anaheim-gazette 1907-10-17

DISTILLATE TANK UPON ROOF Man Fills It While Smoking Cigar—Billy Warner Tells Troubles to City Fathers. Billy Warner was the star performer at the meeting of city fathers on Thursday evening. For a time it looked as though there would be no quorum. Only Trustees Fiscus and Kroeger were in the hall. Mayor Rust was telephoned to, and a feminine voice came over the phone saying the mayor was in bed fast asleep, plumb tired out. Trustee Stock was in Los Angeles. A messenger was dispatched for Trustee Darling. That gentleman was found also to be in bed. He was aroused to the importance of having a quorum, as the monthly budget of many thousands of dollars would otherwise be hung up. He appeared in the council chamber shortly before 9 o'clock. Clerk Merritt immediately called the meeting to order. Trustee Fiscus presided. Warner told the assembled trustees that a restaurant next door to his barn was maintaining upon its roof a fifty-gallon tank of distillate which he considered more of a menace to his property than he ought reasonably to be expected to endure. They had had one explosion, and he protested against a continuance of the nuisance. While one of the men was filling the tank a day or two before, he had a lighted cigar in his mouth at first reading regulating rates for moving-picture shows, entertainments charging 20 admission fee, the yearly rate fixed at $16 per year, or $4 per ter. When an excess of this sion fee is charged, the rate is $10 per quarter. Teamsters-Shannon and asked a raise in salary from $60 per month, which was given Houston & Clark submits scale of prices for electrical and asked that the city do not into competition with their communication was turned to Engineer Lewis for examination report at next meeting. H. H. Gardner & Co. were an extension of thirty days’ cement contract. Turner society was granted mission to give a picnic at Co gardens Oct. 20th. Application of W. H. Spa L. E. Miller to move frame b from Kraemer lot east of Ftional bank to gas works on tres street. Granted; A. Fuhrberg was granted sion to erect a $2500 residency North Los Angeles street. J. Kraeber was granted sion to erect an $1800 dwelling West Center. Permits for erection of sheds and barns were granted. Engineer Steward submitted subdivision of subdivision of the Front tract between South and streets. Approved. J. O. Royer requested that street near his residence be and oiled, offering to pay his barn was maintaining upon its roof a fifty-gallon tank of distillate which he considered more of a menace to his property than he ought reasonably to be expected to endure. They had had one explosion, and he protested against a continuance of the nuisance. While one of the men was filling the tank a day or two before, he had a lighted cigar in his mouth. He did not carry any insurance on his barn, as he could not afford to pay the excessive rates of the insurance trust. He asked protection of the council. Warner also protested against the sinking of a cesspool by the restaurant men within a few inches of his property line. In wet weather, he said, there would be danger of one of his horses in a box-stall going down into the abyss. Council considered Warner's objections well founded. It instructed the city attorney to prepare an ordinance referring to distillate tanks. The cesspool was referred to the proper authorities to enforce the ordinance regarding such matters. The water company submitted through Engineer Kellogg a lengthy communication relative to the pipeline on Broadway, which not only protrudes through the street grade, but has caused a cessation to the construction of a cement sidewalk on the south side of the street. It appears the pipeline, which is a thirty-inch vitrified affair, lies directly under the curb, and its altitude prevents the cement workers from completing their contract. The water company was invited at a recent meeting of the city trustees to move the pipe. The company replies at length that when the pipeline was laid, many years ago, it was made to conform to the official street grade, and thus if the street grade has been changed, it is up to the city to do the moving act. The vitrified pipe, the company continues, will be ruined by exhumation and reinterment. Mr. Kellogg told the West Center. Permits for erection of sheds and barns were granted. Engineer Steward submitted subdivision of subdivision of the Front tract between South and streets. Approved. J. O. Royer requested that street near his residence be oiled, offering to pay his cost of oiling. He also asked trees along the thorough trimmmed. A committee co- with Mr. Royer on Saturday ordered the improvements made. Marshal Steadman reported following collections: Water 35; licenses, $565; electricity $618.25. Total, $1678.60. Quents collected: Water, $4 cense, $6; lights, $75.50. $128.95. Delinquents reported, $48.45; light, $32.90. $81.35. Treasurer Hartung reported 717.98 in bank to credit of cit. Recorder Howard reported cases during the month; filed, $35. Bills to the amount of were ordered paid, and the adjourned. Rate of Taxes The rate of taxes for each school districts in Orange county the year 1907-08, including state and county and special tax, is as follows: Name of district City County Sch Anaheim $1 65 $1 30 $1 Buena Park 1 70 1 Centralia 1 70 1 Diamond 1 70 1 El Modena 1 70 1 Fullerton 87 1 30 1 Fountain Valley 1 70 1 Huntington Beach 1 70 1 La Habra 1 70 1 Laurel 1 70 1 Loara 1 70 1 Magnolia 1 70 1 Mountain View 1 70 1 Newport Beach 50 1 30 Orange 1 50 1 30 Olive 1 70 1 Olinda 1 70 1 Ocean View 1 70 1 Orangethorpe 1 70 1 cent meeting of the city trustees to move the pipe. The company replies at length that when the pipeline was laid, many years ago, it was made to conform to the official street grade, and thus if the street grade has been changed, it is up to the city to do the moving act. The vitrified pipe, the company continues, will be ruined by exhumation and reinterment. Mr. Kellogg told the board more about the history of the town, more about sidewalk construction and width of streets than it ever knew before. City Engineer Steward differed with the contention of the company relative to the grade of Broadway having been officially determined at the time the pipe was laid. He could find no authority for such statement. There seems to be looming up on the horizon a cloud no bigger than Boss Crowther’s hand, which may develop into a most beautiful scrap. City Attorney Melrose stated his position in the matter to be this: Being attorney for the water company as well as for the city, he finds himself unable to obey two masters. He had laid the matter before the water company in similar phrase. He requested that if a legal contest were to be taken on in relation to the matter at issue, he be excused from active service. The board laid the matter over until a full meeting. The board adopted an ordinance Whatever portion of any school districts fall within the bert drainage district will be subject to a $2.70 additional rate for said district. Also such portion of any of the school districts within the Newport protect district will be subject to a $2.70 national rate for the use of said district. The drainage and pro-districts lie across the San Francisco river southwest of the county and in no way affect the tax in the vicinity of Orange. The special school tax includes taxes that have been levied schools in each district.STANCE, the Orange school has 18 cents for the grammar building fund and 10 cents for living, etc., of the grammar school 17 cents for the highschool building fund and 55 cents for running expenses of the highschool, not all together a total of $100 special school tax rate for the district.—Orange Post. MOLASSES AS STOCK FOOD Figures Showing Its Economy as well as Superiority Over Other Foods. In other countries people are far in advance of us in utilizing molasses for stock food. In Germany, according to the Scientific American, dried peat is ground and sifted and mixed with molasses in the proportion of 25 per cent peat and 75 per cent molasses obtained in the manufacture of sugar from beets. This product is guaranteed to contain 35 to 40 per cent sugar. Horses fed with this develop a glossy coat, gain in appetite, and are free from colic. Neat cattle are said to become less subject to foot and mouth disease, the addition of 4-10 pounds to the daily feed of milch cows is said to increase the daily yield of milch about 55-100 gallon. In the province of Hanover from 10,000 to 15,000 tons are used each year, while Germany as a whole consumes about 200,000 tons, or the equivalent of 33,000,000 gallons. In this country a perfect substitute for the peat would be leaves from the alfalfa which shell off in handling—a mixture of molasses and alfalfa in this way in the right proportions would be ideal for cows, horses and hogs, being a highly nutritious and cheap feed taking the for erection of various barns were granted. Steward submitted plans version of the Frowenfeld between South and Broad approved. He requested that Walnut his residence be graded offering to pay half the rent. He also asked that bring the thoroughfare be made. A committee conferredoyer on Saturday and or-improvements made. Steadman reported the collections: Water, $495.00; $565; electric lights, Total, $1678.60. Delinlected: Water, $47.45; lighting, $75.50. Total, Delinquents reported: Water, light, $32.90. Total, Hartung reported $19,-bank to credit of city. Howard reported eight months; fines colthe amount of $2946.95 paid, and the board State of Taxes of taxes for each of the districts in Orange county for 1907-08, including city, county and special school follows: District City County School Total $1 65 $1 30 $1 60 $3 95 1 70 1 20 2 90 1 70 20 1 90 1 70 60 2 30 1 70 60 2 30 87 1 30 1 20 3 37 1 70 50 2 20 1 70 50 2 20 1 70 1 40 3 10 1 70 1 00 2 70 1 70 1 00 2 70 1 70 70 2 40 1 70 60 2 30 50 1 30 2 00 1 50 1 30 1 00 3 80 1 70 60 2 30 1 70 1 00 2 70 1 70 50 2 20 1 70 1 00 2 70 Molasses combination— 13,800 lbs. volunteer hay @ $2 ton..$13.80 Cost cutting @ $1.50 per ton...10.35 As an illustration of the advantages of feeding molasses sprinkled on cut hay to horses working hard: The Lawrence Agricultural company formerly had an expense of $120 per month for rolled barley; this by the use of 12 barrels of molasses at $1.25, or $15, was reduced to less than half. The hay used was volunteer, cut in April, full of salt grass, weeds and some burr clover. An experiment made in feeding this weedy hay without the use of the molasses was that about one-half was wasted, making it impracticable to try to use it for a working team. It had been offered for sale at $2 per ton, but was rejected. The method of feeding is to cut it up with a hay cutter, then sprinkle it with 3 quarts of molasses diluted, over 20 pounds of hay per day, using together with the same about 7 pounds of rolled barley per head per day. The result was that the horses, although continuing their hard work, not only held their own, but stood their work better than on grain, and are today sleek and in good spirits. To summarize the cost of feeding 23 head of horses one month: Rolled barley, 4 tons @ $30.....$120 Best barley hay, 10 tons @ $12.....120 Total.....$240 Copyright 1907 The House of Kuppenheimer Chicago Yungblu Phones Sunset 294 Home 1044 First N Drafts sold direct Inter OFFICERS W.F. BOTSFORD, President JOHN HARTUNG, Vice President FRANK SHANLEY, Second Officer O. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DO YOU KNOW THAT Pays 4 per ct. portion of any of these districts fall within the Talage district will be subject additional rate for the use district. Also such portion the school districts as falls Newport protection dissubject to a $2 70 addifor the use of said disdrainage and protection across the Santa Ana west of the county seat way affect the tax rates in of Orange. Special school tax includes all that have been voted for each district. For inOrange school district is for the grammar school and 10 cents for paintthe grammar school, and the highschool building 5 cents for running exthe high school, making a total of $1 00 as the tax rate for this dislage Post. grain, and are today sleek and in good spirits. To summarize the cost of feeding 23 head of horses one month: Rolled barley, 4 tons @ $30...$120 Best barley hay, 10 tons @ 12... 120 Total...$240 Molasses combination— 13,800 lbs. volunteer hay @ $2 ton..$13.80 Cost cutting @ $1 50 per ton.....10 35 12 bbls. molasses @ $1.25 per bbl. 15.00 2 tons rolled barley @ $30 ton.....60.00 Total...$99.15 Thus it is seen that the expense is reduced to less than one-half while the rolled barley still is the greatest expense item. The comparison between 10 tons of best hay and less than 7 tons of volunteer hay shows a discrepancy for the reason that the volunteer hay was all eaten when treated with molasses, while even the best barley hay fed dry necessitates a great deal of waste. By the use of molasses the volunteer hay was equally as good for the purpose as it was all eaten up clean when the molasses was sprinkled over it. Later, the item of rolled barley will be further reduced and probably cut out altogether. The principal difficulty in regard to the future use of molasses as above illustrated is that there is such a demand for it in the manufacture of vinegar and denatured alcohol that it is not available during several months of the year. 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