anaheim-gazette 1907-09-26

LOCAL EVENTS George C. Kuchel was in town this week from Escondido, stopping off between trains while on his way to Los Angeles on a business trip. E. L. Olmstead is spending the week at Redlands with his parents. Mr. Olmstead has been indisposed of late and for some time past has been under the care of a physician. For Sale—Horse; any lady or child can drive it, and surry; harness; also good 6-lip cook stove, wood or coal, with waterback. Apply to Rev. Rogatsky, corner Broadway and Clemitne. Lost—On Sunday, a bay mare, 7 years old, branded OE; with harness. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning same to Joe Ruiz, Anaheim. Loose Alfalfa Hay for Sale—On the field today, and for the next seven days at $9 a ton. For further information ring up J. Smale, Buena Park, Sunset phone 125. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Stern & Goodman, which will be found on another page this morning. Valuable articles will be given away during the progress of the sale. The adv will interest you. Stick Seat Rubber Tire Runabout, always sold at $110.00, guaranteed two years, price now $77.50. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. J. B. Neff was in Bakersfield the first of the week arranging for farmers' institutes to be held there in November He leaves today for Elsinore and San Jacinto, and next week goes to El Centro to arrange for institutes. Wanted—Walnut meats and cull walnuts. Apply to or address Fred L. Mitchell, corner of Bush and Third streets, Santa Ana. sep19 1m Strehle & Tedford have a force of Property Valuation Commissioners for opening alley running midway block from Los Angeles streets, between Center and met at the city hall on M noon for the purpose of b property-owners as to the land in the block. W. Fertt, Max Nebelung and J. were present as such com Among the property-occurrence were Mrs. Langenberger, Mrs. F Mitchell, Fred Dyckn Strodthoff, Billy Warn Backs and others. Mrs. Langenberger was able in her estimate of street property value, so the same, when taken foot poses, was valued at $35 per Joseph Backs, sr., whose will have to be moved for asks $100 a front foot, with compensation for houses m Mrs. Mitchell said she had fered within the past few weeks for her property at the co Angeles and Center streets $200 per front foot for her be taken for alley purposes. Fred Dyckman valued on-Lemon street at $6000. Mrs. Fisher estimated street property at $40 per bill Warner estimated on-Center street at $2000 foot, and on Chartres at $200 The commission took the order advisement. It will hold meeting later in the week the city trustees in time week's meeting, Mr. Resh's Offer Acc J. B. Neff was in Bakersfield the first of the week arranging for farmers' institutes to be held there in November. He leaves today for Elsinore and San Jacinto, and next week goes to El Cento to arrange for institutes. Wanted—Walnut meats and cull walnuts. Apply to or address Fred L. Mitchell, corner of Bush and Third streets, Santa Ana. sep19 1m Strehle & Tedford have a force of carpenters at work at the premises in the Koll block on Center street, preparing for the new Loudon dry goods store, shortly to open therein. New counters and shelves are being installed and the place otherwise renovated and made like new. Charles Dussourt went to the German hospital in Los Angeles yesterday for treatment for symptoms of blood poisoning. He lost a horse by lock-jaw some days ago, and feared he had contracted blood poisoning. Dr. Johnston said yesterday that no symptoms of lockjaw had developed in Mr. Dussourt case. James Innerarity of Bay City this week received the distressing news of the death, at Port Huron, Michigan, of his wife. Mrs. Innerarity left in June on a visit to her relatives in Michigan. She was in her forty-sixth year. She was well and favorably known in this section, where news of her untimely death will be heard with regret. Asher & Falkenstein, the old reliable house, is now ready to buy walnuts for the season. Satisfaction guaranteed. For Exchange—5 room modern cottage and lot 3 blocks from Front St. in San Pedro. Cal., and some cash for improved ranch in or near Anaheim Give full particulars. Box 2131, San Pedro 48-51 Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. Aug8tf A family reunion was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ogdon in West Anaheim, which was a very pleasant affair. The main feature of the event was the meeting of several relatives, namely, Mrs. P. J. Ogdon, mother of S. H. Ogdon, her son-in-law, C. E. Eagler, wife and children, who are new arrivals in California from Douglas county, Illinois, J. W. Ogdon, wife and son and W. C. Ogdon of near Hanover station. Mr. Resh's Offer Accepted The directors of the water held a special session Monday, and among other matters ed the offer made by Messrs Bushard of a lot at the north ner of Center and Hedwig site for the company's new headquarters' office. A deed sented which was accepted upon a slight change in reel the time of the completion of ing. The deed required them to be completed in six month the board desired a ch that it should begin construct six month. The change was not Secretary Krick presented allowing minutes of the meeting. ANAHEIM, CAL., Se Special meeting of the Board rectors of the A. U. W. Co., following members present, Directors Crowther, Bradford Kraemer, McLaughlin and S. Director Kraemer of the committee, reported the crossing Anaheim ditch near the rail Abern to be in bad and danger dition and recommended that tended to. Moved by Kramer, seconded Ford, that the superintendent structured to put in a 36-inch s the crossing near Abern's. A communication from H. A et al offering a lot on West street was read and filed. A communication from the Anaheim asking that the pipe south side of Broadway and Los Angeles street be either or lowered. Moved by Hale that the dit mittee be empowered to author engineer to examine the pipe Broadway between Los Angeles Palm street and ascertain whe pipe can be lowered without deto to the furnishing of water to irr the cost of lowering said pipe laid committee is also author procure a legal opinion as to w this company is compelled, under terms of its franchise, to low pipe line, if said pipe line is wit lines specified in the franchise motion was seconded by Mr. K and duly adopted. A family reunion was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ogdon in West Anabeim, which was a very pleasant affair. The main feature of the event was the meeting of several relatives, namely, Mrs. P. J. Ogdon, mother of S. H. Ogdon, her son-in-law, C. E. Eagler, wife and children, who are new arrivals in California from Douglas county, Illinois, J. W. Ogdon, wife and son and W. C. Ogdon of near Hanson station. An excellent dinner was served. The new arrivals have come with the intention of making Southern California their future home, and thereby enjoy this—one of the grandest climates in these United States. Mr Ogden and Mrs. Eagler, brother and sister, had not met for fourteen years. For Sale—A Modern five-room cottage on Adele street, near Olive. All plumbed and electric lighted. Lot 42x144. Price $1700, on liberal terms. Call or address G. H. Jorns, Alberta and Los Angeles Sts. sep19t2 Constable Litten found a bicycle on Olive street some days ago, and is holding it until the owner calls for it, and proves property. A number of wheels have recently disappeared, and this maybe one of those stolen. Prove property, pay for this advertisement and take it away. ANNOUNCEMENT. We have changed the location of our Drug Store from the quarters next the Post Office to the new building a few doors east, and cordially invite you to call and see us in our new quarters. Our growing business demands more room and we now are able to add more lines and carry larger stocks. We take this opportunity to thank you for your past patronage and kindly solicit a continuance of your valued favors. Respectfully, J. P. HATZFELD. Property Values Commissioners for opening an 18-foot running midway through the street from Los Angeles to Lemon Bay between Center and Chartres, the city hall on Monday after the purpose of hearing from city-owners as to the valuation of the block. W. F. Schwenck-Ax Nebelung and J.J. Schneider present as such commissioners. Among the property owners in at-see were Mrs. Langenberger, A. Langenberger, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Hall, Fred Dyckman, Hugo Hoff, Billy Warner, Joseph and others. Langenberger was very reasoned her estimate of her Lemon property value, stating that he, when taken for alley purposely valued at $35 per front foot. In Backs, sr., whose residence he to be moved for the alley, 200 a front foot, with additional station for houses moved. Mitchell said she had been within the past few weeks $40,000 property at the corner of Los Angeles and Center streets. She asked for alley purposes. Dyckman valued his property on street at $6000. Fisher estimated her Lemon property at $40 per front foot. Warner estimated his property on street at $2000 per front on Chartres at $20. Commission took the figures unsegment. It will hold another later in the week, report to trustees in time for next meeting, Resh's Offer Accepted. Directors of the water company special session Monday after- BEACH PEOPLE VISIT CITY [Continued from page one.] forts of the citizens of this community to get a trolly line, and it seemed to him the present moment was the time to act. Mr. Melrose here offered the resolution appearing at the head of this article. The motion was seconded by Judge Howard and carried unanimously. The chair appointed Messrs. Howare, Melrose and Walker as such committee. They will probably meet Col. Pillsbury this week. Dr. Freeman spoke of the business Fullerton offered a trolly line, and said he had been informed the line would probably terminate, temporarily at least, in this city. He urged that it be constructed to Fullerton, saying the additional traffic offered was large. The road would be a better paying investment if continued to that city. Sandwiches and hot coffee were passed around and later cigars were lighted. Mr. Melrose spoke of the changed condition of the relation between the towns of the county at the present time compared to the state of affairs existing fifteen years ago. Then it was the fashion for one town to knock the other; now harmony prevailed. That was the proper spirit, he said. That was the way to progress. Attorney Marks spoke along similar lines and pledged Fullerton’s co-operation in securing the road for this city. Mr. Benchley said he had something to say about Anaheim which he had been contemplating saying for a long time. He wished it to be accepted in the kindly spirit in which it was offered. He said: "One thing which Fullerton does not like about Anaheim is your open saloon on Sundays." Resh's Offer Accepted. Directors of the water company special session Monday after among other matters accepted made by Messrs Resh and of a lot at the north-east corner and Hedwig streets for a one company's new two-story offices. A deed was pre-ceded was accepted conditioned right change in reference to the completion of the build-deed required the structure completed in six months, while desired a change in build begin construction within. The change was agreed to. By Krick presented the minutes of the meeting: ANAHEIM, CAL., Sept. 23, '07 meeting of the Board of Ditch A. U. W. Co. with the members present, namely, Crowther, Bradford, Hale, McLaughlin and Sherwood. Kraemer of the ditch compounded the crossing over the ditch near the ranch of T. He in bad and dangerous conditions recommended that it be attended by Kramer, seconded by Brad-the superintendent be input in a 36-inch siphon at near Abern's. Carried. Notification from H. A. Dickeling a lot on West Center road and filed. Notification from the City of asking that the pipe line on of Broadway and west of its street be either removed. Hale that the ditch compounded to authorize the examine the pipe line on between Los Angeles and and ascertain whether said lowered without detriment shing of water to irrigators, powering said pipe line, and tree is also authorized to legal opinion as to whether he is compelled, under the franchise, to lower said said pipe line is within the old in the franchise. The seconded by Mr. Kraemer opted. Attorney Marks spoke along similar lines and pledged Fullerton's co-operation in securing the road for this city. Mr. Benchley said he had something to say about Anaheim which he had been contemplating saying for a long time. He wished it to be accepted in the kindly spirit in which it was offered. He said: "One thing which Fullerton does not like about Anaheim is your open saloons on Sunday, I am not a prohibitionist, and take a glass of beer when I feel like it. But I am opposed to Sunday saloons. I go hunting on Sunday, in the San Joaquin, and I know that between the hours of 5 and 7 on Sunday afternoons it is not safe for ladies to drive on the county road, between Orange and Anaheim. The thoroughfare is filled with men who are full: They come to Anaheim to get full. I think you ought to stop it." Mr. Melrose said at the last city election the vote in favor of Sunday opening was insignificant, and he was of opinion that at the next election saloons would be closed on Sunday. Judge Howard spoke along similar lines. At 11 o'clock the meeting adjourned. Brings Suit for Divorce W. G. Emmett has brought suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Jennie Emmett, alleging statutory grounds. Their little four-year-old son is at the Sisters' School. Mrs. Emmett has been living in Los Angeles for some weeks past. She was shadowed by a private detective agency, and Mr. Emmett states he has sufficient evidence to secure a divorce. He gives notice elsewhere that he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. A suit against him, in which he was charged with firing several shots at Wm. Hildebrand, his brother-in-law, at Norwalk several weeks ago, was last week dismissed. Emmett claims he fired the shots while in a playful mood. No one appeared against him. He owns 102 acres of land here, and has contracted to sink 22 wells in Kern county for a land syndicate. He has shipped one set of well tools to that section, and will go to a depth of from 200 to 1000 feet. His other set of tools was the proper spirit, he said. That was the way to grogress. 1 New Home Sewing 1 Handsome Roller 1 Six foot quarter 1 36-piece China L 1 Leather Trimmer 1 Handsome Plush We give them You may visit Our Opening Will be STERN Mammoth Dep'tt Orange County FOR SALE Few 24 Horse Power Absolutely the Largest, M and Best 2-Cylinder To of the Day. This car is NEW, has extras including $100 to sell at a great sacrifice, but YOU $200 cash on the or Pleased to demonstrate to faction. If you want a first car, see me at once before mind. Call GEO. W. VANST S. E. Cor. 4th and Spring, See make at John W. Peacock west Citron and South Ave. A SKETCH of the business we do and off roasts we sell would suffice that ours is the BEST MEAT MARKET examine the pipe line on between Los Angeles and and ascertain whether said lowered without detriment thing of water to irrigators, powering said pipe line, and tee is also authorized to legal opinion as to whether it is compelled, under the franchise, to lower said pipe line is within the edad in the franchise. The seconded by Mr. Kraemer opted. Notification from Wm. May-Angeles, offered to act as art in locating good water lands up the river. Placed ashard and Resh appeared board and presented a deed East Center street, the been already offered at a month ago. It appeared had failed to make good with regard to the lot m. The deed of Mr. Bushd to the Board. It was k to Mr. Bushard for es and to be again pre-pected form at next regu-It was thus conditionally P. H. KRICK, Sec'y. E. Curtis of Pittsburg, the Yorba reservoir in C. Kellogg one day last come west to investigate of constructing dams by king. He spent several Yorba reservoir, and method was proving a com-Curtis represents a facturing enterprise in which will build a hydraulic Johnstown, famed on account of a number of years that had the dam that oded Johnstown been Yorba dam there would good. The dam he pro-will be eighty feet high cross. FOR SALE Span of fine blocky built mules, perfectly sound and gentle; work single or double; fine roadsters; weight about 1900; also double work harness and new double driving harness, by Wm. Chesbro, 1¼ miles south-east of Anaheim, Broad and East street corner, city limits. QUALITY vs. REALITY It isn’t the reputation makes the vehicle It is the vehicle that the reputation good. If it goes out of our repository you be especially concerned about its wearing. Wickersheim Implem FULLERTON, CALIFORN ANNOUNCEMENT Free Concert Free Concert 1907 Fall and Winter 1907 GRAND OPENING DISPLAY We announce our formal opening for Fall and Winter, 1907-1908 for HURSDAY, OCT. 3, '07 Free Concert — All Day — Free Concert We introduce New Materials - New Designs - New Goods Swelldom - Taste - Style Our Millinery Department Enlarged. Show the newest and most fashionable Hats. We extend cordial invitation to the Public in General. We will give away six articles of value and usefulness Absolutely free of charge. New Home Sewing Machine, Drop Head, worth... $50.00 Handsome Roller Top Writing Desk, worth... 35.00 Four foot quarter sawed Oak Dining Room Table, worth... 30.00 Piece China Dinner set complete, worth... 18.00 Leather Trimmed Mission Morris Chair, worth... 12.50 Handsome Plush Carriage Robe, worth... 11.50 We give these articles absolutely free of charge. You may visit our store—and inspect overthings New Home Sewing Machine, Drop Head, worth... $50.00 Handsome Roller Top Writing Desk, worth... 35.00 Four foot quarter sawed Oak Dining Room Table, worth... 30.00 Piece China Dinner set complete, worth... 18.00 Leather Trimmed Mission Morris Chair, worth... 12.50 Handsome Plush Carriage Robe, worth... 11.50 We give these articles absolutely free of charge. You may visit our store—and inspect everything. Our Opening Display Will be the Talk of the County TERN & GOODMAN, Mammoth Dep't Store. Fullerton, Cal. Orange County's foremost up-to-date Merchants. SALE Few Days Only Horse Power Jackson Mostly the Largest, Most Powerful Best 2-Cylinder Touring Car of the Day. Car is NEW, has a number of including $100 top. Will not a great sacrifice, but will SAVE 200 cash on the original price. To demonstrate to your satisIf you want a first-class new me at once before I change my Call GEO. W. VANSYCKLE. 505 Union Trust Bldg. Dr. 4th and Spring, Los Angeles at John W. Peacock's, north tron and South Ave. MOVED! We are now located in our new quarters, six doors east of our old location. See our announcement in another column of this issue. HATZFELD'S DRUG STORE ANAHEIM FORD It's significant that while other cars go a'begging for buyers—cut prices divide commissions and trade in old cars, horses or any old thing to make a sale— the demand for Ford Runabouts increases by leaps and bounds. Henry Ford has always erred on the side of low prices A SKETCH business we do and of the prime sell would suffice to prove is the ST MEAT MARKET to buy at. We pay particular to seeing that meats are sufcured and that the various of our customers are properto. Leave orders here for delivery and best of meats. KET, Chris Gelderman, Prop. vs' Bldg. Center St. Sunset 201 letters from 50c to any price you y. Wm. F. Lutz Co. S. A. for buyers—cut prices divide commissions and trade in old cars, horses or any old thing to make a sale— the demand for Ford Runabouts increases by leaps and bounds. Henry Ford has always erred on the side of low prices Ford cars have always been worth more than the maker asked for them. That’s only one of many respects in which Fords differ from other makes —while others deteriorate Fords increase in value. “If it’s a Ford, it’s ahead—a year ahead.” P. J. WEISEL, Agt, Ford Moline Maxwell REPUTATION reputation that vehicle good. article that makes on good. or repository you need not about its wearing qualities. select It From Fifty Models Implement Company BERTON, CALIFORNIA