to the new eating place have been made, and a thoroughly first-class restaurant will be conducted. Meals will be cooked in plain view of customers, and nothing but the best the market affords will be placed upon the table. John Bauer was in town from the West End the first of the week. John brews the bock that is making Loara famous. He states many additions are being made to the bottling and icing departments of the brewery. Peter Weisel went to Los Angeles on Saturday and brought down a new four cylinder 24-horse power Moline auto, which is on display at his garage. The machines are the largest, hereabout, and have all the latest improvements. Leland Lewis is acting as chaffeur for Joseph Helmsen, as well as general utility man, during the latter's inability, owing to an automobile wrist. Busy moving—but ready for business, Dietrich, jeweler. Wanted—a smart boy to operate job press and learn to set type. Apply at this office. The PALACE STABLES Has a new summer coat. Come and see it. J. HAHN, Prop. SEPTEMBER 5, 1907 NUMBER 46 FOR SCHOOL BOYS Our Banner Brand $5 00 Special Suits are the best values you can buy. They are rain and moth proof, doubly reinforced in all the vital parts, guaranteed all wool. We have other Banner Brand Suits from $2 00 up. SCHOOL SHOES We have a big fresh stock of the celebrated SECURITY School Shoes for Boys and Girls. Celebrated for fit, shapliness and duribility. We have them in Calf skin and Vici Kid and in wide and narrow lasts. Special sale Ladies' White Waists 1-2 price. Renner, Quarton & Schumacher TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541... Go to WALLACE'S Cash Grocery! Renner, Quarton & Schumacher TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541. Go to WALLACE'S Cash Grocery! ANAHEIM The place where you can buy the Choicest Groceries, Provisions, Etoye 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. MOLINE The Sealed Bonnet Reliability of the Chicago Motor Club, MOLINE cars were entered. Both in the run with perfect scores, a result following the entering of MOLINE cars in the Los Angeles Bonnet Contest. In neither of cars were the cars driven by men encased in anything other than driving. This is a glowing ease with which MO- LINE cars can be driven, even in the most trying of contests. As an additional test one of these cars was driven from Chicago, across the state of Illinois, to the home factory at East Moline, with the hood still sealed. When the seals were finally broken the motor was found to be in absolutely perfect condition. A record of this nature is worthy of consideration, when a person is contemplating the purchasing of a car. P. J. WEISEL, Agent Anaheim 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 up the Gas Company for particulars Office at Miller's Hardware Store. 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 Suppof 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 Fashionable Millinery MISSES HILL the public to call and inspect their latest spring imons. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES