anaheim-gazette 1907-09-12

WILL MEET BEACH PEOPLE Anaheim Will Sign Contract for Right of Way and Grading Electric Road from Garden Grove to This City. Chairman Olmstead of the chamber of commerce stated at noon yesterday that a special meeting of the directors would be called for the afternoon to consider a formal proposition from the Huntington Beach company relative to the electric railway line from Garden Grove to this city. If the Anaheim chamber of commerce will agree to procure this right of way, will grade the roadbed, and will back its promise by a contract signed by a number of the interested property-holders of the community, the Huntington Beach company promises to procure a contract from the Pacific Electric people to continue the road from Garden Grove to this city on the line mapped out. It is already well known that the Huntington Beach company hold a contract with the Pacific Electric company to construct an electric line from Huntington Beach to Garden Grove. Anaheim must meet this proposal. New Brick Structures Samuel Kraemer will show the erection of a fifty-foot structure, two stories high on Center street east of the tional bank. Judge Shanley who owns it intervening between M and the bank will also put building. N. Hart, who own perty east of Mr. Kraemer, nounced his intention of filing space with several brick stu will make almost a solid block stantial brick structures. A number of other bricks are also in contemplation or more of modern new res now nearing completion. Water Headquarters The directors of the water discussed the location of the new headquarters office at ing on Saturday. The time Hart at a previous meeting good his offer of a site w days, or the Resh offer was extended, in or mit further consideration offers. It was reported after that Hart had agreed to ma of his lot $3500, instead of would head the subscripti a donation of $500 with wh chase the site. It is under property-holders of the community, the Huntington Beach company promises to procure a contract from the Pacific Electric people to continue the road from Garden Grove to this city on the line mapped out. It is already well known that the Huntington Beach company hold a contract with the Pacific Electric company to construct an electric line from Huntington Beach to Garden Grove. Anaheim must meet this proposal immediately if it desires this road. The expense will probably be $10,000. Mr. Olmstead said the proposal of the Santa Ana chamber of commerce to deflect the line to that city instead of permitting it to continue to Garden Grove, will come up for consideration by the Electric company this week. He added Santa Ana has raised a fund of $30,000 to procure right of way, grade the roadbed and build a bridge across the river. Property owners along the route southwest of the city, as well as business men in town, declare the necessary sum of money will be raised. Yesterday's meeting was called for 4 o'clock. As we go to press it is announced the chamber of commerce would take up the matter immediately, and after the meeting would drive in autos along the route for the purpose of conferring with property owners relative to the matter in hand. No Truth In Report County School Superintendent Carpenter was in town this week and took occasion to emphatically deny the report emanating from Fullerton to the effect that he contemplated resigning his office. "This rumor is news to me," he said, "and is made out of whole cloth. There is no ground whatever for it, and I do not understand why it should have been put in circulation." Mr. Carpenter is an efficient and well-equipped public official, and it would be a public misfortune were the schools of the county to lose his services. Hart at a previous meeting good his offer of a site w days, or the Resh offer accepted, was extended, in or mit further consideration offers. It was reported after that Hart had agreed to make of his lot $3500, instead of would head the subscription a donation of $500 with which chase the site. It is under number of property-owner proposed site have agreed to sums ranging from $200 to purchase of the lot, and the sum approaches to within amount asked for the lot. On the other hand the stands. As the matter now Hart offer will have to be before the end of this month Resh offer will be finally audited. News comes from San Francisco's former little granddaughter, while a bicycle upon the street home in that city, was rushed truck and both legs broken. The Apollo club will move home of Mrs. Harry Dyer, Program—miscellaneous.ance is requested. Louie Kroeger was in Sunday evening attending Pleasant room to rent w out board. Near highschool P.O. box 327. James J. Gee, an old-time les newspaper man, former of the Times' composing ro town yesterday, canvassing aminer. Mr. Gee is one printers in Southern California has laid aside the stick at the more lucrative business solicitor. Mr. Carpenter is an efficient and well-equipped public official, and it would be a public misfortune were the schools of the county to lose his services. 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 m solid, pure. The kind tha We supply your neighbors. you? Its food keeping q excellent. Oh, what delici ade, iced tea or coffee you with it! The price—a me when you consider the refre ness OUR ICE gives. It is really a matter sity to those who would enjoy Get our prices on Hay, Grain, Seeds and P Supplies before buying. It will pay yo H. H. GARDNER & CO. Phones: SUNSET 91. HOME 1382. New Brick Structures Paul Kraemer will shortly begin construction of a fifty-foot front brick house, two stories high, on his lot near street east of the First Naank. Shanley who owns the proper evening between Mr. Kraemer bank will also put up a brick at N. Hart, who owns the procast of Mr. Kraemer, has announced his intention of filling in the several brick stores. This is almost a solid block of subbrick structures. Number of other brick structures to be in contemplation and a score of modern new residences are undergoing completion. Water Headquarters Directors of the water company and the location of the proposed headquarters office at their meetSaturday. The time given N. a previous meeting, to make an offer of a site within thirty feet the Resh offer would be acwas extended, in order to perther consideration of the two reports after the meeting had agreed to make the price at $3500, instead of $4000, and read the subscription list with one of $500 with which to pursite. It is understood that a Work of Ruffians Miss Pauline Weinburg who is employed in R. Fischle's confectionery store, while on her way home Friday evening about 9:30 o'clock was attacked by two young men on North Lemon street. The two ruffians had walked a short distance ahead of her for a block or more, and when near an orange grove, one of the fellows stopping suddenly and addressing the young lady said, "We ain't going to let you pass." Miss Weinburg struck the fellow a blow in the face with her clenched fist, knocking him down. After regaining his feet the ruffian and his companion were still determined to intercept the young lady, and fearing further trouble with her assailants, she called for help. Mr. Owens who lives nearby came to her assistance, whereupon the young men beat a hasty retreat. Miss Weinburg proceeded to her home, a short distance up the road, and told her parents of the dastardly attack. She could not positively identify her assailants in the darkness of the night, but is of opinion they were Mexicans. Officers are working on the case and should the men be apprehended they will be severely dealt with. Mrs. Richard Heimann Accidentally Killed a previous meeting, to make offer of a site within thirty hour the Resh offer would be extended, in order to per- other consideration of the two is reported after the meeting art had agreed to make the price at $3500, instead of $4000, and read the subscription list with amount of $500 with which to pur- site. It is understood that a number of property-owners near the old site have agreed to contribute ranging from $200 to $500 for the use of the lot, and that the total proaches to within $500 of the asked for the lot. The other hand the Resh offer As the matter now stands, the latter will have to be made good the end of this month, or the latter will be finally accepted. Rosario Murillo of Fullerton this city on Saturday evening, canned by her two little daugh- comes from San Francisco that prenson's, formerly of this city, granddaughter, while riding on ride upon the street near her that city, was run over by a road both legs broken, Apollo club will meet at the Mrs. Harry Dyer, Sept. 20th.—miscellaneous. Full attend- requested. Kroeger was in Los Angeles day evening attending theater.ant room to rent with or with- Near highschool; address 327. J. Gee, an old-time Los Ange- paper man, formerly foreman times' composing room. was in yesterday, canvassing for the Ex- Mr. Gee is one of the best in Southern California. but aside the stick and rule for lucrative business of outside Market Mrs. Richard Heimann Accidentally Kiffed Mrs. Richard Heimann of Los Angeles, formerly a resident of this city, was accidentally killed by the electric cars at Manhattan Beach, near Redondo, at 7:30 o'clock on Monday evening. Mrs. Heimann had gone to the beach in company of her husband, and was waiting to take a car for her home in the city. While crossing the tracks she was caught by the car, which carried her some twenty feet before she was pitched to the ground. Willing hands picked her up and carried her into a nearby house when it was discovered that life was extinct. The coroner was notified, and the remains were placed under the care of the undertaker of Redondo. Mr. and Mrs. Heimann went down to Manhattan Beach on Monday morning for a day's outing, and while there had been talking together about their recent trip to the old country, and how pleasant it was that they had been able to take it together at their advanced age. Mrs. Heimann was long a resident of this city, where she was held in high esteem by many friends. News of her deplorable death caused a shock to a wide circle of friends here. No Place Like California C. F. Grim and family returned on Thursday from a two-months' trip to relatives and friends in the east. A month was spent with Mr. Grim's folks in Northern New York. A trip was made down the St. Lawrence river, through the One Thousand Islands. Buffalo, Syracuse, Boston and other cities were visited. On their return the family visited Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and Denver. The return was made by San Francisco and San Jose. In the latter city Miss Mary Grim entered Notre Dame college. Mr. Grim states he is glad to get back to California and adds there is no Market Proprietors Salted Meats parts of city VE YOUR BOX FILLED ice. Nature's manufacture, re. The kind that lasts long. only your neighbors. Why not its food keeping qualities are t. Oh, what delicious lemontea or coffee you can make The price—a mere nothing, consider the refreshing coolOUR ICE it is really a matter of necespose who would enjoy life. Seeds and Poultry It will pay you. R & CO. ME 1382. In Northern New York. A trip was made down the St. Lawrence river, through the One Thousand Islands. Buffalo, Syracuse, Boston and other cities were visited. On their return the family visited Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and Denver. The return was made by San Francisco and San Jose. In the latter city Miss Mary Grim entered Notre Dame college. Mr. Grim states he is glad to get back to California and adds there is no place like the Golden State. He was debarred the pleasure of a trip to the Jamestown exposition. He has quite recovered his health since his return, and has plunged into business immedidately upon his arrival. A very pleastant trip was enjoyed and Mrs. Grim and Ruth return in the enjoyment of the best of health. L. J. Christopher came down from Los Angeles on Monday in his touring car on his way to the Santa Ana track meet. He took with him as guests from this city Miss Marie Kaiser, Mr. Fritz and Miss Fritz. Mr. Christopher had two horses entered in two of the main events, taking the money in one and losing out in the other. He re-turned with his party in the evening, and at 8:30 departed for his home in the angelic burg. O. R. Fuller and a party of friends were in town on Monday in a Cadiallac auto, bound for the track meet across the river. The PALACE STABLES Has a new summer coat. Come and see it. J. HAHN, Prop. IRON CLAD HOSE Made to Wear We received a big shipment of this famous Hose for boys and girls also men and women. No. 99 for girls, 25c per pair, a fine ribbed hose, knit to win confidence. They are splendidly made hose that wear and please in all the little points. No. 16 for boys, 25c, tough as buckskin, wear like iron and save mending; just the thing for boys. No. 22 for boys and girls, the best 2 for a quarter hose you can buy; also in white foot hose and socks, guaranteed to wear. Quilts and Blankets New fresh goods, just received. A big assortment to select from. We bought them cheap and are selling them at special low prices. Cotton blankets from 60c to $2.50 Woolen blankets from $3 to $12.50 Quilts from $1.25 to $3.50 Renner, Quarton & Schumacher TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541... Go to WALLACE'S Cash Grocery! Kenner, 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. "Rye Meal" just received. Try it. Korn Kinks, Toasted Corn Flakes, all kinds of Breakfast Foods kept on hand, ALWAYS FRESH. Strawberries! Strawberries! The only place you can get "Hodels" at berries. W. A. WALLACE, Prop. MOLINE In the Sealed Bonnet Reliability Test of the Chicago Motor Club, MOLINE cars were entered. Both ended the run with perfect scores, a clear result following the entering of MOLINE cars in the Los Angeles Red Bonnet Contest. In neither of these runs were the cars driven by men prienced in anything other than sure driving. This is a glowing example of the 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 Fill 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. a repeater. We have a full line of Jars and Canning Supplies of all kinds. Have you tried our Bacon and Chip f, sliced by us? We have the machine that does the k right. Full Line of Chicken Supplies. ALLOP BROS. Phone Main 126. Estimates given for Electric Power The Edison Electric Co., Santa Ana Fashionable Millinery MISSES HILL te the public to call and inspect their latest spring imations. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES